#dash: luis

[agntkennedy]

anyhow....... i think these are pretty mid takes.

[madokachikamatsu]

È ricominciato tlou quindi siamo condannate a gifset di Pietro pasquale ovunque per i prossimi due mesi F

[variouscolors]

Got called a rat. He's sad.

[gainprincess]

If the matter of PAWGs in Hololive is to be broached...

Call themselves PAWGs when asked to describe body shape (though all 4 are very curvy)

Is called one by her wife, despite being top-heavy.

Gets called 'The PAWG of HoloX' like it's a damn Yakuza title. Does not like it.

[wornoutspines]

You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah | Movie Review

The acting in You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah is solid but the character's behavior is cringe #Netflixfilm #MovieAdaptation #AdamSandler #MovieReview #Netflix

Premise: Stacy Friedman and Lydia Rodriguez Katz are best friends who have always dreamed about having epic bat mitzvahs, but things start to go comically awry when a popular boy named Andy Goldfarb and middle school drama threaten their friendship and their rite of passage. Review: I liked the trailer up until I saw the names of the actresses and then I felt weird. This is basically a nepo…

[ohwynne]

@barncat-therapy from here

[pm] I thought you were dead. Thank the gods you're not. The hospital isn't good either, I know, but it's so much better than gone and missing and probably dead. I've been telling Todd and the other managers that you're sick or something, so hopefully it'll work out with that. I'm just happy you're going to be alright. Is it alright if I ask what happened?

[pm] I'm glad I'm not either.

Thank you, I really appreciate that. I guess I'll reach out soon. I can get a doctor's note, or something, maybe.

You probably wouldn't believe me Some bad people from the Worm Row attacked me and my roommates. It wasn't looking good for a while, but some people helped us out. Just resting up now.

[essence-unlimited]

What a disgrace. — 👓

[milliondollarbaby87]

You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah (2023) Review

Stacy and Lydia are BFFs and have been planning amazing Bat Mitzvah’s for many years, however when middle school drama and obviously a popular boy comes between them it is a recipe for disaster! ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Continue reading Untitled

[letsbenditlikebennett]

Well, now I'm not. Historically, usually yes. Honestly, I wasn't actually expecting someone to send me anything, but looks like the wealthy population of this town is really into gay rights. But the "see what I could offer" doesn't make it sound like you're exactly swimming in cash. So please keep your money.

Are you short on money then? If there's anything you need for the near future, I could see what I could offer?

[daily-leon]

I love getting notifications that's you've posted :)) your art style is very pleasing to the eye. It's something with how you draw Leon, I can't explain it, but it makes me happy to see your posts gracing my dash

Also, I think it'd have been funny if the option "No" on if Luis should be freed from his ice prison won lmao

💛💛 I'm genuinely grateful whenever people tell me this, they're nothing special to me but if they make someone happy that's so surreal to hear

Also oh my god I forgot about that

[feng-shui71]

It’d be dope to see Wesk in some opium/y2k styled clothing. Like one day Jordan’s like “you dress in the same shit all the time, what if we dash you up a bit?” and Wesker begrudgingly gets sucked into it

Jumped for joy when I seen this in my inbox. Of course I love drawing outfits

Extra doodles below the cut, more Wesker fits that he’d actually probably wear .. ft a Luis sketch:

[variouscolors]

No one has ever asked him how he climbed the Tokyo Tower.

Yet.

[gainprincess]

"Look, both of you. Laplus, you lay off of Chloe. Honestly, if you wanted something like that done, you and I both know you should've asked Iroha or I for it. "

"And you, Chloe, you need to remember to ask for clarification before asking our dear leader for something, because you know that you'll mess it up too."

"Now go rest, and I'll give you both cuddles later, okay?"

[wornoutspines]

You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah | Trailer

The trailer looks fun and all but the movie got a bit soured for me. #YouAreSoNotInvitedToMyBatMitzvah #OfficialTrailer #AdamSandler #IdinaMenzel #NetflixFilms

Writer: Fiona Rosenbloom (Novel), Alison Peck (Screenplay) Director: Sammi Cohen Stars: Idina Menzel, Jackie Sandler, Adam Sandler, Sadie Sandler, Samantha Lorraine, Dylan Hoffman, Sarah Sherman I’m not a tween but this movie looks fun, but given the name of some of the actresses, it looks like Adam Sandler just gave roles to his kids I guess. If you want to support this site, help by getting…

[lesbianwyllravengard]

Okay so i hope you don’t mind this rambling, but i’ve been wanting to talk about this for a while and since i have no friends that like resident evil i decided to ask you if you don’t mind. Since i only got into the games and the fandom a few years ago, i played the remake version of RE4 before the og one unlike much of the fandom. I recently played the original game and while i agree with many points made about how they made Luis so much better in the remake, didn’t they also make him more of a stereotype in a way? With this i mean that despite making him more fleshed out with things like his past as a biologist for umbrella or how his grandfather died and his connection to the village there are also many other things they added that do make him more of a stereotypical sexy spanish man. Like how they changed his appereance to be tanner and wild and scruffy, how he seems much more untrustworhty and sly looking and he even dances flamenco (or something similar enough) in the dlc with Ada. Now i hope this doesn’t seem as if i’m mad he haves tanned skin in the remake, i’m spanish and we have many different skin tones here, he’s perfectly someone i could find walking on the street; also his voice actor is spanish and did a very good job. But many of the details added do make him seem more like that, i know in the og game Luis was still a bit of that stereotype given he was also a smooth talking flirty pretty boy, but in the remake he’s been straight up sexualized. Even the fandom sexualizes him a lot, and i get he’s very attractive, i like him a lot too but still. Sorry if this was too long or if i made it seem worse than i think it is, i don’t really mind much and he’s even become a comfort character for me but there's something that bugs me and i don't know why

I wanna preface by saying that if it bothers you, that is perfectly understandable, and I would never try to convince you that you're wrong for feeling that way. (the only thing here idk if I agree with is the sexualisation aspect - I do not recall a moment where Luis was reduced to his body or sex appeal, but I am more than willing to hear you out about it and change my mind).

I think the difference between Luis behaving in a stereotypical way, versus being nothing but a stereotype, is the way he is so fleshed out in the remake. He is eccentric, flirtatious, and hot, but that's not all he is. In the original, that pretty much summed up his character, but in the remake, he has an actual personality, and he has fears, wants, goals, and flaws. We also learn, especially in Separate Ways, that his flirtatious and whimsical nature is an attempt to distract from the deep sadness and guilt that he feels all of the time. He has a breakdown in front of Ada over the laboratory fire because that's how he watched his grandfather died. He blames himself for everything that happened to Leon, and Ashley, and Ada, and the entire village he used to call home. He's hurting, he's scared, and he's so lonely - and so when he finds people who not only need his help but that he knows he can help, he puts on the act of the chivalrous and flirtatious funny guy. His response to his trauma was not to become hardened and moody like Leon, but to play the act of brave and dashing knight (inspired by his love of Don Quixote) who everyone would love and trust - I also think it's why he tries overmuch with Leon versus with Ada, because Leon doesn't like him at all when they first meet, whereas Ada at least humours him. And dancing the Flamenco was, I believe, his way of channelling his anxieties in a way that is familiar to him. So while he does behave in ways that are stereotypical, we have more narrative explanation of why that is, we have more facets of his personality that explain why he does the things he does, and we have a range of emotions from him beyond the flirtatious and witty act he puts up.

Now all of that being said, these are "watsonian" explanations for your question. From the perspective of reality, however, Capcom has a longstanding history of misogyny, racism, xenophobia, and pretty much any kind of bigotry you can think of. And they have proven even still that they are incapable of not conveying that in everything they make. While I do think Luis is an incredibly well written character in the remake, I do also see how capcom recycled the stereotypes they used in the first place and fleshed him out in order to 'excuse' those stereotypes. I do see how, despite the obvious research they put into the remake, especially compared to the original, they fell short in representing Spanish culture outside of a storytelling device or comedic relief.

These kinds of conversations are good and important to have, both because it means we do not let capcom get away with things, but also that we all make sure to always be thinking about multiple perspectives and responses to the representation in these games. And I just enjoy this kind of thing in general, I'm always down for changing my own perspective or opinion on things like this, so thank you for opening this conversation with me. I think ultimately there are a plethora of ways to interpret Luis's character, as well as ways to feel about how he was portrayed, and you can absolutely enjoy him as a character/appreciate aspects of his story but still feel uncomfortable or put off by other things <3

[al59]

… encore bien d’autres

Les sex-symbols des années 1980 attirèrent mon attention telles que sont Kim Basinger, Kathleen Turner, Jodie Foster, Kelly Preston, Linda Fiorentino, Meg Ryan, Ornela Mutti, Dalila Di Lazzaro, Valeria Golino, Barbara Carrera, Olivia d'Abo, Andie MacDowell, Phoebe Cates, Sean Young, Lea Thompson, Sigourney Weaver, Rosana Arquette, Bobbie Brown, Tawny Kitaen, Daryl Hannah, Nastassja Kinski, Carrie Fisher, Lara Flynn Boyle, Sherilyn Fenn, Geena Davis, Susan Sarandon, La Toya Jackson, Lynn Whitfield, Irene Cara, Laura Dern, Margaret Avery, Rae Dawn Chong, Robin Givens, Vanna White, Marisa Tomei, Jamie Lee Curtis, Michelle Pfeiffer, Beverly D'Angelo, Adrienne Barbeau, Betsy Russel, Erin Gray, Ginger Lynn Allen, Elisabeth Shue, Kymberly Conrad, Dian Parkinson, Mia Sara, Michelle Pfeiffer, Kathy Ireland, Daryl Hannah, Cassandra Peterson, Paula Abdul, Jennifer Beals, Meg Ryan, Molly Rignwald, Lisa Hartman, Susanna Hoffs, Kim Wilde, Brooke Shields, Heather Thomas, Heather Locklear, Sonia Braga, Kelly LeBrock, Brooke Shields, Robin Givens, Christie Brinkley, Kelly McGillis, Virginia Madsen, Leslie Easterbrook, Jami Getz, Kerri Green, Vanessa Williams, Vivica A. Fox, Stacey Dash, Ola Ray, Lynn-Holly Johnson, Carey Lowell, Melody Anderson, Kristina Wayborn, Maruschka Detmers, Patsy Kensit, Alison Doody, Papillon Soo Soo, Chingmy Yau, Maggie Cheung, Anita Mui, Michelle Yeo, Ellen Chan, Lui Hsiao, Akina Nakamori, Yū Hayami, Momoko Kikuchi, Hiroko Yakushimaru, Yoko Minamino, Rekha, Mary Stävin, Valentina Vargas, Kim Catrall, Charlotte Rampling, Mylène Farmer, Carole Bouquet, Katia Tchenko, Gabrielle Lazure, Fiona Gélin, Sophie Duez, Juliette Binoche, Christine Boisson, Marie Matheron, Cyrielle Clair, Fanny Ardant, et Anne Parillaud.

… sans oublier celle des années 1990 comme les sex–symbols américaines comme Julia Roberts, Sharon Stone, Angelina Jolie, Bridget Fonda, Renée Russo, Juliette Lewis, Winona Ryder, Madeleine Stowe, Rachel Weisz, Diane Lane, Gillian Anderson, Cameron Diaz, Selma Blair, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Jennifer Love Hewitt, Uma Thurman, Drew Barrrymore, Julia Ormond, Carré Ottis, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Jennifer Connelly, Liv Tyler, Erika Eleniak, Anna Nicole Smith, Charisma Carpenter, Heather Graham, Sarah Jessica Parker, Rose McGowan, Teri Hatcher, Christina Applegate, Shannen Doherty, Cindy Margolis, Gena Lee Nolin, Donna D’Errico, Nicole Eggert, Janet Jackson, Jennifer Tilly, Gina Gershon, Shauna Sand, Peta Wilson, Katherine Heigl, Natasha Henstridge, Lisa Rinna, Yasmine Bleeth, Gabrielle Union, Aaliyah, Regina Hall, Jada Pinkett Smith, Tatyana Ali, Nia Long, Theresa Randle, Kim Fields, Angela Bassett, Ashley Judd, Kristy Swanson, Brittany Murphy, Elizabeth Gracen, Marley Shelton, Angie Everhart, Lucy Liu, Victoria Pratt, Sandra Bullock, Kelly Rutherford, Christina Ricci, Claire Danes, Kate Fischer, Portia de Rossi, Alicia Witt, Courtney Love, Tiffani Thiessen, Elisabeth Berkley, Belle Avery, et Shania Twain.

… mais aussi les européennes comme Victoria Silvstedt, Rebecca Romijn, Helena Bonham-Carter, Sadie Frost, Miranda Richardson, Anna Tomson, Cate Blanchette, Kristin Scott Thomas, Minnie Driver, Joely Richardson, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Kate Beckinsale, Nicole Kidman, Virginia Hey, Nina Muschallik, Catherine Rabett, Florina Kendrick, Caprice, Victoria Abril, Mädchen Amic, Xenia Seeberg, Sophie Marceau, Ophélie Winter, Élodie Bouchez, Clotilde Courau, Virginie Ledoyen, Valeria Bruni Tedeschi, Emmanuelle Seigner, Inés Sastre, Roberta Gemma, Izabella Scorupco, Maria Grazia Cucinotta, et Francesca Neri,… et asiatiques comme  Gong Li, Amy Yip, Carina Lau, Rosamund Kwan, Yvonne Hung Yung, Loletta Lee, Vivian Chow, Veronica Yip, Michelle Reis, Pia Reyes, Joyce Jimenez, Aya Medel, Natasha Ledesma, Ana Capri, Priscilla Almeda, Nanette Medved, Misaki Ito, Ayumi Hamasaki, Namie Amuro, Koda Kumi, Hikaru Utada, et Nanase Aikawa.