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When I went to watch this movie, I went to watch it as the amazing combo, Barbinheimer (Barbie and Oppenheimer). I tried my best to avoid spoilers for both of these movies, and let me just say, going into this movie blind made this a phenomenal experience. The way Stereotypical Barbie changes is a pleasant surprise. And the way this movie deals with problems in modern society upfront and, while admittedly toned down a bit, they're all still there. The plot of this movie makes it a fantastic watch, and I was delighted by not only how the jokes were seamlessly thrown in, but the jokes themselves. This movie wasn't only just Kenough. This was so much more than being just Kenough for the children and adults in the audience. The movie's so self-aware, but it isn't the usual type, this is a type of self-awareness that can lead you to view the world differently. The problems Barbie struggles with aren't unreasonable, they're relatable at heart and spread a good message. This movie is wonderful and I highly recommend it.

This movie is simply, amazing. The way everything is shot, is just, immaculate. Sure, some scenes with their nudity don't make much sense, but with how the camera moves during the explosions is stunning. While, admittedly, during the explosions I was trying to silently eat some candy, the way the sound imitates something like a sonic boom with all the vibrations is astonishing of how realistic this is. When seeing this movie's premise, you'd think maybe it just end with the explosions and it's done, but it goes for another hour after that. You really get to see everything, and feel bad for Oppenheimer at the end. While, yes, I did watch Barbie right before this (having quite the mood change) I was still amazed at how good this movie was. Great watch as long as you don't mind the 3 or so minutes of nudity spread across the film and you want to just go "Wow" while being on the literal edge of your seat.