Family night in watching BOSS BABY

We spent the coolest family night in watching a Dreamworks Animation film, Boss baby to celebrate the release on Blue Ray and DVD. 

We got our popcorn ready, along with some fun Boss Baby goodies, with my own two little boss baby!

THE STORY 

Timothy Templeton (Miles Bakshi) is a 7-year old kid with a wild imagination and living the dream. As an only child, he receives the full and undivided attention of his two loving parents Ted (Jimmy Kimmel) and Janice (Lisa Kudrow) However, Tim’s reality suddenly gets turned upside down with the arrival of a new baby brother. Naturally his parents become completely in love and glued with the baby. He is so cute and has many many demands, which draws attention away from Tim and causing the 7-year old to grow jealous, as well as suspicious of his suit-wearing, briefcase-carrying baby brother. 

Trying to discover the truth, Tim is shocked and confused to learn that his baby brother can talk like a grow man (Alec Baldwin), who is conducting business on a secret mission. 

Introducing himself as the “Boss Baby” He  reveals he was sent from Baby Corp, (a secretive place where those certain babies who don’t fit into the standard newborn profile to become part of “Management”)

This will stop the launch of a new product from Puppy Co, which would severely limit the amount of love in the world for babies and for babies in general. 

Tim agrees to help Boss Baby in his mission so that he can receive a promotion at his job, which would mean that Tim’s life can go back to the way it was before If he gets the promotion.

Along the way we see Tim and Boss baby show typical sibling relationship and family life.

This was very funny, creative, cute, witty, bright and lighthearted. The animation was amazing and the whole family loved it. The story was very clever and unique. I Loved the showing of real life sibling rivalry, love and bonding.  Have you seen it?

Check out this funny clip below of Alec Baldwin asking some Aussie kid bosses some important questions!

New to buy or rent on Blue Ray, DVD and Digital HD