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If only there was an Assassin Barbie or Serial Killer Barbie, fixing Barbieland would’ve been so much easier 💅🩸
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Excuse me? No this movie is better than that. Barbie did not have to apologize to Ken but she did because she’s a good person in touch with her emotions and that’s why she left.
@@brieezy. Barbie left because she knew she could no longer be content in Barbieland after experiencing reality as well as being a doll that Gloria imbued with her own human feelings and experiences. She was changed and the other Barbies would not be able to fully understand those things. She wanted more. (It was the same thing for Frodo in Lord of the Rings as well as The Last Unicorn.)
But honestly, it'd be nice if you would get off Michelle's back. Even in the film, Sasha said that Gloria was dark and crazy. Let women be "dark". As many times as women are demeaned and depicted as nothing more than objects in a plethora of other films, how about we let Michelle and other women have ONE MOVIE where we can let out our frustrations and crack some dark jokes?
@@brieezy. Barbie isn't a good person in this movie. She's vain, manipulative, and emotionally abusive to her Ken. She's so self absorbed that the idea of the Kens being treated humanely infuriates her to the point that she turns the other Barbies into Mega-Whore Jezabels to turn the Kens against each other. The entire Kendom situation could have been avoided if the Barbies hadn't treated the Kens like shit.
Barbie is the only movie I know of (other then 1915's Birth of a Nation) where the oppressive group is seen as the good guys.
@@McMahonHater That's how they was played by the girls to be. The girls wanted to play with Barbie and She was the deal. Ken? Another accessory. It's not before Barbie is infused with "her own" human thinking she think of Ken as an equal.
That she still don't wanna date, but that's okay, because Ken had his own transformation and discovered he was a person? doll? in his own right, no matter whether Barbie gave him attention or not. He was finally Kenough, and so was the other Kens.
🤔 I think that's the problem with incels. They crave the woman of their liking and she must agree or she's mean. Can't women see it's their goddam right! She's not an equal, no no, she'd be his accessory! He might play guitar at her.
An incel definitely doesn't feel Kenough, no matter how he backtalk women with other men. That makes him toxic*
He must become a person in his own right- with or without a dreamgirl. Then he can relax, lose the toxicity, and feel Kenough!
Btw,
incels don't want the average girls, the women "incels". They wouldn't do as accessories)
* Most women can sense that toxicity (like a shield of hatred) and they carefully back off (because it scares them) which makes the incels even more furious with women. They need to find out who they are, and see their own worth. See that their worth is not attatched to a possible "dreamgirl".
ken yelling "SUBLIME!" lives in my mind rent free lmfao
edit: also yes it is ryan gosling singing, he actually has a band called Dead Man's Bones and their music slaps
I also believe the whole Ken story line is showing how patriarchy and toxic masculinity effects women and men.
You are restarted strong Mas men build the world ever day and keeps relationships strong
@@DoomLeigion8086are u ok?? Lol
@@rofrigo4513 I'm perfectly fine
@@rofrigo4513 you are the one that's not OK lol
@@DoomLeigion8086 There's nothing "fine" about you mate, you can't even construct a sentence.
I sat down to watch this movie thinking it was so lighthearted and i CRIED through the whole thing 😂 no one told me this was so emotional???
Right?! I did not expect those softer and gentler scenes to pack such an emotional punch. Overall the tears I shed watching Barbie felt cathartic.
The movie tapped into this nostalgic place, not necessarily Barbie the toy related, but just the reality of time passing. There’s these little deaths to the phases we go through that are unique to women-hood but simultaneously it’s the birth of another phase. *if that even makes sense🙈* I think that’s why this movie brought tears out for some.
I was warned to bring Kleenex to the theatre, but I did NOT bring enough!
@@etherealtb6021I was not warned. I was bawling.
@@michelleneedsahobby Ken's storyline is allegory for women's history. Barbie doesn't have to apoIogize to Ken - so men don't have to apoIogize to women for oppressing them for centuries? The Kens in this movie are a metaphor for the history of women, being a 'less valued' gender.
Ryans vocal impression of Rob Thomas while singing PUSH had me in tears I was laughing so much. 😂😂😂
I cried at the bus stop and SOBBED at the ending. I also don’t have a reason or a word as to why I cried, it just evoked this powerful feeling within my heart.
It’s beautiful to see that this feeling is shared
I hear you, I sobbed at the monologue from America Ferrera… that hit hard
Same! Thank you for sharing. It was goofy, wholesome and occasionally deep. It got me reflecting and it stirred something beyond the intellect, that's when I cried 🤷🏼♀️🫣
Yeah there is that whole thing and then Billie starts singing and it is just … 💔
The Kens in this movie are a metaphor for the history of women, being a 'less valued' gender.... the narrator even explains it at the end, when it is refused to give Kens a position on Supreme Court
I cried, my husband cried, the lady next to me in the theater cried and shared some tissues with us, it was amazing!
Yeah, Ruth Handler was investigated by the IRS. But she also founded another company that manufactured and sold her designs for the Nearly Me Breast Prosthetic for women who had undergone a mastectomy (before that women had to stuff with socks or cottons and it was all uncomfortable, unrealistic and impractical, her Nearly Me designs were comfortable, durable and realistic, helping women who suddenly felt like they were less of a woman because their operation - she herself had had a mastectomy).
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I think one of the reasons the montage gets us, especially women, is that it's a tribute to girls and women and the experience we carry. We are born without judgment towards ourselves and feel the world is full of possibilities for us. And then we grow up like Barbie entering the real world for the first time and realizing it wasn't constructed with us in mind. So don't be sorry for ugly crying because the tribute did the same to me the first time I saw it because it reminded me of that long-gone feeling of being a young girl and feeling unstoppable before my sense of self hit rock bottom as a teenager. I think you're absolutely spot-on about it being a mix of nostalgia and grief.
This movie really hit a lot of soft spots lmaooo Greta Gerwig just knows how to hurt my feelings and I thank her every time.
I cried three times in the theater to this, like, full on sobs HAHA
Also you’re right, I didn’t understand the feeling was grief until you said that. Grieving childhood, womanhood, motherhood and feelings of loss.
I swear I was conditioned to cry whenever I heard the opening notes to What Was I Made For. Anytime it played, I started tearing up. Then the montage at the end when Billie is finally SINGING wiped me out completely.
“I’m here to see my gynecologist ”.
Girl you will not enjoy this and will want to go immediately back to Barbie land! 🤦🏼♀️ Lmfao!
I think the feeling at the end is just seeing other women and sharing a connection. I saw it in theaters with my mom and I couldn't help seeing that montage and thinking about the women in my family in my life, my best friend etc. It's seeing that women come in all shapes, sizes, colors. My mom and I both wore pink for the occasion (we didn't even have anything pink in our wardrobes.) And I cannot tell you the very strange feeling I got seeing a ton of women in the theater lobby, both before and after the film, wearing pink in solidarity. My mom felt it too, she said it felt like a sorority. I didn't know those women and they could have been people I would have never gotten along with. But again, the feeling I got from that shared experience is something I can't forget. It's a very small thing but for me, it made me think of what we could do if we worked together. If we could all wear pink for a movie, not even having met, then what can we achieve when it matters?
Honey, we ALL cried at that montage at the end. It hits deep in the feels of being human, being alive 😭🤧💔❤️🩹
Oof, I started following you after your THG reactions and was excited to see your reaction to this movie. I wasnt here for you wanting the kens to die. Well all love Ken and his kenergy. We are Kenough.
The first song that Ken sang was Push by Matchbox Twenty. He sang it like that because that is how Rob Thomas sings it. Ryan Gosling did a great impression.
Goes without saying Margot and Ryan played the best Barbie and ken but my favorite surprise was Michael Cera he was the perfect choice for an Alan! We need more Alan’s in this world.
The word was "BEACH off," Ma'am! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I have been asking myself what was happening in the writers’ room that day.
Fun fact: Sasha and the 3 other girls at the cafeteria lunch table were named and modeled after the Bratz dolls.
What an awesome fun fact, thank you for sharing that
"Dula Peep if you don't drown him" LMAOOO I CANTT
...Ken's storyline is allegory for women's history. Barbie doesn't have to apoIogize to Ken - so men don't have to apoIogize to women for oppressing them for centuries..
I'm actually asking cause i'm confused. If the Ken's storyline is supposed to be an analogy for women being oppressed, shouldn't the men apologize for mistreating women for centuries. Why shouldn't we apologize?
yeah, she really didn't have apologize to but she did anyway because she's such a good person 💔and it's so real too because a lot of women IRL do feel responsible for men's bed behavior. so many layers to it... also your reaction at the end is sooo relatable, don't worry a lot of us ugly sobbed at the ending too 😂
Yep women could learn a lot from the movie about how they aren't treating men right just like men can learn the same from it
I grew up in an environment where you get made fun of for being "girly". Well of course there still "girly" girls, but you have to be perfect or else you get made fun of. Being a "boyish" girl was the cool thing to be. I was conditioned that liking pink was "lame" and "icky" so I always wore all black like Sasha in the beginning. I hated being a girl. I'm happy that recent media is helping girls and adult girls embrace womanhood and heal our little girls inside. Like colorful friendship bracelets are on trend, liking Taylor swift (which I got made fun of too when I was young), the Barbie movie, and many more.
You're right there's grief in these tears, grief for my little self, but love as well, much more love for our girlhood.
Everyone went in this movie expecting because it’s “Barbie” it must be just superficial fun, no one expected this smart, heartfelt and thoughtful film.
The part that broke me and most viewers into tears is the clips of real mothers and daughters along with Billie’s song, those were clips provided by the crew of the film from their own family archives, Greta is a true inspirational genius for doing this. And Billie knew what she was doing writing this song she stated that every word in this song is exactly how she feels, what she didn’t realize or maybe does, is that those words are actually what every woman feels.
I also really enjoyed Ken’s storyline, it excellently portrays how “lost men” can be so easily be mislead with the ideals of patriarchy and pushed towards the toxic masculinity pipeline, out of a missguided sense of finding any purpose, the type of men who revolve their entire identity around finding a woman to "complete them" end up resenting their dream women and blaming them for their own flaws. When in truth they were more than Kenough, they just needed to focus on their dreams and their own progress outside the scope of finding their Barbies.
Nothing wrong with trying to find the partner of your dreams but your life shouldn’t revolve around the concept, it should be an extension of you, a choice you make to be there for your partner because you want to, not because a patriarchal society tells you it’s your sole purpose.
This film is not any shape of form anti-men, if anything it's anti patriarchy. It shows that this idiotic patriarchy hurts everyone not just women. You can have “Dojo-Mojo Casa Houses” without destroying “DreamHouses”
Thank you for a lovely reaction 💖
Barbie been in the real world 27 minutes and got charges.
The performances in this movie were so good, Simu Liu and Ryan Goslings were the stand outs for sure. They really stole the movie, the ken war musical at the end was the best scene.
The song Ken sings to Barbie is Push by Matchbox 20.
"I don't even know what I'm feeling!"
Saudade. The deep kind of saudade.
I bawled at that scene and throughout the whole credits. My poor daughter didn’t understand why.
This is such a beautiful reaction video. Thank you!!!❤
Identifying the Ryans by who their wife is is peak Barbie 😆. I only wish you would have referred to "Notebook Ryan" as "married to Eva Mendes Ryan"
I just thought of that one interview where Obama’s chyron said “Michelle Obama’s husband.”
I have to say... I've been watching a lot of reactions to this movie lately and so far yours has been my favorite. Thank you for a genuine video 🫶
Don't you worry, I sobbed with you at the end lol.
Not only is there message to treat women better but there's a message to women to treat men better
I think that’s why this movie is awesome 😎
The whole point is that women in the Barbie world treat men as women get treated in the real world. Her not apologizing for treating him like for years would be like saying it is ok for men to treat women like that in the real world.
Oh, I understand the intention of the movie, I mention it during the reaction. The Kens loosely represented the women of the real world. I’m mostly being facetious 😝
@@michelleneedsahobby Barbie does not need to apologize because she is not required to like Ken romantically. She did not lead him on, she was up front that she did not see him that way and wants a girls night. She is not responsible for him living in her shadow, he is doing that. Perhaps all the Barbies should apologize to all the Kens for not treating them equal as a class of people?
@@kelly9876 Basically. I don't understand why people keep saying she has to apologize to him. In what way was she at all unfair or mean to him other than not returning his feelings for her? She's not interested in him! I'd even go further to say that none of the Barbies were actually bothering the Kens. They never subjugated the Kens. They never made them do anything demeaning and if they weren't okay with how they were being treated (which again, what were the Barbies actually doing to them?) they could have spoken up, just like women have been speaking up for forever to get our rights. Barbieland literally exists as a place where girls don't have to be beholden to the limitations put on them in reality and they can play however they please. Because, lets be honest, just how many women who used to play with Barbies as little girls even had Kens? I had like 4 and I rarely ever played with them as much as I did with Barbie. So again, what is she apologizing for? Honestly think it was a misstep to even put it in the film as it doesn't reflect any wrong doing on Barbie's part.
Ken doesn't apologize to Barbie. Isn't that also an issue? Barbieland was the way it was out of the Barbies' ignorance, but Ken did what he did deliberately. Apparently, he didn't love her either.
@@floraposteschild4184 Very much so. I don't recall him apologizing to her or the other Barbies at all. Makes it even worse honestly...pretty crappy of him.
This movie is genius because Ken has the role of the woman in a patriarchy society. Ken is the real message for both man and woman. Smart, deep. And with Allan figure the message is even more deep
I do think the apology was needed, she didn't apologize because she had to, or because he is a man, but because she is a good person, and good people acknowledge their mistakes and apologize.
also the apology wasn't about not liking him it was about not treating him as an equal and instead as an accessory.
You are absolutely not the only one who cried at that scene! I was weeping like a baby
Barbie didn't have to apologize, but it's nice that she did. Ken also thanks her for that as well. I think it's touching.
I don't think she understood the I'm just Ken song lol
Those are two such totally different Ryans! That's hilarious
I used to get them mixed up too! 🤣
Oh I cry at everything all the time and half the time I have no clue why lmao. But this was such a beautiful movie, it is 100% understandable to cry over it
Omg you made the perfect merch line, Let's get the Hummer and make it happen 😂 Anyway love the reactions, keep up the good work!
27 year old man, and this movie makes me cry too lmao
Thanks for sharing your reaction with us!
Barbie apologizes to Ken is my favorite scene of the movie besides the song “I’m just Ken” and the ending.
Omg you are so sweet❤😊 This was me when I saw this on opening day. Glad you liked it💖
May be my favorite movie of all time…I ugly cried so many times through the movie lol. That line of people inventing Barbie to get through life at the end 😭
i love how you're laser focused on killing the kens, its hilarious
Dua Lipa did an amazing job with Dance The Night,it is such a vibe
i cried at the *NOW FEEL IT ...* too
You didn't understand the point of the Ken's storyline. In Barbieland the whole joke is that Ken's are treated like women used to be treated and some still are where they are seen as just an accessory to the ones in charge (the Barbies) and the whole I'm just ken and I'm enough line is not them saying we've always known we're the best and we're all 10s no, it's them for the first time validating themselves without needing the approval of a Barbie. And yes Barbie should have apologized like she did just as anyone who leads on someone emotionally their whole life without any intentions of ever reciprocating their feelings just because they don't know what they want in life should. If she didn't want Ken around she could have told him from the beginning she wasn't interested and wanted to break up but she didn't and got into a relationship she never put any effort into just because she thought it was what she was supposed to do. Leaving the person who actually cared about the relationship constantly starving to have their feelings reciprocated and in search of constant validation. Feeling like the only reason Barbie never showed any affection towards him or care for the relationship was because he wasn't enough leading him to spend his days trying to impress her and show her that he is enough and that he is deserving of her love. That's why his whole thing by the end is his whole realization that he is Kenough.
There's bots downvoting every reaction to this movie, which is why the like/dislike ration is crazy.
5:40 Oh damn, you go girl! I feel you 😆*finger snapping*
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The beat them both off earned you a subscribe 😂 it’s my first time seeing one of your reaction and that was a perfect first impression haha! That was an awesome reaction, I’m impatient to explore the rest of your channel 😊
I recommend watching a reference video to appreciate the film even more. So many film and barbie references 😊
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I felt sorry for the Kens, but you just wanted to murder them all LOL.
Flip-flop girl, in the beginning you want Kens for the party and there can't be girl's night all the time. Now, you don't want any Kens.
It made a lot of us cry
This movie made me want to play with Barbies again.
It's the Ryan who's Canadian (jokes - they're both Canadian). Great reaction! 🩷
Omg I get the Ryans mixed up too and I also use Blake Lively to tell them apart, I'm so glad someone else does that
I'm sorry you're in Florida! (for more reasons than one)
Everytime i cry with billies song
Actually it was good that Barbie apologized to Ken because at least from my perspective, for the longest time, the Barbies made the Kens feel inferior and due to Gosling's Ken being a bit naive to say the least, he saw a way to show how he mattered by looking to the wrong source which is the patriarchy. They're honestly both kind of at fault while at the same time, they're both kind of the victims. I think that's why I personally enjoyed the movie because it's not solely about female empowerment or toxic masculinity. It's showing both sides and how neither should be overpowering the other. That's just my personal take on it.
I dont think most people understand that Barbie land is a patriarchy but more extreme.
Matriarchy *
@@furyzxzx im sorry i had to dumb it down for people since half of the world has never heard of the word Matriarchy since it technically doesn't exist in our world
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@@theshadowfax239 oh wow a emoji how amusing not like you could form anything smart to say anyway
@@2bleachfans it does in some specific cultures, but not globally. There's a polyandrous society in Tibet that only works if the woman leads the house, it's fascinating.
13:36 You go, Ann Roth!
This movie is amazing ken is so funny
Inappropriate comments get an instant follow! 😂😂😂
I absolutely loved this film. I’m so glad it’s receiving all the accolades it deserves. I certainly cried watching it as well💞
But she's a decent person???? That was the damn POINT.
this movie was so good and sad
Barbie had no business making me cry like I did..every time she cried I full on tried choking back the tears
Honestly Ken didn’t deserve an apology, but I’m glad that Barbie gave one to him anyway because it shows that even though she was wronged by him throughout the movie, she still had a great deal of love and respect for him. Ken was like a little boy in the movie discovering what the patriarchy is and falling victim to it just like every little boy growing up does. And instead of realizing that what he’s doing is harmful, he looks past it because he’s just happy to feel cool and seen aka his obsession with horses. It’s not until the end when he realizes that who he is doesn’t have to be defined by what anybody else thinks of him. It’s a very mature message in a film that could have easily made Ken a black and white villain with no development.
Stfu😂 kens were literally humiliated in Barbieland, not even having a place to sleep. the barbies deserved everything they got. It's a cause and effect thing, Kens took over because of barbies' oppression, not patriarchy. They wanted them to feel the karma. Patriarchy was just a flag like feminism in the real world. Even Ken, in the end, assumed he lost interest when discovered it was not about horses but kept going with his plan. So the apology was very necessary because it was her fault in the first place.
@@furyzxzxexactly and he even clearly say this to her with the question how do you feel threatened like that? And she realise and say sorry for that. Beautiful. It's the best message against patriarchy
She treated ken horrible and the rest of the kens to, when one of the kens asked president barbie about working in office they said no i think. Maybe if the barbies actually treated everyone the same then the kens wouldn't of rebelled.
Everyone gets emo in that ending with the montage of the girls and women. And also earlier when Barbie is having the vision of Sasha and Gloria. But it is mind blowing how powerful, emotional, and hilarious one movie can be
The killing Ken joke was dead after the first time you said it.
I love your point of view, and you’re as beautiful as any Barbie. Subscribed!
It's Ryan Gosling that's married to Evan Mendez and is a much better actor than Ryan Reynolds
I like both Ryan’s, Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively contribute to many charitable causes (and a lot). I personally think they are both great actors!
Wonderful reaction to a truly wonderful movie and the better of the 2 Barbiehiemer movies. This deserves to be the highest grossing Warner Bros movie and highest grossing movie of 2023 and I'm proud I saw it 3 times in cinemas. Margot Robbie and Greta Gerwig are absolute queen's!
Barbie left Ken out of the entire Barbieland party. That's what men do to women ALL THE TIME. If you think men don't have to apologize for doing just that, I think you are seriously missing a key point of the message. Just because someone did wrong to you, doesn't mean your mean actions before that are excusable. She womaned up, will you?
Damn this movie. I laughed a lot as I was expecting but... no one told me it was gonna get so emotional that I was gonna end up crying in a full movie theater!! 😭😭
Sasha's mom speech actually hit me hard, I was like tearing up and nodding my head at everything being like 'yep, that's how I freaking feel every day'.
So, you didn't understand the Ken stuff
I'm so happy you're against Barbie apologizing to Ken, because what the Kens did to the Barbie's when brainwashing them was awful. I watched a few men reactors reacting to this and they were all like "yes, thank you for apologizing. Also, they should still give Kens some power." Like, they completely missed the point and it was so infuriating!
Funnily enough, the movie made a choice to position Barbie to play the exact role that Gloria criticized. Barbie had to all but hand hold Ken through his realization while simultaneously taking responsibility for his lashing out. The onus to undo the brainwashing was on the Barbies and the onus to illuminate Ken’s worth was also in her hands.
I guess the movie was trying to keep Barbie’s “graciousness” but that probably could have been achieved without her having to do the heavy lifting. But at the same time the movie is called Barbie so…..🤷🏽♀️
It’s a great watch but not without criticism. tbh I’m more annoyed that I had to Google the name of America Ferrara’s character because the movie only said Gloria’s name once or twice.
The thing is he did deserve and apology just because the barbies were in charge and the Kens didn't really have much say in anything. The reason Ken did all that was to show barbie what it was like and to have some individuality of his own. What he did was obviously the wrong way to go about things but so was the way barbie treated ken.
I saw a lot of that too and it's so aggravating. Completely and utterly missing the point. I hate the false equivalency.
@@Sobster No. He didn't deserve an apology. He kicked her out of her own house, threw her clothes out into the street, and literally turned her world upside down...and she owes him an apology? Wow. The Barbies did literally nothing to the Kens. The Kens existed peacefully in the world. They didn't even have jobs! They were living a pretty sweet life. Barbie is not responsible for how he feels about her. That's his responsibility for him to deal with.
@@michelleneedsahobby Yeah. The movie isn't perfect but it's still a lot of fun and I'll never stop enjoying it. I think so many people who watch this film are easily charmed by Ryan Gosling as Ken to the point where they blindly side with him without any recollection or critical thinking about the prior events of the film. Even Ruth Handler said that Ken is an accessory and nothing else. I enjoy his performance but I can take it for what it is and not really side with him because lol what reason would I need to? Thanks for staying strong about your feelings.
You had the perfect reaction.
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Pls people tell me why people cried while watching this movie I still don't understand I'm a girl I watched it and it ended I don't understand what parts would make anyone cry and for what reason?
✨sorry that my answer is long. i tried my best to articulate why some, including myself, felt overcome by certain moments in the movie. 🙈
Hmm 🤔
the best way I can describe it is that the movie can invoke the sadness and joy found in the realization that really life IS finite. hence why the movie’s conflict arises when Barbie questions death and her relation to it.
that, coupled alongside with the social preceptions of what the value of an aging woman is, it brings forth even more emotion. the bus stop scene can be sad because most elderly women aren’t seen as beautiful. they’re relegated to the role of “wise-women” or nothing at all. Unironically Barbie wasn’t saying the elderly woman was beautiful on the inside, she was complimenting her physical beauty.
as for the other tearjearker scene where barbie becomes human, the montage details the changes and stages we go through in life. you may not have the memory of those moments in your life but the feeling stays in you. Plus the song’s lyrics questioning everything about life and yet having hope that there will be an answer for it all somewhere along the way….yeah I can see why that can make some people cry.
Don’t feel any type of way if didn’t resonate with you or if it did resonate but it didn’t bring you tears. It’s perfectly okay not to feel the need to cry at this.
Because some people are not sociopaths and have human emotions and empathy.
Id disagree I think Barbie should've definitely apologised to ken and it's good that she did. The same way he should've apologized for what he did. It was a good movie altogether
When I watched it in the cinema it was an incredible experience because having an entire cinema cry at the same time and going through this very human experience together was truly incredible. Everyone in that cinema was just connected and we all understood each other. What's insane is that I moved to a country to the other side of the world yet we still all felt the same things eventhough we all have been through different things, but we all had that in common. For me it was the grief of the little girl in me who had to grow up too fast who somehow felt understood in this movie
Ken stole the show for me. I didn’t think I’d like this since I wasn’t that into dolls specifically Barbie growing up. The whole point of Ken was a identity crisis. Literally nobody or my friends or cousins played with Ken by himself without Barbie. That’s why it was always Barbie and Ken not just Ken. I did feel Barbie was mean at the beginning when he just wanted to hang out tbh. Ken has always been more of an accessory to Barbie. Overall I definitely enjoyed even though it became cringe with repetitive patriarchy bit. It didn’t hurt the film but when I get it on blu ray I’ll be skipping those parts.
Yeah, nothing says "cringe" like thousands of years of patriarchy. How dare she bring it up.
That ending really is powerful. And Barbie’s joy at just being human, at being a woman, is wonderful.
I also don’t think she should’ve apologised, she showed no interest in Ken and his obliviousness to that and his obsession with her was not her responsibility, but that being said, Barbie is fundamentally kind. It’s annoying that they didn’t have Ken apologise too, considering how selfish he was and the fact that he oppressed all the Barbie’s.
Really enjoy your reactions :)
she apologized for treating him as an accessory instead of an equal, not for not being interested in him romantically
You mention killing people about a dozen times. See a psychiatrist.
Christ, you made me cry too.
Again 🤭🙃🥲
I don't know why, but it stirrs something deep inside.
Ken got away too easily honestly 😂
Listen all Ken's shit started because he wasn't a priority to Barbie even though they're together. She put him literally last, when because she is his girlfriend... he places her highly. You put everyone in front of him so in my mind they both deserve apologies but for different things
what a mean spirited reaction
I noticed Greta likes to make people cry when I watched Little Women.
Have to disagree with you cause barbie did need to apologize to Ken. Also I enjoyed the movie but Ryan Gosling as ken was the best and he stole the show.
you're really missing a big message of the film...but that's ok
If yall think she had nothing to say sorry for, yall missed the point of the movie. 🤗
Yeah, the meaning of this movie went completely over ol girls head 😂
i don( wnat to be rude or anything but i don't understand the hype for this movie i find it very dumb but like really dumb so i don't understand how people can cry over it ... i'm very sensitive and i got bored i wasn't even touch by it ..
that's a you problem babes, talk to a therapist
Stop with the murder already. Not cool. You are as bad as men hating on gender for no reason. Shame.
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Lmao 😂
@@michelleneedsahobbySome people just don't get the concept of satire! 🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
Me when I lose my last two brain cells
she did need to apologize