Barbie: Trailer Talk

Barbie: Trailer Talk

Barbie: Trailer Talk

While my sister’s childhood included Barbie dolls, mine was filled with Batman, Power Rangers and Pokémon. And, while I did own a Barbie doll, I was more interested in the forementioned toys. So, when the cast for a live action ‘Barbie’ movie was announced, I couldn’t help but roll my eyes. While Margot Robbie (The Suicide Squad, I Tonya) sounded like a good fit for the titular character, Ryan Gosling (Drive, La La Land) seemed like a strange choice to cast as Ken. 

But the trailer is honestly fantastic. The plot hasn’t been revealed, so fans are instead treated to a re-enactment of the opening to 1968’s ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’, except instead of monkeys with clubs, it’s little girls with baby dolls. It’s a great tongue-in-cheek scene that hopefully represents the tone the film will go for: a satirical look at the Barbie franchise, but a fun film. And, of course, the film looks vibrant and colourful with lots of pink! While it is a bit of an eyesore, it’s also an impressive aesthetic that represents the doll brand perfectly. 



While I was never a Barbie fan, I am curious especially after seeing the trailer, and I’m hoping the film will have a humorous tone to it. 


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Megan’s taste in films are interesting: her favourite films are ‘Space Jam’, Studio Ghibli’s ‘The Cat Returns’, as well as horror films ‘Saw’, ‘Drag Me To Hell’ and ‘Ju-On: The Grudge’. When she’s not watching films, she’ll be spending precious hours playing ‘Crash Bandicoot’.