Margot Robbie had a vision, and she was the driving force to get the Barbie movie produced by none other than world-class director Greta Gerwig.

The beginning of the movie brings us back to the first trailers for the movie, when little girls discovered a new doll, the first Barbie. She was different than any other doll because she was not a baby-doll, no, she was a woman-doll; a doll which could inspire the imagination and aspiration of children.

Margot Robbie plays the main character "stereotypical Babie" and brings her to life in every detail and introduces us to Barbieworld with all her friends. The perfect repeated "best day every day" gets disrupted by unknown circumstances and "stereotypical Barbie" accompanied by "her" Ken, portrayed by Ryan Gosling go on an adventure of their lifetime to the "real world". The discoveries and experiences that these two make have major impacts in both worlds.

This movie is worthwhile watching for the costumes and displays as much as for the social criticism of our time. The words of Gloria's (America Ferrera) speech hit the nail on its head regarding the daily struggles of women in our modern world. This movie is a depiction of reality and a dream world. It shows the possibilities as much as the shortcomings of our times with humor and fun, a little bit of sarcasm, paired with the innocence of someone new to our reality!

Highly recommended for everyone who is not too shy to face real world struggle in a pink coated Barbie world.