As they start to argue, Tina reveals herself as a Boss Baby and gives them both pacifiers. Ted, Tim, and Tina all go into the kitchen, where Tim tries to explain that Tina is a Boss Baby and Ted just doesn’t remember that he was one, too. When it is revealed that the voicemail was a ruse to lure him here, Ted tries to leave but Tabitha begs him to stay for the holidays and gives him a kiss on the cheek, angering Tim. Tim wakes up the next morning to find a concerned Ted at his front door. However, Tina uses snippets of her bear Connie’s recording capabilities to leave a false voicemail for Ted by saying that Tabitha has fallen off of the pony he gave her, Precious. Tim refuses to call, saying that he will never come, and encourages Tina to go back to sleep.
When he goes to investigate, he discovers that Tina is a Boss Baby, just as Ted once was, and that she has been assigned to get Ted there for a special mission. hears something coming from infant daughter Tina’s room. The plot is a doozy, so I’m just going to quote the Wikipedia entry: God help us, we don’t just have another Boss Baby, but a Girlboss Baby. This time, Tim is a father with daughters, Tabitha (voiced by Ariana Greenblatt) and Tina (voiced by Amy Sedaris), the latter assumes the role of Boss Baby.
In the first movie, Tim Templeton (voiced by James Marsden) is a precocious seven year old whose baby brother (voiced by Alec Baldwin) behaves and talks like a captain of industry when his parents aren’t around.
And there are some!Īlas, something other than my brain melted when I watched the sequel as my screener was good for a three-day span that perfectly synced with the three hottest days in Seattle’s recorded history. But we still push our way through because we’re all professionals here who promised content. No one’s hyper-online bingo card includes a square for “Almost eighty year old economist talks about a Boss Baby movie with smartass podcasters.” Yet, here we are and I eagerly accepted the chance to write about the lessons of late capitalism we can learn from the second Boss Baby movie, Family Business. So much about capitalism in that film!- Richard D. Last night I took advice, watched 'Boss Baby', and laughed a lot.
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