If you're expecting a subtle satirical flick, Barbie isn't for you. However, you'll be missing out a quite beautiful and clever movie that talks about womanhood like a few movies do.

There are vibrant pink tones all around and the sets are truly exquisite and special. Its very distinctive and well-thought-out look place Barbie amongst one of the most original recent summer blockbusters. A big plate of originality and inspired artistry that unfortunately doesn't fully step away from the fact that is still a corporate movie and that is honestly perceptible every time they leave Barbieland.

Gerwig and Baumbach decide not to go quiet this time. Everything seems a bit too loud and too on the nose. For some it might come across as a "men are trash" agenda, but for me I wouldn't have it any other way. There are way too many movies being subtle critiques to our sexist society. Barbie is a movie set for everyone to watch, so why be quiet when there's a lot of people listening to you? Gerwig shouts like she is talking to a billion people. And that's because she really is.

Margot Robbie was such a great Barbie and was incredibly easy to empathize with her character which proves Robbie's powerful effort. Ryan Gosling was born to play this role and I would love to continue seeing him exploring his goofier side - seriously couldn't stop laughing every time he entered the scene. You can tell everyone had lots of fun doing this movie and how important it was to everyone involved.

The final montage of this movie not only made me cry, but reminded how beautiful it is to see my mother and my sister happy and enjoying life.

As flawed as it is I'm so happy a movie like Barbie exists and that people all over the world are rushing to the theaters to watch something as important as this. Congrats to you, Greta, you are an amazing and bright soul.