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I don't think I've ever, in my 14 years of life, seen a movie as amazing as Barbie Swan Lake. There is absolutely nothing to compare my love for this film. The plot, the characters, the animation was utterly amazing. The choreography was spectacular. The music in the movie spoke to my heart. By the end I was in tears at how beautifully crafted this movie was. Every aspect, every detail, in the film is absolutely fascinating. Especially Odette's dress. It was the most beautiful, wonderful dress i had ever seen in my entire life, and would give anything to be one with the movie. 100 out of 10 and I would recommend this movie to anyone. Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk.

I grew up with Barbie movies, and this is one of them. The plot is simple. Odette ventures into a magic forest following a unicorn, where an evil wizard Rothbart turns her into a swan. I applaud the people that animated the dancing, and the voice actors too. I would recommend this film.

The Barbie movie is based on the classic ballet "Swan Lake". But you don't have to know the whole original story to understand it. Odette is a young baker who one day, chasing a unicorn, enters a magical forest, and must save the entire population from an evil sorcerer. However, she is turned into a swan during the day, and must break the spell with an oath of undying love. This Barbie movie is good, in a nutshell. For the time it was excellent, today the rendering leaves something to be desired, but it is hidden with the animation, color and special effects. The story is not too far from the original classical ballet, they only added bright colors and obviously Barbie as the protagonist. I congratulate the soundtrack, it is sublime. The ending is forced, but considering the original aspects and the time, it doesn't surprise me, although in our times it would leave a bad message for girls (a prince will save them and they get married after two days). But the franchise always reminds you that kindness and humility will get you far. I recommend it, beyond nostalgia, to watch it with infants and release some mixed feelings.