Look, this is a perfectly fine sports documentary about a legitimately great basketball player and his unconventional German coach. The mentor-mentee angle is wholesome, the story is inspiring, and there's nothing objectionable here.

But let's be real: unless your kid is already a basketball fan or specifically interested in Dirk Nowitzki, they're not going to voluntarily watch this. It's not The Last Dance. The ratings are decent but not spectacular (77% audience score, 7.5 on IMDb), which tells you it's competent but not must-see.

If you've got a kid who plays basketball, loves sports docs, or is interested in stories about dedication and coaching, this could be a solid pick. For everyone else? It's going to be a hard pass. The WISE fundamentals are solid—safe, wholesome, reasonably enriching—but the watchability factor for modern kids who aren't already invested in the subject is low.