Barbie is now a $1 billion movie.
sequel seems all but inevitable at this point, although it will have to wait until the conclusion of the Hollywood strikes before work can even begin on a screenplay. Whether Gerwig, Margot Robbie, or Ryan Gosling would want to make a sequel remains to be seen.
would seem to be a guaranteed hit, Gerwig’s film was certainly not a cookie cutter story about a beautiful woman named Barbie, or a doll that magically comes to life. Instead, she used the iconography of to make a movie that celebrated the dolls’ history while also satirizing some of its stranger moments . That was a risk — but clearly it paid off.These movies debuted in theaters on the same day, giving cinephiles a tough choice of which to watch first.
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