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Imaginary

2024
5
Director: 
Jeff Wadlow

SYNOPSIS: 

Little Alice, after moving with her father to her stepmother's house, finds a teddy bear, Teddy, from which she can no longer separate. At first everything seems normal, Alice plays with Teddy as any child her age would do, but gradually the games become more and more extreme and disturbing. The little girl says that it is the teddy bear that tells her to do dangerous things. The little girl's new mother, alarmed, decides to ask for the help of a psychologist, and to prevent Alice from playing with Teddy. This action will lead to the disappearance of the little girl...

REVIEW: 

A rather basic film, almost for children, calling it horror is not really appropriate,
because it is not scary, but this could also be forgiven and still enjoy a teddy bear not evil enough if it were not such a boring and slow film with weak and insignificant characters. In short, badly acted and made. To forget.

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