The fact that this scene made me cry because us humans are rare to live because in other planets there are no humans what soever and barbie having the confidence of being human while ruth shows how being a human is like. It clearly shows that we respect being humans ourselves rather than doing anything that could harm.
This movie changed my life. I wouldn’t be in college right now and investing in my future if it wasn’t for this movie. I spent the two years after high school feeling like I wasn’t good enough for anything and there’s no use in trying, this movie gave me hope for the future and made me realize I have so much potential to do great things
This scene is still one of the most perfect scenes I've ever watched. For me, it's the "yes" Margot says after the montage. It's that Ruth told her how uncomfortable being human is, warned her that it's going to be full of feeling, and grief, and happiness, and horror, and love and hate, and she saw it all. And she still said yes.
Finding who we're meant to be is a journey. The scariest, messiest, and most thrilling journey we'll ever undertake. But, in the end, it's all worth it.
When I first heard about the Barbie movie I was expecting something like the live action The Smurfs or Woody Woodpecker This. This is so much better than the best I could’ve hoped for the movie If any adaptation or any movie at all would put THIS kind of heart in the making process then everything would so much better
when i was watching this movie, i was expecting some cutesy comedy movie about barbie and ken, but to be honest, i felt really strong emotions watching the movie, especially this scene where i cried a lot.
After surviving a pretty bad car crash I listened to this scene the first time I was able to get into a wheelchair and go sit in the sun and process what had happened and be thankful for being alive
She created the doll so that she herself can live forever through the children that play with them and in so doing is forever immortalized through her creation forever.
I sat next to my family who didnt find it sad at all while i tried to hold in my tears during the entire scene (which were continuously streaming down my face😭)