Customer Ratings & Reviews

My grandkids and I love this movie. Will be great when we go on trips to watch in the car.

Great movie for the kids and adults, shows kids how to be creative and also how to share

I got this for my grandson and he loves it. He said it’s one of his favorites.

One of the funniest kid movies to date my 2 yr old laughs so hard when she watches it.

This is an adorable, funny movie for the family..even my two year old sat and watched it..

It’s cute and funny. Most of the funny parts are in the trailer, but it’s entertaining

This was a thoroughly enjoyable movie. I had my reservations but was pleasantly surprised.

Great family movie. Kids loved it. Adults will enjoy it, or should i say kids of all ages.

Great movie. Bought it so my daughter could watch it offline at grandma's house.

Part of the BF ad this year. Too great of a price for a good movie to pass up.

This movie is an amazing distraction for kids. They loved it and couldn't stop watching.

Dreamworks produces another win. Boss Baby has the right balance of humor and story line.

Do you have a six-year-old? Are they conversant in office politics? Do they love intricate, mind-scrambling existentialist narratives that lead nowhere? Then hurry them along to this deeply strange but somehow also very dull family cartoon comedy. The setup is just plain odd: before birth, the film reveals, all babies are sorted into two categories. The majority travel to earth, where they become part of a family. The rest are trained as managers in Babycorp, the company responsible for the manufacture of babies (don’t over-think it, because that way madness lies). When promising recruit The Boss Baby (gravel-voiced by Alec Baldwin like he’s reading rejected ‘30 Rock’ scripts) is sent to earth on a secret mission that’s way too silly to go into, he goes undercover with the Templeton family. But their existing seven-year-old Tim (Miles Bakshi) isn’t best impressed with his new baby brother. ‘The Boss Baby’ is one of those snarky, post ‘Shrek’ cartoons that desperately wants to appeal to parents as well as kids, but its snappy, pop-culture-referencing script feels workshopped to death (there’s a running joke about Gandalf that’s bafflingly unfunny). Undemanding kids might get a kick out of its jazzy, restless visual style and poo jokes, but grown-ups may well find themselves taking some impromptu nap time.

Bought this for a gift and was happy to find it at a great value at Best Buy.

Watched on a projector looked great The movie was longer than I thought and very funny.

Never made it to see it in theatre but kids begged to buy. It's a cute movie for any age.

We have 9 grandkids from 12 to 7 months. With the exceptionof the baby they all loved it!

Good movie for the cheap price. Always great when you get them on a Black Friday Sale.

My 2 nieces wanted this, and they were so happy to get the DVD. Very fun movie to watch!

This movie had me thinking what do kids really think about when you bring a baby home...