Barbie: Layered Masterpiece or Feminist Rhetoric?

In my first review since last summer, I decided to watch Barbie for myself to see why some people love it and why conservatives say it is a woke feminist product. Is this a film that Christians should be watching? Let's find out.

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[MarkyVigoroth]

I think that you go the opposite idea of Midge: they were making fun of how society was not ready to accept a pregnant doll, despite pregnancy being an important part of women.

Otherwise, I find the short length of this review a sad accuracy. The film does little more than do more on those few points that you mention. I feel tha the intr of real-life dolls was the inital movie, but others decided to put all of this radically femini stuff later since the initial movie was too short. I also feel tha the film had several points (the layers) that could have taken the place of the radically femini stuff here. One poin that I should mention is the father being basically absent here; a lot of good could have come wit him taking up mo responsibility in his family.

The odd thing is that I find Sound of Freedom, a film abou trafficking, far less PG-13 compared to Barbie.

[TomyDayos]

I just hope for society go grow out of these divisive things like modern feminism. I want to live in a world where everyone live togheter and respect each other.

[CordylusLizard]

First of all: Barbie movie is a marketing masterpiece. It opens a new market - Barbie dolls now are being sold to grown up adult women. This is the main purpose of this move and everything behind that are just means to achieve it.

Therefore it cannot be rated like other movies, but more like a commercial.

[LavaDracovania]

It’s sad that today’s women are taught that that having a high ranking occupation is all there is to success.