Imagine That 2009

Before he found himself shouting for his daughter’s beloved purple security blanket at his friends’ house in the middle of the night, Evan Danielson was an ordinary yet successful financial executive—focused and ambitious. However, after his daughter introduced him to the enchanting princesses and their queen dwelling in her imaginary world, Evan was thrust into a whimsical adventure that compelled him to reassess the importance of their relationship and what success truly meant.

In the midst of his demanding career, Evan often struggles to connect with his seven-year-old daughter, Olivia. His priorities have skewed towards work, leaving Olivia feeling neglected and unheard. When a life-changing promotion suddenly appears on the horizon, Evan finds himself at a crossroads, balancing his parental duties with the pressures of his corporate obligations.

The plot thickens as he faces fierce competition from his new rival, Johnny Whitefeather, whose unorthodox approach seems to captivate their executive team with outlandish Native American folklore instead of sound business strategies. During this turbulent time, Evan discovers that Olivia possesses a mysterious ability to foresee future business moves through her imaginative play with her blanket, affectionately referred to as the “goo-gaa,” and her invisible friends, Princesses Kupida and Mopida.

To uncover the insights hidden in this whimsical realm, Evan must venture through dense forests, past dragons, and even across invisible bridges leading to fantastical locations like France. What once was a routine life filled with work distractions transforms into a vibrant journey of rediscovery, allowing Evan to embrace his inner child as he engages in play with Olivia, reviving their once neglected bond.

In a climactic showdown for a major corporate position within D.D.E., Evan must turn to Olivia’s imaginary world for guidance yet again. However, a complication arises when Olivia is spending the night away at a friend’s house, leaving him without access to the coveted goo-gaa blanket. With the critical presentation scheduled for the same day as Olivia’s class play, Evan faces the ultimate choice between the demands of business and the needs of his daughter.

Will he repeat past mistakes, prioritizing work over Olivia? Can he still compete with Whitefeather without the all-important goo-gaa? Journey through this heartwarming fantasy comedy alongside Eddie Murphy to find out in Imagine That.