London’s Leicester Square packed as cinema fans celebrate ‘Barbenheimer’ release
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00:33 We've literally just come out from seeing Barbie and oh my gosh, my makeup is not running luckily, but I was crying.
00:42 It definitely wasn't what I expected. I knew it would be great because it's Greta Gerwig, but I didn't know it would be, as we were saying, we didn't know how deep it would be.
00:50 It's very playful but also very serious at the same time, like it's a good combination of the pair of them, so yeah.
00:56 I've heard about that also.
00:58 I don't currently have plans, but I saw an interview with Cillian Murphy saying that he was going to go and watch Barbie, which made me want to go watch Oppenheimer, so maybe, maybe.
01:08 I probably will, I just don't know how quickly I'm going to go see it, but I am curious to see if it's good. I mean, I think it's going to be good.
01:15 Honestly, I don't expect it to be really intense or serious. It just wants to be something that I think will be really light-hearted, like me and my sister have a picture of us playing Barbies and we want to take a picture in front of it then as well.
01:28 The movie, the message that I got is that in Barbieland is Barbie rules, which is good as well, but they try to feed men as well, you know, like how do you find yourself as well? Who are you as a man and who are we as women?