But the music itself is really a find, and I would recommend it to anyone. And of course the Barbie series' animation was already nothing to get excited about in this day of Pixar, Dreamworks, and Blue Sky producing top-notch computer-generated material. As for the movie's animation, it may be my imagination that the production skimped a bit in that area to pay for the songwriting. I was surprised beyond anything I could imagine to find that there is some serious quality among the songs that are done here. I of course had no choice but to hear it several times after we bought the movie and our daughter and 3-year-old son wanted to listen to the CD in the car. Barbie movie cosplay Annaliese Erika LeAtlass Freakessa Princess and pauper. I am skeptical of musicals by nature, so when I heard that the Barbie people had produced a musical, I could only imagine how shallow the music was going to be, seeing that it would be directed towards our 7-year-old daughter's age group. Barbies Princess & The Pauper float on Preview Day at Macys Studios in Hoboken, NJ prior to the 2004 Macys Thanksgiving Day Parade - Photo by: Virginia Sherwood/NBCU Photo Bank. How's this for a commentary on the music in this movie: I sometimes specifically ask my wife if she has it in the car to listen to, pushing out Duran Duran or other music from the golden age of the early 80's.
