For this movie, I was so excited to see it and have an opinion.

Barbie is a classic stereotype, by which most girls around the world are raised and subconsciously are made to believe, that beauty looks like this. Comparing yourself to those standards, you are never enough. Always fighting to accept yourself, although you "are not perfect".

The movie at some parts, have strong scenes and strong scenarions that have a deeper social and sexist-related meaning, showing the difference between the male and female experience against the world. Although it was a promising concept and it could be a punch to society's hypocritic balance against the two genders, it really ended up for me in the end so superficial and commercial that I felt deeply dissapointed for the production's approach.

Nevertheless, I can't say I don't feel at least some appreciation, as this is one of the few movies that actually went popular and at least they are trying to question the status quo.

In total, it's not a memorable movie for me and not satisfying. However, due to the subject and the few efforts within the film's plot to say something meaningful (although in my opinion they end up fruitless), it's still worth seeing, but don't have big expectations.