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k-wame · 1 year

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CARLOS CUEVAS & CEDRICK MUGISHA 2022 • SMILEY Netflix [TV Series] • RomCom • S01.E08

#carlos cuevas #smiley #smiley netflix #smileyedit #cedrick mugisha #romcom #àlex x ibra #lgbtedit #gay couple #gay #lgbt #romancegifs #ibra ndiongue #tvedit #queer #queer media #affection #intimacy #beautiful men

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tylerposey · 1 year

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I won't be wrapped around your finger. "Icarus's Wings" — Smiley (1.02)

#smiley #smileyedit #lgbtedit #homoinitiative #holesrus #netflixedit #carlos cuevas #miki esparbé #smiley netflix #àlex x bruno #gif #mine #*

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halfwayriight · 1 year

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Carlos Cuevas and Miki Esparbé as Álex & Bruno

SMILEY - La fiera de mi niña (1.03)

#smileyedit #netflixedit #tvedit #smiley #smiley netflix #netflix #carlos cuevas #miki esparbé #i loved this show #might gif more #myedits #*gifs #myother #2k

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bennie0315 · 18 days

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Can I just say, the way TV shows work now is so disheartening. I just read an article about another queer show being cancelled after one season and it's just really sad. There's no more of just shows coming out on TV, or other services , being not so popular at first but then at like season 3 they get immensely popular or maybe they don't but they're still loved by a group of people even if it isn't the biggest crowd. There are so many shows that you definitely have heard of that were not the most popular when the first season came out, for example the office didn't peak till like the fifth season, breaking bad gained popularity just before the fourth season, and game of thrones peaked at about season five. I haven't watched any of those but they are some of the most popular TV shows I can think of and so imagine if they had been cancelled after one season?? just because they hadn't quite reached a zillion views yet.

I was watching this lovely show called night sky on amazon prime, It was a refreshing and original Sci fi show choosing to follow two older protagonists rather than a young couple. And I thought that was awesome and I really was enjoying this show, till it ended on a cliff hanger and then I found out there was never going to be a second season.

No more hidden gems, no more chances for shows to build up a plot and an audience over time just one season and if it doesn't get stranger things big then it's over, doesn't matter how much story was planned out or how much is left unsaid. Sometimes they get more than one season but often they still never get to finish their story.

So many shows potential for representation and great stories are thrown down the drain when the big boss decides it isn't making them enough money. Because that's just it, it's always about money. Because if it's not making the multimillionaire streaming services richer then what's the point?

Ok rant over.

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couldvebeenus · 5 months

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Miki Esparbé & Carlos Cuevas - December, 2023

#Boyfriends drinking wine :') im fine #smiley netflix #smiley #miki esparbe #miki esparbé #carlos cuevas #Alex x Bruno

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stuff-diary · 1 year

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Smiley

TV Shows/Dramas watched in 2022

Smiley (2022, Spain)

Directors: Marta Pahissa & David Martín Porras

Writer: Guillem Clua

Mini-review:

This is the cliché gay romcom that we've always been waiting for and the one we deserve. It's hilarious, romantic, melodramatic, messy and full of feels, and I loved every second of it. The writing is fantastic, the acting feels absolutely natural and the whole cast shares some crazy chemistry that makes the relationships feel truly real. I also loved that it featured a wide array of LGBTQ relationships and characters of diverse age and looks, cause it's something that tends to be missing in the genre. This is definitely my favorite Netflix Spain Original (although that wasn't too difficult tbh) and one of my favorite romcoms of the last few years, and I strongly recommend you watch it. Hell, it's even holiday themed, so it's just perfect for the current season.

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princess-josephina · 1 year

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Álex & Bruno | Smiley (2022) | 1x02 - Las alas de Ícaro

#smiley #smiley netflix #alex x bruno #gifset #lgbtq+#mishabawlinsgifs #misha-bawlins gifs #gay tv shows #haven't made gifs in ages #but these two consumed my brain and soul and there's criminally few gifsets of them on tumblr

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deramin2 · 1 year

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"It's time we had queer media do X!"

Babe, I promise you it already exists. Queer media is already doing that. It came out this year. It came out 20 years ago. The only reason you're not aware of it is that queer media always has been mostly indie and people don't watch enough weird indie stuff.

If you only watch queer media made to appeal to a broadly average viewer, of course you're not going to see comedic gay sex, or drag club workplace comedy, or trans men grappling with their interpersonal relationships changing, or romcoms that reject amatanormativity, or 70+ year old lesbian road trips, or Muslim gay coming of age stories, or sham marriage comedies. But these are all in real films and shows.

What's not happening is average straight people paying attention to these wonderful pieces of media, the best films and shows you've ever seen, because they were not made for straight people. They don't talk to straight people, they don't let straight people in on the community jokes and commentary, and they deliberately do things to make straight people uncomfortable. They're more passionate and more messy.

And what you'll almost always get is found family. So if you love that trope there is an entire genre waiting for you to discover.

Off the top of my head that I've watched this year:

Comedic gay sex: Bros (2022), Spoiler Alert (2022), Smiley (2022).

Drag club workplace comedy: Smiley (2022).

Trans men grappling with their interpersonal relationships changing: Rūrangi (2020), Romeos (2011).

Romcoms that reject amatanormativity: Bros (2022), Chutney Popcorn (1999), Badhai Do (2022).

70+ year old lesbian road trips: Cloudburst (2011).

Muslim gay coming of age stories: Naz & Maalik (2016).

Sham marriage comedies: Badhai Do (2022).

#queer media #bros movie #spoiler alert movie #smiley netflix #Rūrangi show #Romeos movie #Chutney Popcorn #Badhai Do #Cloudburst movie #Naz & Maalik

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jonny-versace · 1 year