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When I 1st heard about the Boss Baby, I did not think I would like it despite the trailer showing me how funny Alec Baldwin would be.

It did not sound like the best animated feature, but Boss Baby is so enjoyable, as it turns out.

Baldwin plays the boss baby, a middle management exec from Baby Corp sent to go undercover as Tim's brand new baby brother in an attempt to stop puppies from stealing the cute market by stopping manufacturing the ultimate baby.

What's so great about the movie is how it works. The film's purpose is for Tim to use his imagination to adjust to a new baby coming into the house, which he once had the love and attention of both parents.

It's just a great children's story. It's a lot like inside out.

And it's just so enjoyable and funny.

It's not a matter on weather i like the movie or hated the movie. I found this third Venom movie just worthless! It's like the same situation with Joker 2, if you don't want to make a comic book movie, please, don't make one.

I'm having a hard time believing anybody involved in making this flick actually wanted to be here, and I thought the last two movies were successful, how come this movie looked so cheap!?

Chiwetel Ejiofor was in the movie, and what a waste of talent. I have to assume what he thought his role is somewhere on the cutting room floor cause to be a star in this movie his whole character seemed like such a background cameo. I just don't get it!

Technically, this movie was supposed to have a more serious tone than the last movies based on the title, but they took the fun out of this completely.

One thing that this Joker movie taught me is that it really is perfectly fine not to have an open mind about these things and to completely be critical about it.

The 2019 film got away with murder, because Arthur Fleck is not the Joker, or at least not the main DC universe version if you want to get dorky about it (and I always do), but there was enough there to satisfy the geekdom, which is why we loved it!

Then with this sequel, Todd Phillips decided to add more water to an already watered down Joker. Probably would have been best just to call this joint the Clown and leave Batman's Rogue out of it.

Funny thing is there was a lot of potential to appeal to Fanboys, but they did not take it, in a move that felt pompous on the filmmaker's side. If you hate comic book superhero movies that much then why'd you do one?

I did not hate Lady Gaga's version of Harley Quinn, in fact overall her connecting story arch with the joker made this movie worth seeing, but still, this is not the original DC animated Universe version or the comic book version. Truly, this is someone else who may have been better received in another movie.

And to think, my biggest worry going in is that i hate musicals and hoped if Gaga was doing some of it I would tolerate it. Not even worth mentioning it! It does not make sense why it even needed to be a musical. Were the musical ques met to metaphorically allow me to enter the heads of the two main characters or was it a poorly done trick to make a film seem artier and more interesting? Definitely both!

Sometimes lighting can't strike twice and the funniest thing about this film is how far from the mark they missed it!

Don't sit through this.