thenofootcanman

From a narrative perspective, yes, its a very important "boys are hurt by the patriarchy too" message. But to try make Barbie a feminist icon and giving her a fairly shallow role and her boyfriend a surprisingly deep and complex arc feels odd.

I guess my issue is not the depth of Ken's story, but the lack of depth in Barbie's.

I thought the movie was fun, but the feminist message got a little lost by ken stealing the show and having the most interesting arc in the movie.

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