Summary
The streaming release date forIFhas been announced, with the fantasy comedy movie set to arrive on a streaming platform very soon. The movie stars Cailey Fleming as Bea, a girl who can see IFs, or imaginary friends, who assists her neighbor Cal (Ryan Reynolds) with finding new homes for IFs that no longer have homes.Reviews forIFhave been mixed, though praise has been given to the heartfelt nature of its story and the performances of its leading stars.
Now,Deadlinehas confirmed thatIFwill arrive on Paramount+ on Tuesday, July 9for those with the streaming service in the US and Canada. While an international release date will be announced later on, this is good news for those in domestic territories who didn’t get a chance to see the film in theaters. This means families looking forward to a movie about imaginary friends will be able to watch it together at home very soon.

How Will IF Perform On Paramount+?
Despite its performance in theaters,the movie could become a big hit for Paramount+, since it will be more easily accessible to families at home. For younger crowds, it could also help them processIF’s major plot twistsas they happen, perhaps leading to deeper family discussions about imaginary friends. Since the movie offers a heartwarming tale about childhood and growing up, it can appeal to people of all ages who are interested in seeing a story like that. It would aid in its success long after its theatrical time is up.
Even though the moviedidn’t make as big a splash at the box office as other movies this year, there’s still potential for it to be redeemed on streaming. Because ofIF’s star-studded cast, which also includes the likes of Steve Carell, Phoebe Waller-Bridge, and Emily Blunt, the movie could find renewed interest thanks to its new home. With the film coming out on Paramount+ tomorrow, this week will be vital for its success on the platform.

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Cast
IF, originally titled Imaginary Friends, is a comedic fantasy film written and directed by John Krasinski. A young girl who experiences a tragic moment early in her life discovers she can see the imaginary friends of others who leave them behind as they grow older.