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As star-studded as it is heartbreakingly lazy, Little Fockers takes the top-grossing trilogy to embarrassing new lows. Read critic reviews
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Little Fockers: Trailer 2
Little Fockers: Trailer 1
Little Fockers: Official Clip - Carving the Turkey
Little Fockers: Official Clip - Let's Dance
Little Fockers: Official Clip - Come and Get It
Little Fockers: Official Clip - The Ex-Lover
Little Fockers: Official Clip - Double Dose of Focker
Little Fockers: Official Clip - The Godfocker
Little Fockers: Official Clip - The Hottie and the Groupie
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Little Fockers: Official Clip - Erectile Dysfunction
Little Fockers: Official Clip - Greg Is Done
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Movie Info
After 10 years of marriage and two children, it seems that Greg Focker (Ben Stiller) has finally earned a place in the "circle of trust" of his uptight father-in-law, Jack (Robert De Niro). However, Greg is moonlighting with a drug company, which raises Jack's suspicions. As two clans descend on the scene of the young twins' birthday party, Greg must find a way through myriad misunderstandings to prove to Jack -- once and for all -- that he is worthy of being the next family patriarch.
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Rating: PG-13 (Mature Sexual Humor Throughout|Language|Some Drug Content)
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Genre: Comedy
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Original Language: English
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Director: Paul Weitz
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Producer: Jane Rosenthal, Robert De Niro, Jay Roach, John Hamburg
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Writer: John Hamburg, Larry Stuckey
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Release Date (Theaters): wide
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Release Date (Streaming):
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Box Office (Gross USA): $148.4M
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Runtime:
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Distributor: Universal Pictures
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Production Co: Tribeca Productions, Everyman Pictures
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Sound Mix: Dolby SRD, Dolby Digital, DTS, SDDS
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Mediocre third film, Little Fockers really could have been a fun, entertaining movie, but it uses recycled ideas from the two previous movies, and though at times I did laugh, there weren't enough good on-screen jokes to make this a standout comedy worth seeing. The film suffers from a lacking script which just makes the film tedious, and unmemorable. The first two films were great, but with this film the material just doesn't deliver. The humor is predictable, and it's overdone. What they could have done here was keep some of the familiar ground they've established and write new intelligent jokes, instead of exclusively using the old ones. The film just lacks in terms of good story, and everyone involved seems to go through the motions as if they don't care how it ends. Well, Little Fockers ends up being a tiresome film, one that just doesn't deliver anything really funny. Sure, there are a few laughs here and there, but it's not consistent enough to really make this a watchable film. Stick with Meet the Parents instead, it was the best of the trilogy and is still very funny after all these years. Little Fockers is the same old gag and it has become predictable to the point where it's just another comedy sequel that simply doesn't know how to conclude a good trilogy. Little Fockers isn't awful, but it's not good either, it's a mediocre movie, one that that tries too hard at outdoing the first two, and it just doesn't have enough good elements to make this a funny, entertaining comedy. Not awful, but forgettable, Little Fockers should have been much better than this.
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The big problem with "Little Fockers" is that it's exhausted its conventions. Father-in-law Jack Byrnes's (Robert De Niro's) uptightness, his push to control son-in-law Greg (Ben Stiller) with threats to push him out of the family Circle of Trust, and on an on. There are genuinely cute parts to the movie, which mostly involve the children. But the children as actors really get short shrift in this film. If there were more focus on them, perhaps this would have been a more enjoyable film.
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Ben Stiller's comedies are really starting to go downhill, with a well known casting, it still seems to get worse, the laughs are cringy and the films are just getting worse, as we can clearly see they are getting more and more desperate for films.
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Maybe not as funny as the first two....but not far from. I just can't believe they're all here...cause....they're all here! Even Harvey Keitel is here. Just like the other two...loaded with great jokes. And everybody puts of their A-game
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