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The Boss Baby: Family Business - AniMat's Review (Patreon)

Published:
2021-07-07 19:01:00
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2021-07-08 01:15:35
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2026-06
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The Boss Baby is back and he’s completely out of control!

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The Craziest Animated Sequel | The Boss Baby: Family Business Review

The Boss Baby is back and he's completely out of control!

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Kenneth Stoddard

He referring to Trump as not coming back as President again

Kenneth Stoddard

Okay… I am so gonna have a disagreement problems with you because I don’t like this sequel just like as I don’t like the first film. I thought you were gonna give it a seal of garbage like the first film or in this case finally give a Universal movie a seal of garbage since Jetsons: The Movie. Seriously, I barely seen you give a seal of garbage to a Universal film outside of films from Sony, Disney, Paramount, and Warner Bros for example. I mean I get that you don’t want a give to some of the weaker Illumination films like Hop for example, but I thought this would be the one to finally give the studio it deserved but a surprising decent review and 6/10, which is a little too generous, really shocked me especially with critics out there giving a similar type of treatment of how they give to the first film. I’m not saying your wrong of course as I do see your points on the trying to add in some heart for example, but for me, I’m just one of those people that will never will like franchise at all both from movies and TV show. Now I do like some aspects from the sequel like Jeff Goldblum’s performance since he always good no matter what movies he in, imagination sequences like Tim helping his daughter for the recital which I thought it was there biggest highlight for me. Also, I do appreciate that they trim down the baby butt shots since that one was annoying from the original. Unfortunately, those moments are far from between and all I get is the same thing especially with this whole brothers working together to save the world again despite their differences, shallow characters, or the terrible humor that can get on my nerves despite a few good moments in between. So it safe to say for me that I did not have a good time with the sequel like the first film since I’m not a fan of baby centered films or shows. I know we’ll disagree with one another over a kids film, but I rather not since I rather distance myself away from that dumb franchise than making an argument so it for the best. Really want to know how you dislike America: The Motion Picture though next week.

Justin Monti

I’m actually really surprised that you didn’t end up flat out hating it. Personally, I really didn’t have much interest in this sequel, I have never seen the first Boss Baby or the Netflix series so I really didn’t feel like seeing this one. I can definitely see where you’re coming from where the film has a lot of heart put into it and the animation definitely looks like it improved over the original. Honestly I am really not expecting this to end up as one of the worst animated films of the year, although now I really cannot wait for your America: The Motion Picture review and to really see if it is as bad as you say it is and if it will be a contender for the worst animated film of the year.

Kim Lechman

It’s surprising that the sequel no one asked actually turned out to be better than the spin off film based on the Netflix series that also no one asked for

Trenton Girone

I’m still debating whether or not I want to watch this, or the original for that matter. I think they’re both on Peacock. Maybe someday.

Hunter O'Laughlin

I was thinking you’d be much more harsher on this film and give this your Seal of Garbage, but I’m surprised that the film put much more effort into its heart and its animation that you were able to have a decent experience. But props to you for finally learning Boss Baby’s real name and saying it throughout the review instead of calling him the Alec Baldwin baby like you did in your review of the first film.

Hunter O'Laughlin

I was also expecting he’d give this the AniMat Seal of Garbage as well, but I guess the effort in the animation and the emotional element of the film was enough for him to give the film some lenity. And concerning giving Universal Studios another seal of garbage, didn’t he already technically do that with his review of Cats through the 1998 direct-to-video considering Universal distributed the filmed versions of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s stage musicals like Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat and Jesus Christ Superstar?

Kenneth Stoddard

I forgot about that filmed stage musical of Cats, though it was distributed by PolyGram Video at the time before being folded to Universal when the company was shut down. I didn’t consider this a Universal film at the time because I have no idea who distribute this outside of that horrible 2019 film and I didn’t see them being involved with this so I guess you could count that even though they’re distributing. Thanks for checking still.