Critics SLAM Pro-Family, PRO-DAD, Non-Woke Movie IF - Krasinski, Ryan Reynolds DELIVER Solid Film!

Critics SLAM Pro-Family, PRO-DAD, Non-Woke Movie IF - Krasinski, Ryan Reynolds DELIVER Solid Film!
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[@CCKaraoke]

I want this movie to succeed if only because it's a family friendly original, new, non-sequel/prequel/remake story. Chris Gore had similar criticism of how the movie needs 'rules' to govern the concpet. I think that is easy enough to overlook in favor of just enjoying a good wholesome original movie at a time when there's not a lot of that on offer.

[@stutteringguitarist]

Sounds like a blend of “fosters home for imaginary friends”, “Drop dead Fred” and “Harvey”. All solid

[@cajiggle]

In one scene, the girl and grandmother are watching "Harvey" on the TV. I hope classic film fans who watched IF caught that.

[@marhawkman303]

Yeah, the idea seems to be blaming imaginary friends.... is real.

[@stutteringguitarist]

@@cajiggle pro alluded to it. I love the movie, we’ve watched it a bit. Interestingly Harvey and Drop Dead Fred both have “medicine” that makes imaginary friends disappear

[@stutteringguitarist]

@@marhawkman303 if you can get it, there’s a great episode of “Foster’s Home for imaginary friends” called ‘Everybody knows it’s bendy.’ All about that topic

[@Jadefox32]

a kids film where Dad isn't portrayed as a bumbling idiot and from yours and others sounds about a 3 to a 3.5 out of 5. If I had kids or my niece was older I'd take her to this. We need a return to storytelling, both for families and overall so I appreciate the work Krasinski and Reynolds have put into this.

[@c7042]

I'm glad John Krasinski stil protecting his reputation as a decent person in this movie. My grandaughters can see this.

[@robscott3870]

It is nice to see effort to make real kids movies for parents.

[@serpentinious7745]

"Calvin and Hobbs" author's son did a few panels of a sequel called "Hobbs and Bacon". Calvin had grown up and has a daughter named Bacon (after the explorer Sir Frances Bacon) who is just like Calvin was. She inherits Hobbs and so the hijinks resume, passed on to the next generation. Look it up! 😊

[@lackinganame7857]

I wondered where those came from!

[@whisky3k]

Stop with your BS fake news nonsense. Hobbes and Bacon IS NOT from Bill Watterson's son. It's a fan work by two brothers, Dan & Tom HAYERMAN, who are not in any way related to Watterson. FYI, the whole series starts with some anti-Trump dialogue. I'm not a Trump fan myself, but I find the TDS among the woke hilarious.

[@mitchellalexander9162]

Wasn't that just a bunch of 20 Years later fanarts where Calvin was married Susie next to a 'Reference Earlier strip?' I thought that was just funny Fan Art.

[@serpentinious7745]

@mitchellalexander9162 You're right. Looks like the original 4 strips of Hobbes and Bacon were done by Dan and Tom Heyerman, not Bill Watterson's son as I had thought. My mistake.

[@uncielodeamor]

I not only googled if this movie had any "woke agenda garbage" but also watched this review. I'm so relieved to know that woke nonsense is non-inclusive in this movie. NOW I can take my grandbabies to see it...YAY!

[@akumaking1]

Rule of thumb: If wokies hate something it must be good

[@animezilla4486]

Not every critic that hates it is woke

[@user-eo5sn9yt1u]

@WaltRightplus most critics are hired guns. They’re PAID to do this.

[@raydarable]

That's just reverse psychology.

[@daKneeboy3]

Bingo

[@VincentMcmanus.]

But, wokies hate everything. Maybe it would be better to say that if wokies like something, it is s***?

[@EternityKingdomsHeadHoncho]

I knew I shouldn’t have questioned IF two superstars like Reynolds and Krasinski would fulfilled their promise to make a solid film for their kiddos.

[@vickig3275]

Saw it yesterday it IS FANTASTIC!!! So creative and full of LOVE!!!! Go see it please!!! Let Hollywood know THIS it what we want to see on the big screen!

[@jackthomas2051]

If I made a movie and critics hated it I would be ecstatic.

[@raydarable]

And what if it bombs due to the negative reception?

[@jackthomas2051]

@@raydarable If you haven’t noticed, usually movies that critics hate, people love.

[@raydarable]

@@jackthomas2051 That is not usual, only a small number of films fall in that category. Most films critics hate are also hated by audiences, just look at Megamind 2, 365 days, Space Jam 2, Morbius, Red Notice, Black Adam, The Marvels, etc.

[@samueld9620]

Pro, I watched your review of IF and decided to take my wife and 13-yo daughter to see it today. It was definitely an excellent family movie and money well-spent, in my opinion. By the end, I didn't feel the need to explain to my daughter about some inappropriate topic that was broached and we all just felt very satisfied walking out of the theater. It reminded my wife and I of how movies used to be. Thanks for giving this a review. We need to support more films like these...

[@ViperChief117]

John Krasinski and Ryan Reynolds are both talented actors and filmmakers.

[@HickoryChip0]

If it was two gay men the Film would be 90%+ on Rotten Tomatoes

[@EternityKingdomsHeadHoncho]

Okay, Billy Eichner.

[@MegaSoulHero]

Wasn’t Eternals hated by critics?

[@garrettcrowl1294]

​​@@MegaSoulHero Exactly. I'm reading it's a sad movie and many cases of one parent having to leave with a kid who is bored while the other finished the movie. If your kids movie is sad and boring you have failed. Looks decisive for all the wrong reasons, not non-woke ones.

[@cainemarko5021]

​@@garrettcrowl1294 This is not a kids movie. This is a movie for people with kids, or at least still a spark of their childhood imagination. Aside from big, weird IF's, there is nothing in this movie that kids will get or appreciate. This is a touching love letter to childhood, FOR grown ups. That being said, its still a very good movie.

[@JamorrisTyson]

​@@cainemarko5021 the ads will tell a different story

[@juiceweezle]

Dude, Pro! Action figures as a kid for the win. So many worlds explored by heroes overcoming bad guys.

[@TheKageRyu]

Remember that time when Cobra Commander, Darth Vader, and Mum Ra formed an alliance of evil and the Micronaughts had to go back in time to revive Optimus Prime to save the day? That was an awesome adventure... Action Figures for the win!

[@spacedinosaur8733]

@@TheKageRyu Metlar, D'Compose, & Tendril threaten Woodblock City and only by G.I. Joe working with Cobra can they help the Redwoods find the missing Magnokor to contact the Masters of the Universe to stop them.

[@JW-cm2er]

TMNT! I'd love to know how much that series made for the action figures market!

[@MrJoshinJosh]

Looks like Grimace from McDonald’s got his own movie😆👍

[@viaxxl]

He’s a movie star now

[@MrJoshinJosh]

@@viaxxl Is Hamburglar his agent?

[@IZZYCHAN13]

Only interesting character is the 1920s/30s bug lady, but it makes me want to see a full-fledged "Fleischer Studios" style film

[@EternityKingdomsHeadHoncho]

Is the fact she’s voiced by Phoebe Waller-Bridge going to turn you off?

[@rannxerox3970]

It looked like a "Monsters Inc" cute movie.

[@anvec6145]

"IF" is probably getting hit by critics because Disney has...Anxiety😏

[@anthonymerchant2597]

I was on the fence about seeing this one and I'm glad to hear it isn't another piece of woke trash. Even if it's a rip off of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, I'm glad to see that it's not like the garbage we see so commonly these days.

[@furionmax7824]

For the record. The critics are probably being paid by Disney to slam the movie Ryan was in. Ryans been giving disney hell bc Iger kept trying to change DP3 and Ryan kicked back. This is probably Igers way of getting back at him.

[@themalcontent100]

Looks like Foster's home for imaginary friends

[@McFrozenNuggets]

Well, I guess I know what I'm gonna go see with my grandmother.

[@Previs_Artist]

I was worried that critics gave it a low rating, but I am happy to see mostly positive reviews from the normal people.

[@josephdevens6815]

Re-watchability. That was Disney has been missing…not sure why they think their fans would want to be lectured over and over again.

[@blockerman3d266]

I agree. Disney has become like a friendly neighbor who gets dementia and becomes that guy you avoid.

[@raydarable]

I don't see those Disney films as 'lectures', why do you say that?

[@josephdevens6815]

@@raydarable Falcon and Winter Soldier is a good example of an extended lecture in their finale.

[@raydarable]

@@josephdevens6815 And a lot of people enjoyed it.

[@PrimeStone]

The movie kinda reminds me of who framed Rodger rabbit where it’s live action and animation and you have these cartoon characters in the real world

[@Go_n_shogi]

Seems like a rip off of “Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends”. Which starred a main character named Bloo.

[@animezilla4486]

That's what everybody who saw the first traitor has said

[@OriasRofocale]

I was wondering if it was an actual retelling/ sequel. Because it seemed far too close.

[@DougerSR]

Pro publicly announcing that he’s not creative. Shocking revelation. Lol!

[@fp30e]

I saw "IF" last week. For me it's the best film so far in 2024. I am fed up of sequel after sequel of poor CGI and no plot films. And it's not woke in any way. score=10/10

[@jamesTWisco]

I hadn't heard of this movie. Taking the wife and kids to see it today.

[@leilanicv]

how was it?

[@jamesTWisco]

@@leilanicv I liked it a lot. My 5 year old also liked it a lot. My wife liked the ending (she fell asleep in the middle because that's what she does).

[@josephcittadino6541]

I did the same thing as you as a kid. My friend and I had a MASSIVE saga with our action figures that lasted at least 5 years of our childhood at least, if not longer. We never used the figures as the characters they where figures of, though. We always used them as stand-ins to represent out OCs/made up characters. That saga was a massive epic of good vs. evil that is to this day one of my fondest childhood memories. It also gave the world the gift that is "Pulp-O-Teen" brand Orange Juice, and its creator Pulpatine, an orange juice-themed Palpatine parody complete with his own "Death Orange" and the power to generate, control, and even transform into orange juice, among other unnatural abilities...

[@IcicleFerret]

I'd read that comic.

[@eduardoho5637]

Is it really just me or this movie is what the planned Nicktoons crossover movie would be exactly life before it was cancelled and later uncancelled and redeveloped as an original project?

[@Gameboy0001]

It was a great movie, an easy recommendation for everyone. Honestly, the trailer and advertising doesn't do the actual movie justice, and the subject matter in it.

[@geekyphoton5584]

Clownfish TV is famous for "Daily Dose of Dismal Disney", sometimes Double Dose of Dismal Disney, and occasionally Triple Dose of Dismal Disney.

[@m.hreels9822]

I went to see the movie yesterday, and I must say, I wasn't expecting it to be as much of a kids' movie as the trailer made it out to be. Unfortunately, this was one of its biggest downfalls. The film was very kid-friendly to the point where it became a little bit annoying. I was expecting something that wouldn't be so kid-friendly and would at least cater to a slightly older audience as well, but I was mistaken. One of the huge issues I had with the movie was its incredibly vague plot and story. The filmmakers didn't provide clear attention to certain plot points, making it hard to understand what was going on, especially concerning the parents, particularly hinting at least one of them being terminally ill from cancer, but they didn't address it (obviously because it's a kids movie). Important details were either glossed over or left unclear, leaving me puzzled and disengaged. Another perplexing aspect was the lead character's imaginary friend being a human, which didn't make much sense compared to everyone else's cartoon characters. This inconsistency made the story feel disjointed. While I appreciate the attempt at originality, these elements contributed to a confusing narrative. On a positive note, Ryan Reynolds' performance was a refreshing change from his usual roles. He felt different in this movie, and I’m glad he wasn't giving another Deadpool-like performance. I had a theory that his character was meant to symbolize someone significant to the protagonist, adding a layer of depth that was otherwise lacking. Overall, while the movie had potential and attempted to be original, it fell short due to its overly kid-friendly approach and vague storytelling. It wasn't a complete failure, but it left much to be desired.

[@Jadefox32]

I'm sensing a 3 to 3.5/5 from you unless you feel the negatives were more stark than I am attempting to infer

[@m.hreels9822]

@@Jadefox32 I don't know if this was supposed to be a negative comment but Yeah, that's about right. I would give it three out of five stars. It's okay, but it leaves a lot to be desired, and the movie really babies its audience! I was expecting and hoping for more. And the narrative gets really confusing at times unfortunately 😕

[@Jadefox32]

@@m.hreels9822 no not a negative I apologize for not making that clearer, I was just asking for a little more clarification is all.

[@m.hreels9822]

@@Jadefox32 No worries at all. lol I'm just used to get hate comments. Thx for being nice. I appreciate it!

[@lorrieannecan]

It's a new story. I took my 8 and 10 year old nieces. They were laughing throughout the entire film. It was engaging. My niece wanted to dance during the dance break.

[@Kevin-lo7se]

Thanks for the review. We need more family films.

[@themalcontent100]

Then why doesn't he do the amazing digital circus? Oh, it is because he isn't being charged $60. That explains it.

[@SaillantCoofArizona]

Agreed, Anti-Woke family-friendly films for a win

[@blockerman3d266]

I'll take my girls. I'd love to keep my local theater afloat, and this sounds like it's worth seeing.

[@SF-wm7zf]

Thank you for the tip, I will be sure to go and see it this weekend.

[@animegamesmoviesandotherst3037]

If the woke media, the woke trash on social media hate a movie then it must be not a woke dumpster fire,

[@TheGeronimojack]

Hell yeah, Make a Calvin and Hobbs movie. Calvin is a slightly nuts little terror that has an incredible imagination. It would be a blockbuster as long as there is no woke messaging in it.

[@patriciofernandez6500]

11:30 it's okay that there are broken rules in kids movies, that is the idea, leave any possibility open

[@Pooleman96]

My only complaint is that it's very similar to Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends. If you ask me, there are ways to incorporate themes that could be considered "woke" into a really good story. Case in point, the Off-Broadway show "Scarlett Dreams". That show had a gay, interracial couple, BUT it gave an incredibly stark, chilling look at the rise of AI and the frightening possibilities of what it could mean for society (a lot like M3gan, sure, but still).

[@SpaghettiThePingas]

The big purple monster looks like Grimace

[@cainemarko5021]

This is not a kids movie. This is a movie for people with kids, or at least, still some spark of their childhood imagination. Aside from big, weird IF's running around, there is nothing in this movie that kids will get or appreciate. This is a touching love letter to childhood FOR grown ups. That being said, its still a very good movie.

[@IcicleFerret]

When I was a little kid, I tried having an imaginary friend. I was super creative: "Sally" was actually my secret identical twin. She was basically just like me, except she was a prankster. Anytime the dog barked at nothing, or a door slammed too hard, I pretended it was Sally. Maybe a stuck sink unclogged itself at just that moment, and it was attributed to Blue, or; the toys were stacked precariously and finally fell over at that time, and the cause was made to be whats-his-name?

[@Rcampo42]

Ladies and gentlemen the sequel to fosters home for imaginary friends

[@sebastiantrias1529]

I’ve seen some reviews of the movie, and it was Okay, not great but not bad, it’s a movie that was produced for kids.

[@animezilla4486]

In your opinion how much money do you think this movie will make

[@FriendlyNeighborhoodSnyderMan]

My wife took our daughter (10) and her friend to see it last night & they loved it. The missus noticed the same continuity errors pointed out here, but the girls didn't notice anything. It was a fun, emotional, woke-free romp that my wide and daughter desperately needed. Our puny human does have a friend of the imaginary persuasion, or rather, did for a long time, so this was special for her. I had no interest so I stayed home while they had a girls night. Sounds like that was the right decision

[@CornballLyric]

Thank you very much for the movie review. It was incredibly helpful with working out who this film is partially aim at. I'm definitely going to take my granddaughter to see this film.😊

[@foxprogt]

Im 46, my girl is 48 and we saw IF today. Its interesting you say the movie feels like an 80s movie because i felt it had a late 80s early 90s feel to it as well. Its not the time period the movies takes place but the way its filmed or the pacing of it. Can't put my finger on it. I would say that another twist it had was that it ends up focusing on adults and their IFs and not so much about the kids. I though that was a pleasant surprise especially with how the very ending went. My girl left with tears in her eyes (good tears)

[@TheREALSimagination]

I feel like the video title is a little misleading. I was expecting coverage of the media reaction to the film, not a review of the film itself, BUT I also think summarizing the media reaction and relegating to a mere video title is both fitting for how little their hypocritical crying matters and because the movie is about family and goodness, so of course the media would object.

[@hopejordan2997]

My biggest gripe with the film is that it's a ripoff of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends.

[@vickineal688]

Since the woke freaks all hate it, I can't wait to see an honest heartwarming movie with honest heartwarming actors who are teaching love and not hate. Please make more.

[@heroatlarge2013FJCruiser]

Can we do away with RT - who is paying them and the reviewers off?

[@paulpickett4522]

Thanks for the review and the insight. Might recommend this to a friend who has pre-teen girls.

[@MohammadMuyedulIslamTuhin]

Bro, Critics already gave 96% scores to A Quiet Place which is more than Audiences' score of 83 as well as A Quiet Place 2 (critics score: 91% & Audiences score: 92%). And, we all know, A Quiet Place is horror thriller movie, having underline themes of Pro-Family, Pro-Dad. and self-sacrifice.

[@Mouse_Metal]

That big purple fluffy character is so cute. I would want a stuffed toy of it as a child even without seeing the movie.

[@YamisQueenJess]

If is adorable. However I wouldn’t call it 10/10 maybe a 7.5/10. It’s not epic (like Top Gun Maverick) but it doesn’t suck. If *no pun intended* you’re sick of Disney’s woke garbage, IF is a breath of fresh air. Adult kids whose parents are still alive, take your parents to see this movie. There are scenes that will make you cry

[@andrealemerise5563]

took my 6 year old yesterday and we both loved it.

[@shonstewart4957]

Thanks for the review

[@alexispaterson814]

My husband and I are taking the grandkids to see IF at the weekend. Looking forward to going to the cinema.

[@OGSanSimeon]

So it's a meh 7/10 that would be a total pass if Disney was still putting out good content. Got it.

[@carissakirksey6606]

Got to be Harvey, right? & AGREED!!! Calvin & Hobbes is THE BEST comic strip ever, bar none!!

[@Amunratheone]

I just finish watching IF with my daughter and she didn’t like it at all neither did mom. But I can say it wasn’t any woke agenda in it.

[@hotwax9376]

I appreciate the photo of Radio City during the Christmas Spectacular. :)

[@angel_of_rust]

not woke? (I)nvolved (F)ather? ok i'm already sold

[@coolkev1701]

It might be an alright movie but it's going to tank.

[@MarcoAnaya-ks7bp]

I was just like you. I made up movies and shows in my mind thanks to my action figures and the power of imagination. I'm glad you guys took that into consideration.

[@francoiseeduard303]

Phoebe Waller-Bridge is in it. I am out!

[@shirleydanby4123]

She's voice acting. You don't see her smug face

[@44johnburton]

Watched it, was boring

[@nightwatchm4n]

The critics' score is not the problem. Whether it's woke or not woke is not the problem. The problems are that the trailers look generically bland and the movie has a bloated budget of $110 million which, especially after Friday's numbers, it will struggle to make back. Videos like this make me worry that a lot of us here are forgetting to look at entertainment in terms of ACTUAL quality. Just because a film isn't actively trying to insult me doesn't make it good or worth my money by default -- it still needs to earn those.

[@ronsorage78]

I'm a fan of the blossom character design being very early cartoon styled.

[@Time-machinery-er9dq]

Critics are not supposed to bash a movie because it goes against their woke agendas. They're supposed to give constructive arguments on how the movie could've been better, to give leeway for better movies to be made in the future. These are not "critics," at least not in the way they're supposed to be. These are sick people who use their profession as "critics" to make a piece of media look worse than it really is because it doesn't have wokeism in it. For that, they should get fired so actual critics can take the job and give out actually constructive criticism that will help people create better films.

[@cherylhamilton3159]

I really liked this film!

[@joey_after_midnight]

Boys can relate who have a Father, a Dad.. or who have lost a Dad .. that's not a spoiler, but its very relatable for boys and men. Not a dry eye left in the theater when I saw it. And yes.. Ryan steals the show again.. but not as Deadpool.

[@cmancman6643]

It was a good movie. I thought it was going to be stupid cartoon humor and it had quite a bit of heart. The start of the movie is sad. The whole movie is about beings in your life that are there to support you but you forget about them.

[@georgeawestjr.9087]

This movie🍿is put out by National Amusements, Inc., the parent company of Paramount Global Corporation which owns Paramount Pictures. 👌

[@ericwallentine6119]

If critics hate it, it must be great!

[@Squiggy8440]

Instead of slamming people for not liking it based on not sharing your political views (which is unprofessional as a movie reviewer. Shouldn’t ever be biased regardless what beliefs you have) - the marketing makes it seem extremely dated in writhing - the art design for the imaginary friends look uncanny and off which alot of people wont like - advertising is insinuating that it will drone on on scenes that dont have much purpose for the story but will leave out context or details that would of made the story more sound which, most people want the story to get to the point now, thats just the social climate we’re in. - the marketing also insinuates that the movie is going to be really slow, which kids just dont like being forced to sit through. Kids prefer having movies like that be played in the background while they do something else with their time. So its not going to be very popular in the theatre, but it may become popular later when it goes to dvd and streaming.

[@jaredmarkham7300]

@ WDW Pro I've got 2 questions for you first one is. Is it worth seeing in theaters and and second for someone that's never seen? Movies like The Sixth Sense Is there a more accurate? Comparison person for like PG-13 movie or something.

[@MOORE4U2]

I've not heard a thing about this film until this video. Curious.

[@ryeguy7471]

I’d love to hear RR reveal if this idea was pitched to and rejected by current Disney.

[@j.lightlady7596]

Go see this movie. It is simply lovely.

[@blakepace]

God Help Us Both, Pro: we both think Calvin and Hobbes and The Far Side are the best of comics genre!

[@rust3927]

Give the movie 7 it ok just I don't care about new Hollywood movies anymore

[@mudvalve]

Maybe more like the movie Paper Man for kids…

[@shirleydanby4123]

We saw it last weekend. Its not the most sensational film ever. But it was entertaining. Thw grief theme went a little iver my kids heads. I got a little teary, but ill watch anything with Ryan Reynolds in it these days 🤣🤣😉

[@brianmurphy250]

Film Threat did a video review worth checking out. Chris Gore said it stole the concept from Fosters Home for Imaginary Friends but without the charm. Also it deals with some dark stuff ( parental death). See the review for yourself and judge

[@Phaota]

Well, in the case of Film Threat and the reviews from both of the guys, the main reason the film wasn't great was a lack of cohesive rules in concerns to the imaginary beings and Ryan still just playing himself as usual instead of stretching his acting talents to be someone else. As much as I like Ryan, he just doesn't know how to become a different character in his movies. Also, as Alan Ing pointed out from a comment, "IF" is just a poor version of the superior animated series, "Fosters Home for Imaginary Friends". Chris Gore also noted that most of the IF creatures do not match anything a child would come up with in their imagination.

[@wilamblack8372]

Still better than Dr. Who and Velma.

[@Batdude2008]

Ryan Reynolds makes a Great Imaginary Friend….lol

[@user-AADZ]

I might be slightly woke but i think IF might be really good.

[@leblancgeorges1479]

Basicly the rewatchable part is when they play the Tina Turner song which is about 5 minutes long.I liked Lyle,lyle crocodile better than this and that movie was pretty boring also.The near 5 minutes great special effects scene will probably be featured on youtube sooner or later.I'm really surprised of this movie's reported budget.You're really wondering where the money went.I usually forgive alot for a movie that's emotional but it wasn't funny and it was about one third boring.They also really went overboard with the my God language.None of the Disney or Pixor movies script movies this way.

[@melissag.664]

I liked "Drop Dead Fred."

[@Python085]

Just goes to show, that NOT GOING 'WOKE' is actually a VERY GOOD THING and actually ends up being PROFITABLE! NO POINTLESS MESSAGING here! Regardless if the actual movie is any good itself. lol HAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@stevengilley5107]

Run a very small very old 2 screen theater in a small little town if is doing pretty well for me. My imaginary friends were the Rugrats lol

[@PattyMcqG]

Thank you! Will take my grandbabies now!

[@tomstraub1148]

I don't like the big purple friendly monster, because it has the same face that was used in a couple other movies.

[@ChristianFrates1997]

John Krasinski is a great director!