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Ever since Warner Bros. Pictures released the teaser trailer ofBarbiein December last year,which portrays the life of the toy Barbie in real life, fans have been going mad crazy for its release. And now, with the film released, the tagline‘Come on, Barbie, let’s go party!’seems to be coming to life as the Greta Gerwig-directed movie goes ahead to break a rare box office record.
As per recent reports,Barbiehas beaten the recently released blockbusters –Mission: Impossible 7, The Flash,andOppenheimerwith estimated gross earnings of $150M+ domestically in its opening weekend, making it the biggest domestic opening of 2023 as Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling defy all expectations with their remarkable performance in the movie.
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BarbieBecomes Highest Grosser At Domestic Opening Weekend In 2023
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Barbiewas most definitely the most awaited movie of all summer. And after its release on the same date asOppenheimer, the belovedBarbiemovie has achieved a monumental milestone in the world of cinema.
In a dazzling display of glamour and charm, Greta Gerwig’s movie has become the highest-grosser at the domestic opening weekend in 2023 after it is tracked to earn $150 million+ domestically in its opening weekend. According to stats shared on Twitter,
‘BARBIE’ is now tracking to earn $150M+ in the film’s domestic opening weekend, the biggest opening of 2023.
Read our review:https://t.co/qyb0BVmU8Gpic.twitter.com/wiY4RL3vlX
— DiscussingFilm (@DiscussingFilm)June 29, 2025
With its captivating storyline and a touch of magic that only Barbie can bring,Margot RobbieandRyan Goslingalong with others defied all expectations and left behind other superhit movies of the time includingOppenheimerandMission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One.
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Fans’ Reactions To Greta Gerwig’sBarbie
Greta Gerwig‘sBarbiehas been getting enormously amazing reviews ever since its release on 21st July 2023. Fans have been piling up on Twitter to express their appreciation towards the movie and applauding all the actors that have made it a blockbuster with their hard work.
Here’s what fans have to say on Twitter:
The Barbie fever is real!
— Victory Reviews (@Vyreviews94)June 15, 2025
Saw it early today and I must say I was blown away by the performances of the entire cast, particularly Margret Robbie and Ryan Gosling. Who were outstanding. It would be a great disappointment if either of them misses out on award nominations for their exceptional acting.
— Rami (@TheRamiMohamed)July 29, 2025
There likely won’t be any other movie that’ll match it’s OW. The Marvels will have a chance to come close but I’m not sure it can build the same type of hype.
— Eric Hovland (@EricJHovland)August 21, 2025
Hopefully Barbie becomes the biggest box office film of the year
— parody profile (@Osaaz51841855)July 07, 2025
BARBILLION INCOMING
— superman do nicolas cage (@l1lde4th)June 14, 2025
Just watched it easily my favourite movie of the year
— hazzaaa (@eviljesus123)June 21, 2025
With all the love that the movie is getting, it is expected to break numerous more box-office records and become one of the best movies of all time.
You can catchBarbiein theatres now!
Source:Twitter
Mahin Sultan
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