I have for a long while been underwhelmed by the leading actresses in major movies - and I now think I know why: because they are dead-eyed.
Why this should be, and why actresses more often than actors - although some actors have the same 'problem' and for the same reason, is obvious enough (i.e. chronic psycho-sexual abuse, which may or may not be strategic - often exacerbated by self-mutilation and chosen spiritual evil; therefore worst in those who became 'stars' youngest); but it is also pretty obvious that acting-impact is severely limited by zombie eyes...
Furthermore, and increasingly, the actresses have 'dead' (i.e. immobile) faces - particularly as they age (i.e. through their thirties) due to the massive use of plastic surgery.
Whether or not 'Hollywood' actresses strike you as 'attractive' is a matter of taste (certainly they are not to my taste - but then they are not intended to be); but that mainstream female stars they do not, and cannot, act really well due to dead eyes and immobile faces is just an objective fact.
Maybe this is a reason why I mostly prefer animated movies? The acting is more life-like, because the eyes are more alive?...
