20171218:
I initially didn't know what to make of this movie, but it took shape and I eventually enjoyed it.
With that being said, I still had to overlook the strange indecision between fiction and reality. To elaborate, initially the movie seemed to establish that the entire story was imagined by the protagonist Tim Templeton. However, there were moments where the movie seemed to go beyond this premise. I could, however, be wrong.
Overall, I would have trouble recommending this film to anyone. Actually, the movie would be suited to adults who are having a second child. On a related note, this movie seems to have complicated story compared to other computer-animated movies more fitting of adults than children, like Inside Out.
Netflix determined the movie for me as a 98% match. I decided to give the movie neither a thumbs up nor a thumbs down.
[20180303 Edit]
Instant Comments:
That intro with the baby that's different from the other babies is cute.
That is how babies are.
Gandalf alarm clock.
The border between imagination and reality.
Fly you fools.
The baby corrects his brother, Lennon and McCartney, but Tim says "You don't even know their names."
Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots
Indiana Jones
Mouse Trap
Mary Poppins: "practically perfect in every way."
Aim for failure and... aim away from failure!
Called it: "Blackbird" to get the baby down.
Of course he comes back.
Ah nice ending. Especially with the boss baby sister.
Watched 20180303 (Netflix, Instant)
The Boss Baby (2017) Tom McGrath. 97 min [losely bot picture botsn (2010) by Maria Frazee]
Relevant Links:
The Boss Baby (IMDb.com)
The Boss Baby (RottenTomatoes.com)
The Boss Baby (Wikipedia.org)
I initially didn't know what to make of this movie, but it took shape and I eventually enjoyed it.
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| Boss Baby (Alec Baldwin) |
With that being said, I still had to overlook the strange indecision between fiction and reality. To elaborate, initially the movie seemed to establish that the entire story was imagined by the protagonist Tim Templeton. However, there were moments where the movie seemed to go beyond this premise. I could, however, be wrong.
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| Tim (Miles Bakshi) |
Overall, I would have trouble recommending this film to anyone. Actually, the movie would be suited to adults who are having a second child. On a related note, this movie seems to have complicated story compared to other computer-animated movies more fitting of adults than children, like Inside Out.
Netflix determined the movie for me as a 98% match. I decided to give the movie neither a thumbs up nor a thumbs down.
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| Francis Francis (Steve Buscemi) |
[20180303 Edit]
Instant Comments:
That intro with the baby that's different from the other babies is cute.
That is how babies are.
Gandalf alarm clock.
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| Triplets (Eric Bell Jr.) |
The border between imagination and reality.
Fly you fools.
The baby corrects his brother, Lennon and McCartney, but Tim says "You don't even know their names."
Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots
Indiana Jones
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| Dad (Jimmy Kimmel), Tim, and Mom (Lisa Kudrow) |
Mouse Trap
Mary Poppins: "practically perfect in every way."
Aim for failure and... aim away from failure!
Called it: "Blackbird" to get the baby down.
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| Staci (ViviAnn Yee) |
Of course he comes back.
Ah nice ending. Especially with the boss baby sister.
Watched 20180303 (Netflix, Instant)
The Boss Baby (2017) Tom McGrath. 97 min [losely bot picture botsn (2010) by Maria Frazee]
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| Jimbo (David Soren) |
Relevant Links:
The Boss Baby (IMDb.com)
The Boss Baby (RottenTomatoes.com)
The Boss Baby (Wikipedia.org)
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