Anonymous wrote:What is the plot? Is she going to break out of Barbie land? I have so many questions.

A Barbie doll living in Barbieland is expelled from the world for not being perfect enough, too eccentric and not fitting the usual mold.

Maybe its just me but the sprayed on abs or six pack body mold is not appealing

Anonymous wrote:I'm kinda embarrassed for Gosling with this.

Shocked he did it. I would think his people would have talked him out of this!

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Anonymous wrote:I would love to see a Barbie movie with Christie Brinkley and Brad Pitt—both with SoCal surfer dude/valley girl accents.

The plot could center on their transition from Malibu, CA to retire in Palm Springs—in all its retro and gay glory.

If you agree with pp that Barbie and Ken can't have wrinkles, there's no way those two would qualify.

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That’s the big: the perfect pair are aging and seek refuge away from the plastic Malibu community among the elderly retirees in Palm Springs where they remain fabulous influencers.

Saw

Say the trailer last night I thought it was a joke or a spoof at first.

This world makes me sad.

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Anonymous wrote:I didn’t like the trailer at all, but it’s directed by Greta Gerwig so it’ll probably be good.

Greta Gerwig 100%

Who tf is Greta Gerwig anyway?!never heard of her.

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Anonymous wrote:Looks so corny. I refuse to believe grown adults are excited to see this nonsense.

+1

My four year old sure loved the trailer. I thought it seemed like it’s made for kids.

You thought the part about the guys “beaching each other off” was meant for kids? Mmkay.

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Anonymous wrote:Looks so corny. I refuse to believe grown adults are excited to see this nonsense.

+1

My four year old sure loved the trailer. I thought it seemed like it’s made for kids.

The trailer showed some wink wink nudge nudge jokes. Do we know the rating? I’m guessing it will be at least PG, maybe even PG-13? I think it is squarely made for an marketed to the 90s-core crew (both people born in the 80s who grew up with Barbie or their kids who are in MS/HS now and loving the corny 90s trend.)

Anonymous wrote:Looks so corny. I refuse to believe grown adults are excited to see this nonsense.

+1

My four year old sure loved the trailer. I thought it seemed like it’s made for kids.

Looks so corny. I refuse to believe grown adults are excited to see this nonsense.

Anonymous wrote:I am all for a kitschy good time, but nothing in the trailer looked enticing. I’m guessing this is going on I bomb big time.

I think so too. I don't see how this is good at all. And the trailer and overhyped marketing is not helping, imo.

Harry Styles as Ken

Anonymous wrote:I would love to see a Barbie movie with Christie Brinkley and Brad Pitt—both with SoCal surfer dude/valley girl accents.

The plot could center on their transition from Malibu, CA to retire in Palm Springs—in all its retro and gay glory.

If you agree with pp that Barbie and Ken can't have wrinkles, there's no way those two would qualify.

I would love to see a Barbie movie with Christie Brinkley and Brad Pitt—both with SoCal surfer dude/valley girl accents.

The plot could center on their transition from Malibu, CA to retire in Palm Springs—in all its retro and gay glory.