"Barbie" was a film that failed to resonate with me. I understand its premise, supposedly a critique of consumer culture, the frenzy of fashion, and the relentless pressure of pop culture. It aimed to depict the struggle to break free from this vicious cycle. However, the film's approach and narrative style didn't connect with me.

I had expectations for a more impactful delivery, especially considering the profound implications of consumerism - how it not only confines us within a certain lifestyle but also poses a significant threat to our planet through industrial pressure, fashion industry demands, and the resulting pollution and waste. These are powerful themes, but unfortunately, the film did not explore them as effectively as I had hoped.

The storytelling, the way the narrative unfolded, and the overall execution seemed to miss the mark, failing to leverage cinema as a powerful medium to convey these critical messages. While there might be an underlying intention to address these issues, the film doesn't succeed in making that clear or impactful. In summary, "Barbie" felt like a missed opportunity to delve deeply into the dangers of consumerism and its global ramifications.