Inadvertently BASED: Barbie Movie Review - So Woke it Devolves into Hilarious Satire!!

So I finally saw Barbie to see for myself what all the fuss was about. However I found myself rather enjoying it for all the wrong reasons. The woke levels of the movie were so extreme that it actually came across as satire and mocked what woke, intersectionality preach!!
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[@SilviaVanThreepwood]

I went to see it with my sister, whobhas Down Syndrome, because she's a huge Barbie fan. When it finished, she looked at me and said: "I liked it the most when the Kens all stood up for eachother, and helped eachother! I liked the Kens the most, the Barbies were mean to them." Even SHE saw how the Kens were treated so badly!

[@mirceazaharia2094]

Your sister is a decent human being.

[@SilviaVanThreepwood]

​@@mirceazaharia2094She really is, I'd say much more decent than most "normal" people, especially those with "ideoligies".

[@IcicleFerret]

People with Downs really are precious. One of my all time favorite quotes was made by a random Downs man in front of me at an aquarium: "You shouldn't worry so much. Everything will be fine." God bless that man, it was exactly what I needed to hear right then and he wasn't even talking to me.

[@elperrodelautumo7511]

Based syndrome girl

[@elperrodelautumo7511]

@@IcicleFerretcheck out that one Down syndrome representative who asked about the abortion situation

[@rahn45]

Patriarchy takes over Barbieland and everyone is happy. Barbie then ruins everyone's fun by breaking up all the happy couples, and ends up alone at the end of the movie. Really weird messaging in the movie!

[@AscendantStoic]

They are so cluless they basically self-reported how radical feminists ruin society and make everyone miserable 😅

[@vertigo2894]

May I ask a question? What is inherently wrong with "intersectionality"? Is it wrong to advocate for equality for groups you don't belong to?

[@doryenmctown4795]

@@vertigo2894yes, because pedos have taken over the LGB movement

[@AscendantStoic]

@@vertigo2894 Intersectionality has NOTHING to do with equality, it's the exact opposite, putting people in a hierarchy of importance based on their genitals, sexual preferences or skin color, it's abhorrent and evil.

[@brav0wing]

The problem with equality or intersectionality is that it has become a hammer and anything that resembles inequality or the apparent inequality is a nail. An example, say you are black; if you come on my site as a fresh labourer, you are going to start from the labouring wages, regardles of skin colour or gender. If you find out that a skilled labourer who is white, that has been on my site for 8 months then you will say that I, as the boss, am racist. The problem is that you have to prove yourself first before having an increase in wages and that comes with time.

[@Dragonk116]

So ken wasn't the villain, he was the tragic hero fighting against these evil feminists.

[@sergiogonzalesYT]

True words!

[@albertgeorgy6827]

Ye bruh. Just because you and your lonely guy az don't have the balls to sh"t on this movie...that's what the movie is tryingto say yo :))

[@saveriocarro9399]

Most realistic part about that movie tbh.

[@tusou1247]

Patriarchy and world dominated by one gender are the villains

[@Sonicsaber]

It would have been a masterful plot twist if Greta actually meant to do a satire while pretending she was serious about the messaging. I would have tipped my hat off to it and would gladly say that I was bamboozled. Sadly, that isn't the truth, and the movie was actually a success in all the WRONG ways for her.

[@maelstrom2313]

I think people are forgetting another possibility. The director might have had one intention, while the studio had a completely different one. I mean, it's safe to assume they actually wanted this film to make money and took steps to ensure the director didn't botch it completely. We could infer from their reaction to Margot Robie's publicly declaring this a feminist film, responding that it most certainly wasn't, that there may well have been at least two competing creative visions at work to shape the final product which hit theaters. The director was probably hired to lure feminists into the seats while the film itself by all accounts has a strong subtextual undercurrent that directly challenges its feminist overtones.

[@brittscott4673]

I am glad that it comes across as based. I haven't seen the movie,but I have seen a variety of reviews and I think AZ really nailed it. Greta's intent was to make a film with extreme feminist agenda,but it was so over the top it makes feminism look like a ridiculous joke.😂

[@HERITAGE12]

its not unheard of for a writer director to NOT acutally be the one that did the deed and behind the scenes producers etc made demands . a full THIRD of mattels profits come from Barbie. i wouldnt be surprised if they put the foot down and THATS why we got what we did. for example the "just ken" song, the BEST thing in it, was meant to be a much smaller affair and it was mark ronson coming in with slash from G'N'R with gosling insisiting on singing it that cause a big rewrite on it, and gerwhig wanted to do a barbie opera bit where theyre all farting that got kicked because the powers that be said NO. (Thank god)

[@Sonicsaber]

Huh.. I actually didn't think about it in that direction. The studio is actually a bit of an unsung hero if that is the case since no one is talking about it all that much.

[@jrus690]

I will take Barbie as a satire, because they could not possibly think this represents the real world. None of the real world people acting anything like a real world person.

[@japanesehercules]

If you think about it, the “It’s Impossible to Be a Woman” speech could be directed at the trans community

[@LordNithilus]

The "You Will Never Be A Woman" has become: "It's Impossible For You To Be A Woman".

[@mrbigglezworth42]

@@LordNithilus Mission Impossible: The Transition Theory

[@HERITAGE12]

theres ALOT in this that could be construed as transphobic. im amazed the T community havent laid into it already. i mean by T HEIR logic barbie is a woman simply by FEELING like one, where as the film ends with her needing a fanny for that to be a fact.

[@HankWilliams-kp3io]

Her argument as to why it was so terrible to be a woman was that it’s impossible to be seen as perfect by every human on earth. Can anyone name a man that’s viewed as perfect by every human on earth? Imagine the biggest issue in your life was feeling that somewhere out there was a person that didn’t think you were a god

[@sugarplum2467]

Sorry, but no. It could be directed at men though. The only speech that should be directed at the trans community is 'you cannot and should not change what you were born as, learn to love it'.

[@garysteinmetz5166]

The part that actually surprised me was that "Girl's Night" was women only, while "Boy's Night" was everyone, all together having fun and spending time together.

[@tadsgirl]

That is a brilliant observation.

[@SchemingGoldberg]

That's what feminism is all about: taking away men-only spaces but still having women-only spaces. Feminists have been doing that for many years now: the Boy Scouts were forced to accept girls, but the Girl Scouts is still girls-only.

[@nosotrosloslobosestamosreg4115]

omen only Gym: nobody bats an eye. Men only gym: defamation and discrimination lawsuits.

[@Bamazon1990]

They did make the point that women often hate women and it’s ok to be pretty but not so pretty that you threaten women, they even said “so we make up words, like patriarchy” It wasn’t a male bashing movie. I think it had good messages for teenage girls but if you’re an adult woman you should know how to live as an adult and not need the preaching

[@chazzitz-wh4ly]

I want to go to boys night. Just not the one Hollywood plans put.

[@johndoe1.196]

Patriarchy solves everything: The moral of the story.

[@JustTooDamnHonest]

Pure irony.

[@mirceazaharia2094]

Done correctly? Yes. Yes, it does.

[@chrissymc886]

I have never understood women in Britain complaining about a patriarchy... Didn't we just have a Queen throughout most of peoples lives that are living today? Haven't we had just as many Queens as Kings? Madness.

[@kenmasters734]

If she wants to go out and lay 1000 bricks a day on a building site she's welcome to it.........Tumbleweed roles past

[@chrissymc886]

@@kenmasters734 lets get them on the oil rigs, working in the sewer systems etc.

[@Brekner]

Let's be honest here, the fact that in 2023 we got a beautiful woman to play Barbie is surprising...you know how Amy Schumer was given the role at first? Yeah, I was expecting EXACTLY THAT.

[@ArcaniaSkypirateDen9516]

No it isn't surprising at all. Barbie is always shown as pretty and stylish in her movies. Barbie is a fashion doll so her whole point is being fashionable and pretty. Didn't you know this?

[@Brekner]

@@ArcaniaSkypirateDen9516 Just google Amy Schumer Barbie...

[@jonnywaldis8275]

Pretty sure he knows this but as mentioned, Amy Schumer was offered the role first. So the makers intention was, while we all know Barbie to be pretty and stylish, to cast her quite different ly. So, given the current cultural climate it was surprising that the character known to be pretty and stylish actually turned out pretty and stylish.

[@cinqueqwerty]

Yes. I’m suprised that that obese Barbie wasn’t „stereotypical Barbie” and we all got that wrong through childhood being fatphobic etc

[@Google_Censored_Commenter]

They desperately tried to hide the woke disaster this movie turned out to be. No way they would have succeeded in hiding that agenda if they had a fat barbie as the main character.

[@nesciusplayground]

Sad thing is many women don't see it as satire and think this is like the real world

[@JustTooDamnHonest]

I live in California and let me tell ya that not all of us share in LA's stupidity.

[@hashkangaroo]

@@JustTooDamnHonest California would be really based if not for -Sodom and Gomorrah- Los Angeles, Frisco and San Diego. Sadly, those three cities mean California's going to get the Noah treatment awfully soon.

[@GoddessOfWhim2003]

​@@JustTooDamnHonestsame

[@brysendedios9038]

@@JustTooDamnHonest same here.

[@zebare726]

Heard from my youngest brother that their teachers want to introduce a requirement that their students have to watch this film, with the aim of showing boys why patriarchy is bad.

[@helmerdelcito3941]

I still can't believe Barbie is hitting a billion while MI:7 is underperforming

[@waitaminutedoggie8048]

The massive expanse of pink was irresistible.

[@everopeneye3290]

barbie was marketed really well tbh saw lots of mothers brining little girls to it. not to mention seeing it was just a massive meme

[@michaelquaid4679]

WOKIE WHITE WOMEN are making this movie a big winner. We're going to be stuck with extreme feminist movies for a decade...

[@StargazrGaming]

i mean its 7 of the same fucking movie plot, ppl are tired of it

[@Djulio]

Because it Ken

[@AncestorEmpire1]

The Barbies fans are trying to get Greta nominated for an Oscar for directing and screenwriting. *Obi Wan stares in visible confusion*

[@gondorianslayer4250]

there trying to kill america faster.

[@zebare726]

well the oscar award has become a place where the film that has collected the most virtue points gets an oscar. If Anything Peter pan and Barbie might end up getting a couple of awards.

[@mrbigglezworth42]

The Oscars is nothing more then moral grandstanding: the award show. The only reason she might not win is that she is only a woman. Not a black woman, or a lesbian woman, or one of those trannies. Just woman, and a white one at that.

[@ErikDeMann]

"The Feminists are more botox and hair colour than women now, they have become twisted and evil." ~ Obi-Wan Kenobi.

[@joshcharlottesville]

So should we all. She made a brilliant movie. It wasn't an accident. Give her some credit. For real.

[@npc4570]

As a woman I wanna live in the Kendom. Horses and men actually being men? Helping their women and actually wanting to spend time with them? Yes please??

[@IvanIvanov-ni4rs]

Seeing what modern women have become, we don't want to help them or spend time with them. Or have anything at all to do with them to be honest.

[@ctr-alt-delete]

So pick me. Choose me. Love me

[@ArcaniaSkypirateDen9516]

@@IvanIvanov-ni4rs I feel the same but for both genders. Most of the time I want to avoid people in the community.

[@bobmcbob4399]

I felt like I wanted to be with a white woman growing up in NZ in the 80's. To love and mutually support one another in a warm and healthy relationship of mutual and complimentary give and take. The longer I kept looking for such a warm and lovely woman, the more I came up empty. I never gave up until I matched up happenstance with a Thai lady at a colleagues weekend party. Then I found her, warm smiling beautiful - she taught me things in bed. Lovely lady. From that time onward I gave up and forgot about western/white women. I switched over to south east asian women and never looked back. In NZ I'm a 2, in Asia I'm a 10. I've had mothers approach me and present their lovely daughters to me. I'm a 10, a chad in Asian countries. I would never get that response in NZ. Infact, I'm up there in Germany too with blonde hair and tall. They loved me in the Hoftbrauhaus, like they wanted me to lead them. And I love Germans too, in kind.

[@davidgalinat4257]

If most of the normies watching this view it as simply satire on feminism, that could explain why its so popular.

[@SewTubular]

I don't think "normies" are that aware. Barbie has done well so far because it made a good movie for it's main audience, which is not men. Women went bonkers for Barbie at my sold out show, where the men were keeping quiet by comparison.

[@Vianelaa]

bro used 4chan lingo

[@chazzitz-wh4ly]

Normies are just there to consoom. They thought Avatar was decade defining shit.

[@lmc4964]

I got the impression from women at work that it was just a fun doll movie form their childhood and dont over think it

[@tayloravery7840]

The ken beach fight was the best part and as a woman i couldnt give too flying fucks about the woman's side storyline

[@emptyblank099a]

The irony.

[@Djulio]

The message of the movie is to stop simping for the stereotypical barbie's of the world

[@patrickmcgavin2245]

There's a movie called Lifesize with Tyra Banks as a barbie type of doll. That movie is leaps and bounds better than barbie.

[@Shuxy]

Now that was a great all around positive movie!

[@DomiNathanSports]

Yeah, but you can't find that movie Lifesize anywhere to watch unless on DVD

[@Shuxy]

@@DomiNathanSports Thanks for letting me know! Just purchased it on DVD

[@DomiNathanSports]

@Shuxy Hey, you got it . This is a hard to find movie. Hopefully, you enjoy watching it 🙂

[@patrickmcgavin2245]

@@DomiNathanSports I do Tyra Banks is beautiful 😍

[@Zerogata]

Everyone in my pink-wearing theater ended up laughing and enjoying Ken's scenes, but as soon as America Ferrera and her daughter were onscreen, the fun stopped. At the end of her "impossible to be a woman" rant, only one person in the back gave a light clap that quickly faded when no one else joined in. At the end when "order" is restored to Barbieland, Ken is instantly denied a spot on the supreme court, with the narrator scolding that "only when women in the real world have as much influence as they do in Barbieland"... do they somehow not know we've had women on the supreme court for over 40 years now?

[@trevorstockwell8290]

The movie is about taking down the patriarchy and ken is the villain. He simply wanted to b his own person but barbie couldn't have that so she used her looks to stop him. I can believe amy Schumer was at one point to be Barbie. Why didn't they have drug user barbie, homeless barbie, street walker barbie or cripple barbie hmmmm...see they dont care bout representation, they simply want to hate on men. Yes there are men who are pigs but its not rampant sexist crap they are trying to tell us. They treated the ken's like second class citizens so its no wonder why the men's rose up and wanted to be equal to the Barbies

[@Femmeaesthetic]

the movie was both anti matriarchy and patriarchy If you watch the ending, I will give this movie a credit exposing the culture we live in today however this movie had a lot of potential

[@trevorstockwell8290]

@@Femmeaesthetic if only the director could have seen that potential

[@TGPDrunknHick]

@@Femmeaesthetic It did take plenty of shots at the concept of Barbie itself so I can credit it that. honestly the existential dread at the end i did not sign up for.

[@jane1975]

@trevorstockwell8290: Barbie is a Doll that is supposed to be a Socialite, Ken was supposed to be her boyfriend. I don't think a drug user, homeless, prostitute or cripple version of her or a doll would actually appeal somehow.

[@gcs7817]

No Asian barbie at all, but an Asian Ken called "tourist ken"

[@thomb6829]

Lol never forget that Barbies defeated Ken through Hypergamy and intentionally manipulating their feelings for them and this was fine

[@urbandruiduk9928]

Imagine if sales of Barbie dolls dive while sales of Ken dolls skyrocket

[@weilam03]

We will rebuild the Kendom! it'll only take one good day for Kens to dispose of the matriarchy!

[@theunknowncommenter725]

Ready the Kens. We will use the old ways.

[@mirceazaharia2094]

@@theunknowncommenter725 Legio Aeterna Victrix!

[@tadsgirl]

My daughter and I are looking to buy a cottage. We have already decided to name it The Mojo Dojo Casa Cabin. We are Ken-allies!

[@dishwas_her1160]

@@theunknowncommenter725 Ready the pyres, it's time to put these barbies on fire. 🥰 Just like the old times

[@jamememes4114]

A hallmark of wokeness is its bombastic abandon of self-awareness.

[@perunarieska9182]

If the satire was intentional, hats off to Greta for an actually intelligent satire of any extremist movement. A double meaning behind every commentary of society. But I fear it was unintentional, since in none of her interviews is this meant to be a satire. It's meant as female empowerement, but accidentally gone wrong into parody-territory.

[@winterrising8738]

yea but she was never going to say it in interviews was she. If u watch her other films she actually criticises feminism especially little women.

[@royalnovember66]

At this point "female empowerment" is already an instant parody

[@ohifonlyx33]

I mean, I think she intends it a bit as both sincere and satirical. The more extreme portrayals of matriarchy and patriarchy definitely come off as satirical. But there's a thread within the tapestry that feels human and sincere. There's a branch of slightly-less-insane feminists who *claim* they don't hate men, that feminism should "actually" help men too, etc. And I bet Greta is in that camp where she was trying to criticize both rabid man-hating feminism AND the MRA movement, while still being unable to let go of certain feminist ideas that have been ingrained into modern society. Like, they literally re-enact the sexual revolution by distracting the men, making them jealous, and "deprogramming" the Barbies. And on the one hand, the movie justifies it as the "right thing to do" because "the Kendom" took over. But on the other hand, the movie seems to kinda realize how awful that looks, because the Kens repeatedly sing about how hurt they've felt by Barbies, and even Barbie kinda feels bad for a few seconds. Things like that pop up where's just enough tongue-in-cheek self-awareness in the movie, that makes me think Greta was likely trying to criticize both rabid man-hating feminism AND the MRA movement, while still being unable to let go of the "independent female empowerment" message. But then again, they literally re-enact the sexual revolution by distracting the men, manipulating their love, and "deprogramming" the Barbies by complaining. So it's hard to call that satire. Oh, and thrown in there somewhere is also a sincere message about the beauty of the mother/daughter bond that actually cuts against the satire of little girls bashing babydolls and Midge being discontinued. But it coes off as a little confusing since they kinda already told men they're superfluous. And rather than fully commit to the satirical read of the movie, Greta has to keep Barbie as an independent woman who don't need no man. Heaven forbid men and women need each other and that Barbie and Ken could be in love and happy together. And her solution to the unhappy Ken problem is to tell Kens to get over it and go ride horses or whatever... Although, to be fair, telling men to go be themselves and stop simping so hard over women who don't love them is also some good advice. So maybe the sequel will be "Barbie & Ken" and it will be about how lonely they are and how much men and women need each other (if they don't just make everyone gay and lesbian).

[@alexfriedman918]

I can’t help noticing that Margot Robbie feels awfully comfortable playing the lead in movies intended as pure man-hate!

[@basicfilmblog]

Yeah it's almost like she's an actress.

[@alexfriedman918]

@@basicfilmblog I think you know what I meant - as a prominent actress, she chooses what projects to be a part of. And these are the projects she seems to prefer!

[@jollygoodfellow3957]

Women complain about the men they have the most experience with.

[@basicfilmblog]

@@alexfriedman918 not really. She took the parts of Barbie and Harley Quinn in big budget well paid films. No one is turning those down regardless of script. Your comment was stupid

[@mickfriday]

She looks comfortable banking millions and millions of dollars. Actors get paid to say what they're told on and off screen until unless they get too big to fail like tom cruise and some others. She needed this film to be a hit cos every other film she's been the lead in has been a dud. She's got lucky with how this turned out.

[@theeventhorizon6794]

Very astute analysis. I saw Barbie and I agree with HVBS that this film was a satire of the whole patriarchy narrative. I feel that this was unintentional on Greta's part. She went over-the-top and made an anti-feminist film by accident, LOL!

[@2Hats74]

The thing is, it only seems-based if you come into it based. For a distressingly large portion of the population, and audience, they actually think that women in the real world are pretty much treated like the Kens in Barbieland. They don’t, and won’t see the satire there. And they do see the entire world, led by men, as a conspiracy to make women miserable.

[@playenimplayenim6319]

Yet the real world had a female surgeon. One who felt comfortable putting Ken in his place. It doesn't make sense

[@thebatman4279]

I felt all the joy get sucked out of the cinema when the mother went on that 2 minute tirade about how hard it is to be a woman. Bitch, men have to put their head down and get on with shit with little to no appreciation. And if we ever do try and express our dismay, we get laughed at.

[@endangeredspecies8441]

Kind of tired of hearing people complain about problems they made for themselves. Nobody told women to strive for equality. They did that themselves.

[@jakeviolet2195]

They should go talk to a female to male transexual. They are always gobsmacked by how much harder it is to be a man. Signed up for that "male privilege" and got handed a shovel instead.

[@Aurumfae]

@@jakeviolet2195😂😂😂 trans people always make me laugh. They’re legit clowns, don’t even have to pay to see them at a circus!

[@SewTubular]

I went to a mostly female sold-out show Saturday night, and those speeches resonated with most of the female audience. I felt the close to 2 hours of courtroom drama in the Oppenheimer movie was a total audience killer. I managed to stay awake but it was not easy. If you check the low RT audience scores for Oppenheimer ( there were not that many ) you'll see a few people that left the theater after the first hour, because they were being bored to death.

[@edwardp7725]

Women when they only get 5 compliments in a day : 😭 Men when we got complimented once 5 years ago: "Ill never forget that moment"

[@bernardrednix756]

ken is the real hero of this movie

[@fuowl666]

The real hero of this movie are the people who don't watch it.

[@mirceazaharia2094]

@@fuowl666 I'm gonna p-ir-ate it and do the Barbenheimer. Barbie is a cautionary tale for the whole world. To me, Barbie is a modern Greek Tragedy, about the heroic Ken that is led astray by the villainous Barbie. This is what happens when men aren't men, women are not proper women, and they don't work together for the common good.

[@jabrockobiden9434]

I never will. Im not gay

[@hayleylongster4698]

​@@fuowl666Hear hear

[@OuchXXI]

what is disturbing is that so many women won't catch any of this and will just see barbie as this empowered woman who puts ken in his place like they wish they could do with the evil patriarchy

[@ArcaniaSkypirateDen9516]

Yep I already saw a review pop up on KZbin titled " conservative outrage made me watch the Barbie movie" Facebook and the media such as CNN are praising this movie and calling it a masterpiece. Many women and wannabe women can't take criticism on any female marketed films despite many of those films being trash. No wonder many girls prefer masculine/boyish hobbies,the stuff made for them is often crap.

[@zebare726]

Yep I have talked to Whamen about why Barbie is their favorite movie. And their answer is that it highlights their feelings regarding patriarchy and their path to defeating it.

[@Bialy_1]

The disturbing part are all the young girls... women even if she catch it will be able to forget it in a week or two...

[@peterkrochmalni673]

If she did that in black leather and a whip…..

[@SchemingGoldberg]

@@zebare726 Nobody ever said women are good at logic...

[@Jetblast01]

The sad part is most women and young girls, like Greta, that see this film won't realize satire or comedy, but only accept the messaging as fact. But even so, Ken stole the show even to many of them.

[@PattyMcqG]

This movie also had a beautiful woman dressed super feminie & girlie! Things we don't see in movies anymore!

[@Sekiryuutei96]

Except deep voice changeling barbie lol

[@ArcaniaSkypirateDen9516]

What movies are you watching? I almost never see tomboys/non feminine in movies. Every other series I watched (this usually happens in anime and videogames) the male characters are drawn feminine or androgynous to pander to weird women and girls but I can't get a tomboy? I see nothing wrong with non- stereotypical women and girls existing in films when femboys are constantly being forced in anime,manga and videogames for boy's love fangirls.

[@thebatman4279]

​@@Sekiryuutei96And the 25-stone Barbie.

[@hayleylongster4698]

..... Who then used her looks to subjugate men

[@lightborn9071]

@@ArcaniaSkypirateDen9516 You don't see the man-chins on every female character? The big noses, the giant eyebrows or the generally male bone structure?

[@papermaniac]

Fight for the Kendom or live as an accesory

[@registereduser]

For The Kendom!

[@MelbourneArchviz]

the feminists lied so much they became a parody of themselves.

[@alexfriedman918]

Do you know what kind of utopia collapses in a day because one person introduced one new idea into the mix? I think that’s what you’d call an Orwellian dystopia!

[@SewTubular]

But then Ken's utopia crashes and burns in one day to put everything back. So not much of an utopia.

[@alexfriedman918]

@@SewTubular Well, yes - but that’s not an embarrassment for the movie, because the movie is certainly trying to advocate for patriarchy!

[@SewTubular]

@@alexfriedman918 Greta Gerwig is a Feminist, Margot Robbie's 9 year old production company has this mission statement "Making Feminist Films for Women", and the actual Barbie doll has been a Feminist icon for 60 years now. So I'm not sure that the movie is advocating for the Patriarchy. Barbie was able to remove the Patriarchy from Barbieland in one day, but at the end of the film she became human and chose to live in the real world. To me it comes across as mixed messaging. It's definitely advocating for Feminism, and I would predict that Barbie is a Feminist in the Real World.

[@JustTooDamnHonest]

Greta Gerwig had an evil plan and when she tried to implement her message the comedy came in and was dialed up to 11 and all of Gerwig's messaging came off as purely satirical and that is funny for it sounds like this film had an identity crisis.

[@bkondrk]

You know that a social movement has gone way too far when it becomes an inadvertent satire of itself. Thank you Ms. Gerwig, for accidentally proving to a very large audience the current-day feminism has been twisted into an absolute joke. Seeing the unexpected reaction to this movie has actually somewhat restored my hope for the future.

[@leewalker8207]

The best barbie and Ken film was toy story 3

[@hayleylongster4698]

THIS.

[@whistlingsage9817]

Az, you can knock yourself out trying to come up with ways to convince me, but there is no way that I'm going to go see this movie.

[@johndoe1.196]

See it on a plane or streaming. Don't add to the box office.

[@LordNithilus]

@johndoe1.196 What part of "No way am I going to go see this movie." do you have trouble understanding?

[@MegaMilenche]

@@LordNithilus Come on, there is a reason why Victorian people had freaks at carnivals. Go and laugh at the bearded lady and throw peanuts at the midget.

[@CarlWheatley-wi2cl]

I've heard very similar takes for this movie, both male and female reviewers. The common theme of the card of modern feminism being WAY overplayed to the point of it forming satire. The opinions generally are all over the place on this one. Not the slightest interest in seeing it but there's no denying it's pulling in the audiences so plenty of people do have an interest. My only take from this is that it confirms audiences are CRAVING for something new. A new entertainment zeitgeist. Barbenheimer is a crystal clear depiction of that.

[@MegaMilenche]

Think about THE ROOM. This is the only way to enjoy the Barbie movie. It's impossible to laugh WITH it ergo you are left with nothing left but to laugh at it, if you don't want to be left with self-hatred.

[@MegaMilenche]

Do you think Barbie would've exploded if it wasn't a part of HEIMER?

[@ViolentMessiah666]

Wow, wasn't expecting this take. I know people were really liking Ken but there's no amount of money on earth that could get me to watch a Barbie movie. What's terrifying is the fact Greta Gerwig is doing the Netflix Chronicles of Narnia series & that'll probably make The Witcher look like the Jackson trilogy by comparison

[@mirceazaharia2094]

The first season of Witcher had some very good things going for it, obligatory race swapping notwithstanding. Some of the cinematography, fight coreography and sound design was absolutely excellent. It had great potential. Too bad it was made in the Woke Age. Too bad.

[@ArcaniaSkypirateDen9516]

She going to ruin yet another franchise? God I can't catch a break.

[@ArcaniaSkypirateDen9516]

​@@mirceazaharia2094 According to Goodreads reviews The Witcher has pedo content in it. I rather watch a "woke" show over reading a man calling a girl "ripe" and "developed" Seriously wtf is wrong with these fantasy writers? Many of them seem deranged and horny.

[@ViolentMessiah666]

@@mirceazaharia2094 I agree season 1 had some solid things visually but that's pretty surface level imo. The plot, dialogue & characters were average at best, I didn't like the time jumping because it made things way too disjointed & there was far too much emphasis on Yennifer after I think episode 3 or 4 (only watched it once) but it could have been great, just not with someone like Lauren Hissrich in charge. Even if it wasn't woke we'd still be dealing with a writer that hates & publicly mocks the books/games thr show is supposed to be based on

[@mirceazaharia2094]

@@ViolentMessiah666 To be perfectly honest, I never watched the show. I just saw a few clips on KZbin and I was impressed. I'm sickened at the wasted potential and the lost opportunity. Marxism ruins EVERYTHING.

[@QuestQuenchers]

I liked a specific scene in the barbie film. When Barbie takes Ruths hands and experiences human emotions. How the emotions were portrayed as colours and with the images. Barbies' reaction to this human experience struck an emotion cord in me. How the emotional colours mixed together. It was nice and a serious message about the human experience, that it's hard being a human, never mind about being male or female. Then the next scene ruined it lol, always end on a joke doesn't always work. I find it mad that there was a father in the barbie film. The mother seemed to me to be struggling single mother. Then they portray the father being utterly out of it learning another language rather than helping to raise their daughter. In my opinion the film was incoherent and everywhere. I went with my partner and her female friends; they all came out of it confused and really disliking what they saw. Just my thoughts.

[@leedobson]

I will go to the grave never having seen this

[@qthestruggler2715]

I watched Sound of Freedom instead. Movie was beautiful. I’m good until Equalizer 3 comes out

[@WEKM]

That's the movie I'm going to see this week. And am also looking forward to Equalizer 3.

[@imranhq13]

based comment

[@toddmcdowell6800]

"If there is one thing a Feminist hates it's... EQUALITY" ! I'm stealing that! 🤣🤣🤣

[@PerfectTangent]

The fact remains that no matriarchal society managed to claw its way out of the stone age.

[@777Tralfaz777]

Brett Cooper was the first one to speak of this satirical look at Barbie. I do believe it was an accident that it appears based, and poking fun at intersectional feminism, but these people who made this are so out of touch with reality, they didn't grasp the satirical movie they actually made. Good review Az.

[@robcoguy6909]

Yeah it seemed there was no self awareness...For a community of mostly 40 year old men that still buy toys and comics, complaining about a Barbie or Marvel movie seems off.... Barbie helped paved the way for the 1/6 toy market, like Hot Toys and Sideshow. This community is becoming way more fascinating than engaging and I'm seeing KZbinrs bring light to it, dudes who cover guys like KingCobraJFS also cover alot of the outrage culture channels like this too.

[@seanthemovieman7124]

BARBIE SEQUEL: BARBIES of PREY and the Fantabulous Emancipation of one Harley KEN😁

[@xycap8351]

Are they trying to pretend that the way Kens are treated are the way women are treated in the real world? Ridiculous.

[@TheVioletMagic29]

I find it interesting that the ending basically says to be a real ordinary woman means having a vagina

[@jane1975]

@TheVioletMagic29: Well to be a real ordinary man you have to have a penis. Dolls don't have genitals, thus cannot have babies, or have "real" relationships.

[@SewTubular]

Which eliminates all of the Trans women. Not woke at all.

[@ArcaniaSkypirateDen9516]

I wonder if Greta has ever played with Barbie because she doesn't seem to realize only the blonde Barbie is actual Barbie. The other female characters have their own names. This would be a fun movie if it was for actual fans and not angry feminist. Nothing is wrong with being single without kids but the feminist have use this lifestyle as a badge of honor causing a stigma towards women who want a identity outside of marriage and having kids. I just wanted a normal funny and cute Barbie film but after seeing the trailers last month I want to skip this movie. No series is safe from this crap.

[@vanessafas]

This.

[@ChaoticYak1]

Oh, were all the female dolls called Barbie in the movie? I didn't watch it and don't want to, but I remember the names of some of the other ones. There was a redhead named Midge, a brunette named Whitney, a teen doll named Skipper and a little girl named Stacie. I'm sure there were others, but those were the ones I knew. I never had any male dolls.

[@suburbanbanshee]

Francie was one of the older ones. She had curly hair. I think Chelsea was another little sister of Barbie?

[@MegaMilenche]

@@ChaoticYak1 In this movie, the only doll names are Barbies, even the weird doll is called Barbie. President Barbie, Garbage Woman Barbie, News Anchor Barbie, Trans-woman Doctor Barbie. There is a Midge but she has zero lines. Hell, even Allan has lines. Midge is only there for people to point at her and say how she's disturbing for being pregnant.

[@emptyblank099a]

The dolls represent every little girl that plays with them. There was never a fat barbie.

[@waitaminutedoggie8048]

"All in the Family" backfired in similar way.

[@chukzombi]

so did American History X. i still cant believe that movie was supposed to be anti racism. its probably the most racist movie i have ever seen.

[@peterkrochmalni673]

I’m going to need some context.

[@gpalmerify]

As a happily married man for 35 years, I can say that the most difficult times in our marriage were when we obsessed over "power dynamics" rather than our mutual goals. Intersectional marxism has no value in relationships and anyone who wastes their time learning this garbage will reap conflict rather than cooperation. Eph 5:25 "Husbands, love your wives, just as Christ loved the church andgave himself up for her."

[@brittscott4673]

Evidently they teach this Marxism in west coast universities these days.

[@free2beme123]

There's more to that verse, but we can't tell women what to do, can we

[@Brian_Boru]

Interesting, but "Christ" is just superstition for the weak-minded.

[@Mr.BednaR]

Marxism has no place in a healthy ... anything... full stop. The moment it enters anything.. that anything becomes unhealthy pretty damn quick.

[@Aurumfae]

@@free2beme123you shouldn’t have to “tell” a woman what to do. She should do it because she chose that man to marry and should respect him and HE should be worth respecting which means she will automatically follow him.

[@patooji446]

Most kids coming out of the movie consider Ken to be the hero, their favorite character.

[@MrHemmingway]

Many years ago the two Ronnie's had a series of sketches called `The Worm that turned` about a female run dictatorship, it sounds a lot like Barbie Land and has probably never been more relevant than it is today.

[@shazzbutter]

I agree. The overtly fem agenda was undercut by the satirical recreation of 'The Real World' and plastic fakery of Barbie Land. I had a great time watching Barbie in the theatre, and probably even laughed at things that weren't intended as jokes.

[@tekkblade82]

This is like when Alphabet Mafia write analysis about The Lord of the Rings where everything is gay, trans, and lesbian coded. They can see the story that way if they want, but that's not how the majority of people see the story and that's not how it was written. This film can be seen as based or anti feminist, but that's not how the majority of people will see it and that's not how it was written.

[@SchemingGoldberg]

Correct. The writer (Greta Gerwig) has made it crystal clear in interviews that the movie is pro-feminism. Any satire or anti-feminism is completely unintentional.

[@chaptermasterpedrokantor1623]

I doubt that Greta Gerwig meant it as a satire nor do most women take it as such. They already live in a Barbie world where they are hyper privileged but think of themselves as massive victims and men as a subspecies to be exploited as just punishment. Like Captain Marvel this movie is a big L for us, like CM it will encourage the wokie wokes to quintuple down on more woke content.

[@doubt2022]

This movie doesn't even satirize anything, just shows today's feminism and the ideal society from perspective of feminism expecting us to agree without even realizing how ridiculous it is. No wonder people just laugh at it.

[@conradojavier7547]

It's like a Parody of Wokeness, since Barbie is a Girl's Brand to begin with.

[@ArcaniaSkypirateDen9516]

The problem is Greta - whatever her name is -,feminist journalist and moms. The Barbie brand used to be a fun and lively doll and movie series. Mattel's Barbie fell apart and stopped caring about the brand to pander to SJW. They made her "break up" with Ken in the 2000s and give her a overweight version in the 2010s because body positivity activists flipped out about her older models. The company released a trans Barbie last year of actor from Orange is the new Black. The brand has been falling apart for years. Girl's brands used to be more focused on cute and glittery products but now.... it's just "girl power" nonsense and they wonder why this trash mostly has a audience in places like Japan and California and almost nowhere else.

[@michaelmorrigan614]

Knowing how my little sister and our German Shepherd treated Barbies I must say, the Barbieland scenes should’ve looked a lot more like the Omaha Beach scene from Saving Private Ryan 😂

[@dsx0165]

So Barbie is the baddie in her own movie? 😂

[@Gyggz]

All the young girls who I've met coming back from watching 'Barbie' seem to have fallen in love with Ken ....erm

[@imranhq13]

inadvertently means?

[@mirceazaharia2094]

Accidentally in love? XD Haha, Shrek reference. Ken is pretty great, to be fair.

[@berenthebear1313]

It shows how woke America is when a movie like this does well.

[@lightborn9071]

It's not the movie, it's the brand name, the Barbenheimer meme and the lack of brainmass inside peoples heads.

[@dskywalker3397]

People went to see the “wokeness.” Things are changing.

[@lightborn9071]

@@dskywalker3397 They did, but only to laugh at it. The movies fate is inavedable. Memes die, names get destroyed, people learn about hidden intentions and even if it takes a few years, in the end this movie is only gonna be watched by spiteful, abandondend, desperate feminist women.

[@SewTubular]

@@lightborn9071 That would not make sense if it's going to become a billion dollar movie. You need many many people to watch your movie to reach a billion dollars.

[@lightborn9071]

@@SewTubular yes, it makes sense. As I said, it's meme. They become super popular at first, keep themselves for a time and then die without a gravestone. Doesn't matter the money, no one will be interested in near future, only wokies who have burned all their bridges. Anyone else might only referr to the movies' popularity, but at those times there will still be no one watching it anymore.

[@MuppetEnergy]

You missed the part where the creator of Barbie tells Barbie “the patriarchy is not real it’s just something women made up as excuse to deal with struggles in life “ don’t get more based than that

[@carig121]

The sweet irony in this movie is that Margot Robbie is clearly overshadowed by Ryan Gosling 's performance, i'm sure in the future everyone will remember Barbie just because of the "i' m just ken" song or "i' m Kenough" and not its "message".

[@marcusmaher-triskellionfil5158]

The thing is Gweig set out to make a feminist statement but by default made a satire or parody that I am sure she never intended because the zeitgeist is already two steps ahead of her...she may even say she intended it this way (which is a lie) thing is people are laughing at you and not with you Greta.

[@ericmiller5603]

I agree. Very interesting movie. I’m a 50+ dad who saw it with my daughter (her second viewing) and I enjoyed myself. Totally read it as thought-provoking satire with a lot of well-earned laughs. The only part I rolled my eyes at was America Ferrara’s rant about how hard it is to be a woman (which was used to “de-program the Barbies). One thing Az did not mention is how the Barbies at the end disturb or disrupt the Ken’s by basically mock-cheating on them, which seems like a massively anti-feminist message!

[@1derb0y]

The secret takeaway for the Barbie movie is this: Men could take over the world f they'd only stop simping for a girl they have zero chance at getting.

[@mattfromtinder2916]

The right way to interpret the Barbie movie is as a Shakespearean tragedy, with Ken as our tragic hero: a would-be Übermensch of high birth, unparalleled vision and will, whose noble pursuit of strength and vitality is hindered by his fatal flaw: desiring the approval of women

[@moonsofmadness8850]

I really wish this was a parody, but I doubt it because if there's one thing these people have shown me they don't know how to do, is laugh at themselves.

[@lightborn9071]

Because of the movies' succes Mattel even wants to make more such movies. But it's very much impossible that they accidently create a satire like this again.

[@marvelgame335]

just watched it couple days ago. Ryan Gosling really steal the show, never a dull moment with him.

[@TimmsMJ]

Thank you for explaining this movie so well. I totally agree that the 'intention' got lost/twisted around - whatever. My only worry is that many people just won't get it!

[@trevorstockwell8290]

It still baffles me how this is doing as well as its doing....next time make it a ken movie

[@camw9133]

Clever marketing and beta males

[@hayleylongster4698]

It kinda *is* a Ken movie though. Ken is the hero.

[@jakeviolet2195]

It's a girl power movie for girls, so it makes perfect sense. What doesn't make sense is injecting girl power into boys movies like Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Marvel movies, etc.

[@camw9133]

@jakeviolet2195 boys aren't allowed to have anything anymore that's just for them or it's sexist. They even injected girl power into the most recent He Man cartoon on Netflix. Thankfully it flopped hard

[@jerric1228]

This movie is a brilliant modern Shakespearean tragedy about a man seeking purpose and meaning in life, and for a brief moment actually finding it and making the people around him happier in the process, but he falters because of his one great flaw; needing the validation of women.

[@johnterpack3940]

My wife has seen it twice now. Based on her reports, I don't see how it could be unintentional. The overall story arc is Barbie realizing she had been doing to Ken exactly the same things women in the real world had been complaining were being done to them. Barbie and her posse even stated they had been bad people repeatedly. Ken's version of "patriarchy" was to slap horses on everything, clearly trivializing the idea. Much like "manbearpig" trivialized global warming. These are fundamental structures of the story, not just jokes that landed wrong. A truly woke movie does not acknowledge flaws in the hero or ideology.

[@Max-il5hx]

Perfect... I've been hearing about this 'based Kenough' theory and I'm not surprised. Gosling is a person people can not dislike. He's laid back, happy, self depricating, charismatic, and a much better actor than Margot Robbie. So when they pit modern feminism with all of its logical and moral inconsistencies against him and WIN, crushing Ken, the one EVERYbody will like way better... Guys, we don't have to 'do' anything, feminism will kill itself by being stupid and petty and mean.

[@Sorain1]

History suggests that at some point, Gosling is going to take a villain role to try and break typecasting and it's just not going to work.

[@007REAPER007]

Like Doc Hudson said in CARS "If you go Hard enough LEFT you'll find yourself going RIGHT" loll.

[@KrazyKat007]

The amount of cope from the angry nerd bro’s in this corner of KZbin is ridiculous. You don’t “accidentally” write an entire song and choreograph a whole musical number highlighting the inner emotional turmoil and plight of the male character. Is it just possible Mr Angry Nerd-Bro that the woman who made this film, who has made many films in her career, and who has extensive knowledge of film history and film literary knew exactly what she was doing and made a film with a complex and nuanced message? “No!!! She’s just a dumb girl! And what I’ve walked away with from seeing the film was just an accident!!!” Says the coping angry nerd-bro. 😔

[@Draanor]

The greatest irony is every woman watching the movie would be Ryan Gosling's housewife and wear nothing but an apron an a smile in the kitchen for him. The movie really is unintentionally hilarious.

[@AwesomeIlOll3000]

Shoeonhead and you are making me look forward to seeing this movie

[@BigZeekette]

Realy enjoying the rants lately

[@michaelquaid4679]

I just know one thing for sure, Margot Robbie still BANGABLE

[@ArcaniaSkypirateDen9516]

This is the kind of thing someone who gets passed out drunk in the back of schools would say.

[@mirceazaharia2094]

Mmmmmyessss, yes she is. Especially as Harley Quinn. But do not allow your c0ck to do the thinking. This is how we got into this femunist mess in the first place.

[@michaelquaid4679]

@@ArcaniaSkypirateDen9516 or perhaps an army combat veteran...

[@joesmutz9287]

Someone saw this thumbnail Said "Eew" A few statements later ,I'm forced to convince them that human rights are what we generally consider a good thing What is this timeline?

[@colorin81colorado]

Love your take on the Barbie movie Baby Face, just love this video! Cheers from Brisbane Australia!

[@rosmundsen]

Margot Robbie is a solid 7. Every dvd in the 80s and 90s had a solid 7.

[@bradenmerriman5206]

8

[@cavior44]

yup

[@Super_Ammo]

Troof

[@calbaking]

Early signs of a long awaited resurgence of the golden days?

[@talesfromtheclassroom]

She's a hard 8

[@historymaker118]

ok fine. I'll go watch barbie.

[@PhoenixWolfAnime]

You’ve nearly got it. The satire was intentional. The moral of the story was supposed to be that neither extreme works, whether it’s female supremacy, or male supremacy, and it’s told through the perspective of what a child’s toy would see those two extremes as. What Barbie learns in the real world is empathy; looking outward and seeing other people’s feelings. When she’s asked “where do the Kens live?” she thinks about it and feels bad. She apologizes to Ken in the end. Also, I don’t know how so many reviewers miss the part in the end when the narrator said “Kens would go on to hold as many positions of power as women in the real world” which if we believe we live in an equal society, they would end up with parity, working together. By the way, I was quiet when I wasn’t laughing because I was listening. If men also relate to America Fererra’s speech on how hard it is to be a woman, I think that’s great. It wasn’t particularly aimed at men, but we should be able to empathize with each other on how hard life can be and that sometimes, we share the same social struggles. While I was a bit disappointed that Barbie and Ken didn’t get together in the end, I see why they had to separate because Ken is still discovering himself and Barbie matured out of Barbie Land. Hopeful they might find each other again in a sequel. As a final note, Barbie Land wasn’t set up to be the ‘perfect intersectional feminist utopia’ so much as it was a representation of Barbie as a brand and how kids play with the dolls. Like the example in Ryan Gosling’s interview with GQ when he talked about how his daughters left the Ken doll outside, facedown in the mud. I do believe the faux feminist overglaze was intentional satire, especially because of the out of touch faux feminist Mattel execs.

[@SchemingGoldberg]

I've seen the interviews with the writer (Greta Gerwig). It was NOT intentional satire. Greta is 100% a super radical far-left feminist. Any satire is completely accidental and unintentional.

[@emptyblank099a]

They're all grifting. Unless they're all this braindead the movies isn't very subtle.

[@thehammer9599]

Male ‘supremacy’ brought us the Industrial Revolution and the Cultural Enlightenment and built civilisation from caves until the moon landings. The current matriarchy has brought us moral decay, mass surveillance, big government, a competence crunch, puking fertility rate and a dying globo-homo culture.

[@PhoenixWolfAnime]

@@emptyblank099a It’s true the movie isn’t very subtle, but unfortunately, it seems to be too subtle for a fair few people. They can’t help viewing everything through the lens of their own ideology, they miss messages of peace from their perceived enemy. I don’t doubt that they believe what they’re saying. It’s sad seeing multiple commenters saying ‘most (as if they’ve taken a poll) women are too stupid to see it’s satire and will take the feminist utopia seriously.’ I just want to tell them all ‘honey… you’re the one taking it seriously.’

[@xman577]

Best explanation of this movie, yet everybody else was sort of vague you hit the nail on the head on this one. Now I’m waiting for this week to see how the Barbie movie does in the box office

[@afisher6970]

This is why I watch you, AZ. Fantastic review.

[@drewyetti]

Shoe0nHead made a similar review about the Barbie movie on how turned out to be unintentionally based. I haven’t seen the film as i still believe it’s woke indoctrination but I also agree with this take as it exposes how flawed the matriarchy aka Barbieland is and how the Kens are like slaves to the system as they have no purpose other than be a simp to Barbies. That changed when Ken went to the real world and experienced the patriarchy and brought it back to Barbieland and how it changed things for the better.

[@dangiambrone7350]

Barbie trips itself up, much like The Last Jedi, with the stupidity and total lack of self awareness with its messaging. In the Disney Star Wars film, Poe is relentlessly mocked and castigated by the supposedly smarter, more rational and composed Holdo and Leia, yet Poe's actions at the beginning of the film (destroying the Dreadnought) was the only reason why the two "leaders" were still alive.

[@cmc5394oparva]

Honestly, the biggest problem with the Poe/Holdo dynamic is that Holdo is playing "I've got a secret" for no good fucking reason at all, especially from one of her most high-ranking officers. You can tell Johnson had no fucking idea how a military chain of command works just from that interaction alone.

[@stevenscott2718]

@@cmc5394oparva yep all she had to do to prevent that mutiny was say "i have a plan, but i think we have a spy onboard, so i am playing it very close to my chest"

[@jeffagain7516]

Thanks AZ. You're actually not the first I've heard make this revelation and I'm quite happy to learn this. Poor Greta, even when she thinks she's winning, she's losing. I'd like to think that deep down, this was all part of her plan but based on her past performances, that might be more credit than due.

[@thomasbowker518]

Love the content Az, keep up the good work

[@bryndentully981]

Bald james corden discovered that yes the film is indeed satire

[@ImTheKingOfHyrule]

I've heard a lot of comparisons made between the Barbie movie and Starship Troopers. Starship Troopers is trying so hard to subvert and mock the message of the book that it accidentally ends up making it look good, kind of like how Barbie presents feminism is such an absurd and extreme way that it makes it feel like a satire of feminism. Now I want to see it for myself, not as a hate watch, but with an open mind.

[@mirceazaharia2094]

Ideally, DO NOT pay to see it. There's already a high-quality torr-ent of it on Pirate Bay. Don't give money to a hateful femunist. Do not encourage them further.

[@cmc5394oparva]

Yeah, I know the media is crawling up Gerwig's ass about this movie, but the problem is that she went so over the top that's it's not hard to treat it ironically like a critique of late-20th century feminism, just as Verhoeven was so over the top with the anti-militarism that it became viewed as a goofy but fun sci-fi action movie.

[@bwhere45]

@@cmc5394oparva look at the result, not what you wish the intent was.

[@Sorain1]

The difference between them is that Starship Troopers was trying to subvert and mock the message *of a book that only existed in the directors imagination* , not the Heinlein work that shares a title.

[@SewTubular]

@@cmc5394oparva Anyone with half a brain knew immediately that Verhoeven's Starship Troopers was satire. ( same with Robo Cop ) Especially when you see what looks like American soldiers dressed up as Nazis.

[@tammyjones8894]

You raise an excellent point and love and family and men and women working together are how we thrive together as a community. So glad you expressed your opinion and hope many come away with the same thoughts.

[@paulmorris5166]

I want a follow up film called "The Kens Strike Back"

[@River_of_Revenge]

People who think Greta didn’t intentionally do this just don’t understand

[@SG-js2qn]

I appreciate your point of view on it, but what I gather is that women watching this are actually still with the main message of the movie ... being unhappy solo women with careers who put down men all the time.

[@comentedonakeyboard]

The curse of the unintended consequezes smites pinkies, again.

[@SinCitizenGent]

Ive seen dozens of reviews and paid attention to women that hated it and men who liked it. But this ultimately was the nuanced, unintentional reaction eeview i was looking for all along! Thank you