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Barbie is starting her sophomore year and everything changes when she gets a special diary that grants her wishes.Barbie is starting her sophomore year and everything changes when she gets a special diary that grants her wishes.Barbie is starting her sophomore year and everything changes when she gets a special diary that grants her wishes.
Kelly Sheridan
- Barbie
- (voice)
Sarah Edmondson
- Courtney
- (voice)
Venus Terzo
- Tia
- (voice)
- …
Chiara Zanni
- Raquelle
- (voice)
Andrew Francis
- Todd
- (voice)
Maryke Hendrikse
- Regen
- (voice)
Anna Cummer
- Dawn
- (voice)
Heather Doerksen
- Stephanie
- (voice)
Joseph May
- Mr. Wexler
- (voice)
- (as Joe May)
- …
Ashleigh Ball
- The DJ
- (voice)
Michael Daingerfield
- Mr. Bennett
- (voice)
- (as Michael Dangerfield)
- …
Cathy Weseluck
- Principal Peters
- (voice)
- …
Lidia Abautt
- Courtney
- (voice)
- (as Lidia Aboutt)
Yaraivi Alcedo
- Barbie
- (voice)
Aden Hakimi
- Various
- (voice)
- (uncredited)
Skye Sweetnam
- Barbie
- (singing voice)
- (uncredited)
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- Writers
- All cast & crew
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- TriviaThe first official movie (not counting Dana Yeosan in Barbie and the Rockers) with an Asian friend of Barbie, as Courtney is Japanese.
- GoofsAs Barbie and her friends are entering the fall formal Raquelle and her friends walk up to them and she shows Barbie the lost bracelet. It's located on her right wrist. Soon after the song begins Raquelle crosses her arms over her chest in disgust now showing the bracelet on her left wrist before getting it snagged onto her dress.
- ConnectionsFollowed by Barbie in the 12 Dancing Princesses (2006)
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Amazing movie
Okay, so I'm a 16-year-old, and I watched this movie when I was younger, and it was practically my favorite movie, and honestly probably still is.
This movie is fantastic for so many reasons, one of them is it's difference from other Barbie movies. This movie is real. Stuff in this movie really happens in high school, and it helps young children realize how cruel the world really can be, but also how you can get over it. People say it "scares" kids, or makes them "deal with something they don't have to deal with as young girls". But, honestly, by watching the movie, the viewer isn't being harassed by the kids in the school, they are just understanding how high school works.
Another reason I love this movie is because it is practically a G-rated version of Mean Girls, which is a fantastic movie with a great lesson to be learned, just like this movie.
Thirdly, there aren't a lot of super famous people in this movie, making it even better. The movie isn't aimed to show the top celebrities playing Barbie and her friends, making the movie more raw and able to spread it's message better. Additionally, the music isn't by very well known artists, especially at the time it came out (i.e. Ke$ha sings one of the songs, but she wasn't very popular in 2006). However, it's still fantastic. The music is mostly sung by the singing voice of Barbie, Skye Sweetnam, who is now one of my favorite artists because I seeked out her work after falling in love with this film.
People say this movie is cliché, and it is, but it's played out so well. It's cliché without being annoying, and any kid who would watch this doesn't know it's cliché, so what does it matter? Simply, this movie is aimed for a young audience, and the producers definitely achieved their goal there.
Lastly, the humor in this movie is great. There are jokes I still find funny, and practically anyone will.
For anyone who wants to trash this movie, it's really not worth it. It's a Barbie movie. It's not meant for the theaters, it's meant for young kids to watch and learn from.
This movie is fantastic for so many reasons, one of them is it's difference from other Barbie movies. This movie is real. Stuff in this movie really happens in high school, and it helps young children realize how cruel the world really can be, but also how you can get over it. People say it "scares" kids, or makes them "deal with something they don't have to deal with as young girls". But, honestly, by watching the movie, the viewer isn't being harassed by the kids in the school, they are just understanding how high school works.
Another reason I love this movie is because it is practically a G-rated version of Mean Girls, which is a fantastic movie with a great lesson to be learned, just like this movie.
Thirdly, there aren't a lot of super famous people in this movie, making it even better. The movie isn't aimed to show the top celebrities playing Barbie and her friends, making the movie more raw and able to spread it's message better. Additionally, the music isn't by very well known artists, especially at the time it came out (i.e. Ke$ha sings one of the songs, but she wasn't very popular in 2006). However, it's still fantastic. The music is mostly sung by the singing voice of Barbie, Skye Sweetnam, who is now one of my favorite artists because I seeked out her work after falling in love with this film.
People say this movie is cliché, and it is, but it's played out so well. It's cliché without being annoying, and any kid who would watch this doesn't know it's cliché, so what does it matter? Simply, this movie is aimed for a young audience, and the producers definitely achieved their goal there.
Lastly, the humor in this movie is great. There are jokes I still find funny, and practically anyone will.
For anyone who wants to trash this movie, it's really not worth it. It's a Barbie movie. It's not meant for the theaters, it's meant for young kids to watch and learn from.
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- katrinagmarek
- Apr 19, 2014
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