What lunatic thought it a good idea to overlay every single dialogue scene with distracting soundtrack? Were they getting paid for each second it was included? It made it impossible to focus upon what was being said a number of times, especially when the "new" Boss baby is speaking at a mile a minute. The rest of the time it diminished the scene. When used judiciously the right soundtrack passes right by conscious awareness and just seizes your emotions. When you are aware of it constantly though, so that the brief periods of its absence (and they are oh so brief) are greeted as merciful respite, then it has not only failed its purpose but is actively working against the movie!

Something is off with a couple of the voices. The main character's (Tina) voice doesn't mesh with the character *at all*. It's very off-putting. Maybe cause it's a 50 year old woman voicing an infant? Maybe it's the animation not mouthing the words, while the other characters do?

Nothing is funny, or entertaining. It's all over the place... literally. No one can sit still for 5 seconds.

I enjoyed the first one, but this one just fell flat.

Unfortunately it is way less interesting than the first movie. It's a total mess and it rushes annoyingly. It's not funny at all as well. It's boring and too childish for adults, and messy and confusing for kids. See it anyways only of you've seen the previous one.