DreamWorks Animation's The Boss Baby 2 is delayed to September 17 next year

According to foreign media THR, the animated film sequel "The Boss Baby: Family Business" distributed by Universal Pictures and DreamWorks Animation has been postponed from the original date of March 26, 2021 to September 17, 2021.

"The Boss Baby 1" was released in 2017, sparking a viewing frenzy in the North American film market. At that time, DreamWorks Animation was still owned by 20th Century Fox, and the film's global box office revenue reached US$500 million.

The story of "The Boss Baby 2" is set many years after the first film. The Templeton brothers Tim and Ted have grown up and their relationship has gradually become estranged. Tim is married with children, and Ted is the CEO of a hedge fund. The two will be reunited because of a new "Boss Baby" with advanced methods and a positive attitude to inspire a new family business.

Tim lives in the suburbs with his wife Carol, known as a "super mom", his extremely smart 7-year-old daughter Tabitha, and his super cute newborn baby Tina. Tabitha is a top student at a prestigious educational institution. She idolizes her uncle Ted and wants to be like him, but Tim is worried that she is working too hard and cannot have a normal childhood. When Tina's true identity as a top-secret agent of the Baby Group is exposed in order to uncover the dark secrets behind Tabitha's school and its mysterious founder, Dr. Armstrong, the Templeton brothers will reunite in an unexpected way, and the two will re-examine the meaning of family and understand what is most important.