Luck is the definition of 'fine.' It's G-rated, visually pleasant, and delivers a nice message about resilience and chosen family that's especially meaningful for kids in foster care or navigating change. Your 5- to 7-year-old will probably enjoy it.

But here's the thing: critics weren't impressed. A 48% on Rotten Tomatoes tells you what you need to know—it's formulaic, the characters lack depth, and the script doesn't live up to the imaginative premise. If you're hoping for something that'll captivate the whole family like a Pixar film, this isn't it. It's more 'background movie on a rainy afternoon' than 'instant classic.'

The foster care storyline is handled thoughtfully, but give sensitive kids a quick heads-up so they know what's coming. Otherwise, it's about as safe as they come. Just don't expect magic—expect adequate.