“Barbie” and “Oppenheimer” are two films that have dominated the box office this summer and are expected to command nominations at the upcoming Golden Globes. The Golden Globes have undergone a reformation with a new voting system, a new category for “best cinematic or box office achievement,” and a focus on diversity and inclusivity. Other films such as “Killers of the Flower Moon” and “Poor Things” have also earned critical praise and audience appeal, adding to the competition. The 81st Golden Globes ceremony on January 7th marks a new era for the awards, with a revamped structure and a focus on inclusivity and diversity.
Greta Gerwig’s latest film, “Barbie,” has taken the movie world by storm, grossing an astonishing $162 million during its opening weekend in American theaters. Not only has this liveaction adaptation of the iconic Mattel doll captivated audiences across the globe, it has also broken records as the highestgrossing film directed by a woman.
Barbie has taken the world by storm with Hollywood’s latest blockbuster featuring Margot Robbie as the iconic doll and Ryan Gosling as her boyfriend Ken. The film’s popularity has transcended all boundaries, with Barbiethemed products swarming the market and vibrant red carpet events. This cultural phenomenon appears unstoppable, but what makes it stand out?