I love the scene where Tim sits alone in the airport for literal hours and not a SINGLE adult stops and helps this crying child. No one even glances at him. He just sits there alone for like 4 hours!!!
Is no one going to mention how Brendan just made a horrific fog horn esque noise that sounded like it came straight out of a horror movie with JUST A WATERBOTTLE at 6:34
@@HolyCrusaderVaporeon I guess you need to follow two steps, step 1 possess whatever superhuman powers Bren used to make that sound, step 2 have one of those metal water bottles
And they changed the voice actor for adult Tim, it was Toby Maguire(Spider-Man) in the first one then, James Marsden (that one guy from Hop) in boss baby 2
I remember people saying they retconned the baby's hair color because Tim gets a love interest with different-colored hair in the Netflix show, and they wanted the kid to reflect the new Boss Baby Lore. It's like those How to Train Your Dragon shows, but in reverse.
12:39 I know it’s meant to be a sad scene and I did make a few tears in the sad tone Tim sang it but I couldn’t help but laughter when Jude tried mimicking it
Something that got me with this movie is that Wizzy (the alarm clock) is implied to be part of the imagination but every other time we see Tim's imagination it is like, _wildly_ different-looking from the normal world. But not Wizzy. Also the sequel shows Wizzy walking around in a public setting and steals someone's phone but nobody else acknowledges his being alive so I think it's just like a Toy Story thing where he's just alive but keeps it hidden.
I still remember the 8-year-old my friends and I sat next to in theaters saying “I really don’t feel like I should be watching this” during the ‘suck it’ scene. hope therapy is going well, Amber!
I love how the intro is just them saying "Boss Baby... Boss Baby... Boss Baby.." straight up no reviews or explaining the movie. They just right into it 😂
Best Parts in my opinion: 11:34 This is the us department of education! 6:35 H y d r o F l a s k 12:38 take these chicken wingss 7:01 suck it. 14:41 Amongus slowed
One time I was watching Netflix, my brother came into my room and put Boss Baby on, I went through eternal suffering watching the movie. It was worth it, though.
I saw this with My nine year old and even he found it kinda creepy. The only humor in this movie is - baby does grown up things - grown up doing baby things - fetish joke
The imagination thing is not that bad, they could use it to try out different animations and filming styles (like in "Kill Bill") and this could look good. But sadly, they couldn't "imagine a good animation style".
Fun story: went to see Paul McCartney live a few years back, and on stage he said "some of you may know this one, it was in a little movie called boss baby" and then he started playing blackbird It's the funniest thing that ever happened to me
A friend of mine once compared this movie's animation style to a hoarder house that's been hastily cleaned: it LOOKS nice, but you can tell there's a thin layer of grime on everything and there's probably roaches scuttling in the nooks and crannies. I can't explain why, but that analogy's always made perfect sense to me.
the characters freak me out. their pupils are huge which is supposed to look cute i assume, but it just makes them look like they're on drugs. also the parents don't look aged at all, especially the dad. he looks like he's the same age as his son but with a beard.
I love how secretive there baby core is meant to be yet there in the middle of the neighborhood chasing a 7 year old boy screaming at the top of their lungs and who made baby core
I went to an arts school for creative writing, and I have no idea why, but the unofficial mascot for our department was boss baby. Our teacher would often ask "wwbd," or "what would boss baby do?" This soon evolve into "WWMBBD," or "what would mega boss baby do," and later "WWSMUBBD," or "what would super mega ultra boss baby do" One of our poetry readings was called "the new cosmopolitans," talking about the citizens of the world, and the poster featured several photographs of various people of all shapes and sizes...and boss baby We celebrated its oscar nomination and the teacher still talks about it, I've graduated but my underclassman friends have confirmed this I couldn't make this up if I tried
I remember watching this movie and predicting EVERY SINGLE plot point, it was the first time I had watched something and experiencing that whilst the younger relative next to me was completely baffled that I was able to do this without watching it, these movies really do profit off of the ignorance of children
I like how at 3:08-3:09 and 3:54-3:57, the mixture of the camera zooming out and Josiah's screensaver dolly-ing in kind of creates a dolly zoom, but not really, and the dolly zoom is one of the most interesting filmmaking techniques in my opinion.
So a fun fact for 9:20 where you are discussing whether there's anything behind the pixels: there's a very famous scene in Wakfu where the main characters are in the baths, and the view is obstructed by a rubber duck with a super smug look - well turns out they were fully drawn and animated behind the duck, because it's a French cartoon, because of course it is
Despite the absurdity of this movie, it actually seems like an average pitch for DreamWorks. Bee Movie happened because of a random joke Jerry Seinfeld told Steven Spielberg at a dinner, and he loved it SO much, that he called up DreamWorks to get it greenlit. So overall, a movie that existed.
Imagine if this movie had started "Who am I? You sure you want to know? The story of my life is not for the faint of heart. If somebody said it was a happy little tale...if somebody told you I was just an average ordinary guy, not a care in the world...somebody lied. But let me assure you: This, like any story worth telling, is all about a girl. That girl. The girl next door. Mary Jane Watson. The woman I've loved since before I even liked girls. [referring to Flash Thompson sitting next to her] I'd like to say that's me sitting next to her. [referring to an overweight kid in front of them messily eating a jelly doughnut] Aw, heck, I'd even take him. [he and the other kids see a nerdy Peter running along the bus, asking to stop] That's me"
I have a theory why Microwave society is called microwave society because all the bad movies They watch Get thrown into a microwave burning them making sure they never come back… until the sequel
@@SunnyGovai bro did you just call me a bot 😭 how is that stupid? it’s a joke that you must not have enough brain cells to understand, the joke was that the movie is bad because the writers of the movie are baby’s which is stupid but that’s the joke! omg why do I have to explain this joke it’s not that hard to understand
Fun fact: in Brazilian Portuguese, the name of the movie is "o poderoso chefinho", which is literally a wordplay with The Godfather, since that movie's title here is "o poderoso chefão". So yeah, there's that
Idk why everybody thinks this movie is bad. The fact that spoils the entire movies events in the first 15 minute is exactly why it's so great, you don't have to watch it.
Gotta get the young adult market more engaged on that sequel, better retitle it Mob Boss Baby and just fill it to the brink with over the top graphic violence and Among Us references
Ya know that sound, sounds like the Horn from Steven Spielberg's movie "War of the Worlds" compare both sounds. also they should do a review on that movie.
Boss baby is such a bottom of the barrel idea. It’s like the people in charge of the book or film had a dartboard and just picked random crap and wrote it into the story. The only genius idea was getting Ralph Bakshi’s grandson in this film
3:12 You guys did really good editing here I haven’t seen this movie since like, it came out in theaters, and I only saw it once, and I seriously thought the Alec Baldwin Sun was from the movie till you showed the original clip
