Also, there’s a pink-heart rating system because of course there is. Rudy somehow managed to find a handful I hadn't yet seen.
A fun time out movie#
I lost track of how many Barbie brand collaborations this movie spawned sometime last month. I further suggest reading it in the voice of The Man Who Came To Dinner’s Monty Wooley. If you'd like to read a gleeful takedown of the Barbie movie, may I recommend noted hater and contrarian Armond White? He’s always worth a few laughs. Check out Chloe’s piece on it here.ĭud of the Week: Greta Gerwig's #Barbie is a no-fun dispatch from today's gender-wars. That’s why artist and color troll Stuart Semple is liberating it with his own dayglo hue, Pinkie. Mattel’s stranglehold on Pantone 219 C-Barbie Pink-is 100% real. (FWIW, every piece of studio IP is very much branded content) So what better way to celebrate the Greta Gerwig satire than with some Barbie-centric links?Įveryone felt pretty stoked for the Barbie movie from the get-go, especially when folks got their first taste of what it might entail when, in the trailer, Barbie gleefully asks, “Do you guys ever think about dying?” Even I couldn't muster up that much pessimism.īut let’s indulge your inner cynic anyway! Vice has a piece up with a marketing expert asking if this is just pure Mattel Barbie bucks, aka branded content.
The rest of the evening was uneventful and we both went to bed. There isn't a corner of our site (and the internet) that's not swimming in pink. I told him I was sorry I slapped him and we took a time-out together in the rocking chair. This week marks the arrival of the Barbie movie and what could be the cultural-and excruciatingly branded-moment of the summer. A time-out is to teach your child that 'When you disobey the rules, there are unappealing consequences. A Fun Time-Out Rated 4. Instead, I would like to turn your attention to more serious matters. And don’t forget about the Mayoverse or Popeye’s jumping on the “girl dinner” bandwagon. The mission of A Fun Time-Out is to be a dependable, convenient, and progressive childcare resource for parents while providing an educational, fun, and safe environment for their kids. 40% of Gen Z believes that, in 20 years, AI will be making movies, music, and books, replacing human creatives almost entirely. Google previewed an AI tool that can write news articles for the likes of The New York Times and the Washington Post. Boy, there was an awful lot to write about this past week. The two floors of interactives are slick and fun: try to beat the computer at face recognition, say, or plan the transport mix for.
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