BARBENHEIMER Pitch Meeting Reaction! | Ryan George
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- Опубликовано: 16 июн 2024
- Join us as we watch Ryan George's breakdown on both Barbie and Oppenheimer, the Barbenheimer critique.
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Oppenheimer is directed by Christopher Nolan (The Dark Knight) and it stars Cillian Murphy (A Quiet Place Part II), Emily Blunt (Edge of Tomorrow), Robert Downey Jr (Iron Man), Matt Damon (The Bourne Identity) & Florence Pugh (Black Widow).
Barbie is directed by Greta Gerwig (Little Women) & it stars Margot Robbie (Harley Quinn: Birds of Prey), Ryan Gosling (Blade Runner 2049), Will Ferrell (Elf), Simu Lu (Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings), Micheal Cera (Scott Pilgrim vs. the World), Kate McKinnon (Ghostbusters (2016)), America Ferra (How to Train Your Dragon), Kingsley Ben-Adir (Secret Invasion), Issa Rae (Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse) & Ariana Greenblatt (65).
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Jaby's reaction: 🤣
Steph's reaction: 😐
The feminist in her was raging😂😂😂😂😂
"Women. ☕🗿"
@@ezekieltete6584 Why?
@@ezekieltete6584 sticks and stones may break my bones
@@ezekieltete6584it's almost like mocking the one movie to ever tackle the subject of patriarchy without pretending it doesn't exist isn't exactly funny to her. And her point was right on. Movies with themes are constantly repeating the theme.
The two completely different reactions in this video is contextually amazing hahah
Yesssss
Fun facts: Barbie's toy was made in Japan and first used in USA while Oppenheimer's toy was made in USA and first used in Japan
They both launched in Japan.
omg!!! not cool LOL LOL
Oooff... I laughed and then realized I'm dead inside
Bruh 😂
And this is why everything is made in China now. Thanks a lot Oppenheimer
She didn't like the Barbie patriarchy message part 😂😂🤣🤣🤣
Damn Steph is so immune to laughing in this video while Ryan George is just ticking JABY’s laughter box a lot 😂.
Steph is a Feminist, one of the more level headed ones but still a Feminist, critiquing the central feminist message in Barbie that she wholeheartedly agrees with is going to easily needle her, as it did in this video. 🤷
Women have poor to no sense of humour in my experience.
@@navtektvthe thing is it wasn't even that harsh of a criticism, ryan was just calling it what it is, and even that annoyed her
Nobody critiqued the message, just the repetitive and heavy-handed way in which it was delivered. @@navtektv
Steph got serious after that Barbie joke.😂
maybe she didn't got the message
Steph wasn't feeling it after RG pointed out the message thing 😂
Steph was having none of it lmao. It was as funny as the actual pitch meeting .
Steph was SO not ready to laugh about barbie.... "every movie with a message..." c'mon now. we all know the difference between having a message and beating the audience over the head with it.
Plus you’re suppose to be subtle about it but that takes talent to write.
Request to all Men and Women out there fighting for this Barbie movie... Come On, Grow Up and Open your Mind... Can't you see that this movie is filled with another Propoganda from West/Hollywood... It's a Propoganda to get to see a fight between Men and Women, Masculinity Vs. Feminie.. like Masculinity and Feminie Are Not Gender Related... Both Men And Women Have Masculinity and Feminie At Same Time... They just want to divide Men and Women and their friendship/relationship... Some Men and Some Women can sense that in the movie and can't identify the Propoganda and when they try to say anything, they get trolled... The point is they (West/Hollywood/Fake Feminist) want to see, "Men vs. Women Fight"... Not, "Men And Women Fight Together to Solve The Problem"... in the name of, "Patriarchy Vs. Matriarchy"... They showed the Problem like, "Rape", "Abuse", "Slave", "Inequality" Things Men doing to Women in a Patriarchy System... And The Solution is the it's Opposite, "Matriarchy" system... Like, Come on.. Don't you think these problems will stiil be there in Matriarchy system.. It will be Opposite, Women doing to Men... It will be a cycle thing... Patriarchy then Matriarchy then Patriarchy... And Problem will be there... They didn't show how to fight with Men and Women Together... They Just Show That, If Patriarchy Gone and Matriarchy Begins, Then Problems will be solved...But, No... Problems will be there but Gender Role will be Opposite... They should show that both Men and Women Together Fight with the problem... You don't know, that Men also suffer from all these problems in a Patriarchy System.. but the number is less than Women... And again Women will also suffer from all these problems in a Matriarchy System too... Most Kids Are watching this movie and what they will get that, "All Problems Root is All Men".. and they will grow up with this Mindset... So, To Both Men And Women... Don't Get Sucked Into Propoganda and "STOP FIGHTING BETWEEN US AND LET'S BREAK THE CYCLE OF PATRIARCHY VERSUS MATRIARCHY SYSTEM AND LET'S FIGHT ALL THESE PROBLEM TOGETHER"... "Men🤝Women"...
@@gtav000 yeah. it would be a good ending if they shown that problems will only solve if both men and women work together equally. but again, what can we expect from feminists.
@@Yashone you know what.. they can make a best Propoganda movie that divide us and cross 1 billion but can't make a movie that shows our humanity or love story that unite us...
@@Metal.combat Not really. Writing has diversity and they all have different audiences. Some of it is age related, but other is style preference.
Ryan combining these films into one Pitch Meeting was brilliant! I don't know how he could have made a funny Pitch Meeting for each of them individually.
I think the guy’s talented enough to pull it off if he put his mind to it, but bc of the whole Barbenheimer phenomena, it made sense to mash them together?
@@Vulcanerd Ryan's made a few dull Pitch Meetings like "The Rings of Power".
@@theawesomeman9821 Hah, thanks for the warning. Guess I'll be skipping that one, though... I'm one of these weirdos that liked RoP...
She was not happy with Jaby's laugh. That was her Goodfellas Joe Pesci moment, "Funny How, What's funny about it" 😤😤😤 🤣
Fun Fact: This isn't the first time a Christopher Nolan film was released the same day as another "chick-flick"-style movie. The Dark Knight and Mamma Mia! both released on July 18, 2008.
@xCinePals-sf7dd no u
Steph seems hardcore feminist.. she couldnt even take the slightest roast on barbie..
I still don't get the message of Barbie.
The Ken's were oppressed and when they wanted to take power, they got greedy and started to oppress the Barbie's the same way. And in the end the Barbie's outsmarted them and took back power and said "We still gonna oppress you, but a little less"
Like wtf, I thought the movie wants to empower women, but in the end the message was "Yeah women should have some responsibilities in society, but not to high up and not to many, don't be silly."
I don’t think it’s meant to be taken to seriously
Exactly. Barbie hates patriarchy yet she wants to re-establish matriarchy in Barbie world.
It's a literally reflection to how women are treated though. Flip the genders and that still exists. How many endless conversations are then about women getting too much power and they need to be put down or at least contained.
The Kens were never 'oppressed' by the Barbies, at least not nearly to the same extent to what the Kens did later on. It was just that one specific Ken felt insecure because his feelings towards Barbie weren't being reciprocated. Later on, when he's exposed to stereotypically 'manly' stuff, he decides to lean into that kind of thing as it would help him feel more secure. However, this then results in oppression of the Barbies; where they literally get brainwashed and treated like servants, something that never did never and does happen to the Kens. The movie makes it clear that the oppression by the Kens is NOT the root problem, it's just a symptom of the problem; that being Ken's insecurity. By the end of the movie, Barbie grows by learning to acknowledge how Ken feels towards her, instead of just ignoring him, while Ken learns to be secure in himself without being oppressive and without needing to receive reciprocation from the Barbie he was interested in. That character arc he goes through is what makes this movie equally as empowering to men as it is to women. As a straight man, that's exactly how I felt.
Also, I have no idea where you got the idea that the movie said women "shouldn't be too high up in society".
@jacobwansle the Ken's literally didn't have houses
Well, I don't know where Steph is coming from, but the message in Barbie was pretty damn hard on the nose, hammer on the head, and everything. I liked the movie a lot but I cannot defend the argument that the delivery of the message was balanced, at all.
Ya, not balanced at all lol. I 100% felt like what Ryan described while watching. Very much hit over the head lol I had 2 women sitting behind me and felt VERY conscious of that fact during those parts of the movie and even thought "should I just leave now? I don't think I'm welcome here..."
It wasn't balanced in any shape or form. It was entirely one sided all the way. "Men bad, women good" is the summary of the movie. I cannot image the level of self hate a man would have to have to like such a movie.
@@lawlietriver8869 I mean I thought the message was fine. I didn't have a problem with the message. But the delivery was too spoon fed
She did NOT look like she was on board with any kind of critique of the Barbie movie.
The reason why i would excuse Barbie for doing as what many men like you say "hitting hard on the message" is because before Barbie we didnt have a full fledged out film doing such. Sure there are movies that explore this topic, but not to the extent of this movie. Although I can honestly say that sometimes a drastic hammer on the head messaging is needed.
The outro to this pitch meeting was the best...and you skipped it...
He nailed the patriarchy issue I had in Barbie.
Steph's reaction 💀🤣
You can tell Ryan is right when you get such a salty reaction. Hits a nerve because it's true
Exactly. Feminists don't want to accept the truth
Or maybe she hit a nerve with you because what she's saying is actually true.
@LordJapos it's a general observation about pitch meeting reactions, not anyone in particular. It's hardly the first time and this was mild compared to how angry others get at Ryan
@@clockstomper fair enough
@@LordJaposNah, she’s definitely salty.
Steph was NOT feeling that totally legitimate criticism 😅
Lmao i made the same comment that barbie was an amazing movie that couldve used a tad bit more subtlety in the messaging and my girl had the same exact face as steph. Might just be a guy/girl thing on that one 🤣
Its more of a feminist thing.
Not really, I'm a girl and I think Rayan nailed the message issue perfectly 👌It was indeed TOO MUCH... It wasn't balanced well at all, imo.
@@user-fv2jg3kg4mI’m cringing from how much I used to be like this, it’s so silly. Watch the film, laugh your a*se off, and tell me the same thing again. This is not a movie that attempts to hide its messages, but portrays them rather brilliantly, because these messages are important and need to be discussed in the mainstream. Does it have imperfections? Sure. Messaging is not one of them. Conservative women do not dictate feminism, nor good writing. This film could not have been made better than this was though, and I hope enough people see the value in it to realise how great it is. This is not a performative film, I urge you to at least watch it before you render judgement, I promise you’ll have a good time.
I had a blast watching the movie. But, that having been said, the message of the movie was pretty ham fisted and over the top. It's a good message, it needs to be explored more. But when your message is delivered with, to quote the Joker, "All the subtlety of a napalm enema." you're going to lose some people in the process. I was the only man in a completely full theatre, it was an absolutely awesome time, never once felt uncomfortable. By and large I agree with everything the movie was trying to say. Just maybe next time a movie is written on the topic, it would benefit from showing the nuances instead of telling the nuances, you know?
@@user-fv2jg3kg4m …don’t comment on it then? Reviews don’t really mean all that much, even if they are informative, which the one you described doesn’t seem to be.
Someone got triggered during this reaction 🤣
Yeah lol. Achara so much better
Why does the girl to Jabys left look like she just took everything Ryan George parodied personally? It’s not that deep, the movie was beating everyone over the head with a certain message, anyone with a brain could see that
Barbie is like a 60/100 for me oppenheimer is like a 95/100
?@xCinePals-sf7dd
Barbie 5/100 for me. I mean the set designs for the beginning and casting for Barbie were pretty good...
Yep, that's all I've got.
Barbie's messaging was as "well balanced" as a sledgehammer.
Literally😂
Yes, I was kinda wondering, which movie she watched ... and I quite liked the Barbie movie, until they literally just plainly stated that the patriarchy is bad for like the fifth time.
Hahahah
Been waiting for this one
Ryan George is probably the best RUclips personality, period. We watch everything he makes & just look at any reaction video, the joy he brings. Look how Steph & Jabs face light up when Ryan appears. 😊😂💙
this was such a great pitch meeting!!!
The Ryan variants' color coded shirts were on point for this meeting.
Society lately is so used to the rhetoric that men are awful, that if you make a movie where 99% of the men are either idiots or evil, and 99% of the women are super amazing, it is looked at as normal and balanced.
Exactly!! For some reason, male bashing is never sexist.
Perhaps it's not the messaging that men are awful, but that a lot of awful stuff in the world is caused by men trying to be 'men.' So asking for the idea of what it means to be 'men' needing to evolve and not necessarily that men themselves should cease existing.
Steph loving Barbie more is in itself an answer. Love how the contrast to Anthony’s reaction and Steph.
Did you guys know patriarchy = bad?! 🤯
No, it's not good.
no you got it twisted it i'm pretty sure it is bad
Yes i do but do you believe that?
Masaka...
No, Patriarchy = horses 😂
Well...jaby found this to be pretty damn funny.
Yes because it was indeed very funny
As a real ryangeorger *does the secret Ryan fans handshake*
Bcoz it is funny
steph agrees with barbie message. Men = bad.
U can clearly see it in her body language.
100% correct. Her silence was loud and clear.
"Well balanced". Holy crap, no just no
This video is officially one of my favorites😂
Ryan George did an impressive job playing these three characters. I'm curious who he was reacting to when he was a character not speaking.
When people ask me what I thought about barbenheimer, I say mission impossible was AMAAAZING...
@xCinePals-sf7dd 🤗🤗🤗😍😍😍😍 Jaby replied to my comment... 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
Itniiii khushiiiiiii..... Itniiiiiiii khushi
I thought they were setting up a joke about how they go back to the natural order in Barbieland = a dystopic nightmare for any Ken who wants to exist outside the gaze of a Barbie.
The inner feminist was so raging. And he's laughing his ass off. Love it 😂😂😂😂
I'm 100% sure that a patriarchy that actively oppresses women would absolutely just let a movie directly calling it out and displaying it in a negative light come out with no issue whatsoever. Totally logical thing that patriarchy would do to ensure it stays in place.
I mean, patriarchy is not the same as fascism/media repression on a wide scale.
What about anti-capitalist movies? We obviously live in a capitalist system yet a lot of anti-capitalist movies are produced. More generally, those that make art, including movies, have tended to be significantly more progressive than the society they live in.
@@progressivepogona8855I mean in all fairness during the Cold War making an anti-capitalist movie would absolutely get you on a watchlist.
@@mr.stuffdoer8483 During the Cold War openly supporting most progressive causes would get you on a watchlist as those were often seen as signs of being a communist. Even just being an atheist could get you on certain watchlists.
Christopher Nolan is the GOAT. The first one to successfully set up a cinematic universe of historical events characters.
I have never been more excited ever in my life hearing John F Kennedy name dropped in a movie or in life. It's like that after credits one in Iron Man about the avenger initiative. Fking bonker!
Love yall's content. I'm aching for Injustice 2 story lol. Do you have it in mind?
The patriarchy message was so on-the-nose that some people interpreted it as satire.
I did feel that the Kens were treated very badly in fact to the point where they didn’t even have a home or wasn’t even given a place in the Barbie Government when one of them asked if they can at least have one seat and they were told no, but you can work as a janitor on your way up. And throughout the whole time can just wanted Barbie’s in which she literally dogged him throughout the entire film
Yep. No extreme is good, not patriarchy and not matriarchy. That was the point of the movie.
@@Nikolaj11 right this guys just said the entire point of the movie what the kens went through is exactly how the patriarchy treated women and in a lot circumstances and countires treats woman still today
@@Deathwink1 I haven't seen the movie, but reading the summary it doesn't look like the Kens actually get equality at the end though? I understand the satire, but surely the end should be true equality for both the Kens and Barbies? Why have them both fight and the resolution being Barbies are still on top? If the Barbies realised 'oh... we're just like the men in the real world. We're just like Mattel. We need to let the men have a seat at the table just like us.' that would make sense.
@@OrderOfMagnitude1 yeah that's the point they get a little equality and they say eventually they will get full equality just like how the patriarchy treats women
@@Nikolaj11 no it wasn't. One extreme is portrayed as the real world and a true representation of what the real world is like. The other is portrayed as a feminist utopia, that is being destroyed by toxic masculinity and is reverted back to status quo at the end.
This is not a movie about balance, it's simply a "men = bad" narrative.
Bro the movies made out of Oppenheimers Pov....and what type of effects did America faced ? 😂 Dude forgot the bomb was dropped to Japan
There is a part where the air got polluted with the nuclear radiation when they tested the bomb during the manhattan project, That said and i agree with you that the film is made on oppenheimer's pov but it would've been great if they brought that up in the movie.
I also it was kind of poetic or shakespearian that a people decided to hurt other people also end up hurting their side as well.
@@rahulb752 What? American citizens vote to invade and rape Iraq, Afghanistan, Vietnam, Libya, Korea, yemen, Palestine, etc... and then end up losing a meagre percentage of people on duty in the worst case and that's "hurting their side"? Bullshit -- it's just collateral, like how citizens and children where drone bombed "by mistake" or kids getting burnt alive and their oesophagus destroyed by orange. Then capitalist liberals cry about lack of gay rights in war-torn countries.
Greta is trying to say through her movie that men have all the power in the real world and that only men are board members of Mattel and therefore control Barbie. When in reality, half of Mattel's board members are female and the longest running CEO in Mattel's history was female. At least be accurate with your message
…she isn’t really trying to say that though. This is exactly the problem with people who think the film should’ve been more subtle but still don’t get the point it was trying to make. The real world was purely exaggerated, and Will Farrell spurning corporate interest for the company’s vision is the most unrealistic thing in the entire movie. This is such a clever film, and the entire Mattel part was f*cking hilarious. It doesn’t show men as monsters, it merely shows that the current paradigm is made to serve men, and sweeps real problems under the rug in favour of performative activism.
@@theperson8539
It obviously isn’t a clever film, throughout she says one thing and shows the opposite and presents scenes that can be interpreted as both for and against the same thing.
In parts it inadvertently satirises modern feminism and then accepts the unfounded presuppositions of modern feminism without question.
I’ve never seen a film that dedicated so much of its runtime to the messaging be so lacking of a coherent message.
If you watch some of the press interviews Gerwig has done, especially the ones with Robbie, she struggles to produce a logically sound sentence at points because she doesn’t even know what she’s trying to say and Robbie sometimes disagrees, at least in part, with the stuff she comes out with, which isn’t great when the director can’t properly communicate to the lead actress what the film means.
At the most generous I can say it was an attempt to make a clever movie, but it ultimately fails in the execution.
@@KLOC2812 I disagree. I feel like a message like this could only be depicted in this manner. The threshold for acceptance is the existence of a patriarchal system under which we live, if you disagree with that fact, you definitely will not enjoy this film. Although, the cleverness of neither Barbie nor Ken having genitals, renders their differences superficial, the ending representing the actual nature of female rights in the west, was so brilliant that I can't imagine anyone not understanding the persistence of patriarchy. The more I think about it, the more I'm impressed, this was such a wonderful film, and so clever.
Request to all Men and Women out there fighting for this Barbie movie... Come On, Grow Up and Open your Mind... Can't you see that this movie is filled with another Propoganda from West/Hollywood... It's a Propoganda to get to see a fight between Men and Women, Masculinity Vs. Feminie.. like Masculinity and Feminie Are Not Gender Related... Both Men And Women Have Masculinity and Feminie At Same Time... They just want to divide Men and Women and their friendship/relationship... Some Men and Some Women can sense that in the movie and can't identify the Propoganda and when they try to say anything, they get trolled... The point is they (West/Hollywood/Fake Feminist) want to see, "Men vs. Women Fight"... Not, "Men And Women Fight Together to Solve The Problem"... in the name of, "Patriarchy Vs. Matriarchy"... They showed the Problem like, "Rape", "Abuse", "Slave", "Inequality" Things Men doing to Women in a Patriarchy System... And The Solution is the it's Opposite, "Matriarchy" system... Like, Come on.. Don't you think these problems will stiil be there in Matriarchy system.. It will be Opposite, Women doing to Men... It will be a cycle thing... Patriarchy then Matriarchy then Patriarchy... And Problem will be there... They didn't show how to fight with Men and Women Together... They Just Show That, If Patriarchy Gone and Matriarchy Begins, Then Problems will be solved...But, No... Problems will be there but Gender Role will be Opposite... They should show that both Men and Women Together Fight with the problem... You don't know, that Men also suffer from all these problems in a Patriarchy System.. but the number is less than Women... And again Women will also suffer from all these problems in a Matriarchy System too... Most Kids Are watching this movie and what they will get that, "All Problems Root is All Men".. and they will grow up with this Mindset... So, To Both Men And Women... Don't Get Sucked Into Propoganda and "STOP FIGHTING BETWEEN US AND LET'S BREAK THE CYCLE OF PATRIARCHY VERSUS MATRIARCHY SYSTEM AND LET'S FIGHT ALL THESE PROBLEM TOGETHER"... "Men🤝Women"...
@@gtav000If you're going to leave this ridiculous comment multiple times on this thread, at least learn how to spell "propaganda." It's not that difficult.
Guess im the only person that didnt like the barbei movie😅
Nah, there’s plenty of others. Politics and messages aside, it really just isn’t a good movie.
personally i have never walked away from a theater with such Meh feeling before. so i don't think i will ever rewatch it :)
Hell i guess Im the only person you couldnt pay to watch it in the first place. I dont get it.
Love that Oppenheimer fan service!
In real life, five of the 12 members of the Mattel corporate board are female. The old boys club the movie rails against hasn't existed for decades.
My reaction to this Pitch Meeting was pretty much the same as Jaby's... 😂 I just love it! It was hilarious and all those issues were on point, imo. I don't really get Steph's reaction tbh 🤨 I'm a girl and I think Rayan nailed the message issue perfectly 👌 I agree that the message is important but it was indeed TOO MUCH in the movie. It wasn't balanced well at all, imo.
I disagree, this comment section is a good example, there are far too many morons who don’t get the point.
@@Sunny-sc5vq …jesus Christ. Is that what you take from this film? It literally shows that that the differences between Ken and Barbie are superficial, and that Barbie world has the same issues as the real world, because it spurns equality for a systemic hierarchy that treats Kens as trophy wives with less value than the dream house. It literally ends with the Kens being offered limited rights in Barbie society, exactly like women are in the real world. The problem is so obviously highlighted as a factor in flawed power systems, how insecure do you have to be to feel attacked by that?
@@Sunny-sc5vq In the west? Well, women are losing their rights to bodily autonomy in America, women specific issues are largely shot down by wider communities that focus on more generalised/convenient problems. Socially, they lack power or wealth that are largely held by men to this day, and most women that come into any degree of ‘real’ power outside of decidedly left-wing institutions are conservative puppets more misogynistic than a rich white man with a belt for a hand.
In the rest of the world, where do I begin? Legal rights not granted, liberties and autonomy as barebones as it gets, and the pervasive threat of violence and other intrusions of security should any conflict break out. Not to mention, human trafficking, forceful sterilisation, and other insane and disturbing practices well over a billion women are subjected on an unfathomably regular basis.
Is that enough?
@@theperson8539 Women have equal rights in the real world though. What we fail in is societal practice, not official lawmaking. Barbie embraced inequality at the end by officially giving Kens limited rights. Only a child would not be able to see the difference, which is alright because this movie is for children. But that makes it less deep and more problematic like a lot of old children's movies.
@@gopalarora9997 No, it does the opposite, because it gives them as many rights as women initially got. They naturally had trouble getting jobs, this was just a more straightforward way of showing that. Please get off your self-indulgent high horse, women’s issues do not lessen who you are as a person, so get your head out of your arse and embrace reality and real problems for once. Otherwise, you’ll look back on this when you are older and regret the silly things you’ve said (I sincerely hope you are young, and it isn’t too late for you).
“What part tickled you such…” LMAO. Oh Steph. We still love you
I feel like achara Kirk would be laughing her ass off alongside jaby on this one
Jaby, WHEN ARE WE GETTING THE INJUSTICE 2 REACTIONS?
& Guys don't forget: - patriarchy is bad 😮
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Ofcourse you did Steph cause patriarchy! 🤣
Oppenheimer was based on the book American Prometheus. The entire film was in IMAX, with the color sections representing Oppenheimer's POV. Nolan was able to have black and white IMAX film stock created specifically to represent objective (non-Oppenheimer) POVs
That's why the Strauss sections are in b+w.
Absolutely agree with jaby on the Imax aspect ratio thing.. The movie would have been just fine if shot on 70mm standard film.
I saw the imax digital version and widescreen version of the movie and found widescreen more coherent.
I can see how steph didn't like this pitch meeting 😂😂
One thing that took me out of the movie was when Barbie and Ken first got to the real world and was walking down the beach path, a random dude just smacks her butt out of nowhere. She turns around punches him in the face and Ken just stands there like a useless tool. That just would not happen, No guy just smacks a random woman's butt while she's with her man and the man don't do anything. Yes Barbie turned around and punches the guy in the face... but like if you wanna show a woman's strength while at the same time painting certain men as jerks they're better ways to do so. There is no need to show the worst personality traits of men and at the same time making other men, good men look useless. I took my nephew to see this movie and I also wanna show my nephew that it's a Good Thing to stand up for Women. So when You make Ken look useless in a situation like that it doesn't resignate with men like me. Specially men that's trying to teach Young Boys the right way to treat Women and the right way to stand up for Women, it just doesn't work, At the end of the day if that Really happened it would be a straight up brawl. If i was walking down the street with my lady and a random guy smacks Her butt that dude is Losing the hand he did it with. I'm breaking all his Fingers. That kind of scene just throws me off cause I cant relate to that and then I gotta explain to my nephew that this doesn't happen, It is an extreme portrayal of the worst kind of men and I agree with Jaby, The message was a bit too drilling. Other than that the movie was ok it is what it is. I did not enjoy Will Ferrell at all in this movie. But whoever the set director was deserves an award because Barbie world was Gorgeous. Thanks for the video yall.
The ken in the movie were useless tools or just an accessory to barbie.
@@triggerfairy4070 I get it sure... But for Ken to just stand there while Barbie gets assaulted, accessory or not its not cool.. Cause no men i know would allow that.
Do you not recognise juxtaposition? The idea that the roles for traditional men and women are switched in barbie world? What would you do if someone randomly grabbed your a*se?
I swear… there are so many idiots in this world, I don’t even blame you, the media is a production facility for your type… the set design was phenomenal.
@@triggerfairy4070Yeah, they represent the concept of a trophy wife… and the Kens being a literal accessory to the barbie doll, less important than even the dream house.
@@gamersthumbs4673I don’t know what bubble you live in, but try applying a different perspective for a second. Barbie instinctively punched him in the face, what would you do if your arse was grabbed?
Sadly, AMC might be filing for bankruptcy. In SF, 2 of the biggest theaters closed, and if AMC shuts down, only a few independent theaters are left.
Finally 🎉
I don’t know how y’all missed the Cocaine Bear Pitch Meeting! Hopefully you’ll swing back around to it in one of your reactions
Jaby reaction:😂
Steph entire reaction:😐
Probably off target but I Super love Steph’s shirt!
Steph was clearly not impressed with this one lol
Something like this happened before which was Doom eternal and Animal Crossing: New Horizons
Steph looking nice with those rose tinted glasses
Please do some reactions to Red Vs Blue
Steph's face while Jaby was talking about Barbie is every girl listening to guys complain about Barbie's messaging 😂😂😂😂😂
Did u get all the quantum mechanics theory.
Maybe I've got this wrong but are we going with 'the Patriarchy' is BAD but 'the Barbie-archy' (which in this film is the female equivalent) is OK...OOOOH KAAAY! 🤔🤯😱
I'm not but that is what the movie's saying.
@@Sunny-sc5vq I'm not sure why you felt the need to preach to me when we appear to be on the same page regarding the movie's 'message.' There's a lot a victimhood and hypocrisy in modern feminism and that's all I was pointing out yet you still felt the need to point the same thing out to me but in a far more long-winded manner...cheers 😊👍
@@Sunny-sc5vq I agree with the second part of your comment about Jaby starting the youtube channel and Steph just sort of appearing and becoming famous and all that. But you really didn't need to write the first part about her twerking and instagram pics and all. I seriously urge you to delete that part of your comment otherwise any woman who reads your comment will just stop reading after that part, call you an incel and leave to the victimhood meeting of women.
for me, have not seen oppenheimer yet. but for Barbie, i just thought it has an odd pace. it was a lot more telling than showing.
we see the trailer of barbie floating down from her house, and i immediately understood why. it's cause girls just float them down like that. but in the movie, helen mirren narrates it to us as it's happening. and she is basically telling us things, which we could just SEE instead. they also show this vague montage of amarica ferrera being sad, but you don't know why and we never get to know why. it's all just telling us instead of showing. the daughter suddenly has a change of heart and we never SEE why. barbie realize all these things but it's only through dialogue. we never see her experience things that would let us us into her experience. i mean even barbie and ken rollerblading she says she feels undertones of violence, but it's just something she says. there is nothing showing us why she would feel that way. i also didn't like how barbie was a dumb blonde - but then also really smart and got to show emotional growth and make really big adult decisions - whilst nothing in kens arc ever showed him as anything more than an upset child. even as he cries in the end it's made for laughs. why does she get to mature and he doesn't?
it had odd pacing and a lot of jokes didn't land for me.
this movie is such a matel market machine and it's hard to look past that. it truly felt more like a product with a political message rather than just a fun movie.
Yea couldve used a bit more subtlety but im not hating on the filmmakers. These are the times we live in and thats how entertainers put butts in seats. Cant have a woke message without going extreme otherwise you just get hated on twitter by conservatives AND liberals 🤣 The movie makers said we want a woke movie so they did a little fan service to the left and crucified the right who was basically represented by the kens. If this movie was realistic and showed that both sides have to mature, i can guarantee you the ratings would get cut in half. Our country / contemporary culture is so divided that you gotta be left or right, there is no middle anymore.
political message = treating woman fairly lol
@@Deathwink1 I don't think most people have an issue with that message. I think the issue that some people might have is that the movie is suggesting that they are not being treated fairly in the current era. what do you think?
@@asadyousafzai937 bro America just revoked abortion last year and is pretty much forcing women to give birth against their will you now have majority of America having the same abortion laws as a dictatorship like Saudi Arabia. Also we aren't just talking about America bro in many countries around the world woman are treated as second citizen.
@@elcrucius woke movie = it has black person, women issue, or LGBTQ issues. Basically just say you hate these people instead of hiding behind the moniker of wokeness buddy
OptenBarber works too.
i always talk like Ryan George character whenever i watch his video, its fun.
It is called the Ryan effect I decided.
Wowwowowow…wow
Steph's lipstick is gorgeous!
So did Stephen quit after this video?
She hasn’t been in a video since so maybe 😂
Fun fact: The character Kravik lost even more of his menace in Secret Invasion after I watched Barbie.
Gravik
It's honestly hilarious how so many people gave _The Barbie Movie_ crap for it's strong feminist message, even though it doesn't take away from how creative and fun it is, while no one cares what a rightfully negative light _Oppenheimer_ paint America in. Despite how different they are, it's pretty fitting that these released on the same day.
Pretty wild.
Agreed
Painting America in a negative light is like painting a black wall, black.
@@TheRealBillix Agreed.... Why would anyone care that the U.S. is painted in a negative light? Truth is truth.
the 3 hour run time of oppenheimer made me drop it. my zoomer tiktok brain cant cope
Both films are really well made, got good reviews and were very well marketed. This resulted in people wanting to see both movies in the theater.
Crazy, huh?
I also think the double feature memes and hype started due to the contrasting tones of the movies, the irony of going to a very serious movie followed by a goofy one
That was the PLOT of barbie. Why would the main plot be subtle?
The real question is: WHY was that the plot of a movie about a toy doll for little girls? Why wasn't it a simple, positive movie made to appeal to THEM instead of adults?...or whatever passes for adults these days.
@@synical13 i think because the movie wasn't just for little girls
@@ishittashinde6671 Aside from the set design, it wasn't for little girls at all. There's no way I would have taken my kids to see this movie.
The plot was Stereotypical Barbie noticing changes, trying to find the reason, travelling to the real world, meeting that one depressed lady and realizing Barbie's influence on the world wasn't that great (while Ken realized that there are worlds where men are actually allowed to make decisions and reacting to that bit of information in the worst way possible). That's the plot.
"Patriarchy = bad" is a message. And just like Ryan points out in his pitch meeting, 99.9 % of the film's viewers completely agree with the message. So why explicitly state it 5+ times? It's poor writing.
I still mostly liked the film, by the way.
Steph is just SALTY today😂
Oh no, the movie FOR KIDS had less than subtle messaging?!
Was it for kids though?
The Barbie movie wasn't for kids though..
@@TheRealGSmithit’s fucking pg-13. That’s for kids
@@mr.stuffdoer8483 It's for teenagers. And I've seen amazing writing for much younger audiences. Then again, you're probably just trying to stirr some shit.
Would be too patriarchy (bad) to think that she was on those days of the month? 🥺😂 jk it's not the first time she reacts like that, Achara was more annoying when she had those moments tbf 😅
Them together is proof not everyone should be on a RUclips channel. Achara looks confused most of the time and Braw is usually mega salty.
I love Jaby
Damn, Steph didn't think this was funny. Very telling and disappointing
You just can't get most of the shots in 70mm without abandoning many modern techniques. 70mm cameras are huge and incredibly noisy, you need to either shoot from a long distance or record audio separately (which never comes out well with any reliability). They would have had to either develop all new cameras or completely relearned how to do cinematography. Obviously redeveloping a new camera would have either been extremely expensive or just too bad compared to the old ones. Same with entirety relearning.
I love you Steph Sabraw🤗🙃
Cool 😊😊😊
No one would ever think a reaction video of a reaction to a movie would be a promotion. Cmon guys…. 🤦🏻♂️
I find it hilariously pathetic that every comment you post on this channel is some form of hate towards Jaby and his friends.
I will never understand why someone would willingly go out of their way to watch someone they dislike.
Jake Paul is a loathsome individual, but I wouldn’t be caught dead watching or commenting on his content. It’s simply a waste of energy to dedicate that much time towards hatred.
@@someonesomething2951 do me a favor? Don’t talk about things you don’t understand. Thanks!
Without Patriarchy, you get Nazis and Communism, then the woman in this video, and the makers of the Barbie movie will have something to complain about. The only thing standing in the way is good strong men, unfortunately there seems to be less of those around today
Where in the movie did it attack men 🤔
Well, the Kens were treated rather badly, but I interpreted that as irony (also, it's true. There is no body-positive Ken, no president Ken, just "beach" Ken). But yes, I didn't see the movie actually attacking men either. Just the patriarchy, which is a bad system for sure.
the fact that you are sincerely asking this question says so much about the contemporary female perspective. watch the movie again and flip the genders. then maybe youll realize that every single man in the movie is portrayed as a bumbling, worthless, idiotic child.
Whatever Jaby said about Oppenheimer movie might be right only for him, not cause it's his criticism, his opinion on the movie, but because he's not talking about the movie even at all. He wishes some aftermath events were shown in the film, so it can be a definitive history lesson to the posterity, and the audience, so technically it's not a criticism to the movie, it's a qualm he has, something like 'wish' that completely boils down to creative choices of a filmmaker. Well, Oppenheimer is not a documentary, it's an Oppenheimer cinema that is utterly surrendered to his character. If you have this script where you're dealing with affairs (Communist accusation, senate, other things - all of which are personal to him) that are in the film outside Oppenheimer, including a snippet of 'fallout on American people' would come off as a liability to the film, and that's not how you can make this 'specific' film work, and extraordinary. I can see the likes of Jaby if that fallout had been included in the film, they would have said 'it's unnecessary, and then accuse of run-time.' In my standpoint, everybody knows about the fallout, it's well-known occurence, meaning including that in film is no needed, therefore there's absolutely no need to show that when my film only catered to the psyche of Oppenheimer. For me, rather than that fallout snippet, I'd prefer the ending of the film which is much more impactful, profound, and daunting that can be 'timeless' regardless of any era, implying the bleak state of distant future, that's what makes films 'classic.'
Perhaps you are very familiar with it. It's not taught as part of our curriculum here. A lot of people are not familiar with it. And it is very much criticism of the film as it's based on real events. The film was very concerned with consequences and often these conversations talk about what we did to Japan. I can't recall a single instance where Hiroshima and Nagasaki was being talked about and an "and also what the tests did to Americans" comes up. If anything, we are WAY MORE familiar with the damage done to Japan.
@@CinePals I mean sure from your stance, it's a fair point, and I understand your criticism. Actually I didn't know about any of that health fallout on American people, until a bunch of people start criticizing about it all over social media, and news channels upon seeing Oppenheimer that it completely brushed off that fact post Trinity Test. I thought, oh I guess that's a big episode, naturally assumed people were upset cause Nolan didn't show that in the film. And now you casually talking about it basically suggests that it's a well-know thing among US, or I don't know I can't speak for you, I could be wrong as you said y'll more aware with what former America did to Japan. But, be that as it may, If I were a filmmaker, I would have done pretty much same thing in my script considering how much I have covered in the film, and other affairs that Oppenheimer had to confront (which I reckon might not be that known to people), so I'd prefer tackling with lesser known things over things that is more known, cause that's the point of my film, 'to show things that you don't know.' Although sure not everyone would be on the same page, and that's how human perspective works, but I'm with Nolan on this. Anyhow, I didn't expect a response from you on this, that's bit surprising to me. I may have constructed my sentences in my previous comment that may come off as bitter, which isn't at all, cause I'm from India, and not native to English. Peace :) ✌️
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Do the soul pitch meeting it funny
Barbie takes a very left wing approach tho, men = bad
Does it though?
Steph was very salty about the massage point. I don't agree with her though.
wrong second person for this😬
Hey Steph, that's not the spider pig