I wish every guy would watch this (with an open mind and heart). It's a brilliant commentary on our society and glimpse into what females so often experience (whether that be a lack of respect, the vague sense of unease/feeling unsafe in everyday situations, etc.).

IMDB has the keywords Comedy, Action, and Fantasy listed, but could have just as easily listed Drama as one of them. And, though I did laugh just a bit, I more often had the beginnings of tears in my eyes.

Margot, Ryan, and America had stellar performances and I thought the whole cast was great. And bravo, Greta, for a wonderful job writing and directing.

Vague spoiler ahead (that won't make sense unless you've seen the movie).

I did knock off one star because, when Barbie has her montage glimpse into what it means to be human, it didn't contain any painful situations. Also, it seemed to me (maybe I missed something) to focus around having kids/having a family... which I thought part of the point of the movie was that you can find your fulfillment/purpose in a variety of ways. But maybe it was just focusing on one person's experience?