Sigue a una niña que pasa por una experiencia difícil y entonces empieza a ver a los amigos imaginarios de todo el mundo que se han quedado atrás cuando sus amigos de la vida real han crecid... Leer todoSigue a una niña que pasa por una experiencia difícil y entonces empieza a ver a los amigos imaginarios de todo el mundo que se han quedado atrás cuando sus amigos de la vida real han crecido.Sigue a una niña que pasa por una experiencia difícil y entonces empieza a ver a los amigos imaginarios de todo el mundo que se han quedado atrás cuando sus amigos de la vida real han crecido.
- Dirección
- Guión
- Reparto principal
- Premios
- 7 nominaciones en total
John Krasinski
- Dad
- (voz)
- …
Steve Carell
- Blue
- (voz)
Laquet Sharnell Pringle
- Receptionist
- (as LaQuet Sharnell Pringle)
Alexander Rivero
- Custodian
- (as John Alexander Rivero-Llanos)
Reseñas destacadas
I must admit, the first half hour had me questioning if I was wasting my time. I was confused about the vast demographics the film was trying to appeal to. Maybe there could've been some improvements there.
Once the 2nd act started, I slowly started to find myself more and more invested in the characters. However, I was still questioning potential plot holes in the story and the films demographic.
During the 3rd act, it really tied itself together and started to make a lot more sense. I want to rewatch it knowing how well it ends, similar to a Christopher Nolan film. I'm curious what a child would think of this film because it deals with some adult themes and subject matter that only an adult would relate to. It isn't crude, it's very family friendly. A child might find it slow and boring at times. The moral of the film might go over a child's head but there's plenty of humour and subject matter aimed at children.
Overall, I was very impressed with this film, and I'll be watching it again. Take your kids to it. If they don't enjoy it now, it'll definitely have a completely different meaning to them in 10, 20, or 30 years. As an adult, you'll almost definitely enjoy it.
Once the 2nd act started, I slowly started to find myself more and more invested in the characters. However, I was still questioning potential plot holes in the story and the films demographic.
During the 3rd act, it really tied itself together and started to make a lot more sense. I want to rewatch it knowing how well it ends, similar to a Christopher Nolan film. I'm curious what a child would think of this film because it deals with some adult themes and subject matter that only an adult would relate to. It isn't crude, it's very family friendly. A child might find it slow and boring at times. The moral of the film might go over a child's head but there's plenty of humour and subject matter aimed at children.
Overall, I was very impressed with this film, and I'll be watching it again. Take your kids to it. If they don't enjoy it now, it'll definitely have a completely different meaning to them in 10, 20, or 30 years. As an adult, you'll almost definitely enjoy it.
What happens to your imaginary friend when you grow up and forget them?
That's the question 'IF' poses to us, and tries to debunk the mystery.
It's also a film that's trying very very hard to be liked and to be a modern classic that can live on forever. So it throws everything at the screen in order to attempt to achieve this.
There's elements of 'Toy Story' here, there's 'Inside Out', but because of this the plot seems to be being pulled in lots of directions in a relatively short run time.
A little girl getting over her mum's death with the help of a mysterious neighbour would have been enough. Or a girl trying to help reunite imaginary friends with their former children. Instead we get a bit too much all in one go.
This is though a nice piece of family entertainment, I do recommend it, but it is just trying to do too much for its own good.
That's the question 'IF' poses to us, and tries to debunk the mystery.
It's also a film that's trying very very hard to be liked and to be a modern classic that can live on forever. So it throws everything at the screen in order to attempt to achieve this.
There's elements of 'Toy Story' here, there's 'Inside Out', but because of this the plot seems to be being pulled in lots of directions in a relatively short run time.
A little girl getting over her mum's death with the help of a mysterious neighbour would have been enough. Or a girl trying to help reunite imaginary friends with their former children. Instead we get a bit too much all in one go.
This is though a nice piece of family entertainment, I do recommend it, but it is just trying to do too much for its own good.
Having read the preview in my movie magazine, the general plot reminded me of early 1990s movie classic 'Drop Dead Fred' with Rik Mayall.
But this time round, a colourful mix of childrens imaginary friends of all shapes sizes and textures seeking to reconnect for a childs affection.
Boosted by the voices to name a couple... Brad Pitt & Steve Carell.
Our eccentric leading man 'Ryan Reynolds' who leads these charming loveable characters reconnecting to their loyal companions of yester year, think Toy Story with Andy and his toys, but this time its the imaginary friends searching for someone to love them.
Director and star 'John Krasinski' playing a loving father supported by his young daughter, a movie that deals with Bereavement, how we cope and move forward, its harrowing and thoughr provoking, a light hearted movie that I think that when we watch it, we all had someone their to give us a squidge when needed.
But this time round, a colourful mix of childrens imaginary friends of all shapes sizes and textures seeking to reconnect for a childs affection.
Boosted by the voices to name a couple... Brad Pitt & Steve Carell.
Our eccentric leading man 'Ryan Reynolds' who leads these charming loveable characters reconnecting to their loyal companions of yester year, think Toy Story with Andy and his toys, but this time its the imaginary friends searching for someone to love them.
Director and star 'John Krasinski' playing a loving father supported by his young daughter, a movie that deals with Bereavement, how we cope and move forward, its harrowing and thoughr provoking, a light hearted movie that I think that when we watch it, we all had someone their to give us a squidge when needed.
IF had all the hallmarks of being a great family film and in the main it did not disappoint. There is humour, crazy characters and a unique and understandable plot. However, I did spend a lot of the film thinking it could have been better but not being able to put my finger on why. There are clearly moments when the jokes don't land like you might hope and some of the IF's are not given much screen time making the whole thing seem rushed. Despite this Reynolds is as watchable as ever and Cailey Fleming steals the show as Bea, a 12 year old girl just trying to find her way in life after the death of her mother. But at the core of the film is the heart of Krasinski and it seems that he is able to find that in whatever genre he turns to. There are moments that are genuinely moving in IF and if you're not wiping away a tear or two then maybe it is not one for you. All in all, a fun, family ride that, despite its faults creates a feeling of warmth and joy.
This was a visually stunning and whimsical movie. It had a star studded cast with Ryan Reynolds, John Krazinski and Steve Carell. In fact it could have done without a star playing the dad I thought, as this detracted from the emotional opening scene. The movie felt boring at times for the first two-thirds, despite the interesting concept of the story; I think it lacked suspenseful direction in the plot development. Ryan Reynolds had about three great funny moments, all of which are in the trailer, and it's a shame he wasn't able to bring a bit more of this well known personality into the film throughout. The last third was definitely the highlight of the movie and did get more exciting and definitely heightened the emotion of the movie.
¿Sabías que...?
- CuriosidadesThe movie on the TV that Grandmother is watching is El invisible Harvey (1950), about a man with an imaginary friend who is a six-foot tall rabbit.
- PifiasWhen Benjamin talks to Bea in the hospital hallway after she's helped Blue out of the rolling laundry basket full of scrubs, it seems that the laundry basket has disappeared like Blue. However, as Bea pulls Blue out of the basket, it rolls down the hallway and is no longer nearby.
- Créditos adicionalesFollowing the end credits is the dedication "In loving memory of our friend Louis Gossett Jr." along with a few silent clips of his character, Lewis.
- ConexionesEdited from Tina Turner: Better Be Good to Me (1984)
- Banda sonoraScore
From the film El invisible Harvey (1950)
Written and Performed by Frank Skinner
Courtesy of Universal Pictures
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Detalles
- Fecha de lanzamiento
- Países de origen
- Sitio oficial
- Idioma
- Títulos en diferentes países
- Amigos Imaginarios
- Localizaciones del rodaje
- Empresas productoras
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Taquilla
- Presupuesto
- 110.000.000 US$ (estimación)
- Recaudación en Estados Unidos y Canadá
- 111.375.918 US$
- Fin de semana de estreno en EE. UU. y Canadá
- 33.715.801 US$
- 19 may 2024
- Recaudación en todo el mundo
- 190.535.708 US$
- Duración1 hora 44 minutos
- Color
- Mezcla de sonido
- Relación de aspecto
- 1.85 : 1
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