Kenergy and Barbie-Mania are definitely contagious.
The Big Picture Barbie has made a historic amount of money at the global box office in its first five days of release. The film is about to cross the $500 million mark at the box office and, thanks to rave reviews, it has become a pop culture event film. So many moviegoers have expressed their Barbie love online, but apparently the dreamhouse party didn’t stop when people left the theater. Due to Barbie-Mania, the animated series Barbie: Life in the Dreamhouse has entered Netflix’s Top 10.
The series, which debuted in 2012, ran for eight seasons and 83 episodes. Like the early parts of the Barbie movie, each episode followed Barbie, Ken, and their Barbieland friends as they lived their best pink-filled lives around the famous dreamhouse. While this was a Netflix series aimed at the brand’s actual target audience…kids, that hasn’t stopped adults everywhere from expressing their massive amount of Kenergy toward the show. These results may mean it’s time for another Barbie series.
Barbie Was an Emotional Event Film The reason why the Barbie movie worked so well, besides the fact that Greta Gerwig, Margot Robbie, and Ryan Gosling are national treasures, is that this was a surprisingly emotional coming-of-age love letter. Not just for Barbie and the countless women that played with her, but for Ken and all the men who wanted to join in on all the Barbie fun.
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