This is the kind of movie that makes some teens feel seen for the first time—and that matters. John Green knows how to write teens dealing with hard stuff without being preachy or melodramatic, and the strong ratings suggest this adaptation delivers.

That said, this isn't easy viewing. It's about intrusive thoughts, spiraling anxiety, and the exhausting work of managing OCD. If your teen is dealing with similar issues, this could be incredibly validating or potentially triggering—you know your kid best.

The WISE score is solid but not exceptional because while it's enriching and wholesome in intent, it's also a heavy lift emotionally. It's not the kind of thing you throw on for family movie night unless your family is ready to have real conversations about mental health afterward. But for the right teen at the right time? This could be genuinely meaningful.