The Boss Baby

There's enough love for everyone in a family; it's not a fixed quantity that can run out -- the more you give, the more you get. Working together toward a common purpose can pay off -- and you might even find yourself growing to like someone you never thought you could. Imagination plays an important role in childhood. On the downside, puppies are looked at/treated as products, rather than animals with needs and feelings, and the world of business is portrayed as pretty competitive/cutthroat.

Peril and chases, plus sequences in which Tim's imagination conjures up everything from attacking animals (gorilla, shark, etc.) to spooky hallways and looming, evil figures. Tim goes up against a gang of babies; Nerf-like dart guns are fired, a baby is hurled through a window, a beloved stuffed animal is threatened (and ultimately beheaded). The brothers investigate a dark, creepy room, get captured, and are then "looked after" by a thug dressed up as a nanny, who ends up pursuing them during an epic chase. Tim's parents are in danger. Arguments, primarily between Tim and Boss Baby (they also slap/hit each other a few times); Tim sometimes feels ignored and unloved by his parents.

Infrequent potty language ("fart," "poop," "doody," "toot"), plus "freaky," "suck it," "heck," and insults like "brat," "muscle head," "you went to community college," and "big fat baby" (though that's also a coveted title at BabyCorp.). A fake breakfast cereal is called "Cluster Puft." Humor related to sneezing, throwing up, etc.