The Boss Baby: Family Business lived up to the title it succeeds in its heartwarming theme of Family and it was creative to set it on Christmas even though it wasn't the right time. The heartwarming story about fatherhood and brotherhood.
The Protagonists' positive arcs of Tim, Boss Baby (Ted), and Tabitha tied with the flat arc of Tina ended happily and even the Antagonist got a meaningful change ending. There's some symbolism in there about the characters.
The reason I call this "The New Age of Dreamworks" is because of how Dreamworks is evolving into a more colorful and brighter studio aiming at a new audience. Which makes it hard to believe they created the fairy tale satire Shrek everybody remembers and the glee club colorful Trolls I wish I'd forget.
The Protagonists' positive arcs of Tim, Boss Baby (Ted), and Tabitha tied with the flat arc of Tina ended happily and even the Antagonist got a meaningful change ending. There's some symbolism in there about the characters.
The reason I call this "The New Age of Dreamworks" is because of how Dreamworks is evolving into a more colorful and brighter studio aiming at a new audience. Which makes it hard to believe they created the fairy tale satire Shrek everybody remembers and the glee club colorful Trolls I wish I'd forget.