Have you heard? There’s a new Barbie movie coming, and it’s not what you might expect. Warner Bros. Pictures has released the latest trailer and it promises a fun ride with our favorite characters Barbie and Ken, played by Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling.
The new movie takes us into the picture-perfect world of Barbie Land, where everything is always sunny and everyone’s always happy. But Barbie starts to wonder if there’s more to life. At a dance party, she asks a big question that gets everyone thinking: “Do you guys ever think about dying?”
This gets her thinking and another Barbie, played by funny lady Kate McKinnon, suggests she travel to the real world to discover “the truth about the universe.” So, Barbie and Ken pack their bags and head off on an epic journey to find out what life with humans is really like, the good and the bad.
Things get wild when the big boss of Mattel, played by Will Ferrell, wants to capture Barbie and Ken and bring them back home. Plus, Barbie lands in hot water when she stands up to a man who’s bothering her on the street.
Ryan Gosling, who plays Ken, spoke about his role with PEOPLE, joking about how his new look as Ken broke the internet. He said he’s been having a blast making this movie and can’t wait for everyone to see it.
This is the third trailer that’s been released for the movie. The first one was back in December and had some cool narration from Helen Mirren. The second one came out in April and showed Ken trying to sneakily join Barbie’s adventure without her knowing.
There’s a whole lot of famous faces in the movie, including America Ferrera, Michael Cera, Ariana Greenblatt, Issa Rae, and a bunch more. And the person who’s in charge of it all is Greta Gerwig, who directed films like ‘Little Women’ and ‘Lady Bird.’
‘Barbie’ is set to come out in theaters on July 21, so make sure to mark your calendars! This is one movie you won’t want to miss.
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