Saturday, July 29, 2017

Blu-ray Review: The Boss Baby



 DreamWorks Animation invites you to meet a most unusual baby when  THE BOSS BABYthe “wildly funny” adventure comedy of the year arrives on Digital HD July 4 and on Blu-ray and DVD on July 25. Seven-year-old Tim Templeton suddenly finds his share of parental love plummeting when his new baby brother (Alec Baldwin) arrives — wearing a suit and toting a briefcase — and makes it clear to everyone that he’s in charge. But when Tim discovers that Boss Baby is on a secret mission, he reluctantly agrees to team up with his pint sized sibling for an epic adventure that might just change the world!

From the director of the hugely successful Madagascar franchise, Tom McGrath, comes a hilarious adventure-comedy about family and belonging. In addition to Alec Baldwin, THE BOSS BABY features the voice talents of a stellar cast including Steve BuscemiJimmy KimmelLisa Kudrow, Miles Bakshi and Tobey Maguire.

THE BOSS BABY SPECIAL EDITION comes loaded with bonus features including the NEW Mini Adventure, a 3-minute action-packed journey through time featuring Boss Baby and Tim. Join the fun as Boss Baby and Tim battle pirates, travel through outer space, swim deep into the sea, and go toe-to-toe with some ferocious dinosaurs! Additional bonus materials include featurettes like “Cookies are for Closers: Inside BabyCorp,”   Deleted Scenes and more!

THE BOSS BABY Blu-ray, Blu-ray 3D, 4K Ultra HD, DVD and Digital HD each include more than 30 minutes of extras:
  • NEW Mini Adventure: The Boss Baby and Tim’s Treasure Hunt Through Time ­– Narrated by Wizzie, the magical wizard, join Boss Baby and Tim on their adventure!
  • The Forever Puppy Infomercial – Always playful, always snuggly, and everlastingly cute; The Forever Puppy is destined to win the cuteness competition with babies once and for all.
  • BabyCorp and You – Helpful advice and more for new infants on the job at BabyCorp.
  • Babies vs. Puppies: Who Do YOU Love? – Who has won the hearts of familes once and for all? This “scientific” experiment compares and contrasts factors such as “cuddliness,” “adorability,” and “attention grabbing techniques” used by both demanding competitors.
  • The Boss Baby's Undercover Team – From Staci, the note taker who can’t read, to Jimbo the huge baby who’ll take a suction cup arrow for the Boss, to the triple-threat of the Triplets, Boss Baby dives deeper into this team of cute corporate board members.
  • Cookies are for Closers: Inside BabyCorp – Go behind the scenes with Director Tom McGrath as he introduces us to BabyCorp, a secret organization of infants united for a common goal in
    THE BOSS BABY.
  • The Great Sibling Competition – A fun, kid-friendly and humorous look at the competition among siblings to win the affection of their parents. Explore conversations with the cast and crew on their competitive sibling relationships and get very special insights from Boss Baby himself: Alec Baldwin.

My Thoughts

The Boss Baby is a fun movie about very special siblings. Tim is an only child that is used to being spoiled by his family. Then his parents decide to have another baby. However, the baby they get is no ordinary drooling infant. He's a baby CEO--a special baby sent on a mission to make sure that puppies don't replace babies. He can talk and carries around a wad of money. When Tim learns the truth, the brothers strike a bargain. If they can stop Puppy Corp from making an eternal puppy, the baby will go back where he came from and Tim will have his parents to himself again. The only problem is, he's not sure he wants that anymore.

This is such a fun movie with an original story line. Plus, it helps to teach kids that it isn't that bad to get a new baby brother or sister in the family. Seeing the baby talk in Alec Baldwin's voice was hilarious and made the movie more enjoyable from an adult perspective. My whole family enjoyed watching this movie together. It's packed with humor and has a few touching moments as well. Everyone should have this great film in their library.



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