You don't have to like Barbie to get this movie. But this is not for kids, it will be over their heads and they'll most likely be bored. Although visually its fun. But I would suggest no one under maybe 14.
If your kid is like 7 and under they'll probably be super bored. This isn't like the mountain of direct to video Barbie movies - this one covers more grown up themes that little kids wouldn't understand or resonate with. When I saw it, a family brought a group of toddlers that were bored out of their skulls the entire time.
Not a kids movie. There's a lot of times a 'kids' subjects are written for adults but there is still a lot of kid appeal. This really is a kids subject that is totally written for adults and geared for adults.
How old? My sister took my 9 year old nephew the other week and I think they both enjoyed it.
Napoleon looks great. Can’t remember if it is being released before or after the cut off for the Oscars.
We saw lots of pink two weekends ago when we were at the theater for a Gran Turismo pre-screening. Lots of ladies in groups still, all in pink.
Looks like they have till December 31, Napoleon is coming out November 22.
I think 10 or 11 and older would be fine to see it, but they might find the second half boring. 13 and up would probably enjoy it.
I get motion sickness in Imax movies or I totally would.
Saw it 5 days ago with 4 of my sisters (family reunion, rainy day). It was enjoyable for what it was. I don’t think anyone in my family ever played with Barbie dolls.Ah, someone else on this thread who still hasn't had a chance to see the movie yet but has been planning to.
I did get there the day after my post, and thought it was really good!Ah, someone else on this thread who still hasn't had a chance to see the movie yet but has been planning to.
The Emmy Awards are being delayed to January-ish, as of right now. (The Oscars show was delayed during COVID. I think the nominations and voting deadline were delayed too.)
While some movies should open for the Christmas holiday season as they are seasonal, the movies hoping to be an Oscar contender may want to wait to be able to promote them, have the stars talk about what they did to prepare for the roles, etc., and ride on the momentum of the box office opening weekend numbers.
