For a family flick ostensibly in the business of cheap laughs, 2017’s “The Boss Baby” worked overtime to diversify its appeal. The hook — toss a superintelligent infant in a three-piece ...

The high-concept premise of “The Boss Baby,” a borderline-cute, suffocatingly creepy kiddie fantasy from DreamWorks Animation, continually violates what were once inviolable laws of the universe.

The Boss Baby: Family Business is going the "legacy ... It joined up with Trolls (released 4.5 months earlier) and Cats as an ideal movie to watch while theoretically using controlled substances.

Fairly quickly, you sense something crucial is missing from this hyperactive sequel to 2017’s equally frantic The Boss Baby, the sine qua non that elevated the original animated movie (for all ...

There is immediate chaos in the home as Mum and Dad get used to the new baby and Tim feels left out. The Boss Baby is an animated comedy inspired by the picture book by Marla Frazee and features ...

Don’t expect to find The Boss Baby: Family Business on Netflix anytime soon (remember, the movie was released on Peacock the same week it opened in theaters), but don’t count it out entirely.

Universal‘s sequel to “The Boss Baby” will premiere on Peacock on ... Nearly every Hollywood studio had at least one movie skip theaters entirely during the pandemic. Theater operators ...

The Boss Baby: Family Business picks up several years after the first movie, with Ted and Tim all grown up Ale Russian is a contributing writer at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2023.