I really daily run Barbie are qualified to be. They missed the whole point of Barbie! She's supposed to be fun to play with! And the thing is she was perfect what's wrong with playing with the perfect little doll? She had plenty of black fans in the early 60s! In the 80 she was cute too but it's these two thousands Barbie dolls that look weird, and then we get to meet the people behind it. People who are offended by growing up Etc. You know, the name of the documentaries tiny shoulders but they spend more time talking about her thigh gap. I'm actually offended by the plus size doll and I look similar to that plus size doll. Is this her face is so ugly! What was wrong with regular Barbie in the first place I think she's perfect and I ain't look more like the real Barbie than the Plus Size Barbie! Is so ridiculous and that plus size doll doesn't have any cute clothes I mean they're vaguely cute which is a problem that plus-size people have. In real life Barbie doesn't have that problem. The people who run Barbie currently just really overthink things to the point where it's no longer fun
It also shows the company purposely getting low-ball publicity for Barbie which is kind of sad but I guess they needed to do it. Another painfully obvious thing is it the original creator of Barbie at the secret sauce and so did the second head of Barbie in the 1980s she did a really good job and make Mattel billionaires. They really need to take lessons from the previous CEOs and owners and creators of Barbie she doesn't need to be changed anymore we like her being very pretty and beautiful. We like her big breasts why take them away? In fact that's what the owner the original CEO said, none of the men thought that the dog will be successful because she had breast but when they sold out instantly by women. She also went on to make silicone breast which is actually very interesting and shows how powerful she is! Very happy for her and proud of her she's a very creative woman. Now, if we can only get this new generation that get up on that.
For the most part it's just feels like another publicity stunt. It seems like Mattel sponsored it or something like that I guess the documentary tried but not until the very end to be a documentary more like a reality show