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MARGOT ROBBIE as BARBIE
BARBIE (2023) dir. Greta Gerwig
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I had this linked elsewhere but I'm just going to post it here, this is my proof that Weird Barbie used to be Gloria's 1992 Totally Hair Barbie 🤔
I feel like it's old news that the kid who played with Weird Barbie too hard is Gloria cuz of the Scrabble tiles on the pole spelling her name (also that first convo they have in the weird house lol)
As for Weird Barbie being Totally Hair Barbie, the timing works out--Gloria would have been a young child in 1992 when Totally Hair Barbie came out. Plus in the same shot as the Scrabble tiles, you can see that the doll that becomes Weird Barbie has super long, crimped hair (hard to see without HD) which was like Totally Hair Barbie's whole thing LOL
That's kinda proof enough but when you look at Gloria's doll's face, the makeup, brows, top+bottom lashes, and eye sparkle placement all match up with Totally Hair Barbie, plus you can see how the doll's bangs are oriented the same. Also removable earrings!
Bonus fun fact #1, the yellow thing around Gloria's doll's neck + the pink dress on her leg are from the 1994 Ruffle Fun Barbie outfit:
Bonus fun fact #2, the actual doll that the child actor is playing with is not the original 1992 Totally Hair Barbie but the 25-year anniversary reproduction from 2017. You can tell because the repro has white underwear while the original had nude blobs (x)
OK I'm done. I had to put all this info somewhere to release myself of this burden
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#gifs that would've caused deaths in the Victorian era
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Barbie movie is living in my head rent-free. I swear. It keeps reminding me that I'm Kenough, even if I don't have or get a partner, that I don't need to fit, that I am pretty but it doesn't need to hold to social standards. That other opinions do not matter more than my own.
It has actually managed to make my own head, soul and heart so quiet I don't know right now what to do because all I keep doing is, healing. And that's beautiful ✨
Whenever I think it's not enough or I'm taking too much time to pull myself together, I keep remembering the movie over and over. And remembering that I can be whatever I want to be without worrying or feeling guilty. Yes, life's short, but if you don't solve your inner struggles it becomes a nightmare.
Somehow anxiety, depression and all those feelings keep showing up, but it's like right now they're just standing there, watching me struggle, and not even saying a word. It's so quiet...
So... different from what it used to be. I've cut some toxic relationships. I'm struggling over my feelings on it. But at the same time I don't feel pressured to get it done or make it right. It's pure freedom.
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Finally watching Barbie just had me swooning over America Ferrera all over again
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What I say: I'm fine
What I mean: I'm thinking about the bus stop scene in Barbie again
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I watched the Barbie movie for the first time yesterday and it made me realize that I don't think people get the point of the treatment of the Kens???
It's literally set up at the beginning of the movie. Barbieland is reversed from the real world, which is why the Kens are treated how they are. Additionally, I am pretty sure how the Kens are treated is meant to be a satirical way of exploring how women are treated by men in a way that men will see and understand, because the Kens are very much objectified by the Barbies. It's one of the reasons Beach Ken decides to turn Barbieland into a patriarchy (something he literally mentions regretting at the end of the movie because patriarchy "isn't about horses").
I've seen people say the Kens are back to where they were at the beginning once the matriarchy is reinstated and I just ... no?????
The Barbies realize what happened that made the Kens do what they did and they take steps to help them feel wanted and respected. The narrator even says "one day Kens will have the same rights as women in the real world" and while one person might take that as shitty, the Barbies already took the first step on the first day by allowing Kens to hold spots in government (granted not on the Supreme Court but they still are allowed to hold spots in government).
STEREOTYPICAL BARBIE LITERALLY TELLS BEACH KEN THAT HE CAN HAVE HIS OWN IDENTITY. This then leads the REST of the Kens to do the same; figure out their own identities outside of their Barbies and their roles. This is what the "I Am Kenough" meme refers to lmao. It's literally referring to Ken realizing he's more than Barbie, he's more than beach, he's Ken and that's okay.
The story is messy, I won't deny that. But also, saying the Kens are in the same place as they were at the start of the movie (objectified himbos with no role in government) is blatantly false. There's a massive difference between "the Kens don't run the government anymore" and "the Kens don't have any role in the government at all" lmao. There's still a long way for them to go from where they're at by the end of the movie, but saying there wasn't any improvement made is a blatant lie.
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okay but america had no business looking this good in the last scene of the barbie movie???? she's in it for like 15 seconds???
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