Look, Poor Things is artistically ambitious and Emma Stone is phenomenal. Critics loved it. It's visually stunning and intellectually provocative.
But let's be crystal clear: this is not remotely appropriate for kids or teens, and honestly, most adults won't want to sit through it either. The 'strong and pervasive sexual content' warning isn't exaggerating—there's graphic nudity and explicit sex throughout, combined with a premise that's inherently uncomfortable (woman with child's mind engaging in prostitution).
If you're into arthouse cinema, appreciate Lanthimos's weird style, and can handle extremely adult content, you might find this fascinating. But if you saw it pop up on Hulu and thought 'oh, an Emma Stone movie,' be warned: this is as far from La La Land as you can get.
The WISE score reflects what it is—a film with artistic merit but absolutely zero place in a family media library.





