Even though Bea’s dad isn’t seen with an imaginary friend in IF, the movie suggests he’s had one all along.The 2024 film IF asks what happens to imaginary friends once their inventors grow ...

IF is a heartwarming film that follows Bea, a young girl who discovers she can see imaginary friends (IFs). As her father prepares for surgery, Bea works with neighbor Cal, who also sees IFs and ...

Cailey Fleming and Steve Carell play Bea (left) and Blue (right) in “IF.” Directed by John Krasinski, the live-action animated film released in theaters Friday.

But Bea seals the deal with a musical performance of Tina Turner’s “You Better Be Good to Me,” which is a callback to her own childhood memories but also feels like an extensive inside joke.

Spoiler alert! We're discussing minor details about the plot of John Krasinski's PG-rated family film "IF" (in theaters now). “IF” is indisputably the starriest movie of the year, with vocal ...

Bea is a 12-year-old girl who has not had it easy. Her mom died from cancer and now her silly, goofy dad (Krasinski) must undergo surgery to fix his “broken heart.” ...

Twelve-year-old Bea (Cailey Fleming) doesn’t really think of herself as a kid anymore. Her mom died of a terminal illness, and now her dad (Krasinski) is going into the hospital for surgery to ...

Amazingly, Bea can seem them all, including the enormous and furry Blue (Steve Carell), who is actually purple but was named by a color-blind child, and Blossom (Phoebe Waller-Bridge), a ...

The stars in the credits of the new movie "IF" are huge Hollywood names. Many famous actors, like Steve Carell, Bradley Cooper, Blake Lively and George Clooney all voiced characters in the film.

IF isn't a bad film, and for the people with whom it resonates, it will probably become one of their favorite movies, and they won't ever understand what other people have a problem with.