Oscar nominee, Margot Robbie set the trail in the first “Barbie” movie to release this Friday.
American fantasy film ‘Barbie’ which had its world debut on July 9, 2023, at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles is set to release in cinemas on July 21, 2023.
‘Barbie’ is a screenplay adaption of Barbie Doll by Mattel. As it was first announced in September 2009 by Universal Pictures, the movie rights were given to Warner Bros. in October 2018 and the filming started at the Warner Bros. Studios in 2022.
The 114 minutes film is the first live-action Barbie movie after countless computer-animated direct-to-video and streaming television movies.
“Barbie” is a pop pink creamy island, with the plastic Barbie acted by Robbie on an adventure into the real world.
“Barbie” featured American stars Margot Robbie as the female lead character and also a producer, alongside Ryan Gosling, the male lead actor. Also starring America Ferrera, Kate McKinnon, Will Ferrell, Issa Rae, and Rhea Perlmen. The movie is directed by Oscar nominee Greta Gerwig and co-written by Noah Baumbach.
Oscar nominee, Margot Robbie set the trail to release the first “Barbie” movie
In an interview with Reuters, the American Actress Robbie shared some of the experiences she had during rehearsals and production as she doubles as the lead character and a producer of the $145 million film. She explained that the words from co-star America Ferrera’s character was what she needed at the time.
Margot words “She was like ‘I release you from your assignment”
“I can’t tell you how much weight lifted off my shoulders weirdly when she said that,”. “So I was like, ‘I’ve got to make this movie and it’s the biggest movie I’ve ever produced, and I’ve got to answer to two humongous corporations and a director I really respect and actors.’’
‘Barbie’ has broadly received favorable reviews.
The Telegraph gave the movie four stars and said it was “deeply bizarre, conceptually slippery, and frequently roar-out-loud hilarious.’’
The Independent’s Clarisse Loughrey in a review said “Barbie is one of the most inventive, immaculately crafted and surprising mainstream films in recent memory – a testament to what can be achieved within even the deepest bowels of capitalism.
“While it’s impossible for any studio film to be truly subversive, especially when consumer culture has caught on to the idea that self-awareness is good for business, Barbie gets away with far more than you’d think was possible.”
