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@drewk424

10 ай бұрын

Every father should take their son to see this movie. It elucidates the desire for women to rise up enslave and subjugate males. That a male's rightful place is at the whim of the female, and that no male should have a position of power. So what this movie teaches is that to prevent this dystopian nightmare future, males should strip rights from women, and abandon the notion that men and women should stand as equals in society. Thanks Barbie movie for opening my eyes.

@sandyedwards2681

10 ай бұрын

Wow I always appreciate @thetake views you share in your videos, but despite your great insight about the Barbie movie and feminism, you are using a word rooted in misogyny and sexist. Cringe! It’s bad enough to hear other people throw around the d-word but I didn’t expect it from you. Please reconsider that word choice and stop perpetuating negative stereotypes about women and female bodies.

An underrated moment from the movie was ‘Depressed Barbie’ with ‘Pride and Prejudice’ (1995) playing. I clapped loudly in the theatre.

@oxigen85

10 ай бұрын

Omg I felt personally seen! 😂😂😂

@15Candles

10 ай бұрын

Bro, I actually did the Leonardo DiCaprio pointing meme when that showed up. Sadly, I won't be depressed Barbie because I prefer watching the 2005 movie version but I've always liked the BBC version too 😂

@yonhim8194

10 ай бұрын

Man i SCREAMED at the top of my lungs in the theaters when I saw that scene. It hits too much close to home. My bf was confused yet laughing 😂 Loved it!

@selty

10 ай бұрын

The entire cinema I was in was in tears laughing

@19Tomma93

10 ай бұрын

That moment hit hard in the cinema 😂

"We have to always be extraordinary, but somehow we're always doing it wrong." ...That line was Greta knowing that no matter how perfect she made this movie, it wouldn't be enough for the critics on either side... no matter how many hoops she jumped through with Mattel and Warner Bros.

@sethcloete4548

10 ай бұрын

OMMMMWWWWW FACTS ON FACTS

@Ar1AnX1x

10 ай бұрын

as someone who's not even the target audience, a movie about Barbie doesn't exactly have you going on with high expectations, so anyone who thinks its a bad movie is really being an annoying person with a political agenda, so many people are purposefully misunderstanding the message in this movie because they're just biased against it, same people who will go and review bomb it on google reviews without even watching it, these are sad and hateful people, it is what it is

@addisonratcatcher3287

10 ай бұрын

SOOOOO true omg

@Roggerrabb1t

10 ай бұрын

@@Ar1AnX1xurgh, are the review bombs actually happening?

@matriaxpunk

10 ай бұрын

The line is a reference to women in general. Inserting that line doesn’t make the movie automaticaly perfect nor does it protect it against fair criticism. Also, the movie is doing great, and only some right wing fundamentalist are critizising it harshly, so that line isn’t even true in this case.

I loved the scene where Barbie tells the old woman at the bus station that she is beautiful. Society often treats older women like they have no value or beauty and that’s wrong.

@juanchoresultay2704

10 ай бұрын

Not much with Asian society though , we mostly treat our elders with respect

@FreddytheFredFred

10 ай бұрын

Personal value and sexual marketplace value are different things. The old woman may still be a great person (and admittedly beautiful for an older woman), event though she is not as hot as she used to be. But the sexual attention she may have received during her youth shouldn't be conflated with her real value as a person. If one keeps expecting that high, it can only go downhill from there.

@DanielaGlint

10 ай бұрын

@@FreddytheFredFred nobody mentioned sexual market value. Why are you bringing that up?

@Halo4beatsB02

10 ай бұрын

​@DanielaGlint the amount of cognitive dissonance is why many women are so irritating

@user-kh3yn4sr4e

10 ай бұрын

Especially in Asia when they are past 25. They are mocked at Christmas cakes.

I wanted Will to be revealed as an escaped Ken. He is so over the top corny and clueless, it seemed an inevitability. Plus, it would have given him motivation to keep Barbie from stealing his real world thunder. My favorite thing about the movie was how enchanted Barbie is with both of elderly women she meets. I feel like they are the reason she chooses her ending.

@marybr5154

10 ай бұрын

That would have been brillant

@_Alimm

10 ай бұрын

that would've been a good twist

@RabbidTribble

10 ай бұрын

Oh, man, that would have been hilarious

@foxesofautumn

10 ай бұрын

Haha see that's a fun idea! Plus I thought they were setting up Gloria to take his place. What a pity her story kind of fizzled out. This film had a few misses that keep it from being amazing.

@JamieLBW

10 ай бұрын

My friend whispered during the movie that would be the twist. It would have been great to see will Ferrell back in Barbieland beaching with the Kens at the end lol

The lady on the bench scene was the best scene in the movie to me. It literally made me cry. I am now in my twilight years, and I still have beauty. I am never going to let anyone take that from me. I literally felt like she was speaking to me when she said that line.

@lyndsiebeesley7850

10 ай бұрын

That was the moment I cried too. Beautiful 💛

@lorienator

10 ай бұрын

This comment also made me tear up!

@beybladebaby

10 ай бұрын

it was such an important scene! I'm glad she fought to keep it in

@christinacody8653

9 ай бұрын

Isn't that the real Barbara Handler? I thought that I heard it was her cameo.

My favorite line from the movie was something like “mother’s stand still so that daughters can look back and see how far they’ve gone”. It’s so great at crystallizing the message that Barbie is an idea and a product of her society’s time, every time. We can look at the Barbie representation from different decades and use it as a measuring stick for how things were generally at that time. 1960s Barbie is solid in time, standing still, but her newest iterations are inspiring in a new way. ❤

@marplu

10 ай бұрын

This quote was so fake deep to me and makes it sound like your life stops when you become a mother. No

@fitzofpassion

10 ай бұрын

@@marplu I saw it as more “your mother’s Barbies” are not your own, as in society progresses and gets better with each generation. Your mom doesn’t stop living, but she is, in fact, no longer a little girl playing with dolls and being indoctrinated into a concept of gender, and neither are you, but your kids are/will be. We can work on making this crop of Barbie that much better at representation and uplift.

@clarasundqvist6013

10 ай бұрын

Trixie Mattel (yes she named herself after the company) has several videos on her channel going decade by decade and showing Barbie's evolution through time. She's a big Barbie fan in general and you can tell how much knowledge she has, her freakout when she realised she'd actually bought a real first Barbie was super precious

@Lapusso650

7 ай бұрын

That was terrible…

I love that scene when barbie tells the old woman she's beautiful and she agrees. So glad they kept it!

@15Candles

10 ай бұрын

I thought the old lady was Ruth Handler that appeared in the end of the movie but turned out that person is legendary Oscar winning costume designer, Ann Roth. I heard that she designed some of the Barbie's dress for the toys so apparently that's why Greta brought her for just a cameo

@RiverstoneSHC

10 ай бұрын

@HelloAny1There ahh wow that's amazing 🥰 thanks for sharing that. This film was so considerately made, it's nice to see x

@francinesanchez5402

10 ай бұрын

Reminded me of my grandma. I thought “that’s wisdom”. Beautiful to see.

@wongkengmun1103

10 ай бұрын

in our times whereby society associated beauty with youth, wonderful that beauty is appreciated beyond age in a movie. Greta u r just so brilliant!

@Siennaflower

10 ай бұрын

I'm 67, and I needed to see that scene. I also cried for real when Ruth said, "As mothers we stand still so our daughters can look back and see how far they've come."

"You are Kenough" are the words that got me through the day.

@falconeshield

10 ай бұрын

Ordinary Barbie better become a real doll too

@reannagordon

10 ай бұрын

My whole theater laughed when he randomly or magically put on that hoodie and saw what it said. I kinda want one now.

@chanmarr8118

10 ай бұрын

@@reannagordon😂😂 same. Ken was clearly a favorite and I think my theater was hoping he’d find himself. Ryan Gosling was amazing in this role.

@RueBroadway

10 ай бұрын

I literally just bought the hoodie. I knew the minute I saw it that Mattel was finna get my money 😂😂

@panthercat38

10 ай бұрын

I'm Just Ken is my 3rd fav song on the soundtrack

To me Barbie feels like a story of a young girl becoming a woman, which for a lot of us happens early. All the pink and fun things you love fade away, and reality kicks in, and women that reality sort of sucks when you consider how the world treats its women. But that's how I interpited 😅

10 ай бұрын

A young girl becoming a woman - just like Lady Bird and the March sisters

@oxigen85

10 ай бұрын

It totally is! That's why she goes to the obgyn at the end, like adults do!

@anafaria7420

10 ай бұрын

I felt exactly the same, one moment you're a carefree child that loves skirts and girly things and suddenly you start to notice how boys get to keep up being boys and liking their boy things while you are expected to help set the table and not talk while men and boys discuss football lol

@angelicamorales5002

10 ай бұрын

I think that’s exactly what it is bc my younger sister expressed those exact emotions and that’s what she automatically got from it . And I felt emotions but didn’t quite put my finger on it bc I am a lil bit older and navigated that with a lot of self reflection already.

@oliviahaendly2885

10 ай бұрын

That is exactly how I felt

Twitter is abuzz with the discourse about Mattel Cinematic Universe but actually what we need is more directors like Greta Gerwig to helm prestige projects with creative freedom.

@falconeshield

10 ай бұрын

Twitter is dead. Long live Twitter. It's not the same anymore.

@PokhrajRoy.

10 ай бұрын

@@falconeshieldIt was never ok to begin with.

@samfilmkid

10 ай бұрын

Glad somebody pointed this out before me. Whenever a movie does extremely well, Hollywood almost always learns the wrong lesson. I guess if we also get more movies like Oppenheimer, I would be okay with more toy movies.

@samfilmkid

10 ай бұрын

Also, why do people still think cinematic universes are a good idea when almost all attempts have been complete disasters? Marvel kept it up for about ten years but even they've been slowly running out of steam since Endgame. The DCEU was a failure, the Kong/Godzilla movies do okay but nobody feels especially passionate about them including the people who make them. Universal's Monster Universe did so terribly that they gave up after just one film! So what makes Mattel think they can be different?

I actually see Ken’s storyline and another discussion on feminism. Just like women in real world, the Kens have been living under the shadow of Barbies for a long time, and when Ken finally learned about patriarchy, he feels strong and worthy and capable, which in turns he rallied all the Kens to take over the powerful positions and do “dude” things to assert that sense of control over barbieland. However, as revealed later, Ken never really did like those “dude” things, and they actually just wanted approvals from the barbies. This really mirrors the predicament that women faces, as equal opportunities opens up for position in power for women, being a “1950s housewife” or “playing makeup and dollhouses” seems un-aspirational, and girls are criticised for playing barbies instead of playing with chemistry set or doing intellectually stimulating stuff. And thus women feel this pressure to act or preform a certain way, often more masculine, to prove that they deserve the equal rights and respect that shouldn’t actually come with any condition. And somehow, this made women lost their sense of self, which weirdly ties back to barbie’s story arc. And the end we see Ken finally coming to term with being himself, beaching at the beach and doing stuff that he wants, is actually more empowering, than following the footsteps of Patriarchy.

@juanchoresultay2704

10 ай бұрын

Sadly even if women try to be masculine several men still dislike it like Shiv in succession (even though she is the worst )

@anyaaa2801

10 ай бұрын

Yeah. I think the reverse of both genders was obvious.

@porter9494

10 ай бұрын

@@juanchoresultay2704 Shiv is evil. Tom telling her that she shouldn’t have kids was such a great scene because he’s 100% right. She’s just as emotionally unavailable and abusive towards him as her mother was.

@porter9494

10 ай бұрын

@@juanchoresultay2704 Skylar from Breaking Bad did not deserve the hate she got, but Shiv sure did. Horrible person. Just as bad as Logan himself.

@juanchoresultay2704

10 ай бұрын

@@porter9494 I mean I don’t idolize nor like shiv but there was also another video analysis of Shiv in this channel of how a bad girlboss she is and as bad as the rest of the family in Succession is but what you said is true Shiv is a horrible person

i couldn’t imagine this movie without the park bench scene. barbie taking in our everyday experiences, and not taking for granted how profound it is that we’re right here, able to do them….it’s one of the movie’s big tearjerker moments to me

I was shocked Mattel let them mention Ruth Handlers tax evasion issues…twice!

@wwaxwork

10 ай бұрын

They weren't just her issues a bunch of other executives did the same thing, she's the one that got kicked out of the company though, not the men.

@panthercat38

10 ай бұрын

Cause women is players too ❤

@wongkengmun1103

10 ай бұрын

Gotta give it to Mattel that they allowed the movie to poke jokes at the company , I don't think Disney would allow that

@Senate300

10 ай бұрын

@@wongkengmun1103 Let's be real. Mattel wants a piece of that cinematic universe pie. And thanks to the success of Barbie, they're in business.

@wongkengmun1103

10 ай бұрын

@Senate300 at the point of filming there is no guaranteed it will be a mega success though

Barbie started off as a passion project, that's why it turned out great. It just so happened to be owned by Mattel I can't imagine these new Mattel movies turning out good

@falconeshield

10 ай бұрын

Sky Dancers CAN be a good show if taken seriously enough but I doubt Mattel even remembers them. Considering they botched the Shera 2018 dolls and merch after one season and made the og Avatar TLA action figures all focused on the boys, I doubt the Polly Pocket movie is gonna be as great as this one.

@erikdaniels0n

10 ай бұрын

The one that has the most potential IMO is actually Daniel Kaluuya’s Barney (yes, as in “I love you, you love me” purple dinosaur Barney), which apparently will be surreal and offkilter and exisential. To be fair, I believe Kaluuya was developing the movie before Mattel bought the Barney IP a few years ago, but still

@pdzombie1906

10 ай бұрын

Passion for money?

@SewTubular

10 ай бұрын

Mattel has to know the audience for their new movies, which I think is largely going to be kids, so without the adult audience that Barbie has, they aren't going to do that well. ( you would really have to go left field and make an amazing story to get an adult audience on board, but I can't see that happening )

@DoveJS

10 ай бұрын

@ninab.4540 The Dreamworks Shera series was so good but the dolls had such blank faces. I was irked, I wanted to get all of them in the hopes they'd make more (especially of Mermista, Entrapta, Scorpia, and Double Trouble), but I couldn't justify the expense and the limited space so I only bought Catra. I maybe should've gotten them and tried repainting their faces but I'm just too lazy and not a good enough artist nor do I have the funds to actually do customs. It's a shame; we missed out on a ton of super cute princesses and other atypical dolls. I kind of wish they'd just done smaller action figures because even if they focused on selling them to girls and boys then maybe we would've gotten more characters. IDK.

The funniest part in all of this is the faux outrage from "anti woke " grifters. Grown men pretending to be angry with this movie and burning Barbie merch. 😂😂😂

@joshuarosen4439

10 ай бұрын

Jokes on them not only are they showing how they are wasteful polluters now but they proved their idiots that are positively influencing Barbie related expects of Mattel stocks and wasting their money

@white_finch

10 ай бұрын

Oddly, as a liberal, I don't feel owned by that, maybe they need to buy more merch to burn?🤔

@SewTubular

10 ай бұрын

Ken Shapiro spent 43 minutes going on about how much he hated the Barbie movie. And Brett Cooper who works for Ben's company had the opposite take, where she went on about how much she loved the Barbie movie.

@Bleuryder

10 ай бұрын

I haven't seen the film yet, but I'm starting to think all these "anti woke dude men" freaking out is vastly more entertaining than the movie. I mean, I won't give a single view to any of them, but I can't deny that I'm curious. (I'd rather give my time and money to Greta Gerwig and more women led projects)

@ViveLaResistance11011

10 ай бұрын

Ben Shapiro is cringe: internationally 😳 (such as Florida-man)

When America Ferrera finished her big speech most of the women in my theatre erupted with applause. You could practically feel the collective catharsis. The movie feels like it does actually show how these things are true throughout the plot, but punctuating it unapologetically that way really does seem to resonate.

@AirQuotes

8 ай бұрын

I prefer Cynthia Nixons' rendition of Camille Rainville's “Be a Lady, They Said.” poem. The barbie speech is a PG version of that

I left the movie theater with my friends saying exactly what you guys said in this video: if compromising a few things is what it took to make this Barbie movie, then it's worth it. I agree that the movie has a few misses like the plot of the executives, but in general is a fun and important movie to watch. I love the moment when President Barbie swears and she's censured by Mattel's logo. 😂😂

@PDX-Red

10 ай бұрын

you are the first comment out of all the barbie breakdown videos and essays i have seen to mention this; i lmao at the bleep. i wasn't expecting a bleep.

@samantacarvalho8669

9 ай бұрын

@@PDX-Red me neither! That's why the bleep was so hilarious. 😂😂

Most of all, it was absolutely hilarious. Everyone in the theatre was laughing their heads off. Ryan Gosling gave the funniest comedic performance I’ve ever seen!

I just ADORED the Barbie movie; I laughed so hard I coughed, I cried, I felt nostalgic, I just loved it and it really made me wish we had more creative driven movies because I felt that in this film

Margot Robbie is such a perfect choice for the Barbie role that in the movie she can exhibit the features at the same time of both unawake cliché Barbie and awake mature Barbie.

@paulojrneto

10 ай бұрын

Margot Robbie herself is an actress that Hollywood has wanted to piegonhole into doll-like bombshell roles, but who has managed to escape the typecasting.

I love how this movie had characters literally turning around, looking right at the camera and saying "we don't hate men" and there's still a whole bunch of people that think this movie is about hating men

@Haysti2000

10 ай бұрын

It seems like unless men are the protagonists they will always find a way to make it misandrist. Imagine if there was a movie about a prominent male figure, something of as much emotional value to boys as Barbie is for girls. Clearly the movie is for them and now imagine in the end it still has a message about how women are awesome and deserve their own path and growth. I personally have never seen that (i might be wrong) and I dont even expect men to do this. They get to have an arc in a movie for girls that is genuinely positive and still hate on it. Proper criticism is absolutely fine but to call this movie sexist is a personal choice imo

@Ar1AnX1x

10 ай бұрын

@@Haysti2000 a lot of men who whine about "younger generations are p***ies, fragile, snowflakes" are themselves very fragile to the point that they can't stand the slightest criticism of anything they know personally I like the part where Barbie looks at the camera and says "now I have become death, the destroyer of kens"

@L16htW4rr10r

10 ай бұрын

As a woman whose favourite part of the movie was Ken (the message for me was a bit too confusing during Grace's long speech imo. Sorry), I was really disappointed how people missed that Kens had to fight for their rights/freedom, just like women in rl. Many people think everything went back to the way it used to be in the beginning, and nothing changed/fixed in the end. It's Will Ferrell who wanted things to return like "normal", not the Barbies and Kens.

@wheresthelambsauce8273

10 ай бұрын

some people just have horrible comprehension.

@Femmeaesthetic

10 ай бұрын

if a man made a misandrist movie, people would still criticise it same thing with misogyny

The scene where Barbie sits on the bench and her interaction with the old woman was such a beautiful moment in filmmaking and storytelling, that it doesn't surprise me in the slightest that the studio wanted to cut it out of the movie

@Wonderwoman79G

10 ай бұрын

Hollywood is youth obsessed.

To the people that think the Monologue about woman hood was unnecessary. Please know that for the rest of the world English is a second or third language. I watched the movie and it was well within its place.

@Haysti2000

10 ай бұрын

On top of that how is it unnecessary when it sparked so much discourse? Clearly it still deserves to exist because it struck a nerve

@sungu23

10 ай бұрын

@@Haysti2000 Aman to that

@anyaaa2801

10 ай бұрын

Humankind CANNOT handle the truth. They want to live in a safe bubble and don't want to hear anything that sparks the truth.

I hope Barbieland is turned into a real life theme park!

I found the only real problem of the movie was that it was too much about Ken. Specifically, in the scene at the end when Barbie goes to talk to Ken about why he's upset & the problems he's caused & all that, it should have been Allan. Instead of yet another seen of a woman having to do the emotional labor for a man, it should have been modeling how men should help each other to be better people.

@iheartjbgccb

10 ай бұрын

That would've been nice, but we're not there yet

@porter9494

10 ай бұрын

This movie is anti-male. Kens are the oppressed and Barbies are the oppresors. This movie is PRO OPPRESSION.

@LilacSreya

10 ай бұрын

@@porter9494Nah. Men are coddled AF in this movie. You guys only spread this false accusation against the movie all over internet to purposely bomb it.

@iateyursandwiches

10 ай бұрын

​@porter9494 oh brother...at the end of the movie they acknowledge barbie land was toxic to kens and try to change it. You're just mad at the idea that Ken is tasked with working on himself(as was barbie btw) because the idea of doing that for themselves(especially if involves therapy) is absolute unthinkable for some reason.

@Allison-jj1vq

10 ай бұрын

@@porter9494 Ok newsmax.

13:00 I disagree on this idea. The story doesn’t “screech to a halt” for the monologue. That monologue *is* story. I know “show, don’t tell” is the mantra we all parrot, but sometimes just letting a character *give voice to their feelings* can accomplish more than any number of “shown” examples.

@UnboxingAlyss

10 ай бұрын

I cannot agree more. I do think they got a bit preachy at times, but that speech definitely wasn't one of those times. While women know and understand those struggles, hearing them said out loud was important to me.

@Lucario2405

10 ай бұрын

While the monologue definitely is an important part of the story, it's kind of a weird/bad filmmaking descision to just have one character talk for several minutes to a room full of characters that just stand around and listen. You could basically close your eyes for that entire sequence and not miss anything, which isn't how good cinema works and why people say that the movie comes to a halt for that entire speech. This type of scene would (and likely will before long) work way better in a stage play adaptation tho.

@antons5302

10 ай бұрын

It was going on for a tad too long

@peterparker9954

10 ай бұрын

It was very ham fisted.... Like patriarchy is bad was hammered on our heads a lot

@paulojrneto

10 ай бұрын

Yes, the banality of the character's monologue is precisely what makes it poignant.

People viewing the movie as "misandrist" completely missed the point. In Barbie, Greta Gerwig dramatized the anguish of adult life for both men and women, yet transforms it into a comedic experience, with moments of satire and musical interludes. It's message to men is clear; being a cocky douchebag and getting a girlfriend doesn't define you. Hence the whole "I am kenough" catch phrase.

@ViveLaResistance11011

10 ай бұрын

Well, not exclusively men: more “anti-woke” advocate

@FireTrainer92

10 ай бұрын

Keeping the Kens second class citizens was a joked about but kinda weirdly backwards. That's the only thing approaching "misandrist" in the movie.

@ViveLaResistance11011

10 ай бұрын

@@FireTrainer92 i wasn’t, there is a phrase “one day the kens are going to get the same rights an positions as the women in the real world”

@Haysti2000

10 ай бұрын

@@FireTrainer92it was intentional. It was supposed to leave this sour taste in your mouth so you dont leave with this perfect image of wow everything turned out great in the end! But actually recognize that there is work left to do here. I think had they given the Kens a fair treatment, it would have killed the message a lot, a little too ˋhappy endingˋ

@prestonphelan9882

10 ай бұрын

Its genuinely either (A) film illiteracy or (B) deciding beforehand to be enraged about it. Ken is the secondary protagonist - and much like Barbie's journey is a metaphor for girls growing into women, Ken's is the same for men. He defines himself by the attention he receives from Barbie (women). When he's not getting it, he turns to the "alpha male" path - thinking being dominant will get him love - again, still defining his self-worth by Barbie's attention. But he's still miserable. He only achieves peace when accepting himself as being "Kenough", just by being Ken. I know I'm not the only man who got hit hard by the end of Ken's arc. Calling this film misandist is just...even though art is subjective...like almost objectively incorrect if that's even possible

The bus bench scene was *chefs kiss* had it not been in, some of the heart would have been taken away from this film.

I’m gonna complicate the Mattel criticism (in the film) a bit here. It’s absolutely disappointing to see the corporation suffer no comeuppance or reflection in the last act but I think that’s deliberate. This happens simultaneously with President Barbie saying things won’t go back to the way they were and then immediately rejecting the smallest of small concessions from the Kens, pivoting to an even smaller alternative. The video kinda glossed over the state of the Kens bookending the movie but Barbieland is fundamentally a matriarchy, a weird inversion of our own world and it seems like it can only function at those extremes (matriarchy or patriarchy.) The kind of sad conclusion that Gerwig is offering seems to be as long as the Real World maintains its disappointing slow ebbs against enforced patriarchy (of which Mattel is a prime example) Barbieland isn’t changing in an egalitarian fashion, either. And if it ever does, it may not actually be Barbieland anyone, that maybe this particular empowerment fantasy doesn’t belong to a more equitable future.

@MichaelSotoCE

10 ай бұрын

barbieland cannot have kens in equal power because barbie is not about ken. yes, ken has basically always been an accessory to barbie. it's one of the few things in our society that is like that, i think, considering how many things are basically just for guys, women should have something for them. mattel isn't going to try to force ken on us, give ken an equal platform to barbie, so it doesn't make sense that barbieland would stop being about barbie.

I personally really liked how loose and aimless the storyline was. The movie picked up plot points and then dropped them without fleshing them out fully - it felt just as unsophisticated as the type of storytelling I created when playing with my Barbie dolls. It really was like an imaginative child with a weird sense of humour was making up this story as they went along, at it was perfect for the Barbie movie!

@EmpressJusticeTarot

10 ай бұрын

Do you think maybe the writers of the movie deliberately made it like this to mimic how young girls actually play with dolls? Everything in this movie seems so deliberately crafted, I wouldn't be surprised if the looseness of the story was actually part of the story.

@wheresthelambsauce8273

10 ай бұрын

I agree. It was pretty self aware with the jokes too

@aussiejubes

10 ай бұрын

I also couldn't care less about the Matel CEO storyline. I found it slightly annoying after the initial introduction to them because I didn't buy a ticket to watch that storyline. I don't care on any level & I really can't imagine anyone ACTUALLY wanted to see a more accountable Matel board storyline fully fleshed out & resolved lol. It feels stupid to me that this is even a thing people are analysing & making videos about.

@poocrayon4588

10 ай бұрын

@@EmpressJusticeTarot Do you think that maybe its just bad writing and people are looking to make excuses for it

@EmpressJusticeTarot

10 ай бұрын

@@poocrayon4588 Siiiiiiigh...not everything is that cynical. Chill TF out, damn.

that scene with Barbie smiling at the woman at the bus stop is my favorite scene of the movie.

I loved the monologue. I usually am skeptical of speeches that are too on the nose, but in the theatre, I felt like my experience was seen and validated

I honestly felt like the movie spent more time on Kens development than Barbie's her ending felt like an afterthought.

I was definitely left wanting with the CEO plot (in my heart I think I expected America to take Will’s place). But for as heavy handed as her moment was… I feel like we live in a time were we need to say things and people need to hear things as plain and to the point as possible. I had to see this the day it came out after finding out that Gerwig directed it. Otherwise I probably would have passed. She could do with her own video. Her Little Women was a triumph.

@Haysti2000

10 ай бұрын

YES! I dont care how on the nose it is, we today have the privilege of being connected to each other through the internet which allows us to discuss female issues with no bounds. However, not every woman has or had that privilege and I find a movie about barbie, a character that has sentimental value to women from various generations, is the perfect opportunity to wake women up. This movie had intentions for men but its primary message is to women, dont let everyone walk all over you and grow beyond what you were told you could be. It summarized all the things women have been saying for years and put them into one scene so no one has an excuse saying they were oblivious to womens feelings. I totally agree with you and I am glad that people are not just taking the monologue at face value

@UnboxingAlyss

10 ай бұрын

I definitely felt the message was a bit too heavy-handed in some places, but her monologue wasn't one of them. It IS something women need to hear out loud, even though we already know it's true. There are plenty who think it isn't. Those people probably won't be watching the movie regardless, but I still think it was important.

@peterparker9954

10 ай бұрын

The hell ? Your idea is stupid

@evaphillips2102

10 ай бұрын

Yea making good movies comes second to perpetuating tired ideology.

Finally a movie that catered to me on a personal level, that reminded me of my childhood and makes fun of how ridiculous the real world is. Yes us, women will watch movies that look interesting and is clearly mainly for us to enjoy. If you look at the demographics, most of Barbie’s core audience were those under 30 (like me 21 & gen z), so millennials and gen z women who grew up playing with Barbie dolls or watching the cheap animated movies are the ones getting our friends, parents, even boyfriends to watch this movie. I don’t get why some people are surprised by the adult jokes in the movie. Anyone who saw the trailers could see that was the main target audience they were appealing to watch the movie. Its nostalgia bait, done the right way, hence its surprising success. Greta and Margot even understood that Barbie doesn’t walk down the stairs cause we as kids didn’t necessarily do that with the Barbie house. Or how they had Margot walking on her tippy toes like the real Barbie doll when she takes of her heels. It’s the attention to details I loved in the trailer. Plus they made Barbieland come to real life. It was like my childhood dream come true. The architecture was absolutely beautiful and I hope they at least get nominated for the best hair & makeup, costume design, and production design categories respectively.

@Adv18

10 ай бұрын

Where did you get the demographics from? Because most millennials are in their 30s, not under. And the film was mainly using millennial barbie (I.e referencing dolls and play sets that were released in the 80s & 90s plus using the old 80s logo) Add on to the fact the majority of the audience at my cinema were aged 20-40

@rokhayasadji1

10 ай бұрын

i agree with a lot of what you said here but the demographic isn't under 30 lol.

@rokhayasadji1

10 ай бұрын

​@@Adv18exactly

@thesevenkingswelove9554

10 ай бұрын

​@@Adv18honestly there were millenials but not women from 30-40 in theaters. There were more gen Z women

@reannagordon

10 ай бұрын

@@rokhayasadji1 my whole theater was mostly young people in their teens- 20s

Honestly, when Gloria explained what it meant to be a woman in a world plagued by double standards - I just said, “Finally!“ aloud in the theater

@nope5657

8 ай бұрын

"Finally?" It's literally the most outdated rant ever.

@Lapusso650

7 ай бұрын

@@nope5657 that means…

It was a terrific movie, I’ve seen it twice! The mother-daughter story was what really struck home to me. I’m now closer to Ruth’s age than the other characters, and I have a complicated relationship with my own daughter. Watching the daughter pulling away IRL and then slowly remembering the closeness she had with her mother was so moving.

I hope Hollywood realizes that movies/shows catered toward women can be as successful as male catered entertainment. I want to see girlie movies full of colors and pink and beautiful outfits ❤.

I'm so happy they fought to keep the elderly lady on the bench scene! It was literally my favorite ❤

And also the fact that Barbie could see beauty in aging and the elderly woman already embracing herself and her own beauty in age ? No?

If you've watched Barbie, you know the "boxed in" line is both metaphorical and physical XD

I never thought I’d be excited for a Barbie movie in 2023. Wish I could afford to see it. 😅

@anavhr

10 ай бұрын

Patiently waiting for it to arrive in pirate waters!😂

@ChristinaSimpson

10 ай бұрын

Drop your Venmo

@peterparker9954

10 ай бұрын

It's just 12 dollars

@anavhr

10 ай бұрын

@@ChristinaSimpson you’re an angel! Let’s hope @ang3linahj replies!

@anavhr

10 ай бұрын

@@peterparker9954 you don’t know anyone’s struggles. 12 bucks can be a lot to someone

I loved America’s monologue. It clearly stated many of the issues women face with no room for misinterpretation. It highlighted the angst and frustration we feel with her passionate delivery. IRL, people love to act like they don’t understand what women are saying when we express our concerns, so I’m glad they didn’t leave it to interpretation. It spelled out exactly how exhaustive and exhausting these standards are in our society. Some men also love to not listen when women speak our hearts, but they have to hear every word she speaks when they watch this movie. The fact that they used the truth-telling to bring the other Barbies out of their trance is similar to how we help each other become more aware of what’s really going on through social media and conversations about these topics. When women share their experiences with each other we can learn a lot form one another. And with it being a movie about a children’s toy, this was the perfect delivery✨

I hope in the inevitable sequel G.I. Joes come out because the interactions between them and Ken would be comedy gold. They could also play a part in how Ken learns to find himself.

I have a question: WHY DOES FEMINISM AND FEMINIST ALWAYS HAVE TO BE PERFECT?? Is it realistic to be perfect? No it’s not. Baby steps … baby steps.

@savannap5124

10 ай бұрын

Yes!! My thoughts exactly! I was so proud of this movie, its pushing things forward!

@georgeprchal3924

10 ай бұрын

Because we live in a world now of on demand and instant gratification.

@thesevenkingswelove9554

10 ай бұрын

Thats what I am thinking, it's a bit preachy but cmon it's still a good movie unlike other people calling it garbage. Also not every thing can be completely perfect

@Femmeaesthetic

10 ай бұрын

no one is expecting feminist movies to be perfect

@Michael-tk9ux

10 ай бұрын

Because cultural misandry creates a suicide epidemic, a school shooter problem and so many other issues that can be drastically reduced by treating men equally and not as default evil oppressors

I was honestly surprised that people were surprised that the movie turned out the way it did. Guess Greta Gerwig wasn’t as well known as I originally thought.

@DanaJaneWriter

10 ай бұрын

I was surprised that Greta Gerwig has made a children's movie, so I'm very disapointed

@GodsFaveSim

10 ай бұрын

@@DanaJaneWriterit’s not a children’s movie, it’s for the young adults/adults who grew up with Barbie. There’s a reason it’s rated PG13.

@anyaaa2801

10 ай бұрын

​@@DanaJaneWriterI can assure you it's NOT a children movies. Like they literally say vagina and penis in the movie lol 😂. It's pg 13.

@voightkampffchamp

10 ай бұрын

@@DanaJaneWriter What a childish thing to say?

Barbie meant a LOT to me as a child and it still kinda does. I need to see this film!

I think what made Barbie great is that it has nuanced messages for both men and women that arent usually raised in feminist films. Barbie is represented how women were brought up with empowering messages like 'they can be anything they want' but still expected to look or behave a certain way. When they enter adulting, they realize that it's not that easy or simple. The world is full of misogyny and discrimination, and flaws are inevitable. But that shouldnt stop them from becoming great. All those hiccups the world throws at them can be a source of their motivation to make the impact they want and their lack of 'perfection' makes them more well-rounded, enlightened individuals capable of making that impact. Ken represents how real men should not be threatened by strong women, nor that they should feel entitled to have their affections returned. Fake nice guys who simp on women and blatant jerks who look down on them are both forms of toxic masculinity, coming from a place of insecurity. Men dont need to resort to either to validate their self worth. They just need to do their own thing, and that is possible without sabotaging or worshipping the other sex.

Can they make a Fast Xi movie and they figure out that they’ve been matchbox toys the whole time? It would make so much sense.

I am a woman, but Ken steals the show. Best character arc. Hate the strategy of using ken's love for Barbie to make them fight each other, but I love they end up friends in "I am just Ken" majestic music sequence. They are just that amazing. We are all Kenough.

A line that made me roar with laughter because of how true it is was when Ken was in the real world and told a male exec that he wanted a job simply because he was a male. The exec gets nervous and says that they cant do that anymore, and Ken asks nervously, 'Is Patriarchy over?!' and the exec gets a sly smile and replies, 'No, we just hide it better now...' True as it is everywhere, I still wonder if that was sneaky non-Mattel jab AT Mattel from Greta 🤔😇

I went into this because I liked Greta's previous work and was interested as to how she was going to make a movie about plastic dolls bearable. After my barbenheimmer double feature I can say it was much funnier than I anticipated imho. The production design should definitely get a nod, maybe even Ryan Gosling if the academy will even do it lol

This movie hit every corner of feels for me.

I Kenjoyed it!

@ViveLaResistance11011

10 ай бұрын

I Allansuport it

At the start of the movie, Sasha dislikes Barbie for standing for unrealistic beauty standards. This is never really tackled and it just ends with her 'learning her lesson'. I still think it's valid criticism though.

This movie is excellent, and can we celibate Alan, he was such an ally when the Kens lost their minds

@tiffanypersaud3518

8 ай бұрын

❤❤yes!!

"No movie is perfect" Terminator 2: Judgment Day exists

@atheon596

10 ай бұрын

LOTR exists

@ViveLaResistance11011

10 ай бұрын

Shrek 2, exista, please(?)

The monologue by America Ferrara was indeed too on the nose, it felt a little preachy and long.😪 like the movie stopped to give an unnecessary disclaimer. it should have been more subtle. The other thing that felt contradictory is the final look f the real world Barbie. She didn't need to change her style and go completely dull to be herself in the real world. wasn´t the message being oneself? other than that, this movie is a lot of fun, it's intelligent, full of satire from different points of views ...and great REAL filmsets. so refreshing in this era of green screens.

@gigglebox365

9 ай бұрын

really enjoyed the movie but yes, the America monologue felt clunky to me (and honestly pretty cringe). and I love your point about real world Barbie's costuming, so true. the implication that self-awareness = subdued fashion is so out of step with the movie's own messaging.

10:54 As of this video, Barbie crossed $500M.

@Haysti2000

10 ай бұрын

@@RussianBot-dc6qgits typical for losers to watch videos about movies they hate so they can make one negative comment that will help them sleep at night

I knew Barbie would determine how far Mattel goes with their products. I didn’t even know they owned so much toys. I have no idea how to write a movie about Uno or Magic 8 Ball with some deep personal meaning. If it’s a horror movie where it’s a life or death game, then maybe I would go see it.

@Sashazur

9 ай бұрын

You can bet that those other toy tie in movies will suck. Hollywood and corporate America will only take away the idea that a movie about a popular toy with one or two well known stars will make a ton of money.

when i left the theatre i said I loved everything except the Will Ferrel plot... while watching the movie i literally never fully understood if they were evil? good? at the start they wanted barbie back in barbie land but then... didnt? i dont even have a critique i was just sooo confused and still am

@AnnaFunk

10 ай бұрын

I actually loved that about the film! They weren't intended to be good or evil-- just incompetent! It's kind of radical to take that path in storytelling, because audiences are programmed to put characters in those two buckets, without considering Hanlon's razor: Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.

@ViveLaResistance11011

10 ай бұрын

I call it “critipology”

@alexaofelia2750

10 ай бұрын

@@AnnaFunk i do see what you mean. but it's less that i wanted a bucket to put them in and more so that i just had no idea whatsoever what they wanted/were doing lol

@oxigen85

10 ай бұрын

I don't think they were evil, just trying to keep up the status quo so it benefits them.

@UnboxingAlyss

10 ай бұрын

I think they were just cartoonishly incompetent. Honestly, I completely forgot about them twice during my viewing.

I have to disagree, I think the monologue said by America Ferrera is necessary and not too on the nose. It felt refreshing that all of this pressure that I feel in being a woman finally had a name. I think I’m anxious about my womanhood as much as I love it and could never pin down why. I cried and a lot of people did too because it hits home. Yes, it’s a direct call out but I needed to hear it.

I loved this movie - don't get me wrong. But I hate how Sasha (Ariana Greenblatt) was depicted as sad and 'goth' in the beginning because she understood the world and the damages of capitalism, and all of a sudden she has a '10 Things I Hate About You' turnaround and conveniently forgets the fact that capitalism and patriarchy go hand in hand. You can still know and acknowledge that a little better AND enjoy the movie, like I did. You're not a miserable cow in need of a turnaround for seeing the world as it is.

@Michael-tk9ux

10 ай бұрын

Capitalism doesn't have an alternative that many people would already want and patriarchy does not exist in first and second world countries.

@anyaaa2801

10 ай бұрын

​@@Michael-tk9uxWdym patriarchy doesn't exist? Are we living in the same timeline?

@zesky6654

10 ай бұрын

Realizing that sh*t is f@cked doesn't mean that people can't fight to make the world a better place. And fighting against it makes people happier because it requires letting go of self-defeating pessimism.

This Movie Barbie Remind Us Of Our Childhood Memories. That's Why Become An Expected Blockbuster Hit.

I grew up ambivalent toward barbie, only really playing with barbie if it meant cutting their hair or drawi on their face. All my barbies were weird barbies. One even had hair that had been eaten by a possum…. And when my partner and I went to see this, I balled. Cried like no tomorrow. It was so god damn good I would highly recommend no matter your affinity for barbie. It’s fantastically done.

When you realize that, at its core, the movie is about embracing your imperfections and letting go of living up to an impossible ideal, even the so-called flaws of Barbie start to feel intentional.

i love how some of y’all are commenting without even watching the full vid lmao

@54032Zepol

10 ай бұрын

Yes people have ideas and thoughts it's called thinking. 🤠

@pinhead8030

10 ай бұрын

@@54032Zepol it’s called jumping to conclusions without even watching the vid. you clearly failed in grade school

@54032Zepol

10 ай бұрын

@@pinhead8030 you don't think do you? I think the Barbie movie was good I think the Oppenheimer movie was boring, you see that's how it works. At no point the video make references the audience wouldn't know. Do better 👏👏

@pinhead8030

10 ай бұрын

@@54032Zepol I’m not. I’m commenting on how people, like yourself, are jumping to conclusions without watching this video. it’s not hard to explain but once again I’ve seen you failed in grade school

@juanchoresultay2704

10 ай бұрын

@@54032ZepolYess!

As a Barbie fan, this film did not leave me disappointed. Margot and Ryan both did a phenomenal job! 🩷🎀🎥

@simpdefendmlady6579

10 ай бұрын

Barbie fan & femceI. Let's not forget that part lol

I just an hour ago back home with my daughter from watching this movie at the Cinema, my kids love it.

1. Margot Robbie has been paid $12.5 million for her lead part in Gerwig’s movie. 2. The workers on the Barbie doll assembly line are paid $2 an hour. 3. Therefore, to earn Margot’s money, each worker would have to work 6,250,000 hours. 4. Given their 12-hour shifts six days a week, this amounts to 1,669 years of utterly tedious and repetitive labor.

Greta Gerwig directed both the last film I saw in theatre pre-Covid lockdown (Little Women) and the first film I saw in theatre post-Covid (Barbie).

I am so glad Greta stood her ground and kept that scene with Ann Roth (the older lady on the bench - Google her, she is an awesome lady) in the movie. It was my favorite scene.

I always understood that Barbie was a fantasy figure. A doll that was all about pretend. And in reality, any child (Barbie or Ken) can "dream" about being anyone they want or doing anything as well, (as long as one has a budget for all the costume changes and accessories) but sadly, this is hardly ever true. Although it is sometimes fun to imagine such things, the fall from escapism into the cold hard concrete truth verses shiny glittery plastic can be devastating. The hype spiked Kool aid can leave a bad choking aftertaste and the cheap rayon stuffed pillows don't really cushion the fall. A ultra materialistic world results in a world filled with great emptiness especially when things are valued over people. Simplicity and sincerity is better and last longer too.

The funny thing about this is that I saw the movie yesterday. I liked it a lot but today I woke up loving it.

7:15 Not "The Take" inserting a Honey ad into video right after criticizing Mattel for wanting Barbie to just be a doll commercial.

As always the take is voicing exactly what i feel when I don't know how to say it!

So many grown ass men are getting offended by this film, case in point Ben Shapiro. Piers Morgan the 58 year old British journalist said, “ I felt assaulted after watching this movie”…. The movie felt like not a war on ken but a war on men! I understand the movie isn’t perfect but reactions are extreme! The fact that the audiences were divided, with memes like Barbie is for girls, Oppenheimer is for boys! If u r a real Man U would not watch barbie! Like what! The battle of the sexes because of movies! WHY! Both movies are good! Okay!

@juanchoresultay2704

10 ай бұрын

There is no gender in watching films specifically of one gender movie and fighting between both, a film is a film for both genders to be entertained regardless of the theme and story or how much the ratio the female and male cast is !

The irony of this episode's sponsor was palpable.

@oxigen85

10 ай бұрын

Yeah I cringed when the as came up

@anafaria7420

10 ай бұрын

Why, legit question I dont know anything about the sponsor

@oxigen85

10 ай бұрын

@@anafaria7420 some people are attacking the movie that "it's only to sell more dolls" and then the sponsor is "buy more stuff, we help you save a bit of money"

@UnboxingAlyss

10 ай бұрын

This is one of the few channels where I regularly skip the ads. They are annoyingly out if place and often tone-deaf. At least some other youtubers attempt to make their ads funny, or entertaining.

I'm tired of the reaction of "wow, people want to go see movies starring women" (ala Sex and the City, Mama Mia, etc). How many times does this need to happen before it is just normal?

I loved the film and the message i loved all the film references especially the 2001 reference and The Godfather one i love Greta Gerwig she is one of my favourite filmmakers right now. I just rewatched Little Women and it is so rewatchable she a master at telling a great story and having fun with her actors

It's a Pinocchio story, but from Geppetto's perspective, with Shakespearean symbology. Which is really niche, it literally felt like Titus Andronicus. In fact, I think the message was for Gloria (the Mum) to like not worry about Sasha (her daughter's) ideological interests; just let her be a real person with her own opinions. All this is happening in Gloria's head, she is having a symbolic internal argument with herself, representing Sasha as Barbie and herself as Ruth Handler. I suppose that was the thematic twist and reveal at the end when Barbie asks to no longer be an idea, but be a real person; it's symbolic of Sasha asking Gloria to let go of the idea her as "Daughter", and let her be a real person. It's quite abstract, but bear with me. If you watch the movie this way, it makes a lot more sense. There is no clean ending for the Barbies vs Kens, cos that is the point, the point is that the politics, the ideology Sasha is interested in, doesn't matter, it's a never ending debate. You, as a parent, do not need to have your ideology figured out in order to properly love your children, don't get distracted by the ideology and politics, just love them for who they are, they are Kenough.

@TheBeatle49

10 ай бұрын

Thanks for this comment. I hear people saying that Sasha was spewing propaganda but the movie gently mocks her.

I really disliked the movie and am getting a bit tired of people praising it. Its a clear downward for Greta after Ladybird and Little women. There's no complexity in the film, no proper plot and cringey Tumblr lines which I consumed as a teenage feminist. There was so much potential: for example the complex relationship of the mother daughter duo, the Wierd Barbie and how she was sidelined within the Barbie world (which wasn't really perfect I guess?) but they all shoved it under the rug. A good movie is not supposed to be preachy and give you great long speeches about feminism, it's supposed to make you connect to the characters, explore themes subtly and also entertain you thoroughly. This is the laziest storytelling I have seen in a while and only the marketing and the production value saves this movies ass

What I love about the movie is that when patriarchy takes over the Barbies don't turn against each other or blame each other for getting sucked into it. They find strength together, don't blame the other barbies and educate each other. Americas monolog serves the same porpuse. A lot of women have felt these injustices but put into words an presented on a big screen they have more power to reach people.

Yep Ben Shapiro is most definitely crying buckets of tears about this.

@crazyunicorn16

10 ай бұрын

he made like two videos about barbie, so im certain he's crying rivers lol

@grapeshot

10 ай бұрын

@@RussianBot-dc6qg but apparently many people did like it because it's making all type of money at the box office.

@grapeshot

10 ай бұрын

@@RussianBot-dc6qg I've noticed for you anti sjws if the movie flops then all of a sudden it was all about the box-office but if the movie is successful and you don't like it now all of a sudden box-office means nothing.

@grapeshot

10 ай бұрын

@RussianBot-dc6qg No, it's not. I've never heard of any movie that makes a billion dollars it is considered a flop financially. Now I know a lot of anti-sjws want a movie to be a flop if they say it's a flop.

@grapeshot

10 ай бұрын

@RussianBot-dc6qg I know you want this movie to fail. Just say it. You hate the idea of these types of movies. But I'm going to believe the people who are saying this movie is making money, not somebody that has the name Russian Bot.

Thank you for mentioning the other writer of the script. Most info brushes by that. Ryan Gosling was the best part of the film for me. So funny. Well done, all the filmmakers!

Yes I felt like an asshole went I went to see this with my sister and she said she cried during the monologue and I said I felt like it was too on the nose and I like it better when Its not said but shown. I realized later that it needed to be said out loud for all to hear and not misconstrue. I want to go back and watch it again. Highly enjoyed it and recommend it to all

I didn’t love the monologue when I was watching it. But I think it’s because I was reacting to how I figured people would react to it. I had to remind myself that I never thought Hamlet or Julius Caesar “ground to a halt” during a tour-de-force soliloquy.

@lorrainezea7988

10 ай бұрын

I agree. I still prefer Laura Dern's monologue in Marriage Story.

Our audience cheered and clapped after America’s speech!

I've been DYING to hear your take and was so happy with your thoughts and observations. Always one of the best perspective on cinema.

As Amelia said in our livestream the other night, the speech about how women have to be everything to everyone but somehow get blamed for everything being wrong, and that the doll representing a woman has to be everything to everyone but also gets blamed for everything… and now the film about the doll representing a woman has to be everything to everyone and will get blamed for everything. Like men having hurt feelings.

The movie is bound to influence fashion. The look is very watchable. Trailers look great.

I'm really glad you brought this up at 4:44 because I didn't want to be the party pooper who brought it up first.

"While I sing AT you" 😂

I am so glad That Greta won the battle to have the older woman in the movie - we rarely see older women in movies not looking particularly glamorous just being who they are

I miss the old Take. Let’s call out how conservative snowflakes are creating a false narrative that this movie is anti-man. Go deeper!

Can believe Ben Shapiro burnt a barbie doll 😂 I know it shouldn’t surprise me but still

@kangaroo3708

10 ай бұрын

@@RussianBot-dc6qg Idk what that comment is supposed to mean

@RueBroadway

10 ай бұрын

Ben Shapiro burning the Barbie is a level of ridiculous my mind can't comprehend and also feels incredibly deranged.

@juanchoresultay2704

10 ай бұрын

@@kangaroo3708its a spammer

The Take is Video Essayist Barbie. Also, I just want all the costumes of this movies.

That scene made me tear up. I dunno why, maybe because the tree made me remember life etc😅 can't imagine the film without that scene!!

The point of movie wasn’t to stop at attacking the standards for women, it was to acknowledge that we are compelled to meet them. Its our choice.