The Boss Baby: Family Business

While not entirely unwatchable, the film's demented levels of energy will recommend it to younger audiences and may trigger stress headaches in anyone over 12.

Its untidy, unpredictable, and unmannerly form does, indeed, evoke the exhausting, mucky business of baby tending, albeit with nothing like the familial rewards.

Relentless but likeable...

Further complicating the already indecipherable lore of the first film, The Boss Baby 2: Family Business is nice to look at but unfunny, unengaging and unintelligible. May it grow up soon.

Whatever the reason, the pleasures of witnessing a miniaturized bigwig in full-on CEO rant mode are largely denied here. It's a like a version of 30 Rock featuring a Jack Donaghy with only a smidgen of his smarmy charm.

A pro forma mix of gags, frantic action, and 'importance of family' bromides as tired as they are transparently insincere.

Instead of revisiting the universe, this sequel subverts it, but without humor... [Full review in Spanish]

There's very little to be found here for anyone with all their adult teeth, but you already knew that.

This is a Boss Baby sequel, not many are gonna come in expecting this to be the next DreamWorks masterpiece, but I cant believe Im saying this, but this is honestly not that bad.

To the film's credit, it's entirely aware that it's so over-the-line in terms of practicality that it just bunkers down and commits to the insanity.