#adam irigoyen

[haveyouseenthisseries-poll]

[thirst-for-boys]

Adam Irigoyen

[disneyrares]

[adamwatchesmovies]

Underdog Kids (2015)

Underdog Kids is like a bad children’s drawing you find on the internet. The further you are from it emotionally, the more fun you’ll have. If you know Phillip Rhee - the star, writer, director, and producer of this family film - do not watch this. You’ll want to die of embarrassment. Composed almost entirely of plot points you've seen elsewhere - most specifically the kind found in The Karate Kid, The Bad News Bears and other kid sports movies - it's entertaining, but not in the way intended.

Former mixed martial arts champion Jimmy Lee (Phillip Rhee) reluctantly agrees to coach a ragtag team of kids at the Mid-County Community Center. If the children’s issues weren’t enough to deal with, Jimmy’s desire to get back into the world of professional sports threatens to pull him away from them at any point.

The only surprise in Underdog Kids is that at no point does some kind of bigwig come over and announce that the community center is going to be torn down unless someone can raise a fat stack of dollar bills. This movie has nothing going on so it’s packed with clichés like the silent black teen who flies into a rage whenever he’s teased, the other kid who’s embarrassed by his mom’s attempts to be frugal at the movie theater, the little girl who wants to get her nails done but can’t because her dad is poor, the siblings whose parents have recently died in a car crash and are being taken care of by their single aunt, and the fat kid whose father thinks he’s a source of shame. There are others too, but you get the idea.

Even for these kinds of stock characters, the writing is as weak as a kitten. Jimmy’s nickname is “the Lightning Bolt”. Not because he’s fast; because he was hit by lightning as a kid. What does that mean? Nothing. Another example. In a normal movie, the scene showing that the pint-sized martial artist can’t punch out a candle would be early on. Then, you’d have a bunch of training, maybe a couple of scenes where he matures or learns something and then confirmation that his arc is over with a scene showing that now, he's acquired a new skill. Here, we go straight from the “I can’t do it” scene, to the kid’s birthday party when he puts out the candle by himself. That’s amateur-level stuff but it’s nothing to the fat kid’s “arc”. And no, that’s not me being mean. That’s what the character is. In every scene, he’s stuffing his face or talking about food. I know the actor got paid, but he had to feel a little dirty. Everyone else has clearly been cast for their ability to throw kicks and punches. Him? he was cast because of his figure and Phillip Rhee gives him the most humiliating scene. It’s the big tournament and the Underdogs are hopelessly outmatched. Most of their opponents - hailing for the Cobra Kai-like Scorpions - tower over them. Porky runs around in terror until he falls on the ground. When his adversary reaches to take him out, he gets a giant, stadium-filling fart in the face and passes out. It doesn't end there. Later on, we see the kid’s dad cheering, telling the crowd that’s his boy down there! Either Dad’s sense of smell, hearing, and sight have long eroded, or he came in late. Either way, it does not feel justified at all.

Underdog Kids continues to find to ways do what everyone else has done before, but worse. After all of the dubiously won matches, the Scorpions and Underdogs are tied. Now, they will be judged via a choreographed dance set to music. You think this is where that “embarrassing” ballet regiment we saw earlier will pay off, but no. The Scorpions go first and their performance is so incredible they receive a 49 out of 50. How bad is it that you can not only tell me who’s going to win but what their score will be, and what each individual judge’s sheet will say? And no, this is not the kind of movie that will surprise you by having the ‘dogs lose because the Scorpions are led by a cheating coach who has no sense of fair play and bullies his students. He’s pure evil and absolutely must be defeated to teach the dumb kiddies watching and laughing at all the farts a lesson about how cheating is wrong.

While Underdog Kids looks professional, the performances are generally weak and the fight choreography isn’t convincing. Then, you have the script, which introduces storylines and then drops them unceremoniously, fails to capitalize on the characters introduced and holds no surprises. It’s the kind of movie that’s sure to put you to sleep unless you go in knowing it’ll be bad. That extra information allows you to make it into a fun experience by making sarcastic remarks with your friends. (March 11, 2022)

[movienized-com]

Centurion: The Dancing Stallion

Centurion: The Dancing Stallion (2023) #DanaGonzales #AmberMidthunder #AramisKnight #PatriciadeLeon #AdamIrigoyen #BillyZane Mehr auf:

Centurion XII Jahr: 2023 Genre: Drama Regie: Dana Gonzales Hauptrollen: Amber Midthunder, Aramis Knight, Patricia de Leon, Adam Irigoyen, Billy Zane, Sal Lopez, Michael Cimino … Filmbeschreibung: Elissa Hall (Amber Midthunder) strebt eine Karriere als Reiterin an, doch ihr Traum wird jäh unterbrochen, als sie feststellt, dass sie an Knochenmarkskrebs leidet. Sie findet Trost bei ihrem Pferd…

[jackhelps]

jack, você tem sugestões de fcs masculinos latinos que se encaixem no intervalo de 25-30 anos? obrigado.

Opa, tenho sim!

André Lamoglia (27)

Ricardo Hoyos (29)

Michael Cimino (25)

David Castro (28)

Tyler Alvarez (27)

Omar Apollo (27)

Maluma (30)

Diego Tinoco (27)

Brandon Perea (29)

Mark Indelicato (30)

Juan Caruso (25)

Simón Hempe (26)

Aaron Dominguez (30)

Jason Genao (28)

Jorge Lendeborg, Jr. (28)

Nicholas Chavez (25)

Eduardo Franco (30)

Froy Gutierrez (26)

Ricardo Hurtado (25)

Adam Irigoyen (27)

Brandon Larracuente (30)

Tony Revolori (28)

Angel Bismark Curiel (29)

Mauricio Kuri (27)

Tom Karabachian (28)

Alejandro Puente (30)

Omar Rudberg (26)

Espero que ajude!

[destinyc1020]

It looks like Austin really was on Shake It Up!

https://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=https%3A%2F%2Fi.pinimg.com%2F736x%2F07%2F0c%2Fad%2F070cad811ad118664126e26deb7561bb.jpg&tbnid=xBkZGbIDpJ7KnM&vet=1&imgrefurl=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.pinterest.com%2Fpin%2Faustin-butler-in-shake-it-up-2010-in-2023--373728469091425559%2F&docid=N-TI6lPD2jx38M&w=499&h=683&hl=en-us&source=sh%2Fx%2Fim%2Fm4%2F3

I feel like they must have come across each other in their teens a number of time with both attached to Disney projects ☺️

Lol thanks Anon. I remember posting about this a while back on my blog.

But Austin was not actually on the show. Wasn't this a special that he attended? Someone can correct me if I'm wrong. 🤔

Anyway lol... I'm pretty sure both being Disney kids and all, they probably met before at least ONCE in the past years ago lol. 😅

Oh.... I found it... It was a New Year's Eve Special hosted by Zendaya and Bella Thorne!

But yea, this was back in 2010, so 13 years ago! 😅

Everyone was so young lol.... 🥰

[mattmurdockstanaccount]

Why is Tim giving Deuce from Shake it Up?😭

[unforgottenuniverse]

Adam Irigoyen

[kwebtv]

Shake It Up  -  Disney  -  November 7, 2010  -  November 10, 2013

Sitcom (75 episodes)

Running Time:  30 minutes

Stars:

Bella Thorne as CeCe Jones

Zendaya as Rocky Blue

Davis Cleveland as Flynn Jones

Roshon Fegan as Ty Blue

Adam Irigoyen as Deuce Martinez

Kenton Duty as Gunther Hessenheffer (seasons 1–2)

Caroline Sunshine as Tinka Hessenheffer (recurring, season 1; main, seasons 2–3)

[thirst-for-boys]

Adam Irigoyen

[kardashianandjenner]

Adam Irigoyen, Remy Thorne and Bella Thorne at the Kari Feinstein MTV Movie Awards Style Lounge held at Montage Beverly Hills on June 4, 2010 in Beverly Hills, California.

[suitelifeofpaige]

who was your favorite character on Shake It Up and why was it Deuce?

[rare-faceclaims]

Adam Irigoyen - Insta

Age: 23 (1997) Ethnicity: American Eye Colour: Dark Brown Hair Colour: Black Body: Average Known For: Acting

[hopelikethemoon]

Interview: Adam Irigoyen Discusses His Role in Netflix’s ‘Away’