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Title: The Boss Baby (2017)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Alec Baldwin | ... | Boss Baby (voice) | |
| Steve Buscemi | ... | Francis Francis (voice) | |
| Jimmy Kimmel | ... | Dad (voice) | |
| Lisa Kudrow | ... | Mom (voice) | |
| Tobey Maguire | ... | Adult Tim / Narrator (voice) | |
| Miles Bakshi | ... | Tim (voice) | |
| James McGrath | ... | Wizzie / Elvis Impersonator (voice) | |
| Conrad Vernon | ... | Eugene (voice) | |
| ViviAnn Yee | ... | Staci (voice) (as Viviann Yee) | |
| Eric Bell Jr. | ... | Triplets (voice) | |
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David Soren | ... | Jimbo (voice) |
| Edie Mirman | ... | Big Boss Baby (voice) | |
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James Ryan | ... | Story Bear (voice) |
| Walt Dohrn | ... | Photographer (voice) | |
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Jules Winter | ... | Crying Boy / Little Boy / Boy (voice) |
Seven-year-old Tim Templeton has always had an overactive imagination--and for the past seven years--life has been all peaches for him, getting all the love and affection from his caring parents. However, after the arrival of Boss Baby, an unexpected new brother dressed in a black suit complete with a tie and a briefcase, Tim won't be the centre of attention anymore, as the powerful sibling takes over the whole house, robbing him of all care, little by little. But, soon, Tim and the new Boss in a diaper will need to put differences aside and join forces, as a sneaky scheme involving the head of Puppy Co. threatens to tilt the balance of power towards their insidiously adorable furry antagonists, not to mention that the next Pet Convention is only in two days. Brothers, hurry up. Written by Nick Riganas
I saw this move with three children, 8, 7 and 3 years of age. They all wanted to see this movie rather than watch 'Beauty and the Beast'. When given the option, it was a uniform cry of "boss baby, boss baby". So off I went. I thought it would be awful. There were single male and female adults of all ages in the audience, as well as parents with children. My 3 year old laughed a lot in the beginning saying "boss baby is funny". After that, she got a bit lost and restless, but got settled again in the second half. The others were focused throughout and said they liked it more than than the 'trolls movie'.
I laughed a lot. The reference to other movies and adult themes was very clever and funny (ie Matrix, Elvis impersonators, etc). The Boss baby character is hilarious. I loved the reflections on parenthood, feeding the baby, dummy sucking, milk bottles, diapers (nappies), vomit, lack of sleep, etc. Sibling competition for parental attention is demonstrated well. The new baby is always the 'boss baby' in any family! The story made me wonder- was it all the child's imagination? The ending was heartwarming and overall, this movie was a nice surprise.