@JoeyMagidsen joined in praising "Barbie," tweeting, "Barbie might be my favorite film of the year so far. Ryan Gosling deserves the Oscar for an all-timer of a comedic supporting turn, while Margot Robbie brings out the humanity in the doll. Greta Gerwig imbues this with impeccable social commentary." @daveleedwnundr, meanwhile, invoked classic Hollywood in his tweet: "Hollywood was built on big, bombastic, flamboyant, explosive movies with stunning visuals, hammy performances, pastichè, punch, pizzaz. #BarbieMovie throws back to the MGM musical, Busby Berkeley, Technicolor Epics. It epitomizes the movie-going experience. It's literal cinema."
Similarly, @Julien_Frost compared "Barbie" to two radically different concepts, saying, "The #BarbieMovie is everything the other movies are just Ken. Barbie is the absurd lovechild of Judith Butler and a Muppet film, it's a blast, go watch it." @wildaboutfilm kept it simple and heartfelt, just writing, "Equal parts hilarious, introspective, meta, & tender, Barbie is a genuine success from every angle. The most I've laughed in a theater in years, maybe ever, but the heart and soul of the movie will linger longer than any one joke. Gerwig is 3/3." @dinotaur, however, knows this movie will be divisive, and isn't upset about it at all: "To confirm: Having seen the movie, I very much remain a Barbie Girl. It is so clever and detailed and pointed – and it's thought of all the jokes and criticisms you could possibly make already. Some people are going to HATE it (and I can't wait)."
