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Together: Treble Winners

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65%

WISE Score

7.4

IMDb

Behind-the-scenes look at Manchester City's historic 2022-23 treble season—great for football fans, a snoozefest for everyone else.

7.4/10

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Together: Treble Winners

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TV-PG, 2024

65%

WISE Score

7.4

IMDb

Behind-the-scenes look at Manchester City's historic 2022-23 treble season—great for football fans, a snoozefest for everyone else.

7.4

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Screenwise Verdict

Here's the deal: if your kid is a Manchester City fan or deeply into football, this is solid viewing—well-produced, celebratory, and offers real insight into what it takes to achieve at the elite level. The teamwork and dedication on display are genuinely admirable.

But if your kid isn't already a football fan? This will be background noise at best. It's a documentary about a specific sports season, which means limited narrative tension and a lot of 'you had to be there' energy. The WISE score reflects that tension: it's wholesome and safe enough, but the imaginative and enriching scores suffer because it's just... a sports doc. Not everyone's cup of tea.

Common Sense Media's age 10 rating feels right—younger kids won't have the attention span, and older kids/adults will only care if they're already fans. It's not going to convert anyone who doesn't already love the sport.

Age Fit

Best for kids 10+ who are already invested in football/soccer. Younger kids might watch with a parent if they're fans, but the documentary format and specific subject matter make this a tough sell for anyone not already interested in the sport. Adults who follow Premier League football will enjoy it; everyone else can skip.

WISE Breakdown

Wholesome

Sports documentaries inherently model teamwork, dedication, and cooperative achievement. This docuseries follows Manchester City's historic treble win, showcasing players working together toward a collective goal. The tone is celebratory and positive, focusing on athletic excellence and team unity. However, professional sports can include moments of frustration, pressure, and competitive tension that aren't always 'wholesome' in the gentlest sense.

Imaginative

As a documentary about real events, this is inherently limited in imaginative scope—it's recording history, not creating new worlds. There's some creativity in how the story is told and edited, and sports strategy can be intellectually interesting, but it doesn't invite creative expression or exploration. It's more observational than participatory, more analytical than imaginative.

Safe

Common Sense Media rates this at age 10, and Netflix offers it in Kids Mode. Sports documentaries typically avoid graphic content, though there may be mild language (common in locker rooms) and intense competitive moments. No violence, gore, sexual content, or truly triggering material expected. The main safety consideration is that professional sports can include some adult language and high-pressure emotional moments, but nothing shocking or inappropriate.

Enriching

Offers insight into elite athletic performance, teamwork, strategy, and what it takes to achieve at the highest level. The 'treble' achievement (winning three major competitions in one season) is historically significant and demonstrates perseverance and excellence. However, entertainment value may be limited to football fans—non-fans will find less to engage with. IMDb 7.4 and Letterboxd 3.7/5 suggest solid but not exceptional reception.

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Why It Might Be Great

Shows real-world teamwork, dedication, and what it takes to achieve at the highest level of professional sports
Documents a genuinely historic achievement in football—the treble is incredibly rare and this season was record-breaking
Offers insight into strategy, training, and the mental game of elite athletics
Positive role models of perseverance and collective achievement (if your kid is into football)

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What to Watch For

This is squarely for football fans—if your kid doesn't already care about soccer/Manchester City, they'll be bored within minutes
Professional sports environments can include some mild language and high-pressure emotional moments
Documentary pacing may feel slow compared to scripted shows—lots of talking heads and game footage
Very specific subject matter means limited broader appeal or life lessons beyond 'work hard, win trophies'

Conversation Starters

"What do you think it takes to be the best team in the world at something?"
"How do you think the players handled the pressure of trying to win three championships in one season?"
"What's the difference between being a good player and being a good teammate?"
"If you could be on any sports team, what would it be and why?"

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