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8.5/10 this movie absolutely is a guilty pleasure of mine, I could watch it 10 times and not get tired of it

9/10 ok but the wolf....and the fox.......

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7.5/10? 8.5 if you ignore the "fan service"?

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5.5/10 for the movie itself, 7.5/10 for the visuals in 3d imax

6/10 for the movie, 8/10 for the animation

4/10 for the movie, 8/10 for the character cage plays

3/10 for the movie, 8/10 as a hate watch

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4/10 for the movie but 7/10 for the cool costumes and setting

6.5? 7? idk with this one my adhd still took over

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5/10, still love cage as an old vampire though

5/10, really good start but completely flops the ending

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5/10 for the movie but 8 just for tilda swinton

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4/10 This movie really didn't take with me, it just felt like this product for millennial moms that attempts to be a feminist movie in the lamest way possible. There is no subtext, nothing implied, it lays out things straight out on the table as if the audience has no comprehension skills. it mentions issues about the brand and toy but does nothing to fix or excuse anything. It's probably the foremost modern example of diluting feminist ideals to fit into a corporate product with nothing actually interesting or new to say at all, and the fact everybody likes it makes me feel stupid for not liking it? Based on what everyone was saying I expected it to go beyond the 2010s wave of disney feminism, but it didn't, it just doubled down on it. That scene where they "cure" the barbies of the patriarchy by listing off some of the most basic feminist thoughts just felt like it was treating me as an idiot. Which might be the point? This movie was clearly just made to sell more barbies and it worked extremely well so maybe that's why? Not to mention how cis and hetero centric this whole movie is? it feels like a huge oversight or a very conscious restriction put on by mattel The one moment that was slightly interesting was the ending with the billie eilish song but the song says more than the actual movie and in a better way. Also by that point it had lost me so it didn't have any impact. The whole experience genuinely made me sad The only redeeming factor was michael cera but he's there in like 2 scenes

5/10, the ending made me dislike the rest of the movie

5/10 I wish I had enjoyed it but it was too all over the place for me to get anything out of it

3/10 but worth it for the scenes where they squeeze ketchup all over eachother

5/10 loved this movie as a kid, still has some parts w some pretty colors

5/10 only because adhd prevented me from enjoying it as much as I wished

5/10 absolutely unhinged movie, haven't seen anything else like it, perfectly encapsulates a very specific movement of its era

3/10, kinda fun to watch with people but still very slow I fell asleep in the middle of it

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3/10 not for me

1/10 fuck this movie