Preschool (2026)

Two dads wage an absurd war over the last spot at London's poshest preschool — and neither is winning Parent of the Year.

Crowd Score: 6.2/10

Who Is It For?

Parents who've survived the absurd gauntlet of school admissions will feel seen by every escalating gag. Comedy fans who enjoy physical humor and dad-rivalry setups will find plenty to laugh at, and anyone looking for a breezy, low-stakes family comedy to stream on a lazy weekend will get their money's worth.

Vibe Match

Daddy's Home meets Kindergarten Cop with a dash of British sitcom awkwardness

What People Are Saying

Duhamel brings his usual charming energy but doesn't stretch much beyond his comfort zone. James Cosmo as the stern headmaster steals every scene he's in.

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As Duhamel's directorial debut, the pacing is competent if unremarkable. He knows how to set up a gag, even if the transitions between set pieces feel rushed.

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The script hits familiar comedy beats — rivals forced to work together, escalating sabotage, heartwarming resolution — but the dialogue is snappy enough to keep it entertaining.

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London locations are used well, giving the film a visual charm that elevates the standard comedy aesthetic. The posh preschool set design is a highlight.

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