IF

As a fan of John Krasinski, I was really looking forward to watching "IF," but I have to admit, it left me a bit disappointed. Not because it’s a bad movie but because I went in with expectations that weren’t quite met. "IF" is a solid, well-made film with some great ideas, but it doesn’t fully explore the potential it sets up. It’s clearly aimed at a younger audience, which is fine, but the simplicity of the plot and the way certain moments are handled left me wanting more depth. There are scenes in which the movie tries to make feel urgent but falls flat and doesn’t carry the weight it should. They felt rushed, and that’s a feeling I had throughout much of the movie. The film has a charming fantasy element that could have been expanded to create something truly magical, but instead, it skims the surface. The pacing is quick, and while that might work for kids, I was hoping for a bit more exploration and development of the ideas presented. The acting, however, is a bright spot. The cast does a great job with their roles, bringing humor and warmth to the film. Steve Carell as Blue was especially a standout, delivering a performance that was both funny and heartfelt. I just wish we had more of John Krasinski himself, as his presence always adds something special. Overall, "IF" is a good movie—entertaining, sweet, and funny—but it left me wanting more. It’s worth a watch, especially if you’re in the mood for something light and family-friendly, but don’t expect it to go beyond that.