I Can Only Imagine 2

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I Can Only Imagine 2

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In Theaters Feb 20

1h 50m

Drama

Music

Biography

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After the breakout success of I Can Only Imagine, MercyMe's Bart Millard is living the dream--sold-out arenas, a devoted fanbase, and a thriving career. But Bart's world begins to shift under the weight of devastating challenges, including a life-changing diagnosis for his young son, Sam. As Bart struggles to hold his family together, his wife Shannon becomes the steady anchor--caring for Sam, supporting Bart, and holding on to hope when it feels far away. When Sam and newcomer Tim Timmons join the band for their biggest tour yet, Bart must navigate the demands of fatherhood and the pressures of fame, all while helping his son find the courage to sing his own song.

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Andrew Erwin

Director

Brent McCorkle

Director

Dennis Quaid

Arthur

Arielle Kebbel

Hilary Timmons

Milo Ventimiglia

Tim Timmons

John Michael Finley

Bart

Alonso Duralde

The Film Verdict

1d

This sequel wants to examine how an artist moves forward after a breakthrough, but the directors find themselves in a similar bind as their protagonist, attempting to rekindle the heartfelt drama that made the movie I Can Only Imagine such a success.

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Robert Kojder

Flickering Myth

14h

1.5/5

The Christian component of I Can Only Imagine 2 isn’t irksomehere; it’s the rest of the movie that is either off-putting, frustrating, confounding, cluttered, hokey, or boring with an overreliance on fictionalized concert performances

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Rachel Wagner

Hallmarkies Podcast

15h

It's easy to relate to, inspiring. If you liked the first film you'll like this sequel. A worthy and inspiring follow-up to the first film

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Edward Douglas

The Weekend Warrior (Substack)

1d

6/10

One can forgive I Can Only Imagine 2 for being schmaltzy, and even for the obvious changes made to the real story, but it’s harder to forgive it for being so boring.

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Teresa H.

1h

This movie was truly amazing! It started at 5 pm with 20 minutes of credit followed by the movie. Total time there with Singing at the end was about 2.5 hours. It didn't feel like we had been there that long. It held your attention the entire time. I felt like I was there experiencing life along with them. A very emotional yet gripping movie. A Great story with an even better ending! It was very uplifting and reminded all that you are never alone through it all. I will see this movie many times over. It was truly an amazing movie!!!

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Cindy S

1h

This was a great movie and sequel. It was inspiring and uplifting. It offered a real look at life lived in a world that is broken and finding hope in God alone! A must see!

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David J

9h

It was very well done, and is a great movie about fatherhood.

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Melanie

9h

This was an over the top movie! Blessed my whole family.

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Bruce

16h

Very well acted great story relatable

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Joanne

20h

Everyone need to see this movie!

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Synopsis

After the breakout success of I Can Only Imagine, MercyMe's Bart Millard is living the dream--sold-out arenas, a devoted fanbase, and a thriving career. But Bart's world begins to shift under the weight of devastating challenges, including a life-changing diagnosis for his young son, Sam. As Bart struggles to hold his family together, his wife Shannon becomes the steady anchor--caring for Sam, supporting Bart, and holding on to hope when it feels far away. When Sam and newcomer Tim Timmons join the band for their biggest tour yet, Bart must navigate the demands of fatherhood and the pressures of fame, all while helping his son find the courage to sing his own song.

Director: Andrew Erwin, Brent McCorkle
Producer: Kevin Downes, Andrew Erwin, Cindy Bond, Bart Millard, Daryl C. Lefever, Josh Walsh
Screenwriter: Brent McCorkle, Brent McCorkle
Distributor: Lionsgate
Production Co: Kingdom Story Company, Mission Pictures
Rating: PG (Some Language|Thematic Material)
Genre: Drama, Music, Biography
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Feb 20, 2026, Wide
Runtime: 1h 50m

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