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But it is also in its smallest details, from the art direction, costumes, and any technical choice completely thought of referencing all Barbie generations and the like. A soundtrack that will take you from laughing to crying (yes, very musical moments, after all it is a Barbie movie), in addition to the hand-picked cast, Margot is impeccable and manages to express all her feelings, just with her eyes. Greta's direction and screenplay, just amazing, strong, emotional, empowering and very, very feminist, not only for the women who are already fighting for the cause, but to open everyone's eyes to a sisterhood.

Starting just like the book, without none explanation about what happened with the world, we know Ember, an underground city, we fallow the protagonists in a incredible mystery about how to left the city. It is interesting to see how the city works, and how the people lived for too many years, and the pressure for unveil the exit as fast as possible.

The idea is great but get lost many times, the characters are not so interesting, but at least the visual effects are convincing and as a whole is a great fun.