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Egy politikailag inkorrekt animációs agitálás, amely védelmezi a kisgyerekeket (akikből Hitlerek és Trumpok lesznek) és a kiskutyák kárhoztatása mellett érvel. KISKUTYÁK! (2017.06.18)

Baby Boss may look at first glance like a film primarily intended for a child audience, but thanks to its mature script (and a wry Alec Baldwin) it has the potential to appeal to mature audiences as well. Like The Secret Life of Pets, a year earlier, this film uncovers secrets of a world - of children - whose nooks and crannies we had no idea about. I enjoyed the scenes with the toddlers and their intrigues the most, while the scenes with Tim were perhaps a little too sappy and childish in places. The film would also have benefited from better animation. Better three stars! (2023.08.28)

According to me, a significantly underrated animated film, which few people have seen. It may not be a masterpiece like Mr. Peabody & Sherman, but it easily surpasses the sterile predictability of recent Pixar productions like Dory. Dreamworks is back, the character Boss Baby with perfect dubbing by Alec Baldwin is great, and although I didn't expect to be drawn into the story after a slow start, I ended up enjoying the animation and would gladly watch the sequel. Such films are becoming increasingly rare...7/10 (2017.05.23)

Despite the slight infantilism of the premise and the unattractiveness of the trailers, they managed to create a very pleasant and entertaining film that will definitely find its fans among children and adults with the wave of film references and the undisguised parody of Hollywood storytelling techniques. (2017.04.20)

It's not a particularly great animated film, and it doesn't have a particularly original story, but Alec Baldwin, even if only with his voice, was great in the lead role, and his mini-boss character is just fantastic. The rest of it is pretty ordinary, but Alec pulls it off brilliantly thanks to his sense of humor and timing. Yeah, the humor is good here. (2017.08.20)