The colorful world of Barbie may beat Christopher Nolan’s creation. Christopher Nolan is one of the most well-known talented directors known for his unique styles and impressive direction. The well-respected director has given movies like Interstellar, Dunkirk, Inception, Batman Begins, etc. But not that he achieved it without doing some antics.

The entertainment industry is fast changing, and the masses keep changing preferences. Competing with the heavy crew and star-studded movie is Greta Gerwing’s Barbie starring Ryan Gosling. This brings us to one question. Which one of these polar opposite movies will prove to be a hit amongst the viewers?

Barbie or Oppenheimer. Who will be declared a winner between the two?

Little did anyone know that the pink and plastic Barbie dolls would be competing against a movie about theoretical physicists by Christopher Nolan. As per a source, both films are opposite to each other. They have their own uniqueness. While Nolan’s movies are known for their action sequences and minimum usage of CGI, Barbie will be a colorful world of costumes and all things pretty. The Interstellar director has so far enjoyed getting exceptional success with his movies, but 2023 will have him compete hard. Many fans online are already stating how they intend to watch Barbie more than the real-life based drama.

While Oppenheimer will cast Cillian Murphy and Robery Downy Jr. in the lead, Barbie will see Ryan Gosling and Margot Robbie in the lead. Nolan is set to create one of the world’s first nuclear explosions. That, too, without CGI. But even something of this level comes as no big surprise since the director is known for taking such measures, including buying a real plane and then crashing it, in the movie Tenet. But it may be exciting to see how exactly this will be recreated.

Both movies will be released in 2023 at similar times. But most people seem to want to watch Barbie so far. Only time will tell which one remains a bigger success on screen.

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