Hanks and Davis consider love scenes on film and stage to be unrealistic because they believe that the majority of these scenes do not accurately replicate genuine human experiences and emotions. They feel that love scenes are often exaggerated and embellished, failing to capture the complexities and subtleties of real-life relationships. Hanks and Davis argue that love scenes are frequently romanticized and sensationalized for entertainment purposes, resulting in an unrealistic portrayal of love and intimacy.
