For Washington Post film critic Pat Padua’s review of “The Boss Baby,” click here. We have a few rules surrounding food in our house. What’s for dinner is what’s for dinner. You don’t ...

The brothers have drifted apart and are arguing over the dinner table when Tim's daughter Tina (Sedaris) starts talking, revealing herself to be the new Boss Baby. Tina explains to her dad and ...

But "The Boss Baby" would not be held down ... peace and happiness both at work and while making a mess all over the dinner table. In the same way, BabyCorp could stand to learn the value of ...

but I’m willing to bet that it may be a bit overwhelming when you just want your dinner. That’s essentially how I felt watching DreamWorks’ The Boss Baby, directed by Tom McGrath.

Nix the caviar, the filet mignon and the baby veggies. This is the Down ... If you get tense just thinking about having the boss over for dinner, try to look at the experience as a gift you ...

Our baby was three months old and we were hardly ... At the same time, television had taught me that having the boss to dinner was a rite of passage for striving white-collar employees — or ...

Yet the way The Boss Baby engages with the idea is distancing rather than engaging. As set up in a slick opening ten minutes, Tim is a kid with a sprightly imagination — dinner is a jungle ...