We’ve already seen ‘Barbie’, and we tell you what to expect (without ‘spoilers’) from Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling’s film

When Barbie’s perfect, ideal world begins to unravel, It’s time for the protagonist (Margot Robbie) to go out into the real world to find answers to her new concerns.like the thought of dying, why your feet have become flat, or why you’re starting to get cellulite!

NaturallyBarbie can’t leave Barbieland without a big and colorful farewell party where her friends, the other Barbies and Kens wish her friend well (as always). But her Ken, the one designed for the stereotypical Barbie played by Ryan Gosling, won’t let her go without him. He doesn’t understand life or its purpose without accompanying Barbie.

But that journey, which at least in the official trailer looks like a journey of self-discovery for Barbie, it will also be a transition for Ken, who will become comfortable with the male dominance and power of reality.an unlikely circumstance in Barbieland, where they are the queens. Ken doesn’t even have his own house, Mattel never designed it for him.

At that point in the story, the movie directed by Greta Gerwin (little women) raises issues such as the position of women in the face of patriarchywith the help of two fictional characters who, little by little, begin to discover the pieces of that system.

In addition, The character of America Ferrera allows Gerwin to contrast the perfect image of Barbie with that of a real working wife and mother which is definitely not under Mattel’s wrist.

For those who played with Barbie in their childhood, The opening scene takes them right back to every item in their dream home, even the smallest ones, like the way Barbie’s fake food looked when you opened the fridge and carton of milk!

The big surprise arrives with the group of Kens (who, like the toys, have been overshadowed by Barbie) and its multiple choral scenes (dances, fights and conversations) which allows us to take a peek into that world of the male toy that we know at the end of the movie can be more than just an accessory for Barbie. Is kenough!