Of late, the inner turmoil of little girls has birthed a string of movies about big emotions and monsters. Inside Out 2introduced Anxiety to the feelings crew, pitching its heroine into adolescent social panic. Imaginaryspun a horror story of a forgotten imaginary friend gone vengeful, while Netflix's animated adventure The Imaginaryfocused on the personal growth of an imaginary friend dreamed up by a grieving little girl. Then the woefully overstuffed and underwhelming If, from John Krasinski, had another grieving young heroine coping with her emotions through rescuing abandoned imaginary friends (or IFs).