Let's be real: this is not a family movie. It's a concert film for Roger Waters fans who want to relive his 2017-2018 tour, complete with all the political fury and anti-war messaging he's known for.
The production values are genuinely impressive—Waters knows how to put on a show. The music is classic Pink Floyd mixed with his solo work, and if you're into that, you'll appreciate the performance. Critics liked it (86% on RT), and fans loved it (87% audience score, 8.2 on IMDb).
But here's the thing: it's severe on profanity, severe on intense/frightening scenes, and relentlessly political in a way that's 'admittedly a bit too on-the-nose and unsubtle' per reviews. It's a protest rally that happens to be a rock concert. If you're not already on board with Waters' worldview and musical legacy, this will feel like sitting through a very loud, very long lecture.
For parents: this is a hard pass for anyone under 15, and even then, only if your teen is genuinely interested in the music or the politics. Most kids would rather watch paint dry than sit through a two-hour concert film, even one with fancy projections.




