Look, if your kid is already an ARMY, this is a no-brainer—they'll be thrilled to see BTS perform live on the big screen (or your couch via Prime). The content is squeaky clean, the messaging is positive, and the production quality is top-tier.
That said, this is a concert film, not a documentary. You're getting pure performance—songs, choreography, crowd shots—without much narrative depth or behind-the-scenes insight. For fans, that's exactly what they want. For everyone else? It might feel long and repetitive.
The WISE score reflects that it's excellent at what it does (safe, wholesome, culturally enriching for fans), but it's not going to spark creativity or deep learning the way a more exploratory documentary might. It's entertainment, and that's perfectly fine. If your household has BTS posters on the wall, hit play. If not, maybe start with their music videos first.
