If you’d told me five years ago that there would be a Barbie movie that somehow was not only just not a cash grab or nostalgia bait but also a genuinely amazing piece of cinema with an amazing message to boot I’d never believe you.
If you’d told me five years ago that there would be a Barbie movie that somehow was not only just not a cash grab or nostalgia bait but also a genuinely amazing piece of cinema with an amazing message to boot I’d never believe you.
What I liked was that every time you felt bad for Ken, he was dealing with something that actual women have been putting up with for ages.
And later in the movie Barbie talks about feeling silenced and ignored and Ken says something like, “It doesn’t feel good, does it?”