The Boss Baby: Family Business

2021 • 107 minutes

About this movie

How many Boss Babies can one family hold? He may be a big-shot moneyman now, but Ted Templeton flashes back to his Boss Baby past when he and his brother Tim renew their rivalry and make a shocking discovery! Turns out, Tim's infant daughter Tina inherited Uncle Ted's job as an undercover BabyCorp agent. She's on a secret mission to stop an evil plan to turn babies into brats, and she needs both brothers to help! Ted and Tim now have to turn back into kids for a hilariously outrageous adventure that reminds them of the true power of family!

Ratings and reviews

Ummm... 'Boss Baby 2' is... weird. The overall message is that parents/adults are destroying the world, but they need to be saved (from mind control) because of unconditional love...? Also, it's as if the writers desperately wanted, so hard, to aggressively irritate adults living in red states that the beginning of this film is borderline cringe for people (like myself) who have absolutely no problem with the type of family the main characters represent.

Could hardly focus on this one, was not interesting as the first one with conflicting dialogues and soundtracks... this takes your attention away seriously. Found less funny moments and I think this movie fails to justify itself. Just put it on for the kids and do some chores.

If you didn't like the first one, you will definitely not like the sequel. That's one of the most charming things about the film, is that the creators kept with their original visions and didn't even "try" to simple things down. There's even a fourth-wall joke about it. I give it a 4 instead of 5 stars, due to slight Woke elements and race changing of a character. It doesn't ruin the film, but Woke is Woke. I had my doubts when they announced a sequel, but it holds up well to the original.