BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) — The movie “Barbie” has taken home the prestigious Golden Globe award for cinematic and box office achievement in a groundbreaking win. The Beverly Hilton Hotel’s ballroom was bathed in pink lights to celebrate the film’s victory. Margot Robbie, the star and producer of “Barbie,” dedicated the award to all moviegoers, saying, “We made it for you, we made it with love and thank you for loving it back.”
“Barbie” director Greta Gerwig expressed her gratitude to everyone involved in the film, stating that the production showcased the utmost craftsmanship and passion she had ever witnessed. She specifically thanked the entire cast and crew, playfully referencing all the “Barbies and Kens” in front of and behind the scenes.
The new Golden Globe category, which celebrates the audience’s appreciation for cinema, was highly praised by Robbie. She emphasized that “Barbie” was not just a movie about a beloved doll but also a film that captures the essence of humanity. In her words, “It’s about you. We made it for you.”
Since its premiere last summer, “Barbie” has shattered numerous records, proving to be a box office sensation. In its opening weekend alone, the movie grossed an astonishing $155 million domestically, marking it as the highest-earning debut for a female director. The film’s success continued as it surpassed the 2008 blockbuster “The Dark Knight” to become Warner Bros. Discovery’s top-grossing domestic release.
“Barbie” is distributed by Warner Bros. Discovery, the parent company of CNN. With its achievement and popularity, the film has firmly established itself as a cultural phenomenon, resonating with audiences around the world.
In conclusion, “Barbie” has made history by winning the coveted Golden Globe for cinematic and box office achievement. The film’s triumph at the awards ceremony is a testament to the passion and dedication of its cast and crew. Its record-breaking success proves that “Barbie” has captured the hearts of moviegoers worldwide, surpassing all expectations.