The movie I have chosen is called Barbie and The Three Musketeers.

Why I chose this movie because it is very interesting and different from the other Barbie movies. This movie is not a movie that focuses on love and romance. It is focused on the importance of teamwork to achieve their goals.

This movie also inspired me by showing that girls or women can do or choose whatever they want to be if they work hard to achieve it.

The movie follows Corinne, a young girl who dreams of becoming a Musketeer, just like her father. She travels to Paris, where she discovers that women are not allowed to join the Musketeers. However, she meets three other women—Viveca, Aramina, and Renée—who share the same dream as her. They secretly train together and uncover a plot to assassinate Prince Louis. Through courage, teamwork, and determination, they prove themselves worthy and ultimately save the prince, earning their place as Musketeers.

The central issue of this movie is where Corinne has to break the gender barrier to become a Musketeer.

She and her friends also face the problem of the immediate threat of stopping the villain, Phillippe, from taking over the kingdom.

Her leadership goal is to prove that women are just as capable as men in protecting the prince and defending the kingdom.

From a theoretical perspective, Corinne follows Transformational Leadership (Burns, 1978), which focuses on inspiring and motivating followers to exceed expectations.

She encourages her friends to challenge societal norms and believe in their abilities. Despite obstacles, her courage and determination push her to pursue her dream of becoming a Musketeer. She has a visionary mindset, recognizing that women can protect the kingdom just as well as men. Her charisma helps unite and motivate her team, encouraging them to train and grow. By empowering her friends and building their confidence, Corinne proves that true leadership is based on ability, not gender.

Corinne consistently demonstrates effective leadership, though she occasionally struggles with impatience and impulsiveness.

However, she learns from her experiences and becomes more strategic. Her ability to inspire trust and courage ultimately leads the team to victory.

Corinne's strengths as a leader lie in her courage, ambition, and ability to inspire those around her. She remains determined despite challenges and unites her team with her enthusiasm and vision. Her quick thinking and problem-solving skills help her navigate difficult situations, allowing her to act decisively when facing danger.

However, she also has weaknesses. At first, she is naive about the societal barriers preventing women from becoming Musketeers, underestimating the challenges she will face. Additionally, her impulsiveness sometimes leads her to act without fully considering the consequences. Despite these flaws, she learns from her experiences and grows into a strong and capable leader.

Corinne’s leadership is best captured by her quote, “True courage is pursuing your dream, even when everyone else says it's impossible.” This reflects her unwavering determination to become a Musketeer despite societal restrictions. She refuses to be discouraged by those who doubt her, inspiring her friends to believe in themselves as well.

The second quote from the movie that shows Corrine's leadership is “All for one, and one for all!” This classic Musketeer motto is repeated throughout the movie and symbolizes Corinne’s belief in teamwork, unity, and shared responsibility. It highlights how she values collaboration and trusts her friends to achieve their common goals.

A key moment that demonstrates her leadership is when she and her team successfully prevent the assassination of Prince Louis. This incident proves that their dedication, training, and teamwork have paid off. By believing in their abilities and working together, they overcome obstacles and achieve their goal, reinforcing Corinne’s role as a strong and inspiring leader.