
Barbie and Ken are having the time of their lives in the colorful and seemingly perfect world of Barbie Land. However, when they get a chance to go to the real world, they soon discover the joys and perils of living among humans.
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This was great and all, but I couldn't help but notice the radiation from a couple of theaters over seeping into my lungs and disintegrating my skeleton
Let’s show this to tate
Before watching Greta Gerwig's new movie, "Barbie," I had sky-high expectations. Being a huge fan of her previous works, like "Frances Ha" and "Mistress America," as well as her directorial work, "Little Women," I couldn't wait to see what she would do with "Barbie." But, admittedly, I had some doubts too. How would she handle a movie about an iconic child’s toy? Would the movie still feel like a classic Greta film, or would it drift into mainstream territory? The buzz surrounding it by Barbenheimer only increased the hype. In "Barbie," the story revolves around the stereotypical barbie who embarks on a real-world adventure to understand her owner's thoughts she’s been having. But the real world isn't what she imagined, and she discovers troubling truths about Barbie's influence, realizing it may not be the empowering symbol she thought. Meanwhile, Ken ventures into the real world to learn what it means to be a "Man" and returns to Barbieland with a newfound mission to make it Kenland. The film takes us on an exhilarating journey as Barbie and her owner work together to restore and improve Barbieland through whimsy and emotion. The film's tone and style were right up my alley. It had a unique blend of humor that reminded me of "Scott Pilgrim," "Elf," and "Edward Scissorhands." Greta Gerwig's comedic sensibilities, which I adore from her acting roles, shone through brilliantly in the movie.
滑稽到很真實諷刺(嗎) 但感覺主題有點雜亂
I cried
ken virou betinha 🙄👎
Utter disappointment.
ive seen a lot of kids, around 7-10 year olds, all dressed up, baffled after the movie 😭
Kentastic
Barbie is an absolute triumph in the world of animated cinema. This film is a captivating journey that transcends age, resonating with the young and the young at heart. The animation is a mesmerizing spectacle, demonstrating technological prowess and artistic finesse, making every scene a visual wonder. The storyline is a powerful ode to self-discovery, resilience, and the importance of embracing one's unique qualities. Barbie emerges as a formidable role model for today's generation, showcasing courage and determination in the face of challenges. What truly sets Barbie apart is its diverse and relatable cast of characters, representing the rich tapestry of our world. The music is infectious, adding an extra layer of magic to this enchanting tale.
I’m not ready for my review but I loved this movie so much
Yes, you can be anything... even ordinary.
Greata gerwig is the goat.
Barbie (2023) ReView • Well, it’s pretty average. I didn’t expect much from it, and it turned out to be basic storytelling. One praiseworthy aspect is the soundtrack. Songs like "I'm Ken" and "What Was I Made For?" are enjoyable. I think they missed the mark on conveying maturity. If they wanted to portray a mature theme, the vibrant colors and comic scenes don’t blend well with it.
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fun