Look, this is a lovely movie—but let's be honest about what it is. It's a slow-burn British ensemble dramedy about septuagenarians finding themselves in India. The WISE scores are solid because it's safe, wholesome, and genuinely enriching for the right audience. But 'the right audience' is NOT most kids.

If you've got a 13-15 year old who likes character-driven stories and can handle a leisurely pace, this could be a genuinely nice multi-generational family watch. It models empathy, cultural curiosity, and the idea that reinvention isn't just for the young. The cast is stellar, the humor is gentle, and there's real heart here.

But if your kids need faster pacing or are under 13? Skip it. They'll be checking their phones within 15 minutes. This is more 'watch with grandma and actually enjoy it' territory than 'family movie night with the under-10 crowd.' The watchability factor for modern kids is limited, hence the tempered WISE score despite strong individual metrics.

Bottom line: Great film for the right context, but know your audience.