So they bully prom queens these days?

Is it possible that prom queen candidates or football heroes get bullied in high school? Well, anything is possible. Is it very likely? Hell, no.

So why whenever they have to find an actress to play female bullying victim, do they pick the girl who is much more likely to win prom queen in any ACTUAL high school (i.e. the girl in the "Carrie" re-make, the girl in this movie). I guess modern-day audiences can't feel sympathy for someone if they DON'T look like a prom queen.

I'm not saying pretty girls CAN'T be bullied, just like I wouldn't say women who look like Cameron Diaz CAN"T be unlucky at love and unable to get a date, but why make such a huge stretch of credibility if you're really trying to impart a serious social message?