2024年2月1日 星期四

芭比Barbie真人版電影



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The film explores themes of identity, self-acceptance and empowerment and the importance of self-discovery and breaking free from restrictive norms.

In "Stereotypical Barbie," Barbie and her friends live in a perfect world, but Barbie starts to wonder about who she really is. She goes on an adventure with Ken to find a girl who plays with her in the real world, hoping to fix her imperfections.They face challenges and Barbie learns about being herself and standing up to unfair rules. The story is about finding your own identity, being confident in who you are, and breaking free from what others expect of you, especially for girls and women.

It's important for people to feel like they're in control of their own destiny. We need to have the confidence to be who you want to be.

1. If you had an important choice to make between living in your perfect fantasy land and accepting life as a human being with imperfections, what would you choose?

2. Do you think pink goes with everything?

3. What color looks good on you?

4. What color do you like to wear?

5. Do you want a long-term, long-distance, low-commitment girlfriend/boyfriend?

6. Do you feel uncomfortable wearing anything too bright or flashy?

7. Are you a big fan of dark colours?

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1. Humans only have one ending. Ideas live forever.

2. We mothers stand still so our daughters can look back and see how far they have come.

3. You are so beautiful, and so smart, and it kills me that you don’t think you’re good enough. We have to always be extraordinary, but somehow we’re always doing it wrong.

4. You have to be thin, but not too thin. You’re supposed to stay pretty for men, but not so pretty that you tempt them too much or that you threaten other women because you’re supposed to be a part of the sisterhood.

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🍓That is a very bright shirt you're wearing today.  

My favourite colour is green, but not any shade of green. I like a dark green, I like a light green, but I don't like lime green. And we call it lime green because it's that bright green colour of the fruit – the lime.

My favourite colour is also green and I like those, kind of, forest greens. In fact, Beth, you and I have jumpers that are basically the same as each other. So, I've got a green jumper and you've got a green jumper.

And they're both knitted so they're quite thick. And in the winter, we have to be careful not to wear them on the same day. So, Neil, are there any other colours that suit you – that look good on you?

If something suits you, it means that it looks good on you. I think it depends on the other things you're wearing.

So, you know, any colour's OK as long as it goes along with the other colours. 

We're probably unfashionable and those colours probably look quite good these days. 

Yeah, that's true because sometimes if colours are maybe a bit too similar, they can clash. That means that they look bad together.

I always think orange and purple clash.

Your office is very brightly coloured though.

In my house, quite a lot of the walls are pink, but only on one wall in a room. So, for example, in my dining room, the main... the big wall is pink, but the rest is more of a beige – so, that's a sort of light brown, cream, yellow, but very, very light colour, which is quite common in UK houses.

You can put a bright colour with a beige or a grey – or neutral colour, we can call these. And neutral colours are good because they go with anything else.