Female Empowerment Propaganda

I think calling anti-male is kind of inaccurate, it is not wrong, just inaccurate. From what I understand the movie is about the barbie land, a perfect matriarchy society, which is clearly the feminist fantasy, everything is run by barbie, kens have no say of anything. The main Barbie and Ken went to the real world, and Ken found out he was actually noticed and respected, so he went back to the barbie land tried to turn things around, and the barbie defeated his attempt, in the end the barbie land went back the way it was, the perfect world entirely run by barbies, the happy ending.

So it is a feminist matriarchy fantasy, and clearly they don't want gender equality.

True, but Barbie is not just anti-incel, it is definitely anti-male. All the kens and all the men in the real world are portrayed very badly and the film promotes discrimination against men. Have you seen the film?

Never said they were the same. This film is anti-male and anti-incel.

For women to 'know their place' and not have any media encouraging them to do better?

I'm not saying it shouldn't cater to women, but it completely tears down men. Not only that, it could have been better, see how:

We see that in the beginning Kens are ignored and Barbies are the star (I'm good with that, the beginning was great and hilarious). We see Ken and Barbie going through their own trials etc. Then we have the end...A great story/ending would have been the two groups (Ken/Barbie) going through their issues, realizing their differences, and finding empathy for each other, eventually working together or something. Instead, the men are villified at the end and given no power. That is blatant anti-male propaganda.

>What is it that some of you want?

Movies that are more interested in telling a good story than pushing agenda? You know, like plenty of them are?