15 Things You Missed While Watching 'Barbie' The Movie 

same hahahaha

Did you go to the theater or did you see it online? And how would you rate it. Thank you

@@Nyneefah I saw it in the cinema, along with several pink cosplayers. I thought that it was mostly goofy fun, a solid 7 out of 10, though it got a tad preachy in places. How would you rate it?

Shut up

@@trinaq “A tad preachy” it was preachy from beginning to end, if it wasn’t for the fact I respect and love my partner who wanted to watch this movie I’d have walked out not halfway through. What I thought would be a journey into pink kitschness with a clever undertone of female empowerment turned into a divisive and spiteful attack on half the population. I’d give it 4/10 and that’s only because of Gosling’s and Robbie’s performances and the production values.

​@theamberheardplaylist6768both are awful people. But that's the norm in their world

Oh that's a nice take! I'll have to re-watch thinking of that perspective 😊

Omg!!!!!!! Great catch!!!

I need to see the movie again

Oh 😮

You rule!!! Best Easter egg find!!!

I was wondering who that guy was. Thanks!

There was also a Derek in the mid-1980s who was with Barbie and the Rockers.

So there's Ken, Allan....and Scott

I was wondering what that song was! Thank u!

Yeah! I noticed that on my 2nd watch of the movie. It was a nice little nod.

I disagree. It shows that both men and women have vulnerabilities and neither need not get trapped with infatuation. It was just as bad as when Ken was infatuated with Barbie as it was when the Barbies were infatuated with the Ken. Neither reflect healthy relationships, which is why Barbie didn't want to return Barbieland to how it was previously. Barbie felt an Agape love for Ken. She didn't want to hurt him despite not having romantic feelings for him.

​@@crystalward1444Are you sure you are replying to the right comment?

@@crystalward1444 How are you disagreeing with me…? Nothing you said has anything to do with anything I said

I was sitting next to two guys, I would say in their late teens, and I realised that they actually chose to go to this movie, and they loved it! When they saw the ‘I’m Kenough’ sweater I overheard them saying that they wanted it, and I caught something like ‘this movie was balling’. Now, I am 28. I am not that old, but this is definitely different from 10 years ago, when boys around me wouldn’t be caught dead going to a Barbie movie. It warmed my heart. And for me? I cried many times. I felt incredibly seen. Everything about this movie was just *chef’s kiss*.

It’s their karma do t worry about those cry babies

That's an important piece of info, thanks for your insight! This movie was amazing gonna watch again this week

damn she pulled a virgin mary

They love to change narratives and history. I remember this too.

Lol i thought her name was mitch the whole time

@@ecstasy3692 HELP 💀💀

My mom was born in 1959! She used to have a major collection of Barbie dolls when she was still alive. She had around 200+ Barbies. Here are some I remember vividly: Lucille Ball Barbie, Marilyn Monroe Barbie, Elvis Barbie, Catwoman Barbie, Ballerina Barbie, 2000 Holiday Gown Barbie, Cowgirl Barbie and Madonna Barbie. Oh how I miss my mother! x

I was born in 1958. I also had the Barbie with the 3 wigs. My Mom and I made clothes for Barbie. I didn’t have any of the store bought Barbie accessories. I made things for her. I made a house for her on two shelves in my closet and my brother made an elevator to get to the second floor (shelf) My niece has my Barbies now. @kaleybrowning so sorry about your Mom

Did you end up seeing your vision come true?

Yes😃I loved it!@@robertfloyd4287

Honestly, it gave me Iliad vibes and I'm wondering if anyone else thought the same! With all the focus on horses and the battle essentially being over the attentions of a woman, I'm eager to give it the literary comparison.

Emerald Fennell. She’s also a well respected director and producer!

I came to comment on the pelican too 🤣

Me too

THANK YOU. This is why I came to the comments.

yeah, that's how they get comment engagement clicks - cha ching

OH MY GOD I THINK YOU'RE RIGHT ABOUT THE DRUMSTICKS. That's awesome!

In all seriousness, the drumsticks could very well be a reference to more cowbell.

whats funny is that the movie wasent about hating men at all infact it even gave the kens a spotlight to sing there troubbles of feeling like objects like bruh

@@m.zacharias8952WRONG! It was about making simps realise there own worth and to STOP SIMPING AND GET A LIFE THERE OWN. barbie litterly told ken straight up to be his own person and stop living for her. how is that hating men?

​@@dotdotdotdotdotdotdottodno it wasn't the movie was literally propaganda and it couldn't be more crystal clear. Literally the women are put on pedestals and made the men seem wrong in everything they did. It's so on the nose it's unbearable they don't even try to hide lol.

@@sydney3734 WRONG AGAIN barbies world is women dominated and even before this movie people always jokes about how ken himself was always an accesory to barbie. this movie litterly exlored that excat idea and no ken was not hated barnie sid it herself in the movie that she dosent want to hurt ken but she feels no way about him. the world was ment to reflect our own but reversed but the differnce is what proppaganda excatly are they trying to promote?? being yourself!??? cause thats what it was about. ken didnt need barbie or this idea of hyper masculinity to feel respected he just needed to be true to himself all the kens did and even at the end the barbies realised that they over looked the kens and slowly started progresing to include them more. there is a robot chiken episode with this very same concpt because barbie has always been about femminism and girls on top ideology. this isnt some new woke agenda thats being pushed on barbie , this just what barbie has always been

​@@sydney3734obviously did not watch the movie and is hating on it anyway

I thought he was going to end up in NYC looking for his real dad. He had that Elf excitement.

I feel this too, I'm honestly surprised at how much.

They messed up a few other bits of pertinent information as well. (I read comments.)

I had a Teen Talk Barbie with a British accent (which I’m fairly sure was marketed under a different name in Australia though I could be wrong). Thankfully I didn’t have one with the math class comment, but I remember reading that there were like 100 pre-recorded phrases and each Barbie was randomly assigned like 5-6 phrases.

Exposing this feminist claptrap to your children tells me everything i need to know about you as a mother.

he's in the notes at the end

Yes, it is modeled after a Dalmatian pelican.

Came here to say this 😂

I noticed that and was like 😮

Helen Mirren who narrates played Tanya Kirbuk in 2010.

Exactly the 2001 a space Odyssey intro was brilliant

Yes, dear. We call those "Easter Eggs"🤦‍♀️

The movie is literally against men😂. What are liberals giving their men to eat? How do you become like that?😂

I’ve gone to watch it twice so far just to piss them off more

​@sarahhashish1784 Oh yeah, cause a nobody watching a movie 2 times matters to anyone. 🙄

"Anyone that disagrees with my opinion about a movie, by definition a work of art meant to be interpreted by the viewer, is " Go find a mirror so you can see the right wingers directly on the other side labeling anyone who dislikes sound of freedom a groomer The best part is your to inept to realize your in an equally low tier cult, you just worship different idols

@@sarahhashish1784 so you watch a movie that gives matriarchy a positive vibe and patriarchy is evil vibe in an attempt to destroy gender inequality just to piss people against the logic of the movie?

Sasha is the name of one of Bratz Dolls(also made by a former Mattel employee).

Yes! I was like...is it a dance fight?

It was a way to mock and ridicule men.

Chimps, but you are right.

I had the parrot. Completely forgot.