I saw "The Boss Baby", starring the voices of Alec Baldwin-Rules Don't Apply, Mission:Impossible_Rouge Nation; Lisa Kudrow-The Girl on the Train, Neighbors; Jimmy Kimmel-Jimmy Kimmel Live!_tv, The Man Show; Steve Buscemi-The Ridiculous 6, The Big Lebowski and Tobey Maguire-Labor Day, Seabiscuit.
This is a funny animated movie for the whole family. Jimmy and Lisa are the parents of a 7 year old child who has gotten used to having all of their attention directed towards him. Things change when a new addition to the family shows up, Alec. But, there is more to Alec than meets the eye, and it's not just in the way that he likes to wear a suit. Tobey is the narrator of the movie and also voices the adult 7 year old child, Tim. Besides the conflict of the two brothers fighting for the attention of their parents, there is a separate plot line about Steve trying to get people to be more puppy enthusiasts instead of having babies-it involves creating a new breed of puppy that never grows up. FYI: There is a scene after the end credits start and one after the very end of the credits, too, so you might want to stay. It's rated "PG" for some mild rude humor and has a running time of 1 hour & 37 minutes. I liked it enough that I would buy it on DVD.
This is a funny animated movie for the whole family. Jimmy and Lisa are the parents of a 7 year old child who has gotten used to having all of their attention directed towards him. Things change when a new addition to the family shows up, Alec. But, there is more to Alec than meets the eye, and it's not just in the way that he likes to wear a suit. Tobey is the narrator of the movie and also voices the adult 7 year old child, Tim. Besides the conflict of the two brothers fighting for the attention of their parents, there is a separate plot line about Steve trying to get people to be more puppy enthusiasts instead of having babies-it involves creating a new breed of puppy that never grows up. FYI: There is a scene after the end credits start and one after the very end of the credits, too, so you might want to stay. It's rated "PG" for some mild rude humor and has a running time of 1 hour & 37 minutes. I liked it enough that I would buy it on DVD.