The Barbie movie had a very easy going start with parties, colors, and making fun of stereotypes. It's all very musical-like untill Barbie asks the question about dying which can be seen in trailer.

The movie slowly starts to take itself more seriously and when Barbie goes to the "Real World" she faces problems that modern woman has. Ken also has to face the "Real World" but does it in his own way. It was very cool seeing two characters detached from reality and having completely different view on the world face the "reality" and carry themselves with it. It makes the characters more fleshed out which the movie does well, as i've got a feeling that Barbie and Ken in particular are behaving just how they were imagined to since they were first made.

Time and Change are factors that are actually displayed through small cameos and at the ending itself, but have a very important meaning and are factors that should be thought about after you watch the movie.

Ultimately, the "agenda" goes from funny jokes to actual rants towards the end of the movie but it all comes a full circle and sends a strong message.

The music and cinematography are very cartoonish and nice, so is the dialogue. The references to other media are very cleverly put throughout the movie as well. The dialogue at the beginning is made to look like kids actually playing with those dolls but facing the reality is actually a very good space for character development, and Barbie used that very good. Even tho some "agendas" are pushed throughout the movie, it ultimately sends a good message, and does what Barbie is supposed to do : to inspire girls and make them feel strong for who they are.