Barbie post-credits scene features Ryan Gosling singing Cyndi Lauper
WB DiscoveryBarbie’s IMAX re-release features several post-credits scenes, one of which showcases Ryan Gosling singing Cyndi Lauper.
Barbie, Greta Gerwig’s pink dream come to life, is still going strong with fans just over two months after its original release.
The movie — starring Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling — follows Barbie and Ken as they learn what it means to live outside of just being dolls.
The film just received a re-release in IMAX theaters with several post-credits scenes. And one of them features Gosling singing a rendition of an iconic Cyndi Lauper song.
Gosling repurposes Cyndi Lauper song in Barbie post-credits scene
For those who haven’t seen Barbie, the movie dives into the Kens’ life motivations. The plot encourages them to find identities outside of their respective Barbies without trying to tear them down.
Gosling’s Ken was definitely the leader of the Kens and, while he tried to take over Barbieland at first, he finally realized he was ‘Kenough’ and didn’t need Barbie to have purpose.
And, in a post-credits scene, Gosling’s Ken can be seen giving new meaning to the phrase “boy pride,” as he sings Boys Just Wanna Have Fun. This is a remixed version of Cyndi Lauper’s girl-power anthem Girls Just Wanna Have Fun.
Gosling’s singing scene is just one of many post-credits sequences found in the IMAX re-release of Barbie. Other include seeing Helen Mirren, the film’s narrator, a blooper reel, and scenes of Gosling ad-libbing throughout the film.
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