'IF': How Ryan Reynolds' live-action animated movie's ending sets up a sequel
Contains spoilers for 'IF'
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: The live-action animated film 'IF' directed by John Krasinski features Ryan Reynolds and Cailey Fleming in major parts.
The highly anticipated film revolves around Bea (Cailey Fleming), a young girl who sees imaginary friends known as IFs.
Equipped with her new abilities, Bea goes on a quest with her neighbor Cal (Ryan Reynolds), who can also see IFs, to reconnect lost IFs with their kids.
As heartwarming as the plot sounds, the viewing experience is also wonderful, leaving viewers hopeful for a sequel. Let's find out about the future of fantasy films.
'IF' sequel update
Regretfully, there has been no news regarding the second part of the film, indicating that a sequel is not on the cards currently.
That doesn't mean there isn't a chance for a second installment, though, as the movie is gaining positive reviews and is predicted to make $40 million at its premiere which may even open the door for the second part.
The film also concludes on a happy note with Bae moving to back to her home and realizing the true identity of Cal, opening up the possibility of a sequel.
What could be potential plotlines for 'IF' sequel?
The film's sequel can dive deeper into the colorful realm of the IFs, with Bae and Cal reuniting to reconnect IFs with their loving human pals.
In addition, the film may introduce some new characters, such as Bae's friend, who does not believe in the IFs, or another IF who can romance Cal.
Furthermore, the film can be more experimental by including certain rejected IFs who have gone full villainous to avenge their rejection.
There are numerous ideas that can be incorporated into the movie, which is intended to entertain viewers. Regardless, it will be entertaining to see the wonder of IFs on screen again whenever the sequel is made.
'IF' trailer
