Barbenheimer-Hype: American culture on display

[Watchmen]

.it is, after all, just a cartoon...based on a toy...

It is so much more (and it’s not a cartoon).

 

[Watchmen]

I guess I'm less of a Barbie fan. The interplay of pop culture and "Too Much Pink Energy" is about as inviting as a picture of Norman Rockwell awash in Pepto Bismol.

Even if it goes deeper than that and has very serious things to say?

 

[Quagmire]

As with most other movies, I'll wait for them to show up on Amazon prime for free and then watch them when I don't have anything better to do.

 

[Jayhawker Soule]

I guess I'm less of a Barbie fan. The interplay of pop culture and "Too Much Pink Energy" is about as inviting as a picture of Norman Rockwell awash in Pepto Bismol.

Even if it goes deeper than that and has very serious things to say?

Deeper than Pepto Bismol?

 

[Shadow Wolf]

It is depressing that bombs and materialism are ao cherished in American society.

 

[F1fan]

I went to see Oppenheimer on Saturday but they wouldn’t sell us tickets because I accidentally wore a pink shirt. Let that be a lesson to you guys, check dress codes.

 

[Augustus]

Not massively fussed myself, but A versus B for entertainment purposes goes back to time immemorial. Gladiators or charioteers or olympians or whatever.

Some you care about, others you don’t. Don’t really see a reason to be depressed about it.

 

[Mock Turtle]

I think I know enough about Oppenheimer and the Bomb so as not to be that interested and I'm too old to be interested in dolls or any feminist aspect using such to target us poor males. Aqua said it so much better probably too.

It seems some parents are unaware of what the Barbie movie is about and are outraged.

 

[Revoltingest]

I went to see Oppenheimer on Saturday but they wouldn’t sell us tickets because I accidentally wore a pink shirt. Let that be a lesson to you guys, check dress codes.

Who bans pink shirts?

 

[metis]

I'd really like to see "Oppenheimer" as I've read so much about him over the years, but my sciatica keeps me from sitting for 3 hours. Back in the early 60's I read Truman's memoirs, especially focusing on his decision to have the atomic bombs dropped, and I was appalled!