Realização:
Greta GerwigCâmara:
Rodrigo PrietoElenco:
Margot Robbie, Ryan Gosling, America Ferrera, Kate McKinnon, Will Ferrell, Simu Liu, Issa Rae, Rhea Perlman, Hari Nef, Alexandra Shipp, Emma Mackey (mais)Streaming (4)
Sinopses(1)
A deslumbrante Barbie é interpretada pela grande estrela de cinema Margot Robbie e o seu namorado Ken será interpretado por Ryan Gosling. Uma aventura inesquecível da boneca mais famosa do mundo. (Cinemundo)
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Críticas (14)
A exploração do mundo real pelos visitantes do mundo da Barbie é estimulante, original e cria uma promissão de uma sátira inteligente, fresca e original que reflete os pseudo-problemas da sociedade (ocidental) contemporânea. Mas o subsequente «conflito dos sexos» e a sua resolução infantil que o filme escolhe ofuscam todo o potencial do que foi referido. É uma pena. Mesmo o equilíbrio entre entretenimento para crianças e adultos não funciona aqui. Não é, de todo, para crianças. Mas ainda bem que, depois da pandemia, o público regressa em grande número às salas de cinema. Agradecemos ao filme Barbie por isso. E um agradecimento especial ao criador da genial ideia de marketing «Barbenheimer». Embora o grupo dedicado à volta de Tom Cruise não merecesse a ofuscação de M:I-7.
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I didn't fall for it. At its very core, Barbie is as shallow and superficial as what it mocks all along. I can totally see the brainstorming sessions between the Mattel and Warner Brothers executives, in roundtables similar to the one Will Ferrell had in the film: "Hey, we need to boost the sales of our rubber dolls, how about we make some seemingly socially critical pulp fiction, wrap it in basic lessons about the workings of the patriarchy and the status of women in society, and just take a little dig at our corporation on the side to make it look self-aware to the naysayers of our product line.... ". Well, what comes out of a corporation making fun of corporatist? Yes, just corporate toothless humor, created on commission, and made to answer to those at the top who pay for it. PS: I'll slap two stars, for the opening (really funny) reminiscence of A Space Odyssey and then for the brief scene where Margot tells a naturally aged woman that she's beautiful. That's what the Botox princesses, led by Nicole Kidman, should be playing in a loop to light up their barbie heads.
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In terms of experience, it’s five stars. It's a riveting, visually stunning, imaginative, fun ride with a fabulous Margot Robbie and an even more fabulous Ryan Gosling. It's a pleasure to see a big-budget film that totally breaks away from the uniform grey that blockbuster Hollywood usually offers today. But the voice of reason complains timidly about the script's underdeveloped supporting (human) characters and the sometimes annoyingly literal feminist cannonade in the final act, when it seems as if they wanted every argument they could think of to be heard. So, four stars.
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Definitely a Meta film, a great financial success, playful and clever filmmaking, with an excellent Robbie and Gosling, great dance numbers and songs, good philosophical musings to ponder, enjoyable cameos and an originally conceived world. A few things are annoying and cringeworthy, but I surprisingly enjoyed it. The best part is definitely Barbie's trip to our world – it's a shame they don’t spend more time, as there were a few humorous interludes – but the patriarchy in Barbie's world had its moments too. Hard to rate, I don't need to see it again, but it entertained me. 65%
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The Barbie movie stands out with a unique touch, thanks to its clever screenplay that humorously critiques contemporary society. It mocks and criticizes, trying to be oh-so-clever, but ultimately, it doesn’t reveal anything groundbreaking. Without Ken, it wouldn't be nearly as entertaining. Margot Robbie as Barbie is fine, but Ryan Gosling steals the show. He completely lets loose and makes the film. You probably need to have a real fondness for Barbie to truly appreciate this film. It's a bit too colorful and kitschy for my taste, though I do appreciate the director's creativity and boldness. Not everyone in Hollywood has the guts to pull off something this zany.
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