Tim and Ted, grown up though they are, have been recruited for a special mission, to learn more about a pioneering child psychologist (Jeff Goldblum) whose spread of high-performing schools across the globe may hide a nefarious plan to dominate the world. (More importantly, she seems more interested in Ted as her uncle than Tim as her father.) Tim is doubly horrified when he too learns that Tina (voiced by Amy Sedaris) is just like his little brother, a walking, talking infant straight from the halls of Bab圜orp. But Tim is horrified that Tabitha's imagination is far more limited than his own, and she's interested in things like learning. When Family Business begins, Tim (now voiced by James Marsden) sees himself as a great dad, still indulging in his overactive imagination when playing with his daughter Tabitha and baby sister Tina. How can a sequel to this manical animated film possibly bring Tim and Ted back to their youth? As Family Business shows, there is an answer: by thinking of the sweatiest, most desperate, and lowest-common-denominator ways possible. But The Boss Baby wasn't just narrated from the adult perspective of the lead character it concluded by showing the audience grown-up versions of both Tim and Ted Templeton (voiced then by Tobey Maguire and Alec Baldwin), with Tim's eldest daughter being shocked to see her baby sister as a boss baby too. The 2017 original, inspired by the books by Marla Frazee, at least tackled the question of sibling rivalry from a novel idea of an older sibling perceiving their new baby sibling as a ruthless businessman robbing them of their parents' unconditional love. The Boss Baby: Family Business is many things.

DreamWorks Animation movies aren't graded on a curve, in part because when they're good, it's a miracle.

But here are we are at the start of a new month, with another studio releasing its animated film to its own streaming service.

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