In the grand spectacle of what was supposed to be a heavenly hyped movie, one could argue that they went all out on the glitzy PR campaign but somehow forgot to hire a scriptwriter. The result? Well, it's not pretty.

The most substantial spoiler of this cinematic endeavor is the complete absence of any discernible storyline. Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling, who should have been the shining stars, turned out to be disappointments in their roles as Barbie and Kent. Gosling, in particular, was a real test of patience, leaving viewers with an irritating aftertaste each time he appeared on the screen.

With high expectations of a movie that promised to be funny, cool, deep, and entertaining, the reality was a stark contrast. It was a letdown of monumental proportions. What should have been an engaging experience turned out to be a painfully preachy affair. It's almost as if the film's creators forgot that the audience possesses brains of their own and doesn't need excessive moralizing shoved down their throats.

I'm grateful I didn't waste my money on a theater ticket to endure this disappointment, and my heart goes out to those who did and ended up losing their hard-earned cash.