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Cristina Kaiser's avatar

At first I was skeptical about seeing a Barbie movie, but then I changed my mind because I wanted to see something funny...and indeed it was! We laughed quite a bit. The first part reminded me of how I wasn't too enamored playing mom with baby dolls, lol! Although I did own Malibu Barbie, a Skipper and a Ken, my favorite dolls to play were Dawns because they fit inside my dollhouse. I recommend the movie, but definitely not for younger kids not tweens.

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Candy Degville's avatar

I went because my granddaughter invited me. Here in TX we are experiencing 20 days of triple digit heat, 30 days of no rain, and I just wanted some temp relief from it all including a respite from all the political noise. I was looking for fun and light fluff and that's what I saw. Frankly, a majority of men do not accept this kind of glass ceiling financial success from women, esp when it's an all woman collaberation.. I heard Jesse Waters complete dismissal of Taylor Swift last week. Said he doesn't care about her, doesn't want to know anything about her and does not want to discuss her. What an arrogant ass. She has changed economies in Philadelphia, CA - every city she visits, huge donations to their food banks. This is very similar to what the Philadelphia Fed said two weeks ago: "Taylor Swift shows at Levi's Stadium boosted Silicon Valley economy by $33M. Pop star Taylor Swift is undeniably a money magnet, with new financial figures show a massive boost for Silicon Valley's economy from the artist's two-day stand at Levi's Stadium."

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