If you want
to know where babies come from? Then this is a unique, original take on the
subject. This film is a cross between Toy Story, Mrs Doubtfire, Mary Poppins
and Mission Impossible. Although this seems a strange mix of films these do all
come together in various elements and works.
To start
with, it looks very predictable, when the baby’s face gets powdered and not his
backside like the others and when the dummies are being distributed, you still
kind of see what could happen but they turn it around just in time. Just the
thought of it, is still funny.
It shows
that having a baby in the family is not all bad, although changes do occur, but
when the 2 boys get together and see the advantages. There is one mad scene
where the older brother Francis Francis (Voiced by Steve Buscemi) is arguing
with the Boss Baby (Voiced by Alec Baldwin) but when it is seen from the mum’s
(Voiced by Lisa Kudrow) view it is slow and she thinks they are playing nicely
together. This is well done and cleverly put together.
When we
think of baby’s milk, we think of it as just milk, but the filmmakers have
picked up on the fact it is actually called Formula and the name could suggest
a scientific ring to it. I am surprised that this type of film hasn’t been made
sooner.
The film is
very funny and worth watching. When the Formula starts to wear off it is funny
and at the same time heart-warming to see that Francis is still protective of
the baby. They say there are maternal and paternal instincts, well this film
explores the instincts between siblings in a fun light-hearted way. If you are
having a baby and there is an older brother or sister let them watch this film,
although you may have to explain not all babies are the Boss. Also, it is good
to watch from the prospective of mistakes that can be made when there is a new
addition to the family, like the parents spend all their time with the baby
even singing it the song they used to sing to Francis. This can give an insight
to how an older sibling may feel.
Educational
for all, as well as hilarious and light-hearted, a clever film all round.
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