Barbie und ihre Schwestern in Die große Hundesuche

Barbie and her sisters in a great puppy adventure had a cute storyline with likable characters and cute puppies! After, another Barbie Puppy movie came out, (Even though I watched Puppy Chase before Puppy Adventure, it still makes me angry) this movies "Moral" practically says: "Don't practice, if you practice, you're destined to fail." So, Chelsea needs to practice for a competition but then they lose their puppies so they have to find them, that's it, right? RIGHT? Nope, Barbie is incredibly stupid, Chelsea is stupid, for listening to Barbie. The plot is, no. My favorite character is literally the weird poodle, the other characters are, eh. The climax of the puppies being trapped in the car, wouldn't have happened if like, Marco and the other one weren't dumb enough to not call Barbie or like Skipper. Anyways, this movie is just terrible. Please go and watch Barbie and her sisters in a great puppy adventure, and not this one, please.

I'm definitely not the target audience for a Barbie movie, but I can enjoy them. And I am aware that these movies usually aren't made with a big budget, and they're usually just made to sell toys. What I'm trying to say is that for these movies, the bar is pretty low.

The plot of this is frustrating. I found myself wondering "how much longer is this movie?" more than once. The puppy subplot is boring. For a movie about chasing after puppies, the pups don't move around very much. It's mostly just Barbie failing to go where she needs to. Barbie would've been fine had she made better decisions. The stakes are really low- everyone hardly faces consequences.

The characters are boring. Even Barbie and her sisters are bland. Two of the Barbie sisters had so little impact on the plot that they could've been removed without any consequences. The puppies are badly voice-acted. They sound robotic.

Ultimately, this is not a great movie. Probably fine for the kids.

Lindsay, a woman of colour, who has trained hard, is an excellent dancer, turns up on time and in costume, has her first prize snatched from her by a white girl (Barbie's younger sister Stacey) who can't dance, was late to the competition and broke the rules. When Barbie says that you can achieve anything with a "positive attitude", what she really means is White Privilege.

I wasn't that excited with this film, I mean, it was a cute one, but not anything crazy. 8/10!

Barbie and her sisters go to an island paradise for a dance competition, but they must work together as a team to find their pets after their furry friends go missing at a horse festival. Barbie and her sisters, along with their adorable puppies, travel to sunny Hawaii for a dance contest; however, when the furry friends go missing, a suspenseful chase ensues. Can they find them in time before Chelsea's big dance competition?

If there's one thing Barbie and I have in common, it's the fact that we always believe that everything will work out, and we're always sure and convinced that it really will work out, luckily our similarities end there, well I could having a slender body would help a lot... The film is very cute, silly as most, simple and efficient script, at least it works with children, and that message throughout the film of optimism, hope, love, companionship and faith ... Everything cute...