to empty your head so you can think clearly
Barbie says she needs to clear her mind before she can work out what's happening.
I just need to clear my mind so I can think.Barbie · 2023 — 第 9 / 26 章 · 5'05" · B1
Between scenes, the film cuts to the Mattel boardroom, where a roomful of men congratulate themselves on being officially important and chant that men rule the world. The satire is broad, and then a phone call arrives: two dolls are loose, and someone is told not to mess up.
Barbie walks and tries to think, asking who is playing with her, while Ken is sent off to wander. In a Mattel boardroom, the executives shake hands and crow that men rule the world and that they are officially important. Then the FBI calls: two dolls, answering to Barbie and Ken, are loose in the city.
注目の表現
crap the bedman upsassclear my mind
このシーンの表現
to toughen up and face something
A group of guys pump each other up by calling on each other to man up.
You don't need to man up, you need to rest.
to mess up badly at a crucial moment
to talk back disrespectfully
to empty your head so you can think clearly
58 行のセリフに 27 件のメモ
to empty your head so you can think clearly
Barbie says she needs to clear her mind before she can work out what's happening.
I just need to clear my mind so I can think.Faster I figure it out, the faster we get to go home.the more the more
Faster I figure it out, the faster we get to go home.flap
Faster I figure it out, the faster we get to go home.Go for a walk or something. - By myself?Go for a walk or something. - By myself?Don’t go far. - Okay!to toughen up and face something
A group of guys pump each other up by calling on each other to man up.
- We’ve got to man up on this one. - Great workout, man.have got to
- We’ve got to man up on this one. - Great workout, man.Based on the ROI, we are exceeding expectations.Based on the ROI, we are exceeding expectations.present continuous
Based on the ROI, we are exceeding expectations.Good stuff. So I’m not worried about it. - Excuse me-- Not now, Margaret. Let’s shake on this.- We are gonna make a lot of money. - We are officially important.flap
- We are gonna make a lot of money. - We are officially important.I’m actually trying to make this work. - [sniffles]That’s not how you make things work.We’ll go at the same time. - Okay.elision
We’ll go at the same time. - Okay.- She’s at school. - Men rule the world!I don’t give a flying squirrel who you are, Aaron.Two of your dolls have gotten loose.present perfect
Two of your dolls have gotten loose.- How do you know? - Don’t sass me, Aaron.- How do you know? - Don’t sass me, Aaron.Couple of blondes, answering to Barbie and Ken.Don’t crap the bed, Aaron!The scene is the film's satire at full volume. The men in the boardroom are pure caricature — they shake hands, chant "Men rule the world," and decide they are officially important — and the point is how thin their power really is. Meanwhile the plot snaps forward on a phone call: "Two of your dolls have gotten loose." The man on the other end brushes off the person beneath him, "I don't give a flying squirrel who you are, Aaron," and then barks an order not to fail. For all the swagger, everyone here is reacting to two escaped toys. The joke is that a company built on a doll has no idea how to handle one that talks back.
Faster I figure it out, the faster we get to go home.Barbie's impatient logic: she treats the mystery as a chore to finish so she can get back to her old life.
That’s not how you make things work.A blunt reply in an argument about a relationship, insisting that insults will not fix anything.
I don’t give a flying squirrel who you are, Aaron.A colourful stand-in for swearing, as the caller dismisses a Mattel employee's authority.
I hate it when people think. I get so bored.A joke about a doll who has never needed to reflect, now forced to think and hating every second.
She is trying to figure out who is playing with her, and she wants to think it through. Ken, meanwhile, is told to go for a walk rather than distract her.
The executives celebrate themselves as all-powerful, chanting that men rule the world and calling themselves officially important, while the company is about to lose control of events.
Two dolls, answering to Barbie and Ken, have gone loose and are rollerblading in Santa Monica. The agency wants Mattel's help to bring them back.
It is a crude way of saying someone messed up at a critical moment. The caller uses it to warn the employee not to fail this time.
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第 1 章burst their bubbleBarbie Rewrites the Doll Story
第 2 章the voice of a generationBarbie's Perfect Day in Barbie Land
第 3 章beach offKen Beaches Off and Gets Hurt
第 4 章dying toBarbie Asks About Dying
第 5 章fall into disrepairBarbie's Heels Touch the Ground
第 6 章be that as it mayBarbie Opens a Portal to Reality
第 7 章a figure of speechBarbie Leaves Barbie Land
第 8 章hold it against meBarbie and Ken Hit the Real World
再生中 · 第 9 章man upThe Mattel Men Celebrate Themselves
第 10 章with all due respectMattel Panics Over Barbie in LA
第 11 章the last resortSasha Confronts Barbie
第 12 章seek my fortuneKen Tries to Bring Patriarchy Home
第 13 章up the wazooMattel Execs Try to Box Barbie
第 14 章Isn't that marvelousBarbie Meets Ruth at Mattel
第 15 章come off itSasha and Her Mom Pick Up Barbie
第 16 章dream upBarbie Flees to Barbie Land
第 17 章fly off the shelvesBarbie Finds Ken's Casa House
第 18 章snap out of itKen Takes Over Barbie Land
第 19 章make a run for itBarbie Hits Her Lowest Point
第 20 章existential crisisIt's Impossible to Be a Woman
第 21 章tie herself into knotsGloria's Monologue About Women
第 22 章the old standbyThe Barbies Plot Their Return
第 23 章take advantage ofThe Kens Build a Patriarchy
第 24 章took you for grantedBarbie Apologizes to Ken
第 25 章hold on toBarbie Tells Ken to Find Himself
第 26 章living in the shadowsBarbie Says Maybe She's Not Barbie