It’s almost time for the highly anticipated showdown between Greta Gerwig’s “Barbie” and Christopher Nolan’s “Oppenheimer” at the box office this weekend. However, instead of pitting them against each other, many internet users are embracing both films as a celebration of the greatest movie meme of our time.
But how can one experience both movies in a single day, considering the total runtime is approximately five and a half hours, including trailers and Nicole Kidman’s interactions with AMC audiences? Luckily, TikTok has the solution: brunch.
The plan of “Bombs, brunch, Barbie” seems like a wonderful idea. Since Nolan’s (reportedly terrifying) biopic is three hours long, viewers will undoubtedly need to satisfy their hunger afterward. It’s uncertain whether watching a man invent the atomic bomb will actually make people hungry, but the key here is the inclusion of alcoholic beverages. The drinks will allow viewers to momentarily forget that humanity is always on the verge of self-destruction.
After enjoying a few drinks, appetites will likely return. Following a sensible meal, which will inevitably be ruined by a bright pink dessert, it will be time for “Barbie.” This film has a runtime of just under two hours, hopefully offering enough time to escape Nolan’s dark night of the soul and instead immerse oneself in a fantasy world inhabited by incredibly attractive individuals who are immune to destruction by towering flames.
Completing the Barbenheimer challenge not only grants viewers bragging rights but also allows them to have seen two of the best movies of the year. For those contemplating the following day as a recovery period, we recommend returning to the cinema to watch “Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part 1,” which deserves more attention at the box office due to its exceptional quality.
Only then will you truly deserve the privilege of returning to your streaming habits, even though it is detrimental to the industry.
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