@XTinkerBellx Agreed! Lost Birthday is VERY childish. I couldn't finish it.

Yeah, it was a bit. It didn't get many viewers, and that's probably also why Netflix has removed it (at least for my region). What about yours?

@Barbra Millicent I'll have to check if it's on my country's Netflix. I wish they had all the Barbie movies.

@Vernorexia I've never watched it all the way through either. It would be unfair to say it's my least fave Barbie movie since I've never finished it but... well even if I didn't enjoy it, I appreciate that it was aimed at a younger audience. I might make a post about my thoughts on it when I finally watch it (I'll have to watch it eventually if I'm gonna add info about it to the wiki.)

I agree, I don't like it either. I don't judge too harshly on Barbie Movies because they are made for kids, but the only ones I hate are Princess Power and Lost Birthday. And I don't hate it but I don't enjoy watching Barbie Diaries.

Oh I love Barbie Diaries. It's one of my fave Barbie movies cause of the soundtrack, even though the plot is very cliche (for a high school movie). Just goes to show how everyone is different. There's probably people that love The Lost Birthday. Maybe I'll change my mind on it when I watch it (I doubt it though lol).

@XTinkerBellx I wish they could have all of them too? Although I think are there some on Amazon Prime as well.

I think Barbie Diaries features Barbie as a little more older and mature than in her other movies. Besides, I think only the younger-about 5-6 year olds-"love" Lost Birthday.

I think your doubt will turn out right (it's no Barbie and Ken; only Chelsea-Probably that makes that a bore.)

@Barbra Millicent Well no, Barbie Diaries was the only movie that had her that young, before she was revamped she used to be like 20. She was an independent young adult who had a full acting career and apparently basically raised Kelly. Barbie's backstory was reset and she was a high schooler around the time of great puppy adventure and the vlogs but before them she wasn't. Barbie Diaries was like an Alternate Universe where she was still in high school

@Barbra Millicent Yep, she is. I think she'll be 18 soon, maybe she'll be 18 in It Takes Two

Barbie has never been an adult. From when she was created, she was a teenager, and that includes al the movies. She just seemed older because of her design and the fact that she had an acting career and her parents weren't around, but she has always been a teen. When they've confirmed what age her characters are, they were always 16 or 17.