Look, this is Netflix algorithm content at its most Netflix-y: safe, inoffensive, utterly predictable, and completely forgettable. It won't hurt anyone, but it also won't stick with anyone.
The 53% critic score and 2.6/5 on Letterboxd tell the real story—this is a movie that exists to fill a slot in the 'family dance movie' category without taking any risks or offering anything fresh. If your kid is really into dance and needs something to watch on a rainy afternoon, sure. But don't expect anyone to be quoting lines from this or rewatching it.
The wholesome messages are there (teamwork! perseverance! helping others!), but they're delivered with all the subtlety of a sledgehammer and none of the charm that makes those lessons actually land. It's the cinematic equivalent of a participation trophy—technically accomplishing its goal, but not exactly inspiring.