IF review: "John Krasinski's twee tale is long on imagination but sadly short on ingenuity"
John Krasinski's twee tale IF is long on imagination, but sadly short on ingenuity.
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GamesRadar+ VerdictA celebration of fantasy friends, Krasinski’s twee tale is long on imagination but sadly short on ingenuity.
GamesRadar+ Verdict
GamesRadar+ Verdict A celebration of fantasy friends, Krasinski’s twee tale is long on imagination but sadly short on ingenuity.
A celebration of fantasy friends, Krasinski’s twee tale is long on imagination but sadly short on ingenuity.
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After the basement-bear horrors ofImaginary, along comes John Krasinski’s more family-friendly ode to childhood fantasy. Warm and well-intentioned but frankly sappy, IF centres on Bea (Cailey Fleming), a tween who lost her mother in early childhood and is now bravely facing …