The eldritch machinations of the modern-day auteur are undeniably bizarre. Peering into the raw psychology of visionaries like Wes Anderson or Hideo Kojima would be a truly transformative experience. Greta Gerwig, the socially-incisive mastermind behind the critically acclaimed and blockbuster hit movie Barbie, falls into this enigmatic category. Her ability to captivate and challenge audiences simultaneously is a testament to her filmmaking prowess.
It is perplexing, however, that the same mind behind Barbie, Little Women, and Lady Bird has a predilection for fart jokes. This contradiction speaks volumes about the incomprehensible wonders of the artistic mind. The potential inclusion of a Gerwig-conceived “fart opera” in Barbie left the denizens of r/Fauxmoi bewildered yet relieved that it was ultimately cut from the film.
Gerwig truly deserves to indulge her ego, yet her ability to resist doing so has undoubtedly enhanced her reputation. It is not an impulse exclusive to Gerwig, as many filmmakers have their own vices.
For those consumed by curiosity after hearing about the potential fart opera, there may still be hope for their burning questions.
Who knows what other eccentricities floated around the inner world of Barbie, especially considering Gerwig’s propensity for writing scripts exceeding 300 pages. Regardless, the final cut of Barbie stands as one of Gerwig’s greatest achievements, and we eagerly anticipate her future projects, as long as her obsession with fart jokes remains in check.
Barbie is currently showing in theaters.
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Khushi Patel is a science fiction author who lives in Austin, Texas. She has published three novels, and her work has been praised for its originality and imagination. Khushi is a graduate of Rice University, and she has worked as a software engineer. She is a member of the Science Fiction Writers of America, and her books have been nominated for several awards.
