A nice, childish movie deserving around 6 as the rating, but as I enjoyed it mildly and sometimes more than averagely it gets a nice and commendable 6.8 rounded up to 7.

The star and highlight of the movie is of course Margot Robbie and if Ken, his male counterpart had the same charisma and aura it would have become so great.

In fact the Barbies are very good generally, whereas the Ken s are not, bland, generic, sometimes cliche and only the main Ken shines because of his persona, but is dissolved in the treacherous script, screenplay and plots.

The movie should have been all rosy , photography, cinematography and screenplay alike. Unfortunately, the plots and some gray acting ruined those , especially in the last 60-45 minutes to the very end.

For once, a movie should have been all dolls and Barbie's existential crisis threw a tasteless blanket of gray flowers and artificiality onto their awesome world.

Screenplay/storyline: 6 Development: 7 Realism: 6.5 Entertainment: 7 Acting: 7 Filming/cinematography/photography: 8 VFX: 8 Music/score/sound: 6.5 Depth: 6.5 Logic: 7 Flow: 6.5 Adventure/fantasy/comedy: 6 Ending: 6.