IF is proving to be a divisive film.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT John Krasinski's IF is dividing audiences and critics on Rotten Tomatoes. While Krasinski has directed comedies like The Hollars and the horror film series A Quiet Place, this marked his first foray into family-friendly entertainment. The movie follows a young girl named Bea , who realizes she has the ability to see everyone's imaginary friends .
Why Are Audiences & Critics So Divided Over A Children’s Movie? While one may be wondering what there is to disagree about IF, a movie largely directed at children, it's not unheard of for family-friendly films to receive polarizing responses from critics and audiences. For example, Mark Wahlberg's family-friendly Arthur the King boasted an audience and critic score difference of 28%. Meanwhile, Space Jam: A New Legacy boasted a drastic difference of 54%.
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