Brad Pitt vs Henry Cavill

In his 25–35 age range, Pitt's outer eye corners sat clearly above the inner corners — approximately +3–4° positive tilt. This combined with good orbital depth produced classic hunter eyes. Age and soft tissue changes have altered this appearance in recent years.

His nose width is the most consistent failo across analyses. The alar base is wider than the ideal mouth-to-nose ratio. At peak this was compensated by other features but it's consistently noted.

Cavill's gonial angle sits around 115–120°, which is in the ideal range for masculine facial structure. The mandibular ramus is long and vertical, creating the characteristic rectangular lower face. Combined with high masseter definition, this is the single most cited reason for his high rating.

His philtrum (distance between nose base and upper lip) runs slightly longer than ideal. In close-up shots this creates a minor midface imbalance. It's a subtle failo that doesn't register in most viewing distances, but it's the most common point raised in community debates about whether he's 6.5 or 7.0.