Buzz Lightyear's Killer Paso Doble  Disney Pixar  When we heard
that in Toy Story 3, Buzz Lightyear, the charmingly self-
deluded, overconfident toy space ranger does a Spanish-style
dance and woos Jessie the doll with unabashed romanticism, all
while speaking silky Spanish, we thought, ‘Uh-oh, here we go:
Hollywood’s Latin lover stereotype strikes again.’  Then we
watched the movie, and Buzz’s Spanish scenes are actually among
the highlights of the movie. When his system goes haywire,
fellow toys look up Buzz’s manual to figure out how to reset
him—and mistakenly activate his Spanish mode. Buzz (voiced for
the scenes by Spanish voice actor Javier Fernandez-Peña, not Tim
Allen), starts questioning them in Spanish, as if he’s just
landed in a foreign planet. It’s pretty much the same way Buzz
was introduced in the first Toy Story.  He lays eyes on Jessie,
he sets out to woo her with poetry and dancing. The couple even
dance a most proper paso doble, which the animators managed with
the help of Dancing with the