Movie Reviews
In an era when “pre-awareness” rules Hollywood, the company is ginning up plots for everything from Hot Wheels to UNO.
Ynon Kreiz is the executive behind Barbie's big-screen debut, and he has a master plan to build a Mattel cinematic universe.
Following "Barbie," expect movies about other famous Mattel toys and brands, including Barney, Uno, and Magic 8 Ball.
"Barbie" is the first movie to come out of Mattel's film division, Mattel Films, but there appears to be a lot more on the way.
In 2018, the toy company behind Barbie and other famous brands created a division to make movies inspired by its toys, games, and brands, and appointed Robbie Brenner, an acclaimed film producer, to oversee it.
Get ready for a new side hustle: The new "Barbie" movie hits cinemas next week and could have a material impact on the price of Mattel stocks and old Barbies in your closet.
Retail stocks are set to benefit from the 'Barbie' movie craze on Friday as the new film hit theaters today after weeks of viral spread!
Retail Stocks Barbie May Boost
- Mattel (NASDAQ:MAT) stock is first on our list, and that makes sense considering this company owns Barbie. Any success the movie sees could result in an increase in toy sales too!
- Gap (NYSE:GPS) stock joins our list as it is selling merchandise connected to the Barbie film. That includes clothing and accessories that consumers may seek out after watching the movie.
- Crocs (NASDAQ:CROX) closes out our retail stocks that could benefit from the release of the Barbie movie today. The shoe company is among those selling merchandise branded with Barbie’s name and image.
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