Did anybody else find the men in this movie unattractive?

Mr Darcy both looked and sounded like a fish out of water. I couldn't stop looking at his 90s lipstick and thinking- wow that is unfortunate. His hair was too long, it made him look really short with the high collared vinyl jacket and his raspy voice was not sexy. He sounded horse through the the whole film. Whickham wasn't any better. His hair was so badly dyed and greased back as to make him look a villain (which he is) but a true villain like Whickham is able to don the Sheep's clothes and baa pleasantly and he didn't.

~It is very rare that a person is taken for what they truly are.~

How dare you objectify men you oppressive *beep*

I thought Darcy looked like he was about to start an emo band.

I'm not some moronic teenage girl, so no.

i thought they were good looking....what a strange question.

I wasn't a fan of Bingley - he is far too "pretty" for my taste.

Put some facial hair on Darcy and you'd be closest to what I find attractive, but overall I wasn't particularly impressed with any of them looks-wise.

I thought they were all good in their respective roles, though.

I was skepitical about Sam Riley as Darcy but he grew on me and did such a great convincing performance.Superb chemistry with Lily James (Lizzie).
Loved the voice, loved the squeaking leather coat.
Absolutely handsome enough to tempt me.

If I was a teen, I'd probably go for Bingley, but alas he's not my type - but the actor did great as well.

Wickham: Jack Huston I thought handsome in some of his roles but not in this one. I really did not realize it was him because of his bad hairstyle.

Matt Smith/Mr.Collins: I don't get the hype around him but he was fun alhtough a tad overacting imho and well Mr.Collins is not supposed to be good looking anyway.

I think none of the Darcy actors so far are conventional "Hollywood handsome" but that's a good thing. I don't want someone like Brad Pitt or Henry Cavill (as someone mentioned here) play Darcy.

What a pathetically shallow outlook on life.

For every lie I unlearn I learn something new - Ani Difranco