@LukeAlmighty this is also an issue with modern graphics in general, isn't it? With older games, with less realistic graphics, you could make a pretty woman and it would never look bad because the lighting, skin textures, models, animations, etc. weren't so realistic. Everything was either highly stylized or was feigning realism in a stylized way, whereas now graphics are extremely high fidelity and that comes with all the negatives of real life circumstances.

Perhaps the issue falls more on whoever is directing scenes, where they're not getting the lighting or angles quite right, instead of the model and texture artists. At this point, with such high fidelity, they should be treating it like they are directing actual actors on an actual set and trying to make the shot always flattering and appealing to look at (unless they are trying to make it look bad for the purpose of the scene of course). Even a lot of the "found footage" kinds of movies will pay close attention to those sorts of things.