note to the filmmakers: cut the "note to the filmmakers, margot robbie is the wrong person to cast if you want to make this point."
if even margot robbie can't live up to what stereotypical barbie is supposed to be, then who can? margot robbie is the perfect person to cast to make this point. don't undermine it!
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
a bit all over the place with a climax that kind of goes kaput but would've been stronger without the ending ticker changing from Mickey 17/18 to Mickey Barnes.
i think one of the movie's strongest messages was that every iteration of mickey is mickey and that all of them deserve love even if they're a little meek or a little psycho—
and ending the expendables program in an attempt to have him reclaim his name undermines that point.
for what it's worth, i would've been thrilled to finish the movie as Andrew 17. we love mickey no matter what number we're on.
I'm telling you this is everything Quentin Tarantino wishes he could be.
I disagree with almost every assertion in this film, but that doesn't mean it warrants the half-star rating assigned to it by almost every user who has reviewed it on this site.
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