Barbie: “Real Bombshell” or “Too Politicized”? Viewers’ first thoughts on the film with Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling

It’s a summer movie event! Greta Gerwig’s “Barbie” hits theaters today. Margot Robbie, Ryan Gosling, America Ferrera, Ariana Greenblatt, Simu Liu, Michael Cera, Dua Lipa, Issa Rae, Will Ferrell and Kate McKinnon, does the feature live up to expectations?

At the time of this writing, the movie, which was released in previews last night, has an audience rating of 3.5 / 5 stars for 291 ratings and 71 reviews, with a majority (23 reviews) of 4 stars.

In the movie, Barbie lives a perfect life in a perfect world. But when he starts having dark thoughts, he’s forced to go out into the real world to find the cause of his existential crisis.

For internet users Allce025″Greta Gerving managed to convey a true feminist and humanist message to today’s world through this famous doll. User adds : “Margot Robbie portrays Barbie with gusto and delicacy, but Ryan Gosling almost steals the show, as his playful role reveals a very disturbing vulnerability. Between Barbieland and the real world, these two places come together and lead to a real reflection of women and place. Men in society, As well as their personal satisfaction. A true spectacle, tinged with pink and sunny colors, crazy scenes, song and choreography by Ken that will remain in the memory, a subtle but powerful message, Barbie goes beyond our expectations and delivers a real colorful and above all very intelligent entertainment..”

Lolalocine agrees, explaining “It’s brilliant from a comedic point of view (the room was full, we laughed a lot) as well as from a philosophical point of view. Thank you Greta Gerwig for another monologue in the place of women thank you thank you my queen.”

for others it is “A real bomb“dad”A perfectly mastered and perfectly executed satire that manages to make us laugh and smile as it puts it into perspective.”

Cool_92 is a bit more measured and regrets that the real world isn’t more realistic and that the movie relies too much on Kenny’s character.

“A well put together and meta satirical film that weaves together many themes like feminism, the place of women in today’s societies and patriarchy. Often shoots firearms in a highly caustic manner. The cast is excellent, especially Ken Gosling, who steals the show a bit as Margot Barbie. There are also some flaws, it remains a cheeky Truman Show sub that doesn’t reflect the real world effectively, the people aren’t very interesting. Besides, in the end, not even Barbie, because the film is mainly about Ken.”

Some consider the film too political and feminist.Boof, boof… a political and feminist film. It’s not really childish. Despite the jokes. We laugh sometimes. It is not enough. This film is not made to entertain, but to deliver a message that opens up for reflection… or not. Sometimes I almost gave up and sometimes I got fed up.”

Finally, others worry that Barbie is too complicated for a younger audience to understand: “Having trouble keeping up with Younger in terms of understanding, Barbie completely misses its theme and what’s expected in terms of weird and wacky scenes..”

But the best thing is to express your own opinion! Barbie is currently seen in your dark rooms.