Starring: Margot Robbie, Ryan Gosling, America Ferrera, Kate McKinnon
Many decades after first discovering the beautifully messy and incredibly complex realities of the actual human world Barbie played by Margot Robbie and Ken played by Ryan Gosling have completely and joyfully embraced their new mortal lives. However in Barbie 2 Frontier Dreamhouse Barbie suddenly begins to feel a powerful new calling deep within her heart. She confidently decides to completely relocate her life to a massive sprawling and incredibly dusty cattle ranch located deep in the rugged American West so that she can finally discover her true frontier spirit. She happily and enthusiastically trades in her signature neon rollerblades for a pair of beautifully custom tooled pink leather cowboy boots. She also adopts highly durable denim outfits and a very stylish ten gallon hat to complete her transformation. Meanwhile Ken obsessively dedicates every waking moment of his life to fully mastering the difficult art of the lasso and perfecting what he proudly calls his mojo dojo ranching techniques.
Their wonderfully idyllic and perfectly peaceful new life of riding beautiful horses directly into the glowing sunset is suddenly and violently shattered. A completely ruthless and highly monopolizing corporate land baron played by Walton Goggins unexpectedly arrives in their quiet town. This greedy villain fully intends to forcefully buy out the entire historic valley and completely pave over the beautiful natural wilderness. His ultimate sinister goal is to build a massive soulless and completely plastic themed mega resort that would destroy the local ecosystem forever. Absolutely refusing to sit back and let real world corporate greed destroy her beloved new home Barbie realizes she must channel her fierce inner cowgirl and firmly stand her ground against this massive threat.
Realizing she cannot fight this massive battle entirely on her own Barbie begins teaming up with a highly stubborn and fiercely traditional grizzled local sheriff played by Sam Elliott. The veteran sheriff is initially utterly baffled and deeply confused by Barbies persistent sunny optimism but he eventually respects her unwavering determination. They are also joined by a highly charismatic and wildly talented horse taming rodeo champion played by Glen Powell. Together Barbie and Ken slowly but surely marshal the wonderfully eccentric local townsfolk into a highly resilient and fiercely dedicated resistance movement.
Masterfully blending highly vibrant high fashion Western aesthetics with absolutely laugh out loud fish out of water comedy the brave crew organizes a truly spectacular and incredibly dust kicking charity rodeo event to ultimately save their beloved natural landscape. Frontier Dreamhouse beautifully and powerfully proves to audiences everywhere that true personal empowerment does not simply come from living a safe life inside a perfect plastic box. Instead it powerfully demonstrates that genuine strength comes directly from the undeniable raw grit located deep in your soul and the hard earned physical dirt you proudly wear on your boots.
