The upcoming Barbie movie, directed by Greta Gerwig and starring Margot Robbie, required so much pink paint that it caused an international shortage of the particular shade of bright pink found all over Barbie's home. The production designer, Sarah Greenwood, shared that the set for Barbie Land was inspired by the midcentury modernism designs found in Palm Springs, California, and the iconic Barbie Dreamhouses. The filmmakers behind creating their vision of Barbie's home shared that they used a lot of pink paint, and the world ran out of it.

The home of the Barbie protagonist is also not ideal for anyone who isn't an exhibitionist, as there are no walls and no doors. The final creation of the three-story set at the Warner Bros. Studios lot just outside London, where Barbie will call home in the movie, is aggressively pink-colored.

The Barbie movie is set to release in July 2023 and is one of the most anticipated productions to come out this summer. Margot Robbie plays the beloved doll, and Ryan Gosling is in final negotiations for the role of Barbie's romantic interest, Ken. The plot of the movie revolves around Barbie leaving Barbie Land due to an existential crisis, which stems from questioning her purpose in life.

In conclusion, the Barbie movie's production required so much pink paint that it caused an international shortage of the particular shade of bright pink found all over Barbie's home. The set for Barbie Land was inspired by the midcentury modernism designs found in Palm Springs, California, and the iconic Barbie Dreamhouses. The movie is set to release in July 2023 and revolves around Barbie leaving Barbie Land due to an existential crisis.