Ryan’s ken is an animated version of how men write women as side characters in movies, just hot ornaments that is there to be dumb and funny not taken seriously at all, so many men ik were mad and when I broke it down to them they were like ohhhh…I’m sorry
@@emxne_ I know that. But I feel I lies towards my idea more.(I didn't know how to form this sentence without sounding like a jackass). I meant no as in, that is not how we should totally view it that way.
@@victoradefuye4366 your right but your just elaborating my point so don’t say no because often in those roles they make the women obsessed with their partner’s and not have any other character development then in their relationship🙃
a little context: Rhea Pearlman is playing Ruth Handler. Ruth Handler passed away in 2002. She did name Barbie after her daughter Barbara and Ken after her son and Alan after Barbara's husband. After they got divorced they changed it from Allen to Alan.
BULLCRAP. As someone who doesn't fit the normal standards of being a woman, I have seen the absolute worst in women all my life. Nasty, snide, back-stabbing, playing the victim, mean girls, two-faced, gossiping and stuck up. Men are not the enemy of women. Other women are.
We all build societal expectations for ourselves that are impossible to. as people it can be extremely depressing because our worth our mere existence has to fall in line with what society says
@@serronserron1320 absolutely, thats the way it has to be, otherwise the result is anarchy and chaos. No matter if its society, a country, a religion, a school or institution, there are rules. Without them half the world would be lost.
Fun fact from France : when the movie started being promoted in France, they literally translated the poster tags "She's everything./ He's just Ken." to french, but the thing is, Ken in french, aside from being the doll's name, is also a slang word that means to fuck, so all over the country, there were posters that basically read "She can do everything./ He's just about fucking." ("Elle peut tout faire/ Lui, c'est just Ken.") Which was VERY funny to see plastered absolutely everywhere, and kinda ended up unintentionally building even more hype about it because the complete translation fail made people talk about it even more here. (I like to think nobody in the french marketing team thought about it and the double entendre really just flew right over their head)
in Brazil, Ken sounds like "quem" which means "who", so the posters were like "She's everything. He's just who" (it wasnt written "quem" but the way we read it makes the exact sound) and that's funny cuz it kinda matches Ken's plot of discovering who he is
@paulinegallagher7821 fun fact: i'm very sorry you felt the need to comment that. Geez, are you okay? Where does the need to comment something like that for no other reason than to criticise something that doesn't have any impact on you or anyone ever comes from, do you reckon? Is it about needlessly trying to bring people down to feel better about yourself? Anyways, I hope you have a better time online than you did when you commented this and that you never come across any "fun fact" type of comment that might ruin your day and make you wish people didn't share stuff with others!
tbf, the majority of middle school girls in todays generation do care about what she was talking about and have experienced misogyny already at such a young age. because of the internet its just so accessible to them. also the movie is a 12+, its not meant for younger kids which is why it talks on such topics. love the reaction tho
Yeah, what 12 year old girl with a early developed body hasn't received a whistles or sexualized commentaries on the streets? I still remember my younger sister coming back home crying, and a younger cousin thinking it was a compliment and paying more attention on looks for men for a while... The "having your period makes you a woman!" doesn't help either
Some of us have cared about the impacts of sexism since we were five years old. It’s called being a woman. having to worry about sexism Also makes us worry about other things Everything is connected. Kids are smart.
@@Shejejjenwn_02 I remember not being allowed to stay out at certain times in comparison to my boy friends. I wasn’t allowed to play basketball with the boys because of “me being slow” or “I’m not fast enough”. I didn’t wanna be a girl because if I was a boy they probably would’ve let me play. I remember wishing I was a boy at 5.
True bur at the same time I don’t think that she pee or if she does is different than we do first because she does not have holes second because in barbie land doesn’t exist liquid
Oh yeah. I'm surprised they want us to think in their entire bro lives they've never once heard someone say negative or inappropriate things about women. It defies belief. It's not possible
ask women if a guy being short is a dealbreaker. 99% will say yes, yet guys can do nothing about their height, but women can do everything about their weight, Secondly you'll find more men willing to date a fat girl than you will girls willing to date a short guy.
@@biblicallyunhinged a lot more shitty. Thats great, I was commenting on how women ignore double standards, especially when it's usually more unfair towards men.
@@GTA_6_ClipsI love how superficial stuff like height means men have it worse. As if men haven't been telling us they prefer bigger boobs, then sexualizing women with big boobs forever. Or expressing distaste for post-childbirth bodies. Or sexualizing us the second we hit puberty. Or SAing us for EXISTING in a female body. Yeah, men have it worse. 🙄
i love the final scene, because barbie said early in the movie she doesnt have a vagina and then by the end as a human we are all expecting shes about to get a job, but its actually her first time at the gynecologist, because now she has a vagina 😂
Yeeess, i really liked it too. Like she is so proud for having a vagina in the end. Also the scene has a good message for young women to feel comfortable and free to go to gynecologist, because we all know that it can be really nerve-racking. ❤️ But we should all stay safe! 💋
@@idatrn4466well, she became a human. So she quite literally got one out of nowhere. If you can suspend belief that Barbies and Kens exist in a utopian (..or dystopian??) world alongside humans, why is this so hard to wrap your head around lol
There’s a very important line when the barbies retake Barbieland, where yhe narrator said that maybe someday Ken will have as much influence in Barbieland as women do in the real world which is SUCH A HARD-HITTER. Ouch. You have to understand that Barbieland is just the fantasyland of little girls. Of course the main characters there will be women. And that’s as it should be. Girls should get to be the main characters in their own dreams, for heaven’s sake. Especially since, as Barbie found out, the real world is much more restricted. The experience she had entering the Real World, getting objectified, really reminded me of what it was like to go through puberty. Just horrifying to go from being seen as a child to being ogled by grown men within a few short years. Extremely traumatic.
So the first half of the film, kinda plays out like we, as kids used to play Barbie. That is why the shower isnt pouring water or why she walks on the water, etc. It was actually pretty hilarious to see because it is literally how I used to play. Also I can say that almost all children in this theatre did not really understood anything and got bored halfway through, while the parents and young adults actually loved it, as did I. So I wouldnt necessarily say that this film is for children, as most just dont understand the message yet.
Uhm…. No lmao those are all things that come from patriarchy at the end. Those are literally things men have been telling women since the beginning of time.
I didn’t understand the end either on my first watch, but now I realize that the ending where she goes to the gyno was well thought about in my opinion.. because after such a serious movie it allows for the movie to end on lighthearted comedic relief, while simultaneously making the decision to NOT have her go to any job interview because then she would’ve been seen as (for example) Doctor Barbie if she wanted to become a doctor. She became human, acquired a vagina, and also acquired CHOICE which is a hugggeee topic for the women of today, the fact that she wasn’t at a job symbolized that she’s just a living woman now, but with that she’s she has the world at her disposal, like the vision of Barbie dolls themselves.. women can do anything they set their mind to because they have opportunity even though this world makes it hard… so yeah, incredibly serious topics subtlety hinted at through the much more palatable taste of good comedic relief.
I think women hating on women is a rare occasion. Like 1 out of a billion chance. Men hate on women a significant amount more. I can guarantee you that a women is more forgiving on men's looks than men on women's looks. Saying that "women hate women more" is kind of ignorant when women experience more hate and degrading from men. A "man" (more like boy) negatively commented on how I look like I'm 30 (I'm 17) because I said how someone dating a 18 year looked (and is) almost 30. All the women replied to him defending me. I've never been told by a women that I look like I'm 30 or should lose weight to look prettier. I've been complemented on multiple occasions. I've also had a man comment on one of my TikTok videos (which I deleted) hating on me for my looks. So in regard of all I've just said no, men are more hateful towards women than women themselves. I'm not one of the best looking people, I can say that, so when I see all these beautiful women ( who are literally so stunning, keep doing what you're doing girly) with cute guys, I'm so afraid that I won't get a boyfriend because of how I look. But, maybe that's just me.
no fr bc I feel like everyone is always saying women are against each other but its such an old stereotype that doesn't even apply to the majority. some men don't even realize women are people with their own thoughts and experiences until their 40's.
@@alisonraines2042 it's a way for some men(not nick and cory, ik they mean well and are dope) to make the women fight with each other and forget about what they did to us. That is why some of them bring back those old stereotypes about women hating each other. To distract from the actual issue
BULLCRAP. As someone who doesn't fit the normal standards of being a woman, I have seen the absolute worst in women all my life. Nasty, snide, back-stabbing, playing the victim, mean girls, two-faced, gossiping and stuck up. Men are not the enemy of women. Other women are.
It's also something to note that women hating on women is also an effect of patriarchy, and therefore also something that helps it's dominant status. "Men hate on women so I, a woman, also have to hate women and myself. Or differenciate myself from other women by acting like a male and so be a little more accepted in society". Nowdays it's luckly way less common because of the advance of feminist theories, movements and so on - but still exists of course
Pinocchio 100% becomes a real boy in most versions of the story, Corey. That being said, it's good that you got the overall message of the movie even if there were some points that you missed.
@@jennac4899 wait how do you know??? They still have each other on their social media and not too long ago brandon had a vlog with them in it as a couple (nick guessing who was julie by touch)
I'm not talking about you, but certain people who say this movie is about hating men or anti-motherhood either didn't get it or have not seen it. It's a commentary about how women are viewed as less than in the real world yes. But the message is not that women are superior to men, it's that we're equal and each have a purpose. Barbie doesn't just exist to look good and Ken doesn't just exist to be by Barbie's side. They are worthy of happiness and love as individuals. And America Ferrera's character specifically says that it's okay to "just" be a mum. You don't have to have a career or choose between a career and being a mum. Plus the pregnant Barbie was a real Barbie that was discontinued because people thought the idea of it was funny seeing as she didn't have a vagina. Speaking of, the ending with her going to the gynecologist, now that she has a vagina, is actually genius.
I was shocked to see the thumbnail because i didnt think themovie was HD online yet, so i skipped through the video just to see first whether they got a good copy and when I saw it was the cam version i literally burst out laughing! This movie was so good to see in cinemas but putting on a CAM version to react too is SO REAL. Most of us would be afraid to admit that we do this sometimes too hahahaha, that was a good laugh. cant wait to see the reaction
I'm honestly surprised they got it past copyright since the movies not out digitally this seems like its kinda signalling to UA-cam and Warner bros that they pirated their movie. Ballsy move.
Not necessarily controversies. People love to dramatise the whole situation, but back then 90% of Barbies was replaced after a year of selling them. This is also why so many weird ones were discontinued back then, as they just were popping them out like fresh bread - trying new things, to hopefully crack the jackbot with some of them.
@@mjm3091 well no they were controversies loll no one wanted their kids playing with a pregnant doll or a doll that grew boobs or a sugar daddy ken bc adults know what a sugar daddy is and a cam girl so they caused controversies, I get what you mean but those dolls were pulled bc of angry parents do your research on them bc that’s what I’m talking about not the toy market in general🤨
After she tells her to feel and life flashes I had to cry lol lowkey looked like you two wanted to cry afterwards also 😂 took my guy friends and my bf to go see it and they loved it haha real men watch Barbie and genuinely enjoy it
This was a+++ fav quotes were: "She wants to be a human, Is this a coming of age story for kids?" "Oh no she wants a purpose, that's the true journey of depression"
10:16 this is a 13+ movie people who don’t realize take their children in at their own risk it’s more for adolescents to adults and at that more adults
"i think women hate women more than men do" true to a certain point, but i feel like nick and cory dont have an accurate perception of it because they're good men, unlike most.
Ok how about ME? I'm a woman and that is the absolute TRUTH. Men are not the enemy. Other women are. I've been around all types of women and many are horrible to other women.And I am one of those women who call out other women for their bad behavior and lies.
I love this movie so much lol it’s genuinely such a great commentary on mental health, gender roles, the negative effects of the patriarchy and what it would look like if it was reversed, what women go through/how a lot of men treat women, unrealistic societal expectations…. Genuinely such a good movie lol
I really wanted to see y'alls comment on the part where Barbie is giving that depressing speech and the voiceover says something about them choosing Margot for that role. That was funny 😂
Thanks for stading the obvious Nick, thank God you were there to explain it cuz omg Cory what the f*&¨% was worng with yah? Damn man, it's not that hard of a message to get. Anyways loved the movie and love Nick and Cory.
12:47 EXACTLY! I was thinking the same thing when i watched it. I love to see that you guys appreciate the idea of the movie. Because some guys find it even offensive for some (.. personal imo) reason.. Lov u so much, xoxo
There are middle school girls who participate in and have knowledge of society and it’s politics. If you are in certain areas of the country try there are a lot.
@@paulinegallagher7821 not true at all lol my brother recently graduated middle school and my sisters are leaving high school. These kids genuinely care
the fascist comment was weird to make seeing as we still live in a world where fascist ideology is spread and believed in, yet i wouldn’t expect two white men who clearly haven’t experienced the downsides of this VERY current problem to understand
Idk how it is in other countries, but here in Italy, when I was in middle school, like not even too long ago, I remember being really interested in matters like that, maybe because I'm autistic or an overthinker, but like many other fab in my class were full of thoughts about these things like me.
It’s not gonna be on streaming for a few months and even then every single reactor is gonna post their reactions to it. Atleast this way they’re the first
I think it's the other way around. Barbie dolls were first invented in Germany but under a different name. Then for some reason (I don't remember), she bought the idea/rights whatever and made her own company out of it, naming it after her daughter Barbara
i think the funniest thing is right before this video i was watching another nick and cory video ❤️ y’all make me crack tf up! i love your content and i hope you two guys have a wonderful day
No, that’s not the creators daughter it’s actually a costume creator/ designer and she’s won Oscar’s I can see the confusion but it’s not Ruth handlers daughter
LOL.. I'm glad you did paced ur shots out every time u heard Barbie. Other wise your both be on the floor of alcohol poisoning 15 mins into the movie LOL
i've been enjoying your videos recently and you guys seem nice and open, but definitely stuck in a bubble with some of the comments you made that made me feel off and invalidated as a woman who's experienced and realized sexism at a very young age haha. it made me quite uncomfortable, so i hope you guys learn more. protesting and talking about fascism is also still a very real thing especially in developing countries like ours. i was hoping for more serious commentary on some parts on top of the fun moments. hope you guys learn more along the way and i'm sure some comments on here have similar takes such as this.
this is where women and men should be equal in every day life, but also respect that that men and women are different at each sex brings something different
I'll go against the grain and say I understand where you're coming from with the 'women hate women' thing, it's not about violence, it's about judgemental expectations, different kind of hate. it's like that line of mean girls when they point out that the girls keep calling each other bitches and sluts
I agree. I didn’t take their comment to heart because it’s true to an extent. It was the type of comment that made me squint, but I moved on cause I know that they’re men and they just can’t understand what it’s like to be a women. The hate that comes from a man hurts, but it’s almost expected nowadays. In the age of Andrew Tate’s and Jordan Peterson’s, and the government (not to exclude the misogyny, sexism, and harassment we get from men as well). When a woman (or in my experience, a mean girl) is tearing down another woman, it’s another type of hurt. We should be supporting each other, but instead we’re tearing each other down within our own insecurities, jealousies, and being just judgmental. It’s different for everybody for sure, and I’m in the rare group of women who feel insecure around other women because 7/10 times I’ve been judged and treated poorly just because I have different interests from them.
20:47 I think with growing up skipper it was supposed to be ab out a teenage girls body suddenly changing, but either people felt uncomfortable by thinking about a young girl going through puberty, or people felt that it wasn't represented well. Earring Magic Ken was pulled for being more popular around gay men then young girls, Sugar Daddy Ken - either the name made them feel uncomfortable, or no-one read the box, because I'm pretty sure that the box explained that his dog's name was Sugar and that he was her daddy.
Ryan’s ken is an animated version of how men write women as side characters in movies, just hot ornaments that is there to be dumb and funny not taken seriously at all, so many men ik were mad and when I broke it down to them they were like ohhhh…I’m sorry
NO, no. It was supposed to show how we should not build our entire life around just being someone's partner, like most women do, but from a male pov.
@@victoradefuye4366 guess what? it can be both
@@emxne_ I know that. But I feel I lies towards my idea more.(I didn't know how to form this sentence without sounding like a jackass). I meant no as in, that is not how we should totally view it that way.
@@emxne_ it is both🥰
@@victoradefuye4366 your right but your just elaborating my point so don’t say no because often in those roles they make the women obsessed with their partner’s and not have any other character development then in their relationship🙃
Cory: “im gonna take a shot everytime they say Barbie”
Me: 😰
30 minutes into the movie is hospitalized for alcohol
The Elon Musk game would have been safer
I worried their health.
I wouldn’t have been able to keep up after the intro “hey Barbie” 🫠😵
for the entire duration of this video that lana del rey song that goes "you're just a man it's just what you do" was playing in the back of my mind
same with dua’s boys will be boys song
same
literally………..
a little context: Rhea Pearlman is playing Ruth Handler. Ruth Handler passed away in 2002. She did name Barbie after her daughter Barbara and Ken after her son and Alan after Barbara's husband. After they got divorced they changed it from Allen to Alan.
Oh that’s not awkward 💀 GAHA
Wait,so all this time we were thinking barbie & ken,it was barbie & allen,so barbie & ken🤮
If the comment section feels like they need to give clarification for the audience, then bad things happened in this video 😂
@@JulianaMcKenna I appreciate the Easter eggs.
i get where that “women hate women more than men do” point came from but it’s so very far from the truth
BULLCRAP. As someone who doesn't fit the normal standards of being a woman, I have seen the absolute worst in women all my life. Nasty, snide, back-stabbing, playing the victim, mean girls, two-faced, gossiping and stuck up. Men are not the enemy of women. Other women are.
most men don't hate women, but most women hate women....
We all build societal expectations for ourselves that are impossible to. as people it can be extremely depressing because our worth our mere existence has to fall in line with what society says
@@serronserron1320 absolutely, thats the way it has to be, otherwise the result is anarchy and chaos. No matter if its society, a country, a religion, a school or institution, there are rules. Without them half the world would be lost.
Fun fact from France : when the movie started being promoted in France, they literally translated the poster tags "She's everything./ He's just Ken." to french, but the thing is, Ken in french, aside from being the doll's name, is also a slang word that means to fuck, so all over the country, there were posters that basically read "She can do everything./ He's just about fucking." ("Elle peut tout faire/ Lui, c'est just Ken.") Which was VERY funny to see plastered absolutely everywhere, and kinda ended up unintentionally building even more hype about it because the complete translation fail made people talk about it even more here. (I like to think nobody in the french marketing team thought about it and the double entendre really just flew right over their head)
in Brazil, Ken sounds like "quem" which means "who", so the posters were like "She's everything. He's just who" (it wasnt written "quem" but the way we read it makes the exact sound) and that's funny cuz it kinda matches Ken's plot of discovering who he is
Anyone who starts a boring comment with 'fun fact', hell ANY comment with fun fact, does not deserve their comment to be read.
@paulinegallagher7821 fun fact: i'm very sorry you felt the need to comment that. Geez, are you okay? Where does the need to comment something like that for no other reason than to criticise something that doesn't have any impact on you or anyone ever comes from, do you reckon? Is it about needlessly trying to bring people down to feel better about yourself? Anyways, I hope you have a better time online than you did when you commented this and that you never come across any "fun fact" type of comment that might ruin your day and make you wish people didn't share stuff with others!
@@paulinegallagher7821You got too much free time on your hands huh
@@teddybear2418 Not really, no.
tbf, the majority of middle school girls in todays generation do care about what she was talking about and have experienced misogyny already at such a young age. because of the internet its just so accessible to them. also the movie is a 12+, its not meant for younger kids which is why it talks on such topics. love the reaction tho
Yeah, what 12 year old girl with a early developed body hasn't received a whistles or sexualized commentaries on the streets? I still remember my younger sister coming back home crying, and a younger cousin thinking it was a compliment and paying more attention on looks for men for a while... The "having your period makes you a woman!" doesn't help either
Also, respectfully, thank you Cory for your service in wearing that very loose tank.
LMAO IKRKKRKEK🥹
i was holding my breath so many times
Agreed ❤
@@MyvIsLove2gurlll💀😭😭
I was so distracted by Nick’s pits and feet the whole time, and the very short shorts . God bless him
Some of us have cared about the impacts of sexism since we were five years old. It’s called being a woman. having to worry about sexism Also makes us worry about other things Everything is connected. Kids are smart.
women are far more sexist than men
Babes no 5 year old know what sexism is all they want is their Barbie 💀
@@Shejejjenwn_02 I remember not being allowed to stay out at certain times in comparison to my boy friends. I wasn’t allowed to play basketball with the boys because of “me being slow” or “I’m not fast enough”. I didn’t wanna be a girl because if I was a boy they probably would’ve let me play. I remember wishing I was a boy at 5.
@@Shejejjenwn_02"you run like a girl" "you kick like a girl"
ok, and? men deal with sexism too, grow up and deal with it not just complain.
“She doesn’t have a vagina she can’t pee” uhmm we gonna need some anatomy lessons there lmao
Ahahaha, yes, i noticed that too🤣🤣🧐
Barbie have no holes down there at all.
@@DIEGOSHAY no holes anywhere - her cups were always empty for a reason
I’ve been laughing at that for a minute
True bur at the same time I don’t think that she pee or if she does is different than we do first because she does not have holes second because in barbie land doesn’t exist liquid
I think you guys just surround urself with nice level headed men bc from where I’m from the men definitely hate women more 😭
And they kill women more too..
Probably coz as a women we do hate men more😭😭
Oh yeah. I'm surprised they want us to think in their entire bro lives they've never once heard someone say negative or inappropriate things about women. It defies belief. It's not possible
Definitely, and some men are just good at hiding it
I mean, I was once told by a guy that me being fat is a "dealbreaker", and I had a male classmate do both fat- and skinny-shaming
Ppl are cruel. In my high school experience fat guys got way more hate and less attention from the girls than fat girls.
ask women if a guy being short is a dealbreaker. 99% will say yes, yet guys can do nothing about their height, but women can do everything about their weight,
Secondly you'll find more men willing to date a fat girl than you will girls willing to date a short guy.
@@GTA_6_Clips Yeah, which is also shitty? I was commenting on something Nick and Cory were saying, not starting a debate.
@@biblicallyunhinged a lot more shitty. Thats great, I was commenting on how women ignore double standards, especially when it's usually more unfair towards men.
@@GTA_6_ClipsI love how superficial stuff like height means men have it worse. As if men haven't been telling us they prefer bigger boobs, then sexualizing women with big boobs forever. Or expressing distaste for post-childbirth bodies. Or sexualizing us the second we hit puberty. Or SAing us for EXISTING in a female body.
Yeah, men have it worse. 🙄
i love the final scene, because barbie said early in the movie she doesnt have a vagina and then by the end as a human we are all expecting shes about to get a job, but its actually her first time at the gynecologist, because now she has a vagina 😂
Yeeess, i really liked it too. Like she is so proud for having a vagina in the end. Also the scene has a good message for young women to feel comfortable and free to go to gynecologist, because we all know that it can be really nerve-racking. ❤️ But we should all stay safe! 💋
I perceived that scene to be like going in to get a vagina because she hadn't one.🤔
Why would she get one out of nowhere?
@@idatrn4466she chose to be human, which is why she now has a vagina
@@idatrn4466she became human.
@@idatrn4466well, she became a human. So she quite literally got one out of nowhere. If you can suspend belief that Barbies and Kens exist in a utopian (..or dystopian??) world alongside humans, why is this so hard to wrap your head around lol
There’s a very important line when the barbies retake Barbieland, where yhe narrator said that maybe someday Ken will have as much influence in Barbieland as women do in the real world which is SUCH A HARD-HITTER. Ouch.
You have to understand that Barbieland is just the fantasyland of little girls. Of course the main characters there will be women. And that’s as it should be. Girls should get to be the main characters in their own dreams, for heaven’s sake. Especially since, as Barbie found out, the real world is much more restricted. The experience she had entering the Real World, getting objectified, really reminded me of what it was like to go through puberty. Just horrifying to go from being seen as a child to being ogled by grown men within a few short years. Extremely traumatic.
So the first half of the film, kinda plays out like we, as kids used to play Barbie. That is why the shower isnt pouring water or why she walks on the water, etc. It was actually pretty hilarious to see because it is literally how I used to play. Also I can say that almost all children in this theatre did not really understood anything and got bored halfway through, while the parents and young adults actually loved it, as did I. So I wouldnt necessarily say that this film is for children, as most just dont understand the message yet.
It's pg13 people who took young kids were just dumb
Uhm…. No lmao those are all things that come from patriarchy at the end. Those are literally things men have been telling women since the beginning of time.
I didn’t understand the end either on my first watch, but now I realize that the ending where she goes to the gyno was well thought about in my opinion.. because after such a serious movie it allows for the movie to end on lighthearted comedic relief, while simultaneously making the decision to NOT have her go to any job interview because then she would’ve been seen as (for example) Doctor Barbie if she wanted to become a doctor. She became human, acquired a vagina, and also acquired CHOICE which is a hugggeee topic for the women of today, the fact that she wasn’t at a job symbolized that she’s just a living woman now, but with that she’s she has the world at her disposal, like the vision of Barbie dolls themselves.. women can do anything they set their mind to because they have opportunity even though this world makes it hard… so yeah, incredibly serious topics subtlety hinted at through the much more palatable taste of good comedic relief.
And the fact that she's so excited about it when it's just not ever a pleasant experience. lol.
Choice is a huge topic for women of today? In Iran, maybe.
The idea to take shots while hearing Barbie was a bad one😭🤣🤣
I think women hating on women is a rare occasion. Like 1 out of a billion chance. Men hate on women a significant amount more. I can guarantee you that a women is more forgiving on men's looks than men on women's looks. Saying that "women hate women more" is kind of ignorant when women experience more hate and degrading from men. A "man" (more like boy) negatively commented on how I look like I'm 30 (I'm 17) because I said how someone dating a 18 year looked (and is) almost 30. All the women replied to him defending me. I've never been told by a women that I look like I'm 30 or should lose weight to look prettier. I've been complemented on multiple occasions. I've also had a man comment on one of my TikTok videos (which I deleted) hating on me for my looks. So in regard of all I've just said no, men are more hateful towards women than women themselves. I'm not one of the best looking people, I can say that, so when I see all these beautiful women ( who are literally so stunning, keep doing what you're doing girly) with cute guys, I'm so afraid that I won't get a boyfriend because of how I look. But, maybe that's just me.
no fr bc I feel like everyone is always saying women are against each other but its such an old stereotype that doesn't even apply to the majority. some men don't even realize women are people with their own thoughts and experiences until their 40's.
@@alisonraines2042 it's a way for some men(not nick and cory, ik they mean well and are dope) to make the women fight with each other and forget about what they did to us. That is why some of them bring back those old stereotypes about women hating each other. To distract from the actual issue
BULLCRAP. As someone who doesn't fit the normal standards of being a woman, I have seen the absolute worst in women all my life. Nasty, snide, back-stabbing, playing the victim, mean girls, two-faced, gossiping and stuck up. Men are not the enemy of women. Other women are.
It's also something to note that women hating on women is also an effect of patriarchy, and therefore also something that helps it's dominant status. "Men hate on women so I, a woman, also have to hate women and myself. Or differenciate myself from other women by acting like a male and so be a little more accepted in society". Nowdays it's luckly way less common because of the advance of feminist theories, movements and so on - but still exists of course
Just remember the movie. You don't define your Self by a boyfriend or girlfriend opinion. Just yours
Two alpha males??? *cutely pulls out a screenshot of Cory wearing a 'beta male' shirt*
Pinocchio 100% becomes a real boy in most versions of the story, Corey. That being said, it's good that you got the overall message of the movie even if there were some points that you missed.
Do they know what a gynecologist is 😃
Julie is literally a barbie missed opportunity to have her in this vid😭😭
They broke up :(
@@jennac4899 wait how do you know??? They still have each other on their social media and not too long ago brandon had a vlog with them in it as a couple (nick guessing who was julie by touch)
@@valentinafangirlingDev’s new podcast episode. If you watch all the way through it’s filled with hints of their breakup
@@jennac4899what? really?!😭
they're really watching barbie in 144p i cant lmfaoooo at least theyre both in tank tops showing off their arms
I'm not talking about you, but certain people who say this movie is about hating men or anti-motherhood either didn't get it or have not seen it. It's a commentary about how women are viewed as less than in the real world yes. But the message is not that women are superior to men, it's that we're equal and each have a purpose. Barbie doesn't just exist to look good and Ken doesn't just exist to be by Barbie's side. They are worthy of happiness and love as individuals.
And America Ferrera's character specifically says that it's okay to "just" be a mum. You don't have to have a career or choose between a career and being a mum. Plus the pregnant Barbie was a real Barbie that was discontinued because people thought the idea of it was funny seeing as she didn't have a vagina.
Speaking of, the ending with her going to the gynecologist, now that she has a vagina, is actually genius.
I was shocked to see the thumbnail because i didnt think themovie was HD online yet, so i skipped through the video just to see first whether they got a good copy and when I saw it was the cam version i literally burst out laughing! This movie was so good to see in cinemas but putting on a CAM version to react too is SO REAL. Most of us would be afraid to admit that we do this sometimes too hahahaha, that was a good laugh. cant wait to see the reaction
the site looks like its on f2movies too hahaha
Ariana what are you doing here
@@arnoldbarrettohuh
I'm honestly surprised they got it past copyright since the movies not out digitally this seems like its kinda signalling to UA-cam and Warner bros that they pirated their movie. Ballsy move.
I think it's so stupid. It's coming to streaming literally next week, they could have waited instead of making this shitty video
As soon as Cory said he was gonna take a shot everytime "Barbie" was said - I KNEW it was gonna get hectic lmao!
20:35 yes they were all real dolls that the company dropped and had to discontinue due to controversy
Not necessarily controversies. People love to dramatise the whole situation, but back then 90% of Barbies was replaced after a year of selling them. This is also why so many weird ones were discontinued back then, as they just were popping them out like fresh bread - trying new things, to hopefully crack the jackbot with some of them.
@@mjm3091 well no they were controversies loll no one wanted their kids playing with a pregnant doll or a doll that grew boobs or a sugar daddy ken bc adults know what a sugar daddy is and a cam girl so they caused controversies, I get what you mean but those dolls were pulled bc of angry parents do your research on them bc that’s what I’m talking about not the toy market in general🤨
After she tells her to feel and life flashes I had to cry lol lowkey looked like you two wanted to cry afterwards also 😂 took my guy friends and my bf to go see it and they loved it haha real men watch Barbie and genuinely enjoy it
Barbie just wants to feel and be part of the real world🥲
This was a+++ fav quotes were:
"She wants to be a human, Is this a coming of age story for kids?"
"Oh no she wants a purpose, that's the true journey of depression"
The fact that y’all are watching this on a free website is sending me lmao
10:16 this is a 13+ movie people who don’t realize take their children in at their own risk it’s more for adolescents to adults and at that more adults
"i think women hate women more than men do" true to a certain point, but i feel like nick and cory dont have an accurate perception of it because they're good men, unlike most.
Mhmm, i agree
plus women hating women is, yet again, a symptom of patriarchy and internalized misogyny that originates from toxic *_male_* viewpoints.
women hate women because men made they think they have to compete with each other
Ok how about ME? I'm a woman and that is the absolute TRUTH. Men are not the enemy. Other women are. I've been around all types of women and many are horrible to other women.And I am one of those women who call out other women for their bad behavior and lies.
We don't have a societal "women beating women up" and "women killing women problem" so I would disagree. Men hate women the most.
White men calling themselves alpha always get me😂😂 that's a good one
I love this movie so much lol it’s genuinely such a great commentary on mental health, gender roles, the negative effects of the patriarchy and what it would look like if it was reversed, what women go through/how a lot of men treat women, unrealistic societal expectations…. Genuinely such a good movie lol
This is the video I never knew I needed.
"What are these middle schooler f***ing doing, go play with dirt" 😂😂 this was gold
I’ve never heard someone be called a pickle with such intensity. Immediate sub 😂
lmfaooo😂
you'll love these guys 😂
I really wanted to see y'alls comment on the part where Barbie is giving that depressing speech and the voiceover says something about them choosing Margot for that role. That was funny 😂
My God, you're underestimating middleschool girls 🙈
I assume you don't have kids that age. 😅
Thanks for watching it with us!
YOU’RE JUST A MAN ITS JUST WHAT U DOOO
She's going to see a gynecologist because she has genitals, now. That was the joke.
Thanks for stading the obvious Nick, thank God you were there to explain it cuz omg Cory what the f*&¨% was worng with yah? Damn man, it's not that hard of a message to get. Anyways loved the movie and love Nick and Cory.
I spit out my chocolate milk when you called Corey a pickle 😂
hahaha I was looking for this comment
A big point of the movie is one is not their girlfriend, boyfriend or their job. I think that’s why she wasn’t going for a job interview at the end.
I've BEEEEEN waiting for this
I'm certainly an Alan, those boys who as a child identified more by playing with girls than boys. Who thought the boys boring and the girls cool
Okay but the quality of the movie 😂
i also love that they didn’t notice that the guy from sex education is also in this “i have no power i a women?”
12:47 EXACTLY! I was thinking the same thing when i watched it. I love to see that you guys appreciate the idea of the movie. Because some guys find it even offensive for some (.. personal imo) reason..
Lov u so much, xoxo
pinocchio did become a real boy at the end of his story
There are middle school girls who participate in and have knowledge of society and it’s politics. If you are in certain areas of the country try there are a lot.
imma just say a lot of today's youth are pretty into social issues
Only the trendy issues, they dont give a shite really.
@@paulinegallagher7821 not true at all lol my brother recently graduated middle school and my sisters are leaving high school. These kids genuinely care
Lolol Nick getting angy and calling Cory a pickle 😂😂
I commend you for watching. But I have to say. Only one of you got the message. I honestly wish you would have done it sober.
Not quite sure they would have even understood the message sober. Lol
the fascist comment was weird to make seeing as we still live in a world where fascist ideology is spread and believed in, yet i wouldn’t expect two white men who clearly haven’t experienced the downsides of this VERY current problem to understand
Sounds like a you problem. Where do you live bc I don’t experience whatever it is you do.
@@chupachuuups706 no where you YOU live? everywhere in the western world has people spreading fascist ideas believe it or not
@@taskhn please provide examples
@@chupachuuups706then good for you, cause it happens a lot just cause you haven’t experienced it doesn’t mean it doesn’t happen
Idk how it is in other countries, but here in Italy, when I was in middle school, like not even too long ago, I remember being really interested in matters like that, maybe because I'm autistic or an overthinker, but like many other fab in my class were full of thoughts about these things like me.
they are just idiots
"how long did this take? he just overtook the entire world?!" ..yeah pretty much just like in our society, it happens mad fast
Allan is the unwanted unpopular doll from the 60’s and he’s the best character lol
Y’all really should’ve just waited for it to be on streaming lmaoooo
It’s not gonna be on streaming for a few months and even then every single reactor is gonna post their reactions to it. Atleast this way they’re the first
Rohit sharma in the end😂😂😂
It’s an illegal cam print from india for suree
Loved you guys review. It was hilarious.
The fact that the Barbie business woman/creator and CEO of Mattel named her children Barbara and Kenneth haha that’s awesome
I think it's the other way around. Barbie dolls were first invented in Germany but under a different name. Then for some reason (I don't remember), she bought the idea/rights whatever and made her own company out of it, naming it after her daughter Barbara
Yeah, she didn't name her kids Barbara and Kenneth after the dolls, she named the dolls after her kids.
You drinking everytime they say Barbie is giving when my dad was my age and did a drinking game to the smurfs, they drank everytime they said smurf
There's an end scene! Waaaaaaay at the end of the credits, there's a few ad libs & outtakes added. It goes on for a few minutes and is pretty funny
Cory: I would buy Sugar Daddy Ken.” 😂😂
Congrats to Nick for getting the plot right away btw #100
This movie is so absolutely brilliant.
i think the funniest thing is right before this video i was watching another nick and cory video ❤️ y’all make me crack tf up! i love your content and i hope you two guys have a wonderful day
Not the bootleg 360p cam footage.
The fact that soooo many people in the comments don't get that the title is a joke🤣
this movie is coming to HBO Max in like a week guys, you could've waited
The ending was a great twist.
I feel like i'm an Alan.
Men talk too much.
The older lady barbie sat next to in the real world was the original inspiration of the first barbie! Her mom made it!
No, that’s not the creators daughter it’s actually a costume creator/ designer and she’s won Oscar’s I can see the confusion but it’s not Ruth handlers daughter
I love when the title calls y’all alpha males 😂
Look, I think we all learned what fascism is in highschool, didn't we? Couse yk... is basic history knowledge
LOL.. I'm glad you did paced ur shots out every time u heard Barbie. Other wise your both be on the floor of alcohol poisoning 15 mins into the movie LOL
"do you know what this reminds me of?"
"barbie?" 😂😂
i've been enjoying your videos recently and you guys seem nice and open, but definitely stuck in a bubble with some of the comments you made that made me feel off and invalidated as a woman who's experienced and realized sexism at a very young age haha. it made me quite uncomfortable, so i hope you guys learn more. protesting and talking about fascism is also still a very real thing especially in developing countries like ours. i was hoping for more serious commentary on some parts on top of the fun moments. hope you guys learn more along the way and i'm sure some comments on here have similar takes such as this.
this is where women and men should be equal in every day life, but also respect that that men and women are different at each sex brings something different
I AM anxiety/panic attack Barbie! 🤣🤣
watching this while getting laser to distract myself from the pain🩷
This movie is actually SO GOOD
Not y’all watching Barbie on 123movies 😂 I love it🎉
Barbenheimer’s amazing, both 9/9
I wish that they made a more serious movie to talk about such a serious issue instead of a movie about toys
No such thing as an "alpha male", sorry to burst your bubble lol.
I love you guys
I'll go against the grain and say I understand where you're coming from with the 'women hate women' thing, it's not about violence, it's about judgemental expectations, different kind of hate. it's like that line of mean girls when they point out that the girls keep calling each other bitches and sluts
some women definitely do hate women but definitely not anymore than men do
I agree. I didn’t take their comment to heart because it’s true to an extent. It was the type of comment that made me squint, but I moved on cause I know that they’re men and they just can’t understand what it’s like to be a women.
The hate that comes from a man hurts, but it’s almost expected nowadays. In the age of Andrew Tate’s and Jordan Peterson’s, and the government (not to exclude the misogyny, sexism, and harassment we get from men as well).
When a woman (or in my experience, a mean girl) is tearing down another woman, it’s another type of hurt. We should be supporting each other, but instead we’re tearing each other down within our own insecurities, jealousies, and being just judgmental. It’s different for everybody for sure, and I’m in the rare group of women who feel insecure around other women because 7/10 times I’ve been judged and treated poorly just because I have different interests from them.
yall need to watch red white and royal blue!!!
apparently its coming out next week 🙌🙌🙌
This movie has 3 Sex Education actors. Maeve, Eric, and Adam.
Neither one of these guys are Alpha Males
Watch red White & royal blue
this movie was so good
20:47 I think with growing up skipper it was supposed to be ab out a teenage girls body suddenly changing, but either people felt uncomfortable by thinking about a young girl going through puberty, or people felt that it wasn't represented well.
Earring Magic Ken was pulled for being more popular around gay men then young girls, Sugar Daddy Ken - either the name made them feel uncomfortable, or no-one read the box, because I'm pretty sure that the box explained that his dog's name was Sugar and that he was her daddy.
Saw in theatre was truly awesome! 🍿
Y’all neeeeeedddd to watch “Red white and royal blueeee it’s soooo good.