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The Boss Baby: Family Business 2021

The 2021 animated sequel, The Boss Baby: Family Business, picks up decades after the original film, centering on the now-adult Templeton brothers, Tim and Ted. Tim is a devoted stay-at-home father, while Ted is a wealthy, high-powered CEO who has grown emotionally distant from his family. Their lives take a surreal turn when Tim’s infant daughter, Tina, reveals that she is a secret agent for BabyCorp. She uses a special formula to temporarily turn Tim and Ted back into children so they can go undercover at the Acorn Center for Advanced Childhood. There, they investigate the school’s founder, Dr. Erwin Armstrong, a genius baby who plans to use a brainwashing app called QT-Snap to turn all parents into mindless "zombies" during a holiday pageant. Through a series of chaotic adventures and a massive Mentos-and-soda explosion, the brothers successfully stop the plot, and Tim manages to repair his relationship with his eldest daughter, Tabitha, realizing the importance of staying connected as she grows up. The film's success is driven by its energetic voice cast, led by Alec Baldwin, who reprises his role as the sharp-witted Ted Templeton Jr. He is joined by James Marsden, who voices the adult Tim Templeton. Amy Sedaris provides the voice for the new Boss Baby, Tina, while Ariana Greenblatt voices the brilliant and musical Tabitha. The film’s antagonist, the eccentric Dr. Erwin Armstrong, is voiced by Jeff Goldblum, adding a layer of comedic genius to the character. Other notable cast members include Eva Longoria as Tim's wife, Carol, and the return of Lisa Kudrow and Jimmy Kimmel as the original Templeton parents. Directed by Tom McGrath, the film continues the franchise's tradition of blending over-the-top slapstick humor with heartfelt themes about the evolution of family dynamics. Financially, the film navigated a difficult theatrical environment due to its mid-2021 release during the COVID-19 pandemic. It was released simultaneously in theaters and on the Peacock streaming service in the United States, which impacted its traditional box office potential. Ultimately, it grossed roughly $146.8 million worldwide, with approximately $57.3 million coming from the domestic market and $89.5 million from international territories against an $82 million budget.For those looking to watch the film today, it is primarily available on Peacock in the United States, though it frequently appears on other platforms like Netflix or Hulu through rotating licensing deals. Internationally, the movie is accessible on Sky in the United Kingdom, JioHotstar in India, and Binge in Australia. It remains widely available for digital rental or purchase across major global platforms such as Apple TV, Amazon Prime Video, and Google Play. Read More

• 2021
• 1 h : 47 min
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• 5.937
• PG