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I regret that I allowed myself to be swept up by the Barbie hype.

I'm sure it will resonate with the ladies.

Gents, you can wait 'til it streams.

It's just not nearly as clever as I'd hoping it'd be. Yes, I was fully expecting a message, but not one that would be hammered onto our heads.

Zero subtlety and a deficiency of real wit.

There was a moment in the film that held promise, re: Ken and the subject of masculinity, but it was squandered.

This film is very fortunate for the Barbenheimer phenomenon, because I'm not sure word of mouth could have served it as well.

I love me a chick flick - just not this one.

Slow, quiet, deep, powerful - and beautiful.

Yes, it's available for streaming now - but try your best to see it on the big screen first.

My throat is still squoze shut.

Neil Armstrong had emotions, and space capsules are claustrophobic.

Two days after seeing First Man, that's about all that has remained with me.

When Chazelle wanted it to be, the cinematography was obviously at times beautiful - but not necessarily groundbreaking.

This isn't the awards magnet we were told it was.