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Don't miss out on this great documentary. It brought tears to my eyes as it highlights the significant challenges women of color face in feeling seen and appreciated. The film beautifully showcases the remarkable innovation that Black Barbie brought to the world of children's toys, breaking barriers and setting new standards. The documentary is shot in an incredibly captivating way, visually stunning, and deeply moving. It meticulously details the progressive steps in how Black Barbie got her unique look and how she has evolved over time, reflecting broader societal changes and inspiring many. This film is a must-watch for anyone interested in cultural history and the powerful impact of representation in media and toys.

I've never seen such an amazing mix of genres (murder mystery, sci fi, medical drama), with the strong characters that people crave, and the fact that all of them are relatable - even the Alien who's out to destroy the Earth. While technically an antihero, you see the story through his perspective, which is the hallmark of great storytelling. All the characters have interesting backstories and interconnections with each other - instead of just a few duos, there are many interrelationships that are unique and thoughtful.ost importantly, this is so fun to watch. I loved season 2 as well as season 1 and can't wait to start Season 3!

I wasn't expecting it to be so good when I decided to watch it, but I was very impressed by the emotional complexity as well as the acting by the movie's lead actresses. Well done film that is both touching and worth watching a second time.

I disagree with the reviewers that claim it's tonally awkward - in reality, it's not awkward but tonally complex and multilayered, with dark elements, lighthearted elements, comedy, and a suspenseful central plot line that leaves you fully engaged in what will happen next. I think fans of this movie appreciate these well-woven strands and are grateful the movie wasn't oversimplified.