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Wednesday, August 23, 2023
Kudos to Chandrayaan 3 team
Friday, August 11, 2023
I'm Barbie doll in the Barbie World....
I'm a Barbie doll in the Barbie World...
it's all about barbie Again...Once upon a time, this song's lyrics had a Controversial.
But here my point of view is different than a controversial subject.
I am more concerned with the color Pink ( no.. no.. m not dislike it )
I believe Pink color is feminine....but for movie or movie watchers ....Why does Pink Color branding necessary? Movie watchers like to be dressed Pink
Undoubtedly, Pink is my favorite for every other girl/woman, so it is my favorite too.
But Why?
I have a two-year-old daughter now and when she was born. I started looking for baby necessary items for her and unbelievably all mostly have baby pink or pink color in their options. I was like why my daughter has only PINK color exposure in her early stage of life. She should learn all colors available in the market or at least as per the book and then decide what color is her favorite.
One day I was so much tired of seeing these pink options for her in my online shopping cart. I decided to choose another bright color for her closet and that for her toys.
Anyways, Back to the barbie Movie,
The film is set in two worlds: Barbie Land, a perfect and idealized world where Barbies are always happy and beautiful, and the real world, which is messy and imperfect. Barbie and Ken are kicked out of Barbie Land for not being perfect enough, and they have to learn to survive in the real world. Along the way, they learn about the different ways that society treats men and women, and they start to question their own identities.
The Barbie movie is not afraid to tackle tough subjects, and it does so in an entertaining and thought-provoking way. The film is full of humor and heart and will leave a lasting impression on viewers.
Here are some of the things that critics are saying about the Barbie movie:
"A surprisingly subversive and thought-provoking film that will appeal to adults and teens more than kids." - The New York Times
"A frothy confection of fashion and fun coupled with a searing social critique of the iconic doll." - Rotten Tomatoes
"Greta Gerwig serves up a delightful and surprisingly subversive take on the iconic doll." - Variety
"The Barbie movie is a must-see for anyone who loves a good comedy with a message." - The Hollywood Reporter
If you're looking for a fun and thought-provoking film that will challenge your expectations, then you should definitely check out the Barbie movie. It's not the movie you think it is, and it's sure to surprise you.
As for whether or not the Barbie movie is kid-friendly, I would say that it depends on the child. The film does deal with some mature themes, such as gender identity and sexism, so it may not be appropriate for younger children.
Ultimately, it's up to the parents to decide whether or not the Barbie movie is appropriate for their child.
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