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[YT Edit] Barbie (2023) (Patreon)

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2023-09-27 18:56:02
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Hey guys! Here's the YT edit for Barbie, which will premiere in a few hours. Hope you enjoy!

Here is the full reaction to this movie.

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Jason Fulbright

I think your reactions will make this fun.

Above Average Dave

Hmm, what do I own that is pink?...(that would be nothing).

Morgan A. Colbert

I love this movie and y'all did such a great reaction, thanks for taking us along, also Greta Gerwig's version of Little Women is just such a joy. That would be a great Christmas movie, hint hint!

Jeffery Parks

Pleasantly surprised by the original comedy and storyline. The filmmakers took a subject that had an above average opportunity to flop and made something inventive and lasting. Cheers!

james flack

My favorite part of this film is how, before Barbie, little girls were forced to have only "baby" dolls at the same time the boys were calling their dolls "action figures". Sort of diary vs journal type of thing. A very refreshing progressive movie, two thumbs up, in my opinion....... Just sayin'.......💛💛

Mark Vaderr
>>118500424

Were boys calling them "action figures" or was that toy companies doing that? It's difficult to think of what toys that boys would play with would be considered action figures as opposed to dolls.

Richard Bourne
>>118500424

The toy companies coined "action figure" since boys playing with dolls wasn't considered to be good marketing. I grew up with GI Joe stuff and that was cool, esp. all the guns, the tank, the jeep, and the attack helicopter.

Richard Bourne

Thank you for saving me from having to spend any money on this movie and see enough of it to understand it.

Larry Darrell

Cassie needs to see… I, Tonya (2017)

Bert Towle

I fell asleep in the theater when my wife wanted to see it, and now (for the first time) I fell asleep while the PIB ladies watched it. Had to re-watch Maverick as a treatment.

Larry Darrell
>>118500424

Don’t know if I started it or my parents, but the term I used was “Men,” as in playing with my “Men.”

Jeffery Parks

Carly and Cassie fit right into the set with their Barbie outfits. They looked like part of the cast!

Mike Lemon
>>118491232

All my hearing protection, and only my hearing protection, is pink, that way it is always easy to find.

Daniel W
>>118528515

I was literally watching Maverick while my wife watched Barbie lol

Orcagirl78

This might be one of the only PIB reactions I DON'T watch. I saw another's reaction and it really kinda confirmed my initial reaction to the trailer. Not for me at all

jdj830

Seeing the YT edit of your reaction inspired me to go watch the whole movie. What a wise, beautiful and hilarious film. It’s interesting that you bring up Inside Out because it feels like the kind of Pixar movie Pixar doesn’t make anymore; thematically it’s not unlike Toy Story. Weirdly it also reminded me a bit of Mad Men and those Don Draper speeches about our emotional connection to brands and the primal feelings targeted by advertisers. And it speaks eloquently to the post-pandemic, post-#MeToo moment when everything we used to think defined us can be questioned. What are we made for? A “career” that is really just a way for an employer to exploit you by giving you the illusion that you’re living your dream? A society and culture that enables and celebrates those who exploit others the most? Relationships that begin determined to break patterns of mutual exploitation just to ultimately perpetuate them? Having children who will take the positive lessons you teach them about relationships and apply them to everyone except you, who they will never fully appreciate until you’re gone? And why, as a man, DO I feel so useless and unwanted these days? (I promise I won’t play my guitar at you, but I do play the cello…) Anyway while I loved the film I think your 40 minute edit with your commentary might actually be better than the original; faster paced, you got everything that mattered, and your perspective deepened the experience. (But now you really have to see 2001: A Space Odyssey so you can fully appreciate the beginning of the movie.) Thank you for your great work.

jdj830
>>118659498

Also just wanted to add that your reaction to the scene where someone mansplains The Godfather was as funny and meta as anything in the movie….

Mike Lemon
>>118491232

If you are serious, I highly recommend it. I used to go crazy looking for the earmuffs in my wood shop that I put down somewhere but they all blended into the background. I got pink ones and never had the problem again. Now I have pink for all of them.

Lisa

I saw the movie. It was cute but way too long

Ria Grix

It really is a perfect movie. Surprisingly emotional and moving… inspiring and funny. It had quite a few tearful moments when I saw it first time at the cinema. It really does do a good job of stealthily holding a mirror up to the world we live in.