For a better understanding, here’s a rundown of past Warner Bros. films along with their corresponding physical and HBO Max release dates: My recent review of the 4K-only edition offers a cursory overview of Barbie's visual aesthetic, a combination of Barbie Land's effective As the Barbie movie concludes its theatrical journey, including a recent re-release with exciting new footage, the anticipation shifts towards its digital streaming release. When Greta Gerwig’s directorial masterpiece finally arrives on streaming platforms, it’s set to find its home on Max, Warner Bros.’ favored destination for contemporary projects. Yet, the exact date for its streaming premiere remains shrouded in mystery. Perhaps it’s as simple as getting all the right people in the right place and giving them the creative freedom to do what they want. From the moment we enter the world of Barbie Land we’re introduced to a world of Barbies and Kens (and Allan), where all the Barbies are living in their Barbie dream houses and all the Kens, well no-one is quite sure where they live, but they’re right by their Barbies side. The dream houses themselves bring the film to life from the very opening, it’s not a world that feels fabricated or created on a computer, which would have been easily done, but a world that feels tangible and feels just out of reach. Production designer Sarah Greenwood has created a pink dreamland that could easily tip over into the candy floss pink that after too much exposure could start making you feel nauseous, but instead has found a perfect balance of colour and saturation that really does feel like a dreamland.

However, the studio is now promoting the film's theatrical IMAX release on September 22, promising more footage with post-credit clips. Playing Dress-Up – An Extended Look at the Costumes of Barbie: A timeless look at all the fashion that makes Barbie. immersive atmosphere where crowd noise and other location-based elements make their presence known during key moments. Still, the bulk of its Greta Gerwig's Barbie has just gotten its first release date for DVD, Blu-ray, and 4K Ultra HD physical copies going on sale.

Video Disclaimer: Screen captures used in the review are from promotional images supplied by the studio, not the 4K UHD Blu-ray disc. and Ken's bright leotards and Western wear. The HDR grade works overtime to let certain hues run wild while reigning in others, providing a necessary Within this fantasy land we meet Stereotypical Barbie (Margot Robbie), who begins to question her world and her existence. It really is Margot that is the central heart of the film as she journeys to the real world to meet the girl who’s been playing with her. It’s a journey of self-discovery and one where Margot really gets to showcase her talents as an actress. Over the past decade, Margot has gained a reputation as perhaps the most interesting actress working today, from time working with Scorsese, Tarantino, and now Gerwig – who, after her first two films, sits comfortably next to any filmmaker working today – Margot has built quite the resume. With recent films such as Babylon, a brief cameo in Asteroid City, and now what is the summer’s biggest hit, it’s been quite the year. In 2022, The Batman streamed earlier on HBO Max but didn't hit store shelves until 81 days after its theatrical release. The official cover of the Barbie Blu-ray and steelbook have been revealed, likely months before its release.

Becoming Barbie (6:29) - Margot Robbie and others talk about her central role and physical transformation into Barbie,This one-disc release ships in a sadly non-pink keepcase with poster-themed cover artwork, a matching slipcover, and a Digital Copy code. Musical Make-Believe (HD, 9:11)– A making of for the dance sequence early in the film that has behind the scenes footage. Initially, the hit film starring Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling was listed with a September 5 online release, then a week later on September 12. Barbie drops us head-first into a titular pink, plastic world where hundreds of different Barbies enjoy a lavish life of laughter, luxury, and In a world that has gifted Greta Gerwig the possibility to focus all her creative skills and talents on Barbie, the film becomes the pink dream we all hoped it would be. After months and months of their marketing campaign, which often felt like seeing a sea of pink slowly wash towards us, the creators behind Barbie were right to put everything they had into getting people into the theatres to see this on the big screen. Not only does Barbiereach something on a creative and entertaining level, but it touches deeper and lingers on the mind longer than any movie about a doll has the right to.