Barbie movie streams on Max this summer
Dec 04, 2023 7:23 PMThe much-anticipated film 'Barbie' directed by Greta Gerwig will soon make its way to the streaming service Max. Warner Bros. Discovery has announced that the 2023 critical and commercial triumph will be available for Max subscribers from December 15. Significantly, the film 'Barbie' has achieved a milestone by garnering $1 billion globally and holds the title as the highest-grossing domestic release in Warner Bros. history, surpassing 'The Dark Knight'. Additionally, the soundtrack has made its mark with Ryan Gosling's song "I'm Just Ken" gaining popularity and Grammy nominations. Despite this success, Margot Robbie, the star of the film, has expressed that a sequel is unlikely. 'Barbie,' which our review gives a 9/10, is described as an emotionally charged and entertaining roller-coaster. Furthermore, a version of the movie with American Sign Language (ASL) will be offered for the Deaf community, featuring ASL performer Leila Hanaumi.
Will there be a sequel to the 'Barbie' movie?No, according to star Margot Robbie, a sequel to 'Barbie' is currently not planned as they never envisioned it as a franchise.
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Rolling R!ck commented on: 2023-12-04 21:08:06
Gerwig's 'Barbie' smashing records and subverting expectations is exactly the fresh storytelling we crave; it's like The Dark Knight of toy adaptations Get ready to add I'm Just Ken to your playlists, folks—because even without a sequel on the horizon, this film's cultural footprint is no plastic fantasy.
Sephiroth commented on: 2023-12-04 20:48:07
It's impressive to see 'Barbie' smash records and charm audiences to become Warner Bros.' top earner, dethroning a titan like 'The Dark Knight'. The move to release an ASL version highlights a commendable step towards inclusivity in entertainment, while the lack of a sequel just leaves us cherishing this standalone gem even more.
Miss Peachy commented on: 2023-12-04 20:18:11
Barbie zooming past The Dark Knight at the box office is a wild ride no one saw coming—proves there's serious magic in that pink Corvette. Hats off to Robbie and Gosling; that Grammy buzz for I'm Just Ken is just the cherry on top of a totally plastic-fantastic cake. 🎀🏎️
