CHECK OUT MY FULL REVIEW OF BARBIE -> ua-cam.com/video/hZtBR57ySLw/v-deo.html STAMPS: 0:00 Intro 10:00 Benny Misunderstands The Message 30:30 The Emotional Ending 39:00 This Is Not A "Woke" Joke 52:00 Margot Robbie's Barbie Performance 1:07:30 Ben Didn't Pay Attention To The Plot 1:13:20 Ryan Gosling Loved Trans Barbie 1:22:20 Shabingo Gets REALLY Triggered By A Joke 1:31:00 Barbie's Humanist Message
I remember the last time they tried this was in 87 with the live action version of masters of the universe in which it failed at the box office leading to financial collapse of the canon films group it took Mattel years to try again and this time they succeeded with Barbie in which it is on the way to the one billion dollar club I can predict high Black Friday and Christmas shopping sales for Barbie and an big win for Margot Robbie and possibly a sequel on the horizon.
"T-that's not a woman! Her-h-HIS voice is deeper than mine!" Ben, there are literal 12 yr olds with deeper voices than you. Let's not act like you're the spitting image of masculinity here. If you shave that beard and take the eyebrow make up off, Ben would be the spitting image of his sister
@@johnboughen3064Barbie, the movie, is for all adults, yeah. It was actually a pretty good time. And the bomb was initially being built because the Nazis were building one. After Germany surrendered most people who worked on the project didn’t want it to be used. So the MOVIE about the creation of the atomic bomb is absolutely not necessarily “pro bombing”
Honestly I don’t think there’s anything bad in it for older kids (like 8 and up), there’s nothing more adult in it than say the Shrek movies and weren’t those PG in the USA?
I think he secretly liked it and he's being tsundere. He went dressed as Ken, made a Barbie background for his review and was passionate enough to bring a notepad to the movie and rant about it for 45 minutes and make a big show of burning barbies. Change my mind.
The realization that Barbie wants to be a "real human" and not an "idea" was so incredibly powerful to me and I'm sure to a lot of other people as well. It highlights the beauty of imperfection and the power that comes from being "real" rather than an idealized version of ourselves. While Barbie dolls might not be popular anymore, in the age of social media so many young people feel compelled to present themselves as this "perfect idea of a life" and forget to actually live.
I'm actually having a blast, because Barbie becoming "real human" grew into such a huge meme Cause when I went to the movie with my wife, and like 3 minutes in I've said to her: "I have a feeling it will be a Blade Runner 2049, but with dolls" And it totally was
I love that the old lady at the bus stop said "I know!" when Barbie complemented her. I had expected her to thank her for the compliment, instead she showed that she was already confident in her own self and though I'm sure that the gesture was kindly appreciated, it amplified her instead of just consoling her. Made me think that, we often place our self values based on other peoples perception, which is of course natural, but with enough experiences in life as we age forward, we will realise that being secure and happy is all about accepting that we are enough despite whatever perceptions or judgement others have on us, and those are less important to what we thought of ourselves first. Hope the last bit makes sense lol.
the gynecologist scene is also really funny because NOT A SINGLE ADULT FEMALE INDIVIDUAL HAS EVER BEEN EXCITED TO GO TO THE GYNECOLOGIST, tying back into Barbie's naivety about the real world and her own womanhood.
But ofc someone like Ben is unable to understand it, because he have no empathy towards women... I don't think that he's able to put himself in other ppl shoes
The fact that every single male reviewer whining that "no one says 'give us a smile, blondie'" were unironically the same exact men complaining that Brie Larson wasn't smiling on the poster of Captain Marvel makes me want to scream.
it's not that she doesn't smile in the poster, she doesn't smile nor show ANY emotions throughout the whole movie, the mental gymnastics to even make a comparison like this is just crazy
@@martinherrera25 And yet the amount of hardass men characters we have that don't show any emotion is way larger than the amount of hardass women. Yet the complaining is largely directed at the hardass women.
Plus he’s mad that a “kid’s” movie dared to address the concept of death; I mean, I guess any family-oriented films have NEVER commented on that before
It is actually so funny seeing Ben absolutely malding over successful screenwriters knowing that he is a failed screenwriter who could never hack it because all of his ideas were absolute dogshit.
Ben referring to Kate McKinnon’s barbie as a “weird lesbian barbie” is also odd considering he bitched about how she made a joke about wanting to get into Ken’s pants earlier in his review. He literally just sees short hair on a woman and thinks “gay”.
It seems like a Kamala Harris thing. McKinnon is a lesbian in real life so he assumed she would be here, same way he assumed the black Barbie would be Harris.
I love how he unironically used the same argument the Mattel CEO used in the movie. "We had a woman CEO in... a year in the past, I am a son of a mother!" Ben: "This movie is directed by a woman! Many of us are husbands!"
Fun fact: He mentions cancelling the pregnant "Barbie" (Midge, Barbie's friend) doll. But Midge was no longer produced partly because conservative moms thought she promotes teen pregnancy! (Barbie was first sold as a "teen-age doll", but she was soon understood to be a young adult woman with many careers. Mums who remember she was first marketed as a teen-age doll thought Midge - wedding ring and all - was a pregnant teenager.)
Exactly! They even tried remarketing her with alan and a thicker band painted on but she still didnt sell well so they said "damn, nvm 😔" and discontinued her. Poor midge
Many critics don't realize the history of Mattel and how Barbieland (at least initially) was heavily based on Mattel's choices for the franchise. Even the Kens' general lack of personality or life was because Mattel created him to be Barbie's boyfriend
@@Thebatcavepetfriendlybakery Midge's husband was Alan - which means the man in the Barbie movie who is seen as a so-called "Beta" is the only one who got a woman pregnant in Barbie land.
Ben's take that Ken is supposed to be completely unsympathetic is peak media illiteracy. He's literally symbolic of women in the real world who historically have not had an identity apart from their husbands.
Yeah like why does he think the director gave Ken a story arc, funny lines and his own musical scene. They wanted the audience to like Ken and find him goofy but lovable. Ken would have been like Syndrome from the incredible if they really wanted to have him be evil.
Their own disgust towards men who are allowed to show weakness is showing. They see ken having an emotional arc and think it’s entirely to make fun of him. No, it’s played for laughs a little because it is a satirical movie, but their egos are so fragile that they think any man who isn’t afraid to be ridiculous is a threat to their holy masculinity ideal and surely everyone must hate him because they do.
@@legion999 but couldn't you say she transitioned from a fictional idealized vaginaless woman into a REAL woman with a vagina? There's still a transition going on.
I think the problem with Ben is that he went to see the movie with already a prejudiced mind. He went in there ready to see a 'feminist' and 'a 'woke' movie, fully armed with his conservative gear and his right wing assault rifle. And as a result he failed to enjoy the movie. Didn't see the point of it. And the point of the movie? It's to be pointless and silly and to draw some laughter out of it. Barbie to me is one of those films that you will enjoy the more you watch it and the more it gets old. Give it ten more years it'll be a classic and will have its own cult followings. Let me give you an unsolicited advice Ben.. When you go to a movie, strip your eyes and clear your mind of politics. Enjoy the movie as you should.
Right! Even the movie is explicitly against patriarchy and matriarchy, it's in favor of equality not women over men nor men over women, I can't see how any good hearted person would be against that and in favor of discrimination/treating others differently based on gender/sex!
Straight facts. My mom and I watched the movie (and contrary to Ben’s belief, I’m 18), and not only did I love it, not even knowing what I was getting into, but my mom did too. She laughed at how cheesy it was, which is always a nice thing to see. The politics in the movie are far from subtle, with “patriarchy is horses” and all that. So yeah, definitely enjoy the movie with an open mind, as you should.
The "Problem" with Ben is, that he views everything trough his political lenses and interpret everything trough it to make "angertainment". He makes his living with it, so he has to do that. Even if he is able to he can't make serious critic, because this is not what he gets paid for.
As a 15 year old teen boy, I went to the movie with my brother and mom. They absolutely hated it, which I expected from my bro, but not my mom. I liked it tho and genuinely find it hilarious how mad and offended these so called “Alpha’s” or “real men” are getting by a Barbie movie…
literally, any guy who watches the barbie movie and enjoys it is immediately the coolest people ever in my book. tho im a teen girl i 100% agree with u, my fav movie for sure
Are your mom expecting to be a romance comedy? Maybe she hates the movie because she cant accept not the cookie cutter culture and she wants the romance movie, not the psychological movie. I was shocked too when I watched the movie.
@@blackdurian3601My mom said she almost fell asleep and found the movie really boring. Though, she does have trouble getting the message of movies so she probably didn’t even understand the plot haha
Now we have established that he both brushes his hair and dresses everywhere we can now move on to the fact that he has imagination and that life is his creation
The Kens being jealous and then fighting part was so funny to me because so many little girls seem to actually play this way. I’m not sure why the jealousy and fist fight narrative is so popular in children’s play but the movie did it right. Plus Barbie’s and Kens don’t come with weapons so they would have to fight with random stuff.
I assumed that was happening because in the real world, Ken's were flying off the shelf. So I figured that all the boys who now had Ken's were playing with them in such a way. I mean that's how I played with my Bionicles as a kid lol Great movie
Nazis burned books. Shapiro burned Barbies. Ooh, the progress, as the left burn cities, but that's just mainly peaceful protesting, and as for climate change making arsonists do what they enjoy... yea i agree i love your notion of progress.
Going out of your bubble and possibly comfort zone to grow and learn to be accepting of people who are different than you, maybe even becoming willing to advocate for them, is the true snowflake move and Ben doesn't do... that. /s
Ben continually lists evidence supporting that the movie is for older people, yet still somehow manages to hold the opinion that the demographic is little girls......
because he has the biased expectation that this movie SHOULD be for little girls, with dumb simple stroy and message. He makes these statements repetadly as you say, as if he should be the decider of what a barbie movie should look like. he cannot appreciate the concept of an "all ages movie"
That’s not a Ben problem, that’s a movie problem. The movie does not know who its target audience is, so they engaged in deceptive advertising to make a shitty and offensive man-bashing propaganda movie look like a kids’ movie. That’s like Pippi Longstocking doing por-oh, wait…
I swear to you he's correct about conservatives being allergic to media analysis. Ben is literally so bad at it it physically hurts me. He is not Kenough he is broKen
It genuinely makes me feel bad for Ben that he literally doesn’t understand the notion that you don’t have to base your identity and worth off of the opposite gender or off of gender roles, and that that was the message of the film. Like how sad of an internal world does he live in.
The point of the movie was embracing your own individuality, he dosent like that cuz he is a colectivist, he only se humanity as a group, not persons, just like the most far lefthies, the jokes its on them.
@@bromomento1 He unironically thinks that everyone else are stupid sheep while he alone is an individual and the sole voice of reason. And yet hypocritically, he’ll lambast anyone else who tries to be their own individual with their own reasoning.
I'm fully convinced that Ben Shapiro just decided to ignore the pg13 rating on the movie just to make more points on how horrible and inappropriate it is
I’d just like to point out that I went to the barbie movie with my family (my mom, my dad, me (a girl), and my sister) and my dad laughed basically throughout the entire movie, more than the rest of us. the fact ben continues to try to argue the point that it’s for 8 yr old girls and moms is just so hysterically sad. 😂
I’ll back you up on that. I laughed hard all the way through the movie. The only downside was getting “I’m Just Ken” stuck in my head for about five days.
According to Ben, all movies based on toys are made for kids, including Transformers, which features gratuitous butt and breast shots, sex jokes, cursing, and a robot pissing on a human.
Barbie movie is not for kids, it is in fact for the adults who grew up with Barbie. As well as a lot of grown men who found themselves exploring their own femininity with Barbie dolls. These dolls have an existential crisis. Shapiro is just mad that the movie wasn't meant for him.
yeah, it's not even meant for (some) teens, at least me (14) because even I didn't get the fascist joke about controlling the rails (i still dont get it 💀), and i didnt even know what a gynecologist until i asked my mom bc the audience laughed during that scene and i didnt get the joke lol.
"The patriarchy doesn't exist because women can direct movies now" trope is the actual premise of the whole movie, but that was a bit too complex for Benny to grasp.
There was literally a post feminist joke at the beginning saying something along the lines of “now that Barbie is shown to be anything, women can now be anything” This guy has to actively try to not get it!
@user-ys7yt9bi8f it does not do that at all. The movie clearly presents it as _at best_ originally being a symbol for female empowerment that was immediately co-opted by men through the patriarchal business environment into only existing for the sake of the aesthetic of female empowerment being profitable.
ngl the gynocolegist scene still has me rolling bc. sasha is like "i'm so proud of you" and everyone in the family is hyping barbie up to go. and i can just picture her seeing her vagina for the first time and screaming.
My immediate thought after the movie was like "I wonder if she was treated like a baby the first few days after becoming human since she wouldn't know bodily functions like hunger or needing to pee"
"Who could imagine that, a world where police officers are sexist?" 😆 I dealt with so much street harassment in USA as a woman. In college, a much older classmate used to scream at me to "smile" every time he saw me. Random men on the street bark and scream at me for just existing. My experiences in Japan are so much better. The Barbie Venice Beach scene feels so real and I loved that this movie names these challenges.
I was told to 'smile blondie, it may never happen' on my first day back at work following my mum's death. Ben doesn't believe these things happen because they don't happen to him.
Shabibo: "the left are all triggered snowflakes." *proceeds to make a totally not triggered 40 minute rant about plastic doll movie, then buys and burns plastic doll.
@@varunsharma8371 Nah, AVGN was a character, the man behind the character, James Rolf, is a nice person and knows the stuff he is talking about. It was very much on the nose it wasn't supposed to be taken seriously. Folks like Shapiro are straight up just retarded.
@@auralit8 What forces keep this "broad (vague) social structure" in place? Why is the goal/end result of "patriarchy" to "oppress women"? Is the "matriarchy" a thing, in any context/society/group/job-type? How is feminist patriarchy theory compatibile with transgenderism (more specifically, the concept of genderfluidity)? One states there is a social system in which men are "privileged" and women are "oppressed", the other states that anyone can be a man or woman at any time (eg - I'm a trans woman, if you fail to call me she/her, you would be bigoted). If I change nothing about myself, but now identify as a woman, how exactly have I gone from "oppressor" to "oppressed"?
@@auralit8 I will answer your question in good faith. I thought patriarchy is a group, because in all honesty, leftists/feminists always made it sound like an evil cabal of men who conspire to keep women oppressed.
@@dontcensormebro3217 Big questions for a comment section, so will answer in a list form. This is non-exhaustive and brief. 1. Who are you quoting here the "goal" of patriarchy? I would say patriarchy functions just like an organism would: it tries to maintain itself. Oppressing women is incidental but essential to the main goal, which is to preserve male power. 2. Why does Amazon have more power than your local bookstore? Because once power aggregates it maintains itself and spreads. This is why our society is still patriarchal despite advances. 3. A contested, but interesting theory is that patriarchy tends to emerge with the advent of agrarian economies, where men's greater strength and mobility out of the home becomes advantageous. 4. Yes, relatively egalitarian, yet technically matriarchal hunter-gatherer societies do exist, e.g. some Indigenous cultures in Canada. 5. I have more to say about all of the above but it would get suuuper tl;dr then. 6. Patriarchy absolutely is compatible with trans people existing. Gender identities don't need to be immutable for patriarchy to function. You can find instances of trans people reflecting on the difference in respect they get after transitioning, even when they pass. That is, if you are genuinely curious and not just trying to facetiously concoct a "gotcha."
I didn't like the movie, I was mostly annoyed with the sexism and all of that. But I guess I was close minded and didn't get all the jokes, references and meanings. Your explaination of the movie really enlightened me and makes think of it much differently. I can even find a certain appreciation for it now. Thank you!
yeah i'm glad you can see+understand other people's views, meanwhile Ben will always hate this movie because that's how stubborn and close minded he is 🤷♀
@@TamWam_or maybe it’s cuz he’s not dumb, if u personally enjoyed the movie congratulations, it just means ur the target audience, and people who disliked the movie is probably not their target audiences what’s the big deal😅 at the end he’s a successful Harvard law school graduate who happens to be a conservative and ur a person that gains pleasure from attacking people with different ideologies on UA-cam.🤡
people who say this is woke walked out of the theater angry when they see all the women in charge without even watching the ending where both men and women are equal. it's is so surprising that this is the funniest movie i've ever seen in years, yet it also happens to have a well done message on equality in the ending. it's pro-women and pro-men!
yes! i wish more people understood feminism is of equality, not of female superiority. but everyone describes feminism as pro-women and anti-men, thats not true, i describe those type of 'feminists' as 'feminazis' bc is it that wrong?
I'm from England where things are a little more complex than just 'you're either republican or democrat,' but from what I understand republicans are more conservative and right wing whereas democrats are more left wing. (Please tell me if I've got that wrong)
The flat shoes are because her feet are NOW FLAT!! And the end joke is also funny as hell because she's so excited to be human that she's even thrilled to go to the gynecologist while most of us hate it! Lol!
Oh and I just noticed after reading this, if I remember right, isn't she wearing them sandles that are offered as one of the options in Matrix style pill scene?
A grown man with immaculate hair, waxed eyebrows, painstakingly maintained scruff, wearing an open denim shirt, who has a fascination with gender and sexuality, yapping about a movie involving Barbies...very normative masculine behavior not at all a screaming cry for a Bear hug.
It's not that he doesn't believe women can get wet, it's worse because he even says that according to his doctor wife (were you aware that Ben Shapiro's wife is a doctor? Ben Shapiro DESTROYS FEMINISM by marrying Doctor Barbie), getting wet is bad and means they're sick. This is not just Handmaid's Tale, this is straight up Salem...
more importantly: i think teenage girl (sasha) is also supposed to represent "feminists" that oppose femininity, that tell women that they have to double down work extra hard and not be too feminine to fight sexism because somehiw that ll help. which is even something her mom criticises
ben doesn't believe women are victims of harassment because he hasn't been harassed himself. In my 2 years working retail (as a minor, nonetheless), I had my boob grabbed, been told to smile, and asked if I'd join a man after my shift for a drink. IT HAPPENS. WOMEN GET HARASSED MORE THAN MEN. MEN DO GET HARASSED, YES. NO ONE IS SAYING THEY DON'T. also, thr sheer amount of times he whines about it being inappropriate for kids should disqualify his entire argument altogether.
2 years, three incidents, one every 8 months if we average your suffering, do you work in a busy store or are you unattractive? Dont know how you cope, the offenders ... any ethnic descriptions?
I wouldn't be surprised if Ben does get the movie. He just can't afford too if he wants to keep his audience happy. It's the same reason he backed down rather quickly when his audience got mad at him for trying to call out Ye for some his comments about "THE JEWS!!!!"
There is no such thing, so the movie is based on a lie to begin with. The patriarchy is a myth created by the straightriarchy to justify the oppression of Gay MEN by non-Gay non-MEN. I didn’t come out of closet in high school in the South in the 90s just to see them roll out the welcome mat for the elimination of my people through eugenics.
The strongest character trait Ben Shapiro has is his aggressive inferiority complex. It keeps whatever little intellectual capacity he might have from developing its potential. I feel kind of sorry for a boy who is so self-obsessed that he straight up refuses to use his mind to empathise with others or even to at least try to understand where they are coming from. It's all about paranoia and bad faith with him, like a compulsory disorder. This must be so stifling to his emotional growth, social awareness and mental health, so he won't mature into an adult capable of rational thought and actual knowledge of the world. He just continues to live in his childish Ben World.
Ben: the promo is targeted at 8 year old girls The promo in question: Stanley Kubrick's Space Odyssey 2001 opening but with Barbie. Other promo: Kens wanting to beach each other off and Ken wanting to spent the night at Barbie's ( even though he's not sure what to do) Yeah, 8 year olds are totally the target audience. Sure, Ben. Sure.
Also can the "trans Barbie" even be considered trans if none of them have genitals? Unless the implication is that Kens can become Barbies, it's just a Barbie that is played by a trans woman.
To be fair, lighting Barbies on fire and making them do stupid shit was how most of my friends and I played with Barbies as kids. Which is to say Ben Shapipo has finally achieved the same maturity level as a little girl.
When I was younger I would just make weird ahh roleplays using weird props like a literal chicken brain from Popeyes and occasionally plated with my older sister.
Ben doesn't have to hate the movie because he's conservative. This movie has actually split conservatives. With half of them thinking it is an anti woke masterpiece and the other half thinking it's feminist garbage. Even some of his co-workers did videos talking about how much they love the movie. I think Ben just held a grudge before he even went to see it and didn't have an open mind about it at all. He decided he hated it before he even saw it and the ones who loved it admitted that they didn't think that they would but they did actually go in with an open mind. Ben just doesn't get it at all and even a lot of his fans in the comments section strongly disagreed with him
Fr. She passes extremely well and since they don't draw any attention to it, the only reason I know she's trans at all is bc of weirdos like Ben who are obsessed with hating trans people
That’s why they’re scared though. They’re HORRIFIED of trans women being able to flawlessly pass as cis women because then they won’t know who to point to and fear monger about, and they might also, god forbid, find a trans woman HOT
The more Conservative a person, the less capable their mind is of tolerating ambiguity, in any form, in any facet of life. It's a scary, myopic, and confined existence.
Religious thinking conditions you to view the world entirely in black and white. You never see the shades of grey, even if they're right in front of you.
I feel this intensely when Shabibo expresses confusion about whether the comedic relief side character with their own agenda completely tertiary to the plot is "A good guy or a bad guy."
It did nothing to me if anything the message of the movie is reality is better than any matriarchal society will have to offer and that a world ruled only by one of the sexes sucks for everyone, so be balanced.
@@FakefulandDisgracedSlaveClassdon't be stupid. No progressive really believes a matriarchal society is good. Progressive thought is literally built on equality. Also it's so obvious conservatives are having to literally turn their brains off to find a good reason to be against the movie
I particularly love the ending scene with Barbie at the gynecologist because it is the antithesis of toxic feminism. We’re expecting to be beat over the head with how progressive and accomplished Barbie is because feminism means women can do anything and instead we’re confronted with the very comical fact that in this moment Barbie is completely unexceptional. It harkens back to when she talks about how ordinary she feels because she’s not an astronaut, or politician, or doctor, she’s just a woman. The point is that all women are capable of being exceptional and empowered without being in the top 1% of accomplished women. We’re all important and we all have a place in this world even if we’re not mega CEOs shattering the glass ceiling. When Barbie enters the human world she is not immediately breaking gender stereotypes but instead she is just doing her best at living as a woman like the rest of us do everyday.
No wonder he couldn't make it as a screen writer, he can't even grasp a concept as simple as a movie needing parental guidance for those under 13! His apparent obsession with seven year old girls is creepy. What movie did he even watch?
I bet Ben Shapiro is just jealous that a Barbie movie made way more money than any of his failed scripts. Edit: If it's not clear enough, Ben Shapiro fails at facts and logic as well since his prediction of a second week drop is way off. Barbie dropped around 44% at the second week. Which is among some of the best box office holds.
And that in a much shorter timespan and by a still-growing margin, it beat the earnings of Sound of Freedom. Who needs salt or butter on this popcorn when we have conservative tears?
@@DavidRichardson153Not only did it beat the fuck out of Sound of Freedom, it did so in spite of conservatives like Ben buying out entire theaters and failing to give away tickets. Nothing like a "blockbuster hit" that only a couple dozen people have seen, lol
Jeez, even one of the worst movies of all time made more money than shapiro scripts - The Room lol. Even Samurai Cop is probably better than anything shapiro could write 😂
While I am not interested in "Barbie" and I am on the fence about "The Sound of Freedom" I would love to see "Oppenheimer" because I love historical films and biopics.
This guy has no idea what it’s like to be a woman in the real world lol. Barbie might get all of that harassment within a few minutes, but every woman experiences, and it is scary and uncomfortable. This dude has totally told a woman to smile.
When I was 16 a 25 year old male coworker slapped my ass at work. I was so young I didn’t know what to do. I didn’t say or do anything, but I was so embarrassed, uncomfortable, and violated. He was also married. Also the amount of times I’ve been told to smile I can’t even count. I’ve got a notorious resting bitch face, and a lot of men just can’t seem to handle it.
It somewhat reminds me of Republicans harping on California's strict gun laws when it was their golden boy Ronal Reagan who imposed them to begin with.
Sad part was the said she was promoting teen pregnancy but Midge had been married to Allan for the better part of over a decade. There was a whole set centering around Midge & Allan's wedding ot was the obly time Barbie was put in a supporting role as Midge's maid of honor. Ken was the best man, Todd was the ring barer & Stacie was the flower girl
i can’t believe ben tries to argue that the patriarchy doesn’t exist because the movie had a female director. there’s literally a scene in the movie where will ferrells character tries to argue that barbie is a feminist company because it had a female ceo one time, despite every current higherup being a man. the jokes actually write themselves.
@@charlieberry7562bro did you even watch the movie? Saying “patriarchy bad” =/= misandrist. The whole movie points out how the “feminist utopia” also had flaws and that that individual men often suffer under the patriarchy. Just because Ken is a dork and they make jokes about common obnoxious male behaviors or stereotypes, or because the main characters are mostly women in a movie targeted towards women doesn’t mean the movie or the writers hate men
patriarchy doesn’t exist in the comfortable world you reside, don't trust me then fly one way to the middle east, and learn firsthand the BS you type about, hopefully, you wont be stoned to death whilst trying to escape you silly person, by the patriarchy
Ben’s Barbie review is one of the worst movie reviews I have come across. Every single critique was a misunderstanding or a misrepresentation to such a degree that it had to be intentional. The film triggered him, and he had to to justify it to himself. Vaush rebuttals to Ben’s points were fantastic, and this might be one of my favorite videos of his.
i'm convinced that he believes absolutely nothing that he says. he's completely devoid of a cohesive worldview. he just needs to feed his hogs with their favorite reactionary slop so he can cash a check every friday.
Vaush has his own issues with media interpretation, but he has a fundamental understanding of why media exists in the first place. It helps the audience gain introspection, and provides a more expansive view of the world we live in. Ben doesn't understand any of this, which is why even VAUSH is able to expose his God awful media takes (we also saw this when Vaush reviewed Ben's critique of the Batman film).
It is kind of impressive that Vaush made it all the why through. Ben is so stupid that it is amazing. It is the kind of stupid that makes you wonder if it some skit on SNL.
I agree with you on every single point! I went to see the movie with my three brothers, and after we left the theater, they complained that it was just feminist propaganda, and that it was shit. I think they misunderstood most of the movie, to be honest, and it's in great part due to the fact that they have no knowledge of the Barbie lore and trivia. As a doll collector, I got every joke and reference, but they didn't. They don't even know that Barbie can exist without Ken, but Ken needs to be associated with Barbie to get recognized. Let's be honest here: when I was a kid, I had many Barbies, but not a single Ken, and I didn't even feel like having one.
as a kid, i used to think they were 'girly', basically, i was the quirky tomboy. i did have two barbies but i cut off one of their hairs 😭 (she became weird barbie) another thing is that i actually did like barbies, but i didnt want my brother to make fun of me, so i decided to get things like rc cars and nerf guns. which, i admit were fun, but barbies were fun to me too lmao. also, yeah, a lot of close-minded people are like that, but i stan men/boys who actually understand the premise and like the movie.
>Ben cannot do media analysis. >Ben has been on incel forums too much. >Ben cannot understand screenwriting or basic narrative or character structures. >Ben is malding that he didn't make out as a writer because he sucks at it.
He has TV execs as parents, he has the connections on a platinum platter, and he still failed as a screenwriter. Though to be fair those connections helped him get his own production studio so he didn't wind up a poor and bitter has been. Instead he's a super rich has been
The sad part is, this movie's lessons would be great for incels, since a major part was that whether Ken was idolizing and wanting to be with Barbie or trying to take power away from Barbie, his life was constantly revolving around Barbie and he'd be happier if he went out and became his own person.
Same. I so dearly hope he hasnt subjected them to sexism too. Or we might get another conservative report of abuse towards women, just like with Steven crowder
I had 0 idea there was a trans Barbie. I'm so glad there was a clip because even after watching the movie, I had no idea which Barbie he could be referring to.
I love watching him express his anger over having “2 hours of his life wasted” which he will “regret on his deathbed”, as if he isn’t over the moon about this opportunity to monetize the anger of his audience.
they "dragged " him to watch the movie... if they really did that (they didn't, but IF they did) it was only because they knew he would RAGE regardless of whether he had seen it or not
imagine being a grown ass man and trying to defend “a barbie movie” to a prerecorded video for an hour. if what ben did was embarrassing, what’s about this?
Ben shabino: the movie says that males and females belong apart Barbie at the end of the movie to Ken: I'm sorry I took you for granted, maybe not every night should had been girls only. The movie states literally that Barbie should had included Ken more often, like you must had to suffer a stroke mid movie to misunderstood the messague that bad.
and ben says barbie is cruel to him like. no she apologizes!!! to him!!! the man who stole her fucking house and brainwashed her friends!!! she offers him such grace
Not a single one of his producers said, “Ben, it’s PG-13.” The intended audience is 13 years old and up, while 12 and below need adult accompaniment. Judging from his bewildering misunderstanding/ignorance of the movie’s content, I expect that an average teenager could better explain the movie’s plot, jokes, and themes.
It is plain that he doesn't want to understand, basically he views his job as intentionally misunderstanding and twisting the narrative. To me people like him should not get any attention and people should just tell him to stop talking because he either lies or is an idiot. Idiots can talk shit among their friends, who know not take his word , but he should not get the speakerphone and spread his ignorance.
I think at this point he is doing it for clout. The controversy his video will generate is what will keep him paid. Rise of The Beasts is a much more “woke” film by his argument’s standards. The human leads are black and latino while the voice cast has a disabled man and a trans woman. He hasn’t picked on it though because it’s a franchise typically marketed towards cis men.
And doubly owned Mattel by destroying them, reducing supply of their product. What’s that thing that Ben thinks automatically happens when supply goes down again?
@@Joe-fh7mm No. My argument is that Ben thinks he really stuck it to Mattel by purchasing their toys and burning them. But Mattel is still about to cash in from all the Barbie merch and toy sales, because their movie is very popular. The studio already made 5 times what they paid for the movie and Mattel was directly involved with production. Gentle Ben will always make lots of money from any video he makes because he has intellectually-bankrupt Stans like you, that go out of your way to defend him in YT comment sections while liking your own replies. 😄
@@Joe-fh7mm You continuing to reply to me and liking your own replies is improving Vaush's engagement metrics for this video. I'm sure he appreciates it. Maybe one day I'll go over and help Gentle Ben's engagement metrics. 🤔 Never been over there before. 🤷
Ben Shapiro "Logic": When other people don't understand stuff, Ben Shapiro calls them dumb. When Ben Shapiro doesn't understand stuff, he calls that stuff dumb.
@@friedrice7876Exactly. It's really only by happenstance. If the movie is bad because of other reasons? "WOKE WOKE WOKE THE FALL OF MAN". If it's pretty good to great? "Oh um akcually guys it's Anti Woke!", make really vague "criticism" that elude to the woke concept (like Miles not being Spiderman as example), or "It did well because it shoved wokeness down our throats forcing people to like it!. A constant game of playing who is the worst Walmart Tabloid in your local check out isle.
CHECK OUT MY FULL REVIEW OF BARBIE -> ua-cam.com/video/hZtBR57ySLw/v-deo.html
STAMPS:
0:00 Intro
10:00 Benny Misunderstands The Message
30:30 The Emotional Ending
39:00 This Is Not A "Woke" Joke
52:00 Margot Robbie's Barbie Performance
1:07:30 Ben Didn't Pay Attention To The Plot
1:13:20 Ryan Gosling Loved Trans Barbie
1:22:20 Shabingo Gets REALLY Triggered By A Joke
1:31:00 Barbie's Humanist Message
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I remember the last time they tried this was in 87 with the live action version of masters of the universe in which it failed at the box office leading to financial collapse of the canon films group it took Mattel years to try again and this time they succeeded with Barbie in which it is on the way to the one billion dollar club I can predict high Black Friday and Christmas shopping sales for Barbie and an big win for Margot Robbie and possibly a sequel on the horizon.
I cant believe evil corporate vowsh is taking away jeremiah's stable timestamp job. Shame on him
Ben is sititng there like he used to on Epsteins island, reading Barbie to 12 year olds.
Ben: “this movie takes itself too seriously”
The movie: “patriarchy is horses” not even joking
Ken would 100% be a horse girl
Truly my favorite joke of the movie. “As soon as I found out patriarchy wasn’t horses, I kind of lost interest.” Preach it, Ken ^_^
@@Nortarachanges LOOOOOL my entire theater laughed loudly at that one 😂
I never get it the part of horses
@@shakachoarroyoAnd a vaushite
I love how he makes a point about the “trans Barbie” when I, nor anyone I know, even knew she was played by a trans woman until he said it
Some trans are actually real. Not those crazy leftist who forgot to shave their beard after getting woke with fad.
Same. I didn’t even know. Nor did I care that it was a trans person
@@Cynt12345 bro same like she didnt evennn have the deep voice he was talking abt
he says she has a deeper voice than him, everyone has a deeper voice than him 💀💀
He talked about a trans barbie and i had zero idea who he was talking about and ive gone to see that movie multiple times, i love it!
I see the problem here. The movie is rated PG-13 and Ben didn't see it with an adult who could explain it to him properly.
😂😂😂 I didn't expect that
Awesome comment
Not to mention his small, small yet form fitting Jew cap was blocking the plot points from reaching his brain. No offense to Jews.
🤣😂
Pretty sure he watches it with his boyfriend.
"T-that's not a woman! Her-h-HIS voice is deeper than mine!"
Ben, there are literal 12 yr olds with deeper voices than you. Let's not act like you're the spitting image of masculinity here. If you shave that beard and take the eyebrow make up off, Ben would be the spitting image of his sister
Fr like if there was a rule that female voices are always high and male voices always deep, he would be a female based on his voice 😭
i'm cisgenered woman and even MY voice can be deep enough compared to his.
I’m the example you gave, and I have a deeper voice
Why are the loudest voices for enforcing certain gender expressions as absolute goals always so far from what they want everybody to be?
Thinking Barbie is a "man hating" movie is as dumb as thinking Oppenheimer is a pro bomb the shit out of people movie.
pappenheimer is a historical movie
Yeah because Barbie "the girls doll" is for all adults....? And the nuclear bomb wasnt for bombing the shit out of people? Interesting take you have.
@@jaheim_the_omnipotent4875historical movies can also lean on to certain sides.
It worked though
@@johnboughen3064Barbie, the movie, is for all adults, yeah. It was actually a pretty good time. And the bomb was initially being built because the Nazis were building one. After Germany surrendered most people who worked on the project didn’t want it to be used. So the MOVIE about the creation of the atomic bomb is absolutely not necessarily “pro bombing”
Ben Shapiro incessantly asking "isn't this a kids' movie?" Is like a driver wondering why everyone is driving in the wrong direction.
“Look at all of these idiots going the wrong way. Oh, and the reflectors on the road are red here. Odd.”
Amazing comment
Ben shapiro pulled a "Sid Felix" from Toy Story. "He tortures toys, just for fuun!!"
Honestly I don’t think there’s anything bad in it for older kids (like 8 and up), there’s nothing more adult in it than say the Shrek movies and weren’t those PG in the USA?
@@GreenWormJello THEY SAY "PENIS" AND "VAGINA" SOO INAPPROPRIATE GUYS!! 😡....
I think he secretly liked it and he's being tsundere. He went dressed as Ken, made a Barbie background for his review and was passionate enough to bring a notepad to the movie and rant about it for 45 minutes and make a big show of burning barbies. Change my mind.
I could see Ben, sitting in the theater being all excited to watch the movie.
I knew I heard his grating voice belting out "I'm Just Ken" in the theater!! He's a secret Barbie fan. ^^
Could be. He still gives me a vibe he is in the closet.
Where did he get all the Barbies? Does he even have a little daughter?
He’s just BEN
The realization that Barbie wants to be a "real human" and not an "idea" was so incredibly powerful to me and I'm sure to a lot of other people as well. It highlights the beauty of imperfection and the power that comes from being "real" rather than an idealized version of ourselves. While Barbie dolls might not be popular anymore, in the age of social media so many young people feel compelled to present themselves as this "perfect idea of a life" and forget to actually live.
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I'm actually having a blast, because Barbie becoming "real human" grew into such a huge meme
Cause when I went to the movie with my wife, and like 3 minutes in I've said to her: "I have a feeling it will be a Blade Runner 2049, but with dolls"
And it totally was
Not very far than Randy wanting to be a dolphin.
I love that the old lady at the bus stop said "I know!" when Barbie complemented her. I had expected her to thank her for the compliment, instead she showed that she was already confident in her own self and though I'm sure that the gesture was kindly appreciated, it amplified her instead of just consoling her.
Made me think that, we often place our self values based on other peoples perception, which is of course natural, but with enough experiences in life as we age forward, we will realise that being secure and happy is all about accepting that we are enough despite whatever perceptions or judgement others have on us, and those are less important to what we thought of ourselves first.
Hope the last bit makes sense lol.
This is the reason why I love Barbie the movie!!!!! 🙌🏼💖
"The entire cast, aside from basically Ryan Gosling, is women." BEN SHAPIRO SAYS TRANS WOMEN ARE WOMEN!
Ben also forgot about Simu Liu as a cast member.
@@michaellovely6601 And Will Farrell. And Michael Cera. And all the other Kens. And the Mattel board members. But yeah, only women in this cast.
@@Grammarhead Generally speaking people are laughing at seeing Ben having a tantrum over this movie.
The man is shocked the cast of Barbie is mostly comprised of women 💀
Only time I‘ll ever agree with this man
the gynecologist scene is also really funny because NOT A SINGLE ADULT FEMALE INDIVIDUAL HAS EVER BEEN EXCITED TO GO TO THE GYNECOLOGIST, tying back into Barbie's naivety about the real world and her own womanhood.
I love how it's the punchline too, all this buildup of wanting to be human, only for it to be used as a joke about seeing a gynecologist
But ofc someone like Ben is unable to understand it, because he have no empathy towards women... I don't think that he's able to put himself in other ppl shoes
Im excited to go to a gynecologist : D
But i've never been able to for my life till now so its kinda the same for barbie as for me.
That was honestly the funniest part for me, mostly because the little boy sitting behind me asked his mom what a gynecologist was lol.
Gynecologist is a very sorry they found what may wrong down there it hurts
The fact that every single male reviewer whining that "no one says 'give us a smile, blondie'" were unironically the same exact men complaining that Brie Larson wasn't smiling on the poster of Captain Marvel makes me want to scream.
This single male agrees with you 100%
But hey. Just think about how close a scream is to a smile.
Take out the word "blondie" and I am literally told to smile at least once a month by some random man I've never even met before.
it's not that she doesn't smile in the poster, she doesn't smile nor show ANY emotions throughout the whole movie, the mental gymnastics to even make a comparison like this is just crazy
@@martinherrera25 And yet the amount of hardass men characters we have that don't show any emotion is way larger than the amount of hardass women. Yet the complaining is largely directed at the hardass women.
"This movie took years off my life" we can only pray, Ben. We can only pray.
He should watch it again
He looks old anyway
Can we send him a bunch of free tickets?
We sure hope it did, BEN
@@PR7-82 Hating everything enjoyable about people and life probably does that to you.
I really love how about 50% of Ben's failures in his review is not understanding what PG-13 means
7 yEaR oLd GirLs
Plus he’s mad that a “kid’s” movie dared to address the concept of death; I mean, I guess any family-oriented films have NEVER commented on that before
@longlivethesheet4561 god help them if they ever discover bambi or the lion king
@@RomanticoutlawAnd Coco. And Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio. And Kubo and the Two Strings….
He is so out of touch
For someone who hates the movie, he certainly went out of his way to decorate his studio in the movie's style, and cosplay as Ken.
Hey whats that character in your pfp? Did u draw it?
He even has a Barbie dollhouse in the background 😂
I'm pretty sure it's a conscious, strategic decision to keep attention away from what he is actually saying, which is nonsense.
Agreed.
🤣🤣🤣🤣💀
*his Barbie Dream House prop also taking HOURS & HOURS to physically assemble in REAL life!!!*
Barbie sobbing and saying that she can’t be a fascist because she doesn’t control the rails was one of the funnier jokes tbh
There's something ironic about that, but I can't quite place it.
It is actually so funny seeing Ben absolutely malding over successful screenwriters knowing that he is a failed screenwriter who could never hack it because all of his ideas were absolute dogshit.
Yeah same with the girl brett (something like that) she is a failed actor lmao
@@Xenpen6 even if she is at least she isnt as petty as this grown ahh man
I guess he lost his mind when a woke movie made over $1 billion worldwide. 😂
@@Xenpen6As is Michael Knowles. He was in a rather unknown movie titled "House of Shades."
Ben doesn’t just lack media literacy, he’s anti media literacy
Exactly
To be fair, that is the only way you can stay a Conservative
Have you guys heard of his book/books
Barbie is a woman cause she has XX chromosomes.
He has to be. Most of the media is pretty progressive and furthers progressive goals.
Ben referring to Kate McKinnon’s barbie as a “weird lesbian barbie” is also odd considering he bitched about how she made a joke about wanting to get into Ken’s pants earlier in his review. He literally just sees short hair on a woman and thinks “gay”.
It seems like a Kamala Harris thing. McKinnon is a lesbian in real life so he assumed she would be here, same way he assumed the black Barbie would be Harris.
Heaven forbid he meets a straight punk girl with that haircut…
@@jacksonhopp2003or a femme lesbian lol
@@adrienneczerni6516
That too.
I can understand the stereotype, since its common on social media. But yeah, you are right
I love how he unironically used the same argument the Mattel CEO used in the movie. "We had a woman CEO in... a year in the past, I am a son of a mother!" Ben: "This movie is directed by a woman! Many of us are husbands!"
Fun fact: He mentions cancelling the pregnant "Barbie" (Midge, Barbie's friend) doll. But Midge was no longer produced partly because conservative moms thought she promotes teen pregnancy!
(Barbie was first sold as a "teen-age doll", but she was soon understood to be a young adult woman with many careers. Mums who remember she was first marketed as a teen-age doll thought Midge - wedding ring and all - was a pregnant teenager.)
Exactly! They even tried remarketing her with alan and a thicker band painted on but she still didnt sell well so they said "damn, nvm 😔" and discontinued her. Poor midge
Many critics don't realize the history of Mattel and how Barbieland (at least initially) was heavily based on Mattel's choices for the franchise. Even the Kens' general lack of personality or life was because Mattel created him to be Barbie's boyfriend
@@Thebatcavepetfriendlybakery Midge's husband was Alan - which means the man in the Barbie movie who is seen as a so-called "Beta" is the only one who got a woman pregnant in Barbie land.
@@Thebatcavepetfriendlybakery Poor Midge was a smidge too controversial it seems 🤔
Ben's take that Ken is supposed to be completely unsympathetic is peak media illiteracy. He's literally symbolic of women in the real world who historically have not had an identity apart from their husbands.
Yeah like why does he think the director gave Ken a story arc, funny lines and his own musical scene. They wanted the audience to like Ken and find him goofy but lovable. Ken would have been like Syndrome from the incredible if they really wanted to have him be evil.
Also in alot of media directed towards men or boys women dont have any role but romantic interests
Their own disgust towards men who are allowed to show weakness is showing.
They see ken having an emotional arc and think it’s entirely to make fun of him.
No, it’s played for laughs a little because it is a satirical movie, but their egos are so fragile that they think any man who isn’t afraid to be ridiculous is a threat to their holy masculinity ideal and surely everyone must hate him because they do.
People don't live in the 1950s anymore, do they?
@@user-ny2fk9gm1k Portraying men as idiots means allowing them to show weakness to you? Really?
barbie is a woman who did not have a vagina, then chooses to get one. ben completely missed the actual trans barbie
Excellent point!
It is funny how he mental gymnastics himself away from that so hard.
That's not a transition, Barbie was alwaays a woman from the moment of her creation
@@legion999 but couldn't you say she transitioned from a fictional idealized vaginaless woman into a REAL woman with a vagina? There's still a transition going on.
@@legion999cool! So she didn’t need a vagina or any other specific biological features to be a woman! I can get on board with that
I think the problem with Ben is that he went to see the movie with already a prejudiced mind. He went in there ready to see a 'feminist' and 'a 'woke' movie, fully armed with his conservative gear and his right wing assault rifle. And as a result he failed to enjoy the movie. Didn't see the point of it. And the point of the movie? It's to be pointless and silly and to draw some laughter out of it. Barbie to me is one of those films that you will enjoy the more you watch it and the more it gets old. Give it ten more years it'll be a classic and will have its own cult followings. Let me give you an unsolicited advice Ben.. When you go to a movie, strip your eyes and clear your mind of politics. Enjoy the movie as you should.
Ben is an angry, twisted, petty little creature.
Right! Even the movie is explicitly against patriarchy and matriarchy, it's in favor of equality not women over men nor men over women, I can't see how any good hearted person would be against that and in favor of discrimination/treating others differently based on gender/sex!
Straight facts. My mom and I watched the movie (and contrary to Ben’s belief, I’m 18), and not only did I love it, not even knowing what I was getting into, but my mom did too. She laughed at how cheesy it was, which is always a nice thing to see. The politics in the movie are far from subtle, with “patriarchy is horses” and all that. So yeah, definitely enjoy the movie with an open mind, as you should.
That would require self-awareness, which I doubt Ben has.
The "Problem" with Ben is, that he views everything trough his political lenses and interpret everything trough it to make "angertainment". He makes his living with it, so he has to do that. Even if he is able to he can't make serious critic, because this is not what he gets paid for.
As a 15 year old teen boy, I went to the movie with my brother and mom. They absolutely hated it, which I expected from my bro, but not my mom. I liked it tho and genuinely find it hilarious how mad and offended these so called “Alpha’s” or “real men” are getting by a Barbie movie…
literally, any guy who watches the barbie movie and enjoys it is immediately the coolest people ever in my book. tho im a teen girl i 100% agree with u, my fav movie for sure
Why did your brother dislike it out of curiosity?
Are your mom expecting to be a romance comedy? Maybe she hates the movie because she cant accept not the cookie cutter culture and she wants the romance movie, not the psychological movie. I was shocked too when I watched the movie.
@@randomz5890He just said it was really boring. He didn’t really care about the feminism stuff. Oh well, guess he is too much of a man to like Barbie
@@blackdurian3601My mom said she almost fell asleep and found the movie really boring. Though, she does have trouble getting the message of movies so she probably didn’t even understand the plot haha
Let’s say, for the sake of argument, that Ben Shapiro is a Barbie girl in a Barbie world.
Wrap in plastic? Maybe it's fantastic?
If only he can be perpetually wrapped in plastic. That'll be fantastic.
Now, we can safely assume we can brush his hair and dress him everywhere.
Now we have established that he both brushes his hair and dresses everywhere
we can now move on to the fact that he has imagination and that life is his creation
he can grow a neckbeard but he still sounds like an effeminate beaver.
Nothing screams “FACTS AND LOGIC” more than a grown man throwing dollies in a trash and lighting them on fire for conflicting with his world view.
he was actually awesome for doing this, he should do this with the rest of his money. all of it.
literal sid from toy story
He never grew up mentally, i would feel sorry for him if he wasn't such a hateful lunatic.
@@JennyJewelsfucking legend
If he had even 100 IQ points, he would have come up the the pun "Barbieque" and burnt them on a barbeque, but even such entry level wit escapes him.
Hearing ben shapiro misunderstand the most basic concept of the movie is making me feel like a rabid dog
Ben is seeing the Barbie movie as a mature, older man, from a different generation .It is a silly movie for entertainment.🎭
It's making me feel like a fucking genuis
@@paulchristian7693Yeah nothing is more mature than setting dolls on fire because a movie disagreed with your narrow-minded worldview.
There's nothing mature about Ben. I should know, as a 40 year old woman married to a man who NEVER feels weaker than me.@@paulchristian7693
@@michaelbozasIsn't that how Barbie starts - with girls smashing dolls to pieces?
The Kens being jealous and then fighting part was so funny to me because so many little girls seem to actually play this way. I’m not sure why the jealousy and fist fight narrative is so popular in children’s play but the movie did it right. Plus Barbie’s and Kens don’t come with weapons so they would have to fight with random stuff.
bro ikr
I died when one of the kens performed cpr on a horse LOL
I assumed that was happening because in the real world, Ken's were flying off the shelf. So I figured that all the boys who now had Ken's were playing with them in such a way. I mean that's how I played with my Bionicles as a kid lol
Great movie
Nazis burned books. Shapiro burned Barbies. Ooh, the progress.
They were burning books this year too
Nothing compared with burning forests for an agenda, but hey forget about it!
Nazis burned books. Shapiro burned Barbies. Ooh, the progress, as the left burn cities, but that's just mainly peaceful protesting, and as for climate change making arsonists do what they enjoy... yea i agree i love your notion of progress.
The man is almost 40 and is throwing a temper tantrum. How exactly are WE the snowflakes?!
Going out of your bubble and possibly comfort zone to grow and learn to be accepting of people who are different than you, maybe even becoming willing to advocate for them, is the true snowflake move and Ben doesn't do... that.
/s
He says what he thinks his white wing audience want to hear.
@@PP237PPthat's a sad life my friend. You have to pretend to not like anything, just to keep a grift going for incels.
@@PP237PPI'm pretty sure progressives or the far left in general is pretty white
@@brandonellis8111"far left"
Ben continually lists evidence supporting that the movie is for older people, yet still somehow manages to hold the opinion that the demographic is little girls......
because he has the biased expectation that this movie SHOULD be for little girls, with dumb simple stroy and message. He makes these statements repetadly as you say, as if he should be the decider of what a barbie movie should look like. he cannot appreciate the concept of an "all ages movie"
That’s not a Ben problem, that’s a movie problem. The movie does not know who its target audience is, so they engaged in deceptive advertising to make a shitty and offensive man-bashing propaganda movie look like a kids’ movie. That’s like Pippi Longstocking doing por-oh, wait…
I swear to you he's correct about conservatives being allergic to media analysis. Ben is literally so bad at it it physically hurts me. He is not Kenough he is broKen
Sublime
It genuinely makes me feel bad for Ben that he literally doesn’t understand the notion that you don’t have to base your identity and worth off of the opposite gender or off of gender roles, and that that was the message of the film. Like how sad of an internal world does he live in.
The point of the movie was embracing your own individuality, he dosent like that cuz he is a colectivist, he only se humanity as a group, not persons, just like the most far lefthies, the jokes its on them.
@@bromomento1
He's not even a collectivist because a collectivist typically cares about the well being of others. He's more so a conformist .
@@J-manli i mean colletivist how he sees the world, like a wolrd of colletvis socialists, that doesnt mean action or not
@@bromomento1
He unironically thinks that everyone else are stupid sheep while he alone is an individual and the sole voice of reason. And yet hypocritically, he’ll lambast anyone else who tries to be their own individual with their own reasoning.
@@J-manli you are describing the colective/socialist mindset xd
I'm fully convinced that Ben Shapiro just decided to ignore the pg13 rating on the movie just to make more points on how horrible and inappropriate it is
I’d just like to point out that I went to the barbie movie with my family (my mom, my dad, me (a girl), and my sister) and my dad laughed basically throughout the entire movie, more than the rest of us. the fact ben continues to try to argue the point that it’s for 8 yr old girls and moms is just so hysterically sad. 😂
For real I was basically one of the only female visitors when watching the movie. The men had a good time.
My fiance and his brother died laughing the whole movie and cried at the powerful scenes. My mom and i did too, its a great movie
I’ll back you up on that. I laughed hard all the way through the movie.
The only downside was getting “I’m Just Ken” stuck in my head for about five days.
@@andrewcrowder4958 is that really a downside though? 😂😂
Flagged for misinformation. Stop shilling for anti-male propaganda from the media industrial complex.
He's never gotten over failing as a screenwriter so his bitterness seeps into all of his media criticism.
LOL THIS IS IT
Despite having nepotism on his side by having TV execs for parents, he still managed to fail
Bitterness increasingly seems to be a prerequisite for conservatism.
I actually think the Barbie movie is almost as badly written as Ben Shapiro's horrible writing. They both reminded me of Ayn Rand.
@@AnthonyFlack If you truly believe that, then you’re almost as dumb as Ben Shapiro.
According to Ben, all movies based on toys are made for kids, including Transformers, which features gratuitous butt and breast shots, sex jokes, cursing, and a robot pissing on a human.
Also a robot humping the legs of humans and a giant robot with literal robot testicles (they even do a gag where he gets hit in these testicles).
@@Joe-fh7mmhe spent all of this video saying the Barbie movie was for 7 year old girls when it clearly wasn't
He hates movies in general but praises his own failed movies
it is rated pg wich means its for kids also the 80s cartoon and every transformers cartoon is for kids so your completely wrong
why would a robot piss, is that your wishful thinking?
I really hope Ben see's this video. You articulated yourself so well, and it really does show how pathetically sexist Ben is
The irony is ben shapiros wife is actually a medical doctor the very peak of achievement as a woman .
He's not open to learning. His whole existence is making money off of fear and insecurity. That's the grift, no matter how good the arguments are
Barbie movie is not for kids, it is in fact for the adults who grew up with Barbie. As well as a lot of grown men who found themselves exploring their own femininity with Barbie dolls. These dolls have an existential crisis. Shapiro is just mad that the movie wasn't meant for him.
yeah, it's not even meant for (some) teens, at least me (14) because even I didn't get the fascist joke about controlling the rails (i still dont get it 💀), and i didnt even know what a gynecologist until i asked my mom bc the audience laughed during that scene and i didnt get the joke lol.
"The patriarchy doesn't exist because women can direct movies now" trope is the actual premise of the whole movie, but that was a bit too complex for Benny to grasp.
There was literally a post feminist joke at the beginning saying something along the lines of “now that Barbie is shown to be anything, women can now be anything” This guy has to actively try to not get it!
@user-ys7yt9bi8f it does not do that at all.
The movie clearly presents it as _at best_ originally being a symbol for female empowerment that was immediately co-opted by men through the patriarchal business environment into only existing for the sake of the aesthetic of female empowerment being profitable.
@@OatmealTheCrazy that’s exactly what that persons comment said.
@@user-ys7yt9bi8f me when I use big words to mask the fact that I failed to comprehend a very easily understandable movie:
@@mbbs6192me when I can't read:
ngl the gynocolegist scene still has me rolling bc. sasha is like "i'm so proud of you" and everyone in the family is hyping barbie up to go. and i can just picture her seeing her vagina for the first time and screaming.
WHY ELSE IS EVERYONE SO HAPPY FOR HER IF SHE WASNT TERRIFIED TO GO SEE A DOCTOR FOR THIS NEW VAGINA?????
My immediate thought after the movie was like "I wonder if she was treated like a baby the first few days after becoming human since she wouldn't know bodily functions like hunger or needing to pee"
"Who could imagine that, a world where police officers are sexist?" 😆
I dealt with so much street harassment in USA as a woman. In college, a much older classmate used to scream at me to "smile" every time he saw me. Random men on the street bark and scream at me for just existing.
My experiences in Japan are so much better. The Barbie Venice Beach scene feels so real and I loved that this movie names these challenges.
It also helps that they filmed it live on that beach lol, so there were real people there and not just actors.
I was told to 'smile blondie, it may never happen' on my first day back at work following my mum's death. Ben doesn't believe these things happen because they don't happen to him.
Shabibo: "the left are all triggered snowflakes."
*proceeds to make a totally not triggered 40 minute rant about plastic doll movie, then buys and burns plastic doll.
That pretty much describes most of the right wing
He's like the Angry Movie Nerd but also fascist.
@@varunsharma8371 Nah, AVGN was a character, the man behind the character, James Rolf, is a nice person and knows the stuff he is talking about. It was very much on the nose it wasn't supposed to be taken seriously.
Folks like Shapiro are straight up just retarded.
He has the Barbie apartment in the background. That thing is over $100.
lol he didn't buy those dolls just for this review. He's clearly fighting back tears while burning his personal collection.
ben shaprio: "if patriarchy exist, why woman direct film?"
benny boy in 1860: "if slavery exist, why frederick douglass own newspaper company?"
Where does this all-powerful patriarchy group gather? I would like to become a member.
@@dontcensormebro3217 What would make you think patriarchy is a group? Patriarchy is a broad social structure.
@@auralit8 What forces keep this "broad (vague) social structure" in place? Why is the goal/end result of "patriarchy" to "oppress women"? Is the "matriarchy" a thing, in any context/society/group/job-type?
How is feminist patriarchy theory compatibile with transgenderism (more specifically, the concept of genderfluidity)? One states there is a social system in which men are "privileged" and women are "oppressed", the other states that anyone can be a man or woman at any time (eg - I'm a trans woman, if you fail to call me she/her, you would be bigoted). If I change nothing about myself, but now identify as a woman, how exactly have I gone from "oppressor" to "oppressed"?
@@auralit8 I will answer your question in good faith. I thought patriarchy is a group, because in all honesty, leftists/feminists always made it sound like an evil cabal of men who conspire to keep women oppressed.
@@dontcensormebro3217 Big questions for a comment section, so will answer in a list form. This is non-exhaustive and brief.
1. Who are you quoting here the "goal" of patriarchy? I would say patriarchy functions just like an organism would: it tries to maintain itself. Oppressing women is incidental but essential to the main goal, which is to preserve male power.
2. Why does Amazon have more power than your local bookstore? Because once power aggregates it maintains itself and spreads. This is why our society is still patriarchal despite advances.
3. A contested, but interesting theory is that patriarchy tends to emerge with the advent of agrarian economies, where men's greater strength and mobility out of the home becomes advantageous.
4. Yes, relatively egalitarian, yet technically matriarchal hunter-gatherer societies do exist, e.g. some Indigenous cultures in Canada.
5. I have more to say about all of the above but it would get suuuper tl;dr then.
6. Patriarchy absolutely is compatible with trans people existing. Gender identities don't need to be immutable for patriarchy to function. You can find instances of trans people reflecting on the difference in respect they get after transitioning, even when they pass. That is, if you are genuinely curious and not just trying to facetiously concoct a "gotcha."
I didn't like the movie, I was mostly annoyed with the sexism and all of that. But I guess I was close minded and didn't get all the jokes, references and meanings. Your explaination of the movie really enlightened me and makes think of it much differently. I can even find a certain appreciation for it now. Thank you!
yeah i'm glad you can see+understand other people's views, meanwhile Ben will always hate this movie because that's how stubborn and close minded he is 🤷♀
W character development
@@TamWam_or maybe it’s cuz he’s not dumb, if u personally enjoyed the movie congratulations, it just means ur the target audience, and people who disliked the movie is probably not their target audiences what’s the big deal😅 at the end he’s a successful Harvard law school graduate who happens to be a conservative and ur a person that gains pleasure from attacking people with different ideologies on UA-cam.🤡
people who say this is woke walked out of the theater angry when they see all the women in charge without even watching the ending where both men and women are equal. it's is so surprising that this is the funniest movie i've ever seen in years, yet it also happens to have a well done message on equality in the ending. it's pro-women and pro-men!
yes! i wish more people understood feminism is of equality, not of female superiority. but everyone describes feminism as pro-women and anti-men, thats not true, i describe those type of 'feminists' as 'feminazis' bc is it that wrong?
@@TamWam_I think the term you want is misandrists.
“listening to a blind man describe a painting” is quite literally the best description of almost all republicans I’ve ever heard.
A blind man could at least glean something from feeling the painting if it was done in oils or acrylics… unless he was a blind Republican of course.
100%!! That rant, and others Vaush did here are a perfect summary of Ben’s brain rot and can never do correct media analysis.
I'm brazilian, wtf is a republican?
@@etruscanetwork é tipo um partido politico, eles tem os democratas e os republicanos, e aparentemente o ben é um repubkicano
I'm from England where things are a little more complex than just 'you're either republican or democrat,' but from what I understand republicans are more conservative and right wing whereas democrats are more left wing. (Please tell me if I've got that wrong)
Ben Shapiro watched the movie with a notepad and somehow knows less about it than people who didn't watch it at all.
He's just saying what his audience of edgy teenage boys want to hear.
‘Guys, women are employed sometimes. Some of them are even really well paid. Thus, the patriarchy can’t be real. Boom. Facts and logic.’
The flat shoes are because her feet are NOW FLAT!! And the end joke is also funny as hell because she's so excited to be human that she's even thrilled to go to the gynecologist while most of us hate it! Lol!
Oh and I just noticed after reading this, if I remember right, isn't she wearing them sandles that are offered as one of the options in Matrix style pill scene?
@@paid14yes it is a matrix joke that flew right over his head. You'd think he'd understand a red pill blue pill joke
A grown man with immaculate hair, waxed eyebrows, painstakingly maintained scruff, wearing an open denim shirt, who has a fascination with gender and sexuality, yapping about a movie involving Barbies...very normative masculine behavior not at all a screaming cry for a Bear hug.
After reading the descriptions of male characters in his attempt of a novel, I'm kinda convinced he's a repressed homosexual
@MrArchilus yeah middle school was probably rough
I honestly don't think he is gay. He is just incredibly weird about women and sex. Steven Crowder, on the other hand...
@@MrArchilusAll of the insufferable assholes I've met in my life who just vent hatred into the world like this have something like that going on.
@user-wk7vs9kv2n he's dressed like California ken from the 90s Barbie collection.
The guy who doesn't believe women can get wet is angry at a feminist movie?
Who could've figured...
It's not that he doesn't believe women can get wet, it's worse because he even says that according to his doctor wife (were you aware that Ben Shapiro's wife is a doctor? Ben Shapiro DESTROYS FEMINISM by marrying Doctor Barbie), getting wet is bad and means they're sick.
This is not just Handmaid's Tale, this is straight up Salem...
There be no wet ass pword here. Zero wet ass pword.
This made me laugh so hard... and glad to be a trans man... being a cis dude just seems like a miserable existence...
It's not - we aren't all knock-off Ben Shapiros after all.
@@Ozzie_MandiasIdk dude. I’m chillin :o
Ben always talks like he's on 2x speed.
Maaaaaan for real!! I had to change the speed .75x just take home more tolorable to hear. I can't believe I use to buy into his crap
he also sounds like his voiced is pitched up, it’s so squeaky 😭
His brain, however...
more importantly: i think teenage girl (sasha) is also supposed to represent "feminists" that oppose femininity, that tell women that they have to double down work extra hard and not be too feminine to fight sexism because somehiw that ll help. which is even something her mom criticises
ben doesn't believe women are victims of harassment because he hasn't been harassed himself.
In my 2 years working retail (as a minor, nonetheless), I had my boob grabbed, been told to smile, and asked if I'd join a man after my shift for a drink. IT HAPPENS. WOMEN GET HARASSED MORE THAN MEN.
MEN DO GET HARASSED, YES. NO ONE IS SAYING THEY DON'T.
also, thr sheer amount of times he whines about it being inappropriate for kids should disqualify his entire argument altogether.
PG13. It is inappropriate for kids ...
@@Cyb3rFck YES. NO ONE WAS SAYING IT WAS APPROPRIATE FOR KIDS AHAH
As a new nurse grad at 22, I was called blondie all the time, insisting I wasn’t smart.
2 years, three incidents, one every 8 months if we average your suffering, do you work in a busy store or are you unattractive? Dont know how you cope, the offenders ... any ethnic descriptions?
@@GC-pq6vm or are you blonde? lol
So basically Ben confessed that he is not intelligent enough to get the Barbie movie. Ben, we are not surprised.
I wouldn't be surprised if Ben does get the movie. He just can't afford too if he wants to keep his audience happy. It's the same reason he backed down rather quickly when his audience got mad at him for trying to call out Ye for some his comments about "THE JEWS!!!!"
@@thesacredlobo It's definitely this, the Daily Wire and so much of conservative commentary is just about farming outrage.
He is more intelligant than you will ever be
@@jamielambert1850 You are probably correct about that, he is, and he just proved it with this rant.
I mean hes a Jew so what did you expect?
Imagine being that insecure that a mere ‘poke’ at the patriarchy in a fictional film can cause such a defensive response.
This says a lot about Ben 😅
There is no such thing, so the movie is based on a lie to begin with. The patriarchy is a myth created by the straightriarchy to justify the oppression of Gay MEN by non-Gay non-MEN. I didn’t come out of closet in high school in the South in the 90s just to see them roll out the welcome mat for the elimination of my people through eugenics.
The strongest character trait Ben Shapiro has is his aggressive inferiority complex. It keeps whatever little intellectual capacity he might have from developing its potential. I feel kind of sorry for a boy who is so self-obsessed that he straight up refuses to use his mind to empathise with others or even to at least try to understand where they are coming from. It's all about paranoia and bad faith with him, like a compulsory disorder. This must be so stifling to his emotional growth, social awareness and mental health, so he won't mature into an adult capable of rational thought and actual knowledge of the world. He just continues to live in his childish Ben World.
@@elevenseven-yq4vu spot on!
Ben: the promo is targeted at 8 year old girls
The promo in question: Stanley Kubrick's Space Odyssey 2001 opening but with Barbie.
Other promo: Kens wanting to beach each other off and Ken wanting to spent the night at Barbie's ( even though he's not sure what to do)
Yeah, 8 year olds are totally the target audience. Sure, Ben. Sure.
Also can the "trans Barbie" even be considered trans if none of them have genitals? Unless the implication is that Kens can become Barbies, it's just a Barbie that is played by a trans woman.
he is just coming up with an excuse to be an a**hole to an actress who happens to be a trans woman
They have boobs (the barbies, that is).
yea, it wasnt a trans barbie. the actress was just trans.
Dr Barbie
@@younggod5230 this!
To be fair, lighting Barbies on fire and making them do stupid shit was how most of my friends and I played with Barbies as kids. Which is to say Ben Shapipo has finally achieved the same maturity level as a little girl.
He secretly wanted to play with Barbies.
He *is* a little girl.
this is gonna have really bad consequences for weird barbie
When I was younger I would just make weird ahh roleplays using weird props like a literal chicken brain from Popeyes and occasionally plated with my older sister.
This is unironically one of the most pro-man movies I’ve ever seen. It’s message was literally men and women should be equal.
And how gender norms hurt both men and women.
Ben doesn't have to hate the movie because he's conservative. This movie has actually split conservatives. With half of them thinking it is an anti woke masterpiece and the other half thinking it's feminist garbage. Even some of his co-workers did videos talking about how much they love the movie. I think Ben just held a grudge before he even went to see it and didn't have an open mind about it at all. He decided he hated it before he even saw it and the ones who loved it admitted that they didn't think that they would but they did actually go in with an open mind. Ben just doesn't get it at all and even a lot of his fans in the comments section strongly disagreed with him
Complaining about the trans woman barbie is so insane. I didn't even onow the actress was trans until someone else brought it up. It's not a big deal.
Fr. She passes extremely well and since they don't draw any attention to it, the only reason I know she's trans at all is bc of weirdos like Ben who are obsessed with hating trans people
They need something to be angry about.
That’s why they’re scared though. They’re HORRIFIED of trans women being able to flawlessly pass as cis women because then they won’t know who to point to and fear monger about, and they might also, god forbid, find a trans woman HOT
Wait which Barbie was the trans woman Barbie I literally couldn’t tell
@@GreenWormJelloit was the women with brown hair and eyeliner I believe.
The more Conservative a person, the less capable their mind is of tolerating ambiguity, in any form, in any facet of life. It's a scary, myopic, and confined existence.
Black and white only! BLACK AND WHITE ONLY!!!
@@matthewsanchez7953 AND RED AND BLUE but but but NO MORE OK THATS LİKE SO MANY MORE COLORS! DONT CONFUSE ME GO AWAY TRANS HOOMAN IM SCARED!
To think the GOP were founded by “bleeding heart liberals” who fought for the rights of marginalized people...
Religious thinking conditions you to view the world entirely in black and white. You never see the shades of grey, even if they're right in front of you.
I feel this intensely when Shabibo expresses confusion about whether the comedic relief side character with their own agenda completely tertiary to the plot is "A good guy or a bad guy."
Being a conservative must be so miserable.
40 something year old man throws a tantrum because a movie about talking dolls doesn’t line up with his world view and WE’RE the sensitive ones
I'm relishing how much this movie is frying the brains of conservatives.
Their brains got fried with non binary potato head toys, gay muppets and a black mermaid. Barbie just made them about 1000 times worse though lol
It did nothing to me if anything the message of the movie is reality is better than any matriarchal society will have to offer and that a world ruled only by one of the sexes sucks for everyone, so be balanced.
@@FakefulandDisgracedSlaveClassdon't be stupid. No progressive really believes a matriarchal society is good. Progressive thought is literally built on equality. Also it's so obvious conservatives are having to literally turn their brains off to find a good reason to be against the movie
@@FakefulandDisgracedSlaveClass Let me guess, you also think Squid Game was about Communism...
It's challenging their view of the world. What else did we expect?
I particularly love the ending scene with Barbie at the gynecologist because it is the antithesis of toxic feminism. We’re expecting to be beat over the head with how progressive and accomplished Barbie is because feminism means women can do anything and instead we’re confronted with the very comical fact that in this moment Barbie is completely unexceptional. It harkens back to when she talks about how ordinary she feels because she’s not an astronaut, or politician, or doctor, she’s just a woman. The point is that all women are capable of being exceptional and empowered without being in the top 1% of accomplished women. We’re all important and we all have a place in this world even if we’re not mega CEOs shattering the glass ceiling. When Barbie enters the human world she is not immediately breaking gender stereotypes but instead she is just doing her best at living as a woman like the rest of us do everyday.
It writes all the men and Kens as stupid and morally in the wrong. It's man hating.
@@poocrayon4588no not really, barbie even makes a point to apologize to ken for previously mistreating him
@@poocrayon4588no it doesn’t lmao
Unexceptional? Ok
@@solarbell9990 And? It still writes all the men and Kens as relatively dumb compared to the women and in need of correction.
I as a 23 year old man went to see this movie with my other 23 year old straight guy friend. It was great
No wonder he couldn't make it as a screen writer, he can't even grasp a concept as simple as a movie needing parental guidance for those under 13! His apparent obsession with seven year old girls is creepy. What movie did he even watch?
It’s so obvious that he saw the Barbie played by a trans woman and got so triggered he blacked out for two hours
I'm imagining him waking up after it's over in the theater, shaking and sweating lmao
OMG I literally laughed out loud because it's the only thing that makes sense 😂😂
This is killing me
That would explain a lot
I bet Ben Shapiro is just jealous that a Barbie movie made way more money than any of his failed scripts.
Edit: If it's not clear enough, Ben Shapiro fails at facts and logic as well since his prediction of a second week drop is way off. Barbie dropped around 44% at the second week. Which is among some of the best box office holds.
And that in a much shorter timespan and by a still-growing margin, it beat the earnings of Sound of Freedom.
Who needs salt or butter on this popcorn when we have conservative tears?
@@DavidRichardson153Not only did it beat the fuck out of Sound of Freedom, it did so in spite of conservatives like Ben buying out entire theaters and failing to give away tickets. Nothing like a "blockbuster hit" that only a couple dozen people have seen, lol
Jeez, even one of the worst movies of all time made more money than shapiro scripts - The Room lol. Even Samurai Cop is probably better than anything shapiro could write 😂
While I am not interested in "Barbie" and I am on the fence about "The Sound of Freedom" I would love to see "Oppenheimer" because I love historical films and biopics.
@@MichaelLovely-mr6oh Barbie is probably the only one of the 3 I am considering.
This guy has no idea what it’s like to be a woman in the real world lol. Barbie might get all of that harassment within a few minutes, but every woman experiences, and it is scary and uncomfortable. This dude has totally told a woman to smile.
When I was 16 a 25 year old male coworker slapped my ass at work. I was so young I didn’t know what to do. I didn’t say or do anything, but I was so embarrassed, uncomfortable, and violated. He was also married. Also the amount of times I’ve been told to smile I can’t even count. I’ve got a notorious resting bitch face, and a lot of men just can’t seem to handle it.
my gosh i hope that 25yo doesnt have kids, i hope he gets divorced, and, hope hes in jail. wtf
Reading this made me 🤮. I can't even imagine experiencing it. I am so sorry you had to go through that 😢
I remember the pregnant, Midge Barbie, and I remember all the conservatives flipping out about the pregnant Barbie. Conservatives got her cancelled.
And we now have conservatives complaining about her being cancelled by the left.
Exactly, they were worried it would encourage teen pregnancy!
It somewhat reminds me of Republicans harping on California's strict gun laws when it was their golden boy Ronal Reagan who imposed them to begin with.
Sad part was the said she was promoting teen pregnancy but Midge had been married to Allan for the better part of over a decade. There was a whole set centering around Midge & Allan's wedding ot was the obly time Barbie was put in a supporting role as Midge's maid of honor. Ken was the best man, Todd was the ring barer & Stacie was the flower girl
Lol I had the midge barbie when I was like.. 5-7 😂 I remember her vividly
i can’t believe ben tries to argue that the patriarchy doesn’t exist because the movie had a female director. there’s literally a scene in the movie where will ferrells character tries to argue that barbie is a feminist company because it had a female ceo one time, despite every current higherup being a man. the jokes actually write themselves.
@@charlieberry7562bro did you even watch the movie? Saying “patriarchy bad” =/= misandrist. The whole movie points out how the “feminist utopia” also had flaws and that that individual men often suffer under the patriarchy. Just because Ken is a dork and they make jokes about common obnoxious male behaviors or stereotypes, or because the main characters are mostly women in a movie targeted towards women doesn’t mean the movie or the writers hate men
patriarchy doesn’t exist in the comfortable world you reside, don't trust me then fly one way to the middle east, and learn firsthand the BS you type about, hopefully, you wont be stoned to death whilst trying to escape you silly person, by the patriarchy
Ben also fails to realize the Barbie movie had moments where it was intentionally cringey to cause secondhand embarrassment
Vaush has the same sentiment as Ken did in the movie. After learning that the patriarchy didn't involve horses he grew bored of it.
"Men voted on women's suffrage"
- Ben Shapiro, Harvard Graduate
Could be worse. He could have said something like “White people freed the blacks”
@@warlordofbritanniahe would almost certainly say that in a different conversation tbf
tecnically they didnt, but afther striping theire rights before hand
is he really harvard graduate? That really made me think Harvard differently.
I'm starting do doubt he's an Harvard graduate tho
Maybe he watched "Suits" and stole the idea from Mike's character to fake until you make it
Ben’s Barbie review is one of the worst movie reviews I have come across. Every single critique was a misunderstanding or a misrepresentation to such a degree that it had to be intentional. The film triggered him, and he had to to justify it to himself.
Vaush rebuttals to Ben’s points were fantastic, and this might be one of my favorite videos of his.
He's actually just angry he's not successful, he's talked about the movie for 6 days straight for hours and he's still crying. It's so pathetic lol
i'm convinced that he believes absolutely nothing that he says. he's completely devoid of a cohesive worldview. he just needs to feed his hogs with their favorite reactionary slop so he can cash a check every friday.
Vaush has his own issues with media interpretation, but he has a fundamental understanding of why media exists in the first place. It helps the audience gain introspection, and provides a more expansive view of the world we live in.
Ben doesn't understand any of this, which is why even VAUSH is able to expose his God awful media takes (we also saw this when Vaush reviewed Ben's critique of the Batman film).
It is kind of impressive that Vaush made it all the why through. Ben is so stupid that it is amazing. It is the kind of stupid that makes you wonder if it some skit on SNL.
100% agree. Vaush was so perfect in his analysis here it could be used as educational material for political science and entertainment alike.
'Every voice is deeper than your own, Ben' 😂
I agree with you on every single point! I went to see the movie with my three brothers, and after we left the theater, they complained that it was just feminist propaganda, and that it was shit. I think they misunderstood most of the movie, to be honest, and it's in great part due to the fact that they have no knowledge of the Barbie lore and trivia. As a doll collector, I got every joke and reference, but they didn't. They don't even know that Barbie can exist without Ken, but Ken needs to be associated with Barbie to get recognized. Let's be honest here: when I was a kid, I had many Barbies, but not a single Ken, and I didn't even feel like having one.
as a kid, i used to think they were 'girly', basically, i was the quirky tomboy. i did have two barbies but i cut off one of their hairs 😭 (she became weird barbie)
another thing is that i actually did like barbies, but i didnt want my brother to make fun of me, so i decided to get things like rc cars and nerf guns. which, i admit were fun, but barbies were fun to me too lmao.
also, yeah, a lot of close-minded people are like that, but i stan men/boys who actually understand the premise and like the movie.
>Ben cannot do media analysis.
>Ben has been on incel forums too much.
>Ben cannot understand screenwriting or basic narrative or character structures.
>Ben is malding that he didn't make out as a writer because he sucks at it.
Is it surprising that he is a failed writer? I'm sure I'm not surprised.
He has TV execs as parents, he has the connections on a platinum platter, and he still failed as a screenwriter. Though to be fair those connections helped him get his own production studio so he didn't wind up a poor and bitter has been. Instead he's a super rich has been
The sad part is, this movie's lessons would be great for incels, since a major part was that whether Ken was idolizing and wanting to be with Barbie or trying to take power away from Barbie, his life was constantly revolving around Barbie and he'd be happier if he went out and became his own person.
I feel really sorry for his daughters.
Same. I so dearly hope he hasnt subjected them to sexism too. Or we might get another conservative report of abuse towards women, just like with Steven crowder
yeah and he coulda just given the dolls to his daughters or donate it to someone but he just burned them down 😭what a waste of product
@@pipitayun.r2763and his daughter will traumatized by that crazy act of his father for the rest of her life.
@@fonnyarts7624 i promise you just wait 10 years later and his daughters will make a book saying my dad ruiend my life
I was Today years old when I found out Ben has daughters, oh no! 🤦🏼♂️
I had 0 idea there was a trans Barbie. I'm so glad there was a clip because even after watching the movie, I had no idea which Barbie he could be referring to.
I love watching him express his anger over having “2 hours of his life wasted” which he will “regret on his deathbed”, as if he isn’t over the moon about this opportunity to monetize the anger of his audience.
they "dragged " him to watch the movie... if they really did that (they didn't, but IF they did) it was only because they knew he would RAGE regardless of whether he had seen it or not
He is coming out soon. Not sure if pierce morgan will come out first.
True comment about where his mind was here.
You actually wasted your 45 minutes on him lol
If you didn't already know why Ben failed as a screenwriter, now you know.
Imagine being a grown man complaining about a Barbie movie that’s embarrassing
imagine being a grown ass man and trying to defend “a barbie movie” to a prerecorded video for an hour. if what ben did was embarrassing, what’s about this?
you even cared enough to watch a review of a review of “barbie movie” and comment on it lol
I hate that Ben says the Ken's were being lifeguards. THEY EXPLICITLY EXPLAINED THEY WEREN'T LIFEGUARDS.
Ken's job is, Beach. Get it right.
I CANT EVEN BEACH HERE.
Ben shabino: the movie says that males and females belong apart
Barbie at the end of the movie to Ken: I'm sorry I took you for granted, maybe not every night should had been girls only.
The movie states literally that Barbie should had included Ken more often, like you must had to suffer a stroke mid movie to misunderstood the messague that bad.
Frrr plus Ken is a fan favorite amongst young girls and women
and ben says barbie is cruel to him like. no she apologizes!!! to him!!! the man who stole her fucking house and brainwashed her friends!!! she offers him such grace
@@charlieberry7562 how?
@@charlieberry7562not it wasn’t. And that fact that you weren’t able to explain why YOU think that just tells me that you are only saying shii
@@Lifeisadream. just ignore that user's spam message.
This movie was literally spelling things out for him. The jokes were so forward. How did it fly right over his head lol.
Ben is not really smart. He just talks fast. And does not listen.
The birkenstock joke literally reads to a normal person as. Sandals are comfortable for normal feet. Thats it. If your feet are flat, comfy sandals
I'll be real I didn't even notice the trans Barbie because of how well she passed! And you know what, good for her. She did great
Not a single one of his producers said, “Ben, it’s PG-13.”
The intended audience is 13 years old and up, while 12 and below need adult accompaniment.
Judging from his bewildering misunderstanding/ignorance of the movie’s content, I expect that an average teenager could better explain the movie’s plot, jokes, and themes.
It is plain that he doesn't want to understand, basically he views his job as intentionally misunderstanding and twisting the narrative. To me people like him should not get any attention and people should just tell him to stop talking because he either lies or is an idiot. Idiots can talk shit among their friends, who know not take his word , but he should not get the speakerphone and spread his ignorance.
As a teenager myself, I understood and loved the movie lmao. I can confirm that I grasped it better than Ben
So why the sudden singleton leftist soy boy "so-called" adult interest ... mental attraction? If you can identify as a teenage girl, then why not.
I think at this point he is doing it for clout. The controversy his video will generate is what will keep him paid. Rise of The Beasts is a much more “woke” film by his argument’s standards. The human leads are black and latino while the voice cast has a disabled man and a trans woman. He hasn’t picked on it though because it’s a franchise typically marketed towards cis men.
Ben totally owned Mattel and Barbie by buying a bunch of their toys for his video.
And doubly owned Mattel by destroying them, reducing supply of their product. What’s that thing that Ben thinks automatically happens when supply goes down again?
@@Joe-fh7mm We’ll just have to see when Mattel’s Q3 numbers come in 😉
@@Joe-fh7mm No. My argument is that Ben thinks he really stuck it to Mattel by purchasing their toys and burning them. But Mattel is still about to cash in from all the Barbie merch and toy sales, because their movie is very popular. The studio already made 5 times what they paid for the movie and Mattel was directly involved with production.
Gentle Ben will always make lots of money from any video he makes because he has intellectually-bankrupt Stans like you, that go out of your way to defend him in YT comment sections while liking your own replies. 😄
@@Joe-fh7mm You continuing to reply to me and liking your own replies is improving Vaush's engagement metrics for this video. I'm sure he appreciates it. Maybe one day I'll go over and help Gentle Ben's engagement metrics. 🤔 Never been over there before. 🤷
@@Joe-fh7mm You think he made $20 million from one video about the Barbie movie? Oooooooooookay.
Ben Shapiro "Logic": When other people don't understand stuff, Ben Shapiro calls them dumb. When Ben Shapiro doesn't understand stuff, he calls that stuff dumb.
There is a difference between not understanding the jokes and movie being bad. Ben didn’t understand one single joke.
How is their "Get woke, go broke" slogan working out now when Barbie has made over half a billion in a week?
It would be funny to see Shapiro on the floor rocking himself saying that
They ignore reality.
That slogan never holds any truth. Even when movies do fail, it’s not because of ”wokeness”
You see it's only popular bc a lot of money went into promotion and advertisement. Ben says so so it must be true
@@friedrice7876Exactly. It's really only by happenstance. If the movie is bad because of other reasons? "WOKE WOKE WOKE THE FALL OF MAN". If it's pretty good to great? "Oh um akcually guys it's Anti Woke!", make really vague "criticism" that elude to the woke concept (like Miles not being Spiderman as example), or "It did well because it shoved wokeness down our throats forcing people to like it!.
A constant game of playing who is the worst Walmart Tabloid in your local check out isle.