Look, I'll be straight with you: Grudge Match is the kind of movie that makes you wonder if anyone involved actually read the script before signing on. It's a lazy, unfunny comedy that wastes two legendary actors on dick jokes and geriatric slapstick.

The critics savaged it (31% on Rotten Tomatoes, 35 on Metacritic), and audiences were equally unimpressed (46% RT audience score, 2.7/5 on Letterboxd). Even the 6.4 IMDb rating—the most generous score here—screams 'meh.'

For families, it's in this awkward zone where it's too crude for younger kids but too boring and dated for teens who could technically handle the PG-13 content. If your 14-year-old is begging to watch this, just put on Creed instead—better boxing, better story, actually good.

The WISE score reflects reality: this is a forgettable cash-grab that offers almost nothing wholesome, imaginative, or enriching. It's technically 'safe' in that nobody's getting traumatized, but you'll all be traumatized by how unfunny it is. Skip it.