Charming and funny. If you're looking from some heavy socio-political message, there is none. The theme was as simple as it was obvious. It was about childhood and the process of growing up. Anyone who used to play with Barbies, or you knew the neighborhood girls who did (and maybe a boy or two), you will understand. If you're familiar with the lyrics of the Peter, Paul, and Mary classic "Puff the magic Dragon," you will also understand this: "Barbie lives forever, but not so little girls." And if you can laugh at "Weirdo Barbie,"you probably grew up in a similar neighborhood as I did. I laughed a lot.