Barbie trailer: Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling get arrested trends now

The second official trailer for the upcoming live-action Barbie movie was released on Thursday - revealing how the titular doll and her counterpart Ken are set to get in a whole heap of trouble on the big screen.

In the latest clip, Margot Robbie's Barbie is tasked with venturing into 'the real world' in an effort to restore her former state of happiness.

The Mattel figurine, who was originally intended to be portrayed by Gal Gadot, then finds herself in trouble with the law and becomes the target of a hunt led by the CEO of a toy company (played by Will Ferrell.)

The trailer began with Barbie taking off her high-heeled shoes and effortlessly floating downward from the roof of her hot pink house to her similarly colored car.

When Ken, portrayed by Ryan Gosling, asks if he can visit her later, she comments that the only thing she had planned for the evening was 'a giant blowout party with all the Barbies and planned choreography and a bespoke song.'

During the party, the doll expressed that 'it is the best day ever! So is yesterday and so is tomorrow and every day from now until forever,' although the dancing abruptly stops when she asked: 'Do you guys ever think about dying?'

Barbie then paid a visit to Weird Barbie, played by Kate McKinnon, who instructed her to go to 'the real world' and highlights the differences between Barbieland and the outside by contrasting a high-heeled shoe with a Birkenstock sandal.

Robbie's character quickly chose the first option, although Weird Barbie insisted that she make another choice, stating: 'You have to want to know. Okay? Do it again.'

While Barbie drove through the desert and towards the real world, she was surprised by Ken, who revealed that he would be accompanying her on the journey.

The pair eventually ended up in Venice Beach, California, where they received stares from various locals before one slapped Barbie's rear end, to which she responded by punching him in the face.

The two were subsequently booked into jail before a toy company employee, portrayed by America Ferrera, noticed that Barbie had successfully made it into the real world.

The company's CEO then stated: 'If this got out, it could mean extremely weird things for our world. This would be catastrophic!'

Barbie went on to escape from her captors before the CEO angrily stated that 'no one rests until this doll is back in a box!'