Abby this movie wasn’t meant for little kids… it’s PG-13…

Abby this is literally not a movie for kids

I feel like conservatives are trying so hard to just hate on this movie. I think it was a beautiful social commentary that benefitted both MEN and WOMEN. Under the matriarchy in Barbieland, the Kens felt like they had no purpose but to just "be there" which is why they took power and turned it into a "patriarchy" and it also strongly hurt the Barbies too (although the Kens did do more damage to the Barbies then the Barbie's did to kens) In the end it shows that Ken just needed a feeling of identity that didn't surround Barbie. And for Barbie herself, she wanted to go to the real world to live the real human experience of being a woman, whether that is being a mother or being in the workforce. She also realized that life is HARD, life is full of EMOTIONS. It's all an allegory to a girl growing up and becoming a woman. But I think the movie honestly viewed MOTHERHOOD in such a beautiful light and I don't understand how conservatives overlooked that. Especially during the montage near the end. This movie has a huge amount of satire, so not everything is supposed to be taken super seriously. It's so ridiculous that women's empowerment is now woke. I don't even know how this is manhating when the Barbies literally help the Kens find an identity. The end message is literally that both matriarchy and patriarchy don't work. Also just because we live in a male dominated society doesn't mean that the human experience isn't worth living for. Barbies desire to be in the real world stems from the idea that she doesn't want to live in an artificial world and she wants to be able to experience the emotions and changes a human being goes through. It's not that hard to understand. This entire review is so biased and ridiculous lol. Did you miss the part where America Ferrera talks about how women are meaningful as just mothers, in the workforce, or even both. Did you miss the literal montage at the end of the daughters and mothers? Like be so fr.

Its rated pg13 for a reason Abigail. Anybody who takes young children and gets upset just isn't paying attention

Ben is so upset that you didn't take him. He had an outfit picked out too. You need to call him and apoligize.

Abby, we all saw you wearing pink to go watch it still.

I love how conservatives have no media literacy to the point that they take a satirical movie completely seriously

Everyone needs to stop trying to be a KZfaqr.

Barbie was pro man too bro chill

If the Shapiro family is mad you know the movie did a good job ! 💀

Barbie absolutely BROKE the Shapiro family.......and I'm here for it. LOL.

I loved it. Barbie was a huge part of my childhood. Got my first Barbie on my 7th birthday in 1959. This movie was such a trip down memory lane. I spent so many hours as a child making furniture, sewing curtains, sewing clothes, setting up a church and dressing all the dolls up on Sunday, preaching a little sermon to them, "teaching" them in "school". I had the dream kitchen and I created alternative Barbieland that was remarkably similar to the one in the movie. Oh, and I still have my original and several dozen more.

Its the fact that even the comments don't support her lol

I don’t think you understand what Barbie is. Barbie is supposed to be EVERYTHING, that’s what the doll is about. That’s why in Barbieland the Barbie’s are well, everything. And Ken is just ken, he goes with Barbie. It’s not really woke it’s just what Barbie is

Abby doesn’t realize that not everyone had Ken dolls growing up. Not everyone has rich parents they continue to mooch off of into adulthood. No one I know had Ken because we didn’t have an endless amount of resources to buy toys. We all had Barbies, and not many of them.

Lmao love how Abby and Ben sh*t their pants over Barbie Land having no children and Kens having no rights. IT'S AN IMAGINARY LOCATION that is just representing how most of us played with Barbies as kids! I did not own any Ken dolls, and if I did, they wouldn't have had much significance. And I'm pretty sure there weren't many baby Barbie dolls. But I guess I was just a woke, man-hating, anti-family 6-year-old by not pretending my dolls were housewives 😂😂

Abby wouldn't even be allowed to have a youtube channel today if it wasn't for the feminists of the past.

Nah, Barbie and Ken DO have the same plot. So does the mother from the real world. At the end of the movie they realize that they don't have to feel bad for existing in a world that isn't perfect or being in a place where they aren't perfect. There's literally nothing special about "stereotypical barbie" or "beach ken", but now they don't need to have permission to exist. They dont have to be defined by the outside world or material things or achievements or other people. They can just be. Not even to be "whatever they want to be". They can just be. And that's just as okay as anything else. The real world not being perfect is exactly why Barbie decides to live in the real world, because she doesn't need to be anything of note to make a difference or live a good life, and that's just the best place to do it.

Say you don't understand what patriarchy is without saying you don't understand what patriarchy is.

The theater I saw Barbie in was filled with teenage boys, I kid you not. They love it and apparently some see it as a cult following for them the way my little ponies (bronies) was. I personally liked the movie and watching it with a big group.