Look, this is what it is: a middling R-rated comedy about man-children who can't grow up. John Cena plays an imaginary friend come to life, there are probably some decent laughs buried in there, but critics weren't impressed and the premise is fundamentally about celebrating two decades of lying to your loved ones.
The 6.2 IMDb rating tells you everything—it's watchable if you're in the mood for brainless comedy and have already exhausted better options. But there's nothing here that makes it a must-watch, and the thematic content (lying, immaturity, crude humor) means it's got zero value for family viewing or younger audiences.
If you're an adult looking for a forgettable Friday night comedy, sure. Otherwise, there are about a hundred better options on Prime Video.





