Marc Maron Likens 'Barbie' Critics to 'Insecure Babies'
- Marc Maron praises 'Barbie' as a 'masterpiece' that balances comedy with progressive commentary on gender roles.
- He criticizes the conservative backlash against the film's portrayal of men and patriarchy.
- 'Barbie' continues to see critical and commercial success, becoming one of the highest grossing films directed by a woman.
- Maron suggests critics are projecting their own insecurities rather than engaging thoughtfully with the film's themes.
- Right-wing figures like Ben Shapiro, Charlie Kirk and Ted Cruz have voiced opposition to the film's feminist perspective.