oppenheimer also delivered, it made $174 million dollars worldwide, which was much higher than expected. live now to yasmine kandil, a film critic. thank you forjoining us on news today. let s start with barbie, no spoilers because i have more state, but what did you think of the movie? i love to barbie, i think it s a special movie considering it comes from an ip, special movie considering it comes from an if, it could easily have been a money grab kind of felt but it has a lots of heart and soul, and that s down to the director. what that s down to the director. what about oppenheimer, that s down to the director. what about oppenheimer, do - that s down to the director. what about oppenheimer, do you think it is done to better partly because it came out at the same time as barbie? funnily enough, when it was first announced that they had the same opening day, lots of people thought it would interfere with each other but if anything the social media phenomenon around it has lifted
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