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* A common criticism of [[Stephen King]]'s works is that the endings to his novels tend to have unsatisfactory endings, such as the ending to ''[[IT]]''. In the 2017 remake of ''IT'' (part 2) a [[Running Gag]] involves characters - including King himself, making a [[Creator Cameo]] - telling Bill that the ending of his book stinks. Obvious self-deprecating humor there on King's part.
* ''[[Barbie (film)|Barbie]]''; straight from the trailer, this movie promises, "If you love Barbie, this movie is for you; if you ''hate'' Barbie, this movie is for you!" Indeed, the movie does an ''excellent'' job of both celebrating and mocking the concept of Barbie at the same time. Plus, the bad guys in the movie (who want to keep Barbie sheltered and ignorant in her fantasy world) are of the [[Corrupt Corporate Executive]] type, the corporation in question being Mattel.
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