At Barbie movie screening, fight breaks out as two women trade blows | Watch

Barbie is currently scorching theatres across the world. Directed by Greta Gerwig, it stars Margot Robbie, Ryan Gosling, and Simu Liu among others. Meanwhile, in other Barbie related news, at a theatre in Brazil, two women were seen fighting after the movie was screened.

3 things you need to know

• Barbie has reportedly collected $495.6 million worldwide upon its release.
• Its box office competitor, Oppenheimer, has earned $241 million till now.
• Barbie is Margot Robbie’s second release in 2023 after Asteroid City.

Fight goes viral

In the recent now-viral video, we see as the end credits start rolling after the screening of Barbie, a woman is heard shouting in Portuguese. Several people are seen leaving the theatre and suddenly a woman, the target of the angry barb, comes out from the crowd. She climbs up the stairs to come to her attacker’s level and lands a punch on her, literally sending her flying.

A man and a couple of other attendees hurriedly try to make peace between them as the second woman explains her side. The other woman gets up and attempts to hit back but by then things seemingly have fizzled out.

According to Dexerto.com, the translated version states that the first woman was objecting to the other woman permitting her kid to watch YouTube loudly during the movie, giving rise to the commotion.

Is Barbie getting a sequel?

As Barbie fever grips the world, talks of a possible sequel are also rife. Commenting on this, Greta Gerwig told The New York Times that currently, she is not mulling a follow-up of her blockbuster offering.

(Ryan Gosling in Barbie | Image: Instagram)

“At this moment, it’s all I’ve got… I feel like that at the end of every movie, like I’ll never have another idea, and everything I’ve ever wanted to do, I did. I wouldn’t want to squash anybody else’s dream but for me, at this moment, I’m at totally zero,” the Academy Award-winning director said.

After Barbie, Gerwig has Snow White as her next project where she has been signed as a writer.

Even though the movie has set cash registers afire,