Princess Charm School
This movie can be described easily in two words: cinematic masterpiece. Barbie: Princess Charm School (2011) is nothing short of the greatest film of all time and I feel blessed to have seen this movie. Each and every character has so much depth with riveting stories.
From heart-wrenching moments of Blair's savage tormentors, to the climatic and altogether stunning conclusion of this marvel of a cinematic masterpiece, Barbie: Princess Charm School held me captivated throughout.
A Fashion Fairytale
To this day, I still think that this movie is amazing. I have never seen a movie that is anywhere near as good as this one. It teaches important lessons, such as perseverance. Barbie learns the value of hard work and determination, as she works tirelessly to create her designs and make them a reality. The movie also emphasizes the importance of creativity and self-expression.
It also celebrates healthy and supportive friendships. Throughout her journey, Barbie receive encouragement from her friends, who help her to overcome the obstacles she faces. It's everything you want and more from a movie.
Fairytopia: Mermaidia
As a sequel to Barbie: Fairytopia, Elina, Bibble, and other fairy friends ask for help from a mermaid, Nori, to save Elina's merman friend, Nalu, after he's been taken hostage by Laverna. This movie had lots of great adventures and Barbie keeps a positive attitude through the tough times. A continuation from Fairytopia, it adds to the story in a fun and magical way.
Mermaids were a huge thing during the early 2000s, and this film heavily capitalized on that. The mermaid fairy crossover is definitely one of the most iconic Barbie moments.
Barbie & the Diamond Castle
Barbie films tend to shine when they focus on the relationships between women, and this film is a prime example of that. An enchanted mirror puts two friends, Liana and Alexa, to the test, and it gives a great message about friendship, while also providing some fabulous musical moments.
The reason that this film isn’t as liked is due to the fact that the male romantic leads are pretty unlikeable , and they don’t get any better until near the film’s end, when it’s arguably too late. But Barbie really said ALLY and we love that.