#Lucy Chaparro

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¿Es posible enamorarse de alguien sin haberle visto?… “Love is Blind México”

En este experimento un grupo de solteros y solteras se reunirán con un único objetivo: amar y ser amados por cómo son y no por su apariencia.

En la primera fase no podrán verse en ningún momento, lo único a lo que tendrán acceso es a sus voces y sus verdaderos sentimientos. Con las preguntas correctas, los participantes tratarán de descubrir si la persona que está del otro lado es su alma gemela y así decidir si comprometerse y verse finalmente para comenzar la aventura en camino al altar.

Después de verse en persona, ya estando comprometidos, las parejas harán un viaje al puro estilo luna de miel, donde podrán profundizar en su relación y saber si tienen conexión en todos los sentidos. Al regresar de esta paradisiaca experiencia, vivirán juntos para formar su propio hogar y descubrirán esos detallitos que únicamente es posible en la intimidad.

Conocerán a las familias y amigos de sus respectivas parejas y veremos la evolución de su relación mientras organizan su boda. Si después de este largo proceso las chispas siguen intactas, llegarán al altar donde decidirán finalmente si su destino es estar juntos.

Estreno: 1 de agosto de 2024 en Netflix.

Los anfitriones Omar y Lucy Chaparro acompañarán a los participantes en este recorrido lleno de emociones intensas, para ver si pueden encontrar a esa persona que les mueva el corazón por completo.

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lucychaparroo: Deseo una vida donde seamos tratadas con respeto, donde cada vez que salgamos a la calle nos sintamos seguras y protegidas. Que siempre tengamos sueños cumplidos, amores sanos y reales. Por mi, por ti, por todas!! #8marzo#mequieromecuido#lucychaparrocoach

Andrea Chaparro and Lucy Chaparro via lucychaparroo on Instagram, 03/08/2024.

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Ignacia Allamand, Lucy Cominetti, Ariel Levy & Matías López in 'Qué pena tu vida' (2010)

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possible fcs for a child of zeus please?

viola davis for sure !! gratiela branscusi, gong yoo, charlie cox, elodie yung, iffat marash, diego luna, jon bernthal, jessie mei li, alaqua cox, phoebe tonkin, will poulter, sophia taylor ali, chase sui wonders, adelaide kane, rege jean page, tuba buyukustun, simone ashley, lucy dacus, yasmin finney, nick sagar, winston duke, oliver stark, andrea chaparro, rish shah, erin kellyman, jacob elordi, ayesha madon, @.tanyaar / tanya ravichandran, henry golding, lakeith stanfield, devery jacobs, lucien laviscount, ryan destiny, jesus castro !!

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Dreamworks confirma 'Kung Fu Panda 4'

Dreamworks acaba de revelar que 'Kung Fu Panda 4' está en camino.

Han pasado ya 7 años desde la última entrega de Kung Fu Panda y si bien la franquicia se había extendido a través de una serie de televisión, videojuegos y otros medios, quedaba aún la duda si Po regresaría al cine. Inesperadamente, Dreamworks acaba de confirmar que sí, Kung Fu Panda 4 está en desarrollo y llegará a cines en marzo del 2024. Por el momento se desconocen detalles de la trama, no se…

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POKÉMON Detective Pikachu (2019)

Cinematography: John Mathieson

Cast: Ryan Reynolds (Detective Pikachu, Detective Harry Goodman), Justice Smith (Tim Goodman), Kathryn Newton (Lucy Stevens), Suki Waterhouse (Ms. Norman/Ditto), Ken Watanabe (Detective Hideo Yoshida), Omar Chaparro (Sebastian), Chris Geere (Roger Clifford), Bill Nighy (Howard Clifford)

Director: Rob Letterman

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Detective Pikachu Review (Spoilers)

Well, this is a nice, delightful surprise. Pokemon: Detective Pikachu manages to clear the very low bar/narrow superlative of “good live action American video game movie” and is a pretty fun time at the movies apart from that. It’s not quite groundbreaking and feels distinctly for kids/played safe in a number of ways, but I found myself warming to its modest charms and tech-noir stylings, as well as the high spirits with which it is told. It sits comfortably among other charmingly B-grade efforts, if with a more polished feel, like 1995′s Mortal Kombat and last year’s Rampage, though the latter also managed to be the best American Godzilla movie to date/until King of the Monsters comes out later this month.

Taking cues from other kid-noir favorites like Who Framed Roger Rabbit and Zootopia (although I would say it’s not as good as either of those), after an early, charmingly doofy small-town scene that establishes our human hero Tim Goodman (Justice Smith, no relation to Will), the film takes us to Ryme City, a supposed paradise created by disabled billionaire Howard Clifford (Bill Nighy, very fun in a two-part performance), where Pokemon and humans live in harmony; training and battles are illegal, though this point is rendered moot by an apparently healthy underground fighting circuit. Tim has arrived to take care of the affairs of his late father Harry, a detective who’s died in the line of duty and, naturally, had a complicated relationship with his son and Pokemon. Tim is quite happy to do said caretaking and leave, but he soon gets entangled in a mystery thanks to Lucy (Big Little Lies and Blockers’ Kathryn Newton, very charming here), a news network intern hungry for a big reporting job, and a disgruntled Pikachu (Ryan Reynolds) that claims to have no memory and can speak English only to Tim. The pair soon discover that Harry might not quite be as dead as claimed, that he was onto something big, as all movie detectives are, and the race is on.

If you have seen a good share of mysteries, this will not hold much in the way of surprise developments outside of perhaps one revelation about the nature of one character’s silence that provides some fun visuals. It is fairly easy to guess that there is more to Pikachu’s story than even he realizes or that Howard is not so magnanimous as he appears, though everything fits handily together in the end (I question the usage of his disability as a plot/characterization point in some regards, but as noted, Nighy classes up the joint admirably, especially having fun once a certain climactic development occurs). This is essentially Baby’s First Mystery, but that is no great sin, and the fun, as ever in these types of things, comes more in the form of the world and how our odd couple navigate their way through it.

On that note, cast-wise, Reynolds proves to be an able Pikachu indeed, coming off as a distinct character rather than simply Deadpool-lite, frustrated and defensive for some very good reasons and running his mouth with a genially funny running commentary, if an occasionally off-color one at times. Smith proves a handy grounding, an energetic straight-man who nonetheless does his due with the slightly heavier Daddy Issues material and the unenviable task of directing 90% of his lines to an unseen creature that barely reaches up to his knees. Newton proves a total delight, getting a hilarious intro that gets the wind knocked out of its sails and providing a nice sense of Lois Lane-y fire and gumption. The supporting cast apart from Nighy also holds some fun, with Ken Watanabe showing up briefly to do his dignified Ken Watanabe thing while getting to show a bit of range with things like doting on a very grumpy Snubbull, Omar Chaparro cuts an intimidating-if-slightly-goofy figure as an underground Pokemon trainer in a key scene (it’s a very similar energy to a lot of the rando one-shots found in the anime, and I mean that as a high compliment), Deadpool’s Karan Soni pops up briefly as Tim’s too-encouraging hometown friend, and Chris Geere manages an enjoyably heel-then-face turn as Clifford’s son. There’s also brief flashback interludes with Josette Simon as Tim’s grandmother that are sweet and dignified, while also comfortably revealing that Tim is mixed-race, which feels nicely normalized here.

Ultimately, the biggest battle (ahem) to be fought here was making Pokemon convincing in a semi-realistic setting with flesh-and-blood people, and in this, I would say the filmmakers have succeeded beyond all expectations. There’s been much in the way of discussing this sort of thing since the recent release of the Sonic the Hedgehog movie trailer (full disclosure: I don’t think it looks like a disaster, and this is FAR from the worst this franchise has gotten in terms of feeling undignified), but I think what works here that the Sonic people don’t seem to have quite figured out fully is that the Pokemon feel like living, breathing creatures. There’s a grotesque-cute quality to much of them, with nice little surprises of behavior: how a Charizard reacts to a swift change in fortune is almost worth the price of admission, Psyduck proves an endearing scene partner to Pikachu in a cramped car, and a group of Bulbasaur preside over a lovely grace note late in Act 2. As usual, Mewtwo’s appearance shows him as an intriguing figure in much the same way as in previous adaptations, though how is best left to the viewer to discover, and I wish they hadn’t blown his appearance in the ads. The world the Pokemon inhabit is itself endlessly inventive and intriguing; this is definitely a movie for freeze-frame people, as there’s so much detail packed into every frame, and the tech-noir environment proves to be a surprising fit for them, though brief other portions point to more “traditional” ways of making a Pokemon movie that I think could work now. Its sense of humor is also on point; outside of Pikachu’s smart-assery, there are naturally lots of references and in-jokes to the games and other media, with the film’s biggest for-fans laugh being how the theme song works its way into things.

All told, the film doesn’t reinvent the wheel, but neither does it bore, and in a subgenre filled with either delightful schlock like Kombat or Street Fighter, and deeply noble failures like Super Mario Bros. or WarCraft (god, that one breaks my heart), that is no small feat. Its weirdest passages, like this year’s earlier WB family action outing Shazam!, remind me of the darker, stranger kid’s films of my own youth like Labyrinth or Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and I think that comparison will be ultimately kind in the future. Others have made this comparison, but this has the potential to be a kickoff point like Iron Man was for the Marvel Cinematic Universe; while it’s not quite crackling with that type of electricity (pardon the pun), time will tell on that score. For now, it’s relentlessly charming, and sometimes that’s enough.

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Omar Chaparro destrozado comparte cómo fue la última cena que tuvo con Diego Verdaguer

Omar Chaparro destrozado comparte cómo fue la última cena que tuvo con Diego Verdaguer

México.-Una de las parejas más cercanas a la de Diego Verdaguer y Amanda Miguel, era la conformada por Omar Chaparro y su esposa Lucy, quienes solían compartir tiempo y realizar reuniones para mantener la amistad que los unía. Y fue el mismo Omar Chaparro, quien compartió cómo fue la última cena entre las parejas, quienes al parecer se reunieron en la casa del actor en Los Ángeles, California,…

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anonymous asked: who are your mwf?

strap in because this is going to be another long list ! at the end of the day we’d love to see anyone you’d like to bring, but these are some of our mwf faces. members as always if you have any suggestions reply ! 

abbey cowen, aja naomi king, alexa demie, amita suman, ana de armas, andrea chaparro, anya taylor-joy, ashleigh murray, aubrey plaza, azul guaita, barbie ferreira, cierra ramirez, danna paola, diane guerrero, elizabeth reaser, emily alyn lind, fah yongwaree, gemma chan, georgina amorós, giovanna grigio, greta onieogou, halston sage, hunter schafer, jennifer aniston, jessica alba, jessica chastain, jessie mei li, jodie comer, jordan alexander, kate siegel, lana condor, laura harrier, lizeth selene, lucy liu, marisa tomei, maya hawke, maude apatow, megan fox, mina el hammani, renée rapp, rosamund pike, ryan destiny, salma hayek, sandra oh, samantha logan, savannah lee smith, shay mitchell, shin ryujin, sofia carson, sonoya mizuno, sujaya dasgupta, sydney sweeney, tati gabrielle, tessa thompson, t’nia miller, úrsula corberó, vanessa morgan, victoria pedretti, zendaya, zión moreno, and zoë kravitz ! 

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El 21 de mayo @disneyplusla estrena la temporada completa del reality #Chaparreando La producción, cuyos 6 episodios estarán disponibles desde el día del estreno en la plataforma, sigue al reconocido actor y presentador mexicano en una travesía en moto desde Los Ángeles hasta Chihuahua, junto a su hijo Emiliano En la producción, compuesta por seis episodios, la audiencia conoce la intimidad de la familia Chaparro para descubrir más sobre el vínculo entre Omar y Emiliano, luego de que la familia se mudara desde México a Los Ángeles para que el reconocido artista pudiera expandir su carrera en Estados Unidos. Guiado por la necesidad de estrechar lazos con su hijo adolescente, Omar decide llevar a Emiliano a un viaje al corazón de sus orígenes en su Chihuahua natal para mostrarle las calles donde creció, las personas que marcaron su infancia, los primeros trabajos que tuvo y más. En el proceso, atravesando situaciones imprevistas y momentos de humor y emoción, padre e hijo aprenden valiosas lecciones acerca de la perseverancia, el sacrificio, la identidad y la familia. Chaparreando también cuenta con la participación del resto de la familia de Omar: su esposa Lucy y sus hijas Andrea y Natalia. Coproducida por 3Pas Studios y Pantaya, Chaparreando es parte de la sólida oferta de contenido regional de Disney+, con relevancia local y para todas las audiencias. Fuente @disneyplusla #disneyplusla #disneybia #disneyplus #bia #queremosbia3 #disney #biaunmundoalreves #disneychannel #bia3 #isabelasouza #biaummundodoavesso #disneyplusbr #isasouza #binuel #disneychannelbr #disneychannella #bia2 #beufundom #juliopena #disneybia2 #disneybiaedits #biaurquiza #gabrielladigrecco #helenaurquiza #soyluna #biaunmundoalrevés #disneybiaespecial #art #artbia https://www.instagram.com/p/COgxOL5nBw9/?igshid=pur0cin8bwkh

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Detective Pikachu: Charizard vs Gyarados nei concept

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Detective Pikachu: Charizard vs Gyarados nei concept

Detective Pikachu: Charizard vs Gyarados nei concept

Detective Pikachu: Charizard vs Gyarados nei concept

L’idea di un live action dedicato ai Pokemon poteva essere un’idea rischiosa, ma Detective Pikachu ha superato le aspettative di tutti, stampa e pubblico, e ora c’è molta attesa per ciò che verrà dopo. Dal momento che si aspetta l’arrivo al cinema di Ash Ketchum, è comprensibile che i fan siano in fibrillazione per il sequel del film.

In attesa di avere notizie certe sul progetto, ecco di seguito alcuni concept art che l’artista R.J. Palmer ha messo a disposizione del web. Come su può vedere, di seguito, i concept in questione non sono solo studi sui personaggi, ma anche repliche di alcune delle scene più emozionanti del film, come l’epica battaglia tra Charizard e Gyarados. Ecco le immagini di seguito:

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Pokemon – Detective Pikachu: la recensione

La storia inizia quando il geniale detective privato Harry Goodman scompare misteriosamente, costringendo il figlio di 21 anni Tim a scoprire cosa sia successo. Ad aiutarlo nelle indagini l’ex compagno Pokémon di Harry, il Detective Pikachu: un adorabile, esilarante e saggio super-investigatore che sorprende tutti, persino se stesso. Avendo scoperto che i due sono equipaggiati per comunicare tra loro in modo singolare, dato che Tim è l’unico essere umano in grado di parlare con Pikachu, uniscono le loro forze in un’avventura elettrizzante per svelare l’intricato mistero. Si trovano così ad inseguire gli indizi lungo le strade illuminate al neon di Ryme City, una moderna e disordinata metropoli dove umani e Pokémon vivono fianco a fianco in un iperrealistico mondo live-action. Qui incontreranno una serie di Pokémon, scoprendo una trama sconvolgente che potrebbe distruggere la loro coesistenza pacifica con gli umani e minacciare l’universo stesso dei Pokémon.

Fanno parte del cast di “POKÉMON Detective Pikachu” anche Justice Smith (“Jurassic World: il regno distrutto”) nel ruolo di Tim; Kathryn Newton (“Lady Bird,” “Big Little Lies – piccole grandi bugie” in TV) nei panni di Lucy, una giovane  reporter alle prese con la sua prima storia importante; al fianco di Suki Waterhouse (“Insurgent”), Omar Chaparro (“Overboard”), Chris Geere (“Modern Family” in TV) e Rita Ora, con il candidato all’Oscar Ken Watanabe (“Godzilla”, “L’ultimo Samurai”) e Bill Nighy (“Harry Potter e i Doni della Morte Parte 1”).

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Detective Pikachu: Charizard vs Gyarados nei concept

L’idea di un live action dedicato ai Pokemon poteva essere un’idea rischiosa, ma Detective Pikachu ha superato le aspettative di tutti, stampa e pubblico, e ora c’è molta attesa per ciò che verrà dopo. Dal momento che si aspetta l’arrivo al cinema di Ash Ketchum, è comprensibile che i fan siano in fibrillazione per il […]

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chapeau.mex: Así lucen nuestras clientas esta temporada 🎄✨

Andrea Chaparro and Lucy Chaparro via chapeau.mex on Instagram, 12/05/2023.

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No manches Frida 2 HD 1080p español latino 2019

No manches Frida 2 HD 1080p español latino 2019

No manches Frida 2 HD 1080p Zequi (Omar Chaparro) y Lucy (Martha Higareda) están por casarse. Todo parece marchar color de rosa y están a un día de la boda cuando llega la despedida de soltero. A pesar de que él promete portarse bien y no excederse, las cosas se salen de control, Cuando el ex-estafador Zequi, aparentemente reformado, está a punto de casarse con el amor de su vida, la Lucy, una…

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VIDEO: My Interview with ‘POKÉMON: DETECTIVE PIKACHU’ Co-Star, Omar Chaparro Now that you've watched my video review of #PokemonDetectivePikachu movie which opens this May 10th weekend, I recently also had the opportunity to interview actor Omar Chaparro who co-stars in this first ever live action Pokemon adventure film with Ryan Reynolds ("Deadpool," "Green Lantern") as Detective Pikachu, Justice Smith (“Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom”) as Tim; Kathryn Newton (“Lady Bird,” TV’s “Big Little Lies”) as Lucy, a junior reporter following her first big story; and Oscar nominee Ken Watanabe (“Godzilla,” “The Last Samurai”) as Lt.

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“POKÉMON Detective Pikachu” Trading Card & Casting Sneak Peek Video

Moviegoers eager to see “POKÉMON Detective Pikachu” on its North American opening weekend beginning with early shows on Thursday, May 9, will be the only fans who can get a special limited edition Detective Pikachu trading card.

Through this first weekend and while supplies last, each guest will receive an exciting two-card pack from the new Pokémon TCG: Detective Pikachu series of collectible trading cards from The Pokémon Company International. One card will be randomly selected from the series currently available at retail locations and featuring select Pokémon in their CGI likeness as seen in the movie.  The second is guaranteed to be a limited-edition Detective Pikachu card available to those early-bird fans who are among the very first to catch this first-ever live-action Pokémon adventure on the big screen.

Tickets for the highly anticipated “POKÉMON Detective Pikachu” go on sale nationwide today, April 10, at 9:00 AM PDT, although advance purchase does not guarantee the Pikachu card bonus, which is based on theatre attendance and supply.

To view the entire Detective Pikachu card collection and for all things Pokémon, go to www.pokemontcg.com/detectivepikachu/

About the Movie

The first-ever live-action Pokémon adventure, “POKÉMON Detective Pikachu” stars Ryan Reynolds as Detective Pikachu and is based on the beloved Pokémon brand—one of the world’s most popular, multi-generation entertainment properties and one of the most successful media franchises of all time.  Fans everywhere can now experience a Pikachu on the big screen as never before, as Detective Pikachu, a Pokémon like no other.  The film also showcases a wide array of beloved Pokémon, each with its own unique traits and personality.

The story begins when ace detective Harry Goodman goes mysteriously missing, prompting his 21-year-old son Tim to find out what happened.  Aiding in the investigation is Harry’s former Pokémon partner, Detective Pikachu: a hilariously wise-cracking, adorable super-sleuth who is a puzzlement even to himself. Finding that they are uniquely equipped to work together, as Tim is the only human who can talk with Detective Pikachu, they join forces on a thrilling adventure to unravel the tangled mystery. Chasing clues together through the neon-lit streets of Ryme City—a sprawling, modern metropolis where humans and Pokémon live side by side in a hyper-realistic live-action world—they encounter a diverse cast of Pokémon and uncover a shocking plot that could destroy this peaceful co-existence and threaten the whole Pokémon universe.

“POKÉMON Detective Pikachu” also stars Justice Smith as Tim, and Kathryn Newton as Lucy, a junior reporter following her first big story; as well as Suki Waterhouse, Omar Chaparro, Chris Geere, and Rita Ora, with Oscar nominee Ken Watanabe and Bill Nighy.

The film was directed by Rob Letterman, from a story by Dan Hernandez & Benji Samit and Nicole Perlman, screenplay by Dan Hernandez & Benji Samit and Rob Letterman and Derek Connolly, based on the “Detective Pikachu” video game developed by Creatures Inc.  It was produced by Mary Parent and Cale Boyter for Legendary Pictures, and Hidenaga Katakami and Don McGowan for The Pokémon Company. Executive producers were Joe Caracciolo, Jr., Ali Mendes, Tsunekazu Ishihara, Kenji Okubo, Toshio Miyahara, Hiro Matsuoka, and Koji Ueda.

Letterman’s creative filmmaking team includes two-time Oscar nominated director of photography John Mathieson, production designer Nigel Phelps, editors Mark Sanger and James Thomas, and costume designer Suzie Harman. The music is composed by Henry Jackman. Visual effects are by Moving Picture Company and Framestore.

Launched in 1996 to overwhelming response, the Pokémon brand is a global sensation that now encompasses a robust video gaming fandom with over 324 million units sold worldwide; trading card games available in 11 languages with more than 25.7 billion cards purchased; an anime television series in its 21st season that is available more than 160 countries; and over 20 animated films; as well as books, manga comics, music, toys, merchandise, and apps, including the wildly popular Pokémon GO, that has been downloaded over 850 million times and is enjoyed across the globe by fans of all ages.