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Meaning? Media sucks. 😄

Damn way too young to die. RIP 💔

The only one gettin frenzy about a movie HE DIDN'T EVEN WATCH, a movie you're not the main audience for, was yourself but whatever you pleases lol But good that BARBIE makes you think and reflect your environment. I'm trying to picture how strong your reaction would be if you actually watched it. However, mission accomplished ✔️ May the pink force be with you.

(yeah well I watched at least half of it. Those reactions are almost more entertaining than the movie itself lol)

So you haven't even seen the movie 😄

Again did you even watch the movie? You never answered this question.

It's just a movie. Chill a bit lol Watch something you like. Don't come in a thread full of fans who're celebrating the success of a female director with a female voice making women feel seen while watching the movie. You and your male outraged followers want to take a fun female sight of view personal? Be my guest but that's an argument you can't win. At least not in this place lol

Cutie

💯 @Enrico_sw My bet you haven't even watched the movie.

LMAO BARBIE (2023) + living in Youtubers' heads rent free Source

Probably my favorite scene 😍😭💖 Source

THIS 💯 Source

R A N G E: the spectrum of roles an actor can believably portray. Source

B.O. Totals: ‘Barbie’ $93 Million “Barbie” made $93 million this weekend, A mere 43% drop from the previous weekend, bringing its total to $351 million in just two weeks. That’s the biggest second weekend in Warner Bros’ history. It also passed the $750 million mark worldwide.

The last thing I felt (before, during or after) BARBIE was hate. I had actually lots of fun while watching it and recognized myself in many things particular as a woman, yes. But Barbie isn't flawless she's actually miles away from being perfect (in both worlds, real and Barbieland) but that's the whole point of the movie. No one is perfect and even more important no one has to be. For me the movie is about solidarity, understanding, commitment for others and yourself, acceptance for others and yourself, equal rights - not only womens but mens too (or Kens lol) and learning not only from mistakes but each other to make it different/better in the future.

^Liv Tyler is great. Love her 🥰 I don't really know Claire Willett to be honest just thought the comments I posted were on point lol

He looks hot

^more of Leo and Natasha (one of the "blonde bombshells" LOL)

Not that I had any hopes but damn this movie was bad

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^right 😅 364 days for Leo. 1 for the family.

‘Barbie’ Crosses $500 Million Worldwide in Just Nine Days # Barbie” has officially crossed the $500 million mark worldwide and it’s only been in theaters for 9 days. It could very well dethrone “Super Mario Bros” as the top-grossing movie of the year. It’ll probably top the $750 million mark by Sunday. ‘Mario’ was at $693 million after its second weekend. This is more than just a movie. It’s a cultural phenomenon. Greta Gerwig’s playful dollhouse has also grossed $250 million domestically. Margot Robbie, Ryan Gosling, and, especially, Gerwig will now reap the benefits of being in such a popular enterprise. Oh, and “Barbie” grossed $21.4 million on Thursday, that’s higher than last week’s Thursday previews. That is insane. “Avengers: Endgame” made $21.5 million in its second Thursday. So what we’re looking at here is a historic box-office success. Barbie for president. Bye.

Oscars — Best Picture Race Slowly Taking Shape: Nolan vs Scorsese? I know it’s way too early to speculate, but an Oscar race is is slowly brewing between Scorsese’s “Killers of the Flower Moon” and Nolan’s “Oppenheimer.” What I will say is that, if it really comes down to these two movies, then I’ll be more than happy with the outcome because, truth be told, Nolan and Scorsese’s films are two of the best big studio films I’ve seen so far this year. As for Gerwig’s “Barbie,” it has received enough acclaim, immense box-office and become a cultural phenomenon that I just can’t see it missing a nomination, even with a little more than five months left in the year. Technically, Celine Song’s “Past Lives” is still the most critically acclaimed movie of the year and there might not be another movie to dethrone it this year. The Oscar quota is there as well. Immigrant story, female director, indie success and the A24 machine fully backing it. What else? I’m almost tempted to believe that “Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse” has a shot. A major blockbuster that’ll have Academy voters willing to check their animation bias at the door, and for good reason. ‘Across the Spider-Verse’ is an animated gamechanger. Or, how about Ben Affleck “Air” which is said to have played very well with Academy voters these past few months. It’s the kind of safe and wholesome entertainment that wouldn’t have been out of place at the 1995 Oscars. A stacked cast and Affleck comeback is definitely an infectious narrative. A few foreign contenders screened at Cannes this year, prime among them is Justine Triet’s “Anatomy of a Fall,” a mesmerizing whodunnit that circumvents cliches to probe the hidden mysteries lying behind a potential murder. As stunningly rendered as Jonathan Glazer’s “The Zone of Interest” might be, its cool, detached arthouse style might not be enough to convince Academy voters of its virtues. Ditto Todd Haynes’ purposely campy, but probing, “May/December.” So, which upcoming fall titles might make a dent in the Best Picture race? Maybe Bradley Cooper’s “Maestro,” Sofia Coppola’s “Priscilla,” Michael Mann’s “Ferrari,” Emerald Fennell’s “Saltburn,” Alexander Payne’s “The Holdovers,” Hayao Miyazaki’s “The Boy and the Heron” and David Fincher’s “The Killer.” Fennell’s film comes with a hefty amount of buzz after this past Spring’s immensely well-received test screenings. Mann’s film also test-screened, but to less effective test scores, which is why the NYFF selection bewildered me, a bit. Ditto Cooper’s biopic, which had reshoots and has had different cuts screened in the last few months. Then there’s the non-festival films such as Ridley Scott’s “Napoleon” and “Dune: Chapter Two,” both of which could potentially be delayed due to the ongoing actors strike. My 07.28.23 rankings: 1. Killers of the Flower Moon 2. Oppenheimer 3. Past Lives 4. Barbie 5. Saltburn 6. The Holdovers 7. Air 8. Anatomy of a Fall 9. Maestro 10. Across the Spider-Verse