sddavis63 Both "Meet The Fockers" and "Meet The Parents" were funny movies and I enjoyed them a lot. I suppose you can hardly blame Hollywood for wanting to give it another go, but in this case I think they may have gone to the well once too often. "Little Fockers" (which I guess is a reference to the twins that Greg and Pam - played again by Ben Stiller and Teri Polo - now have) is at times a humorous movie, but it never really succeeded in getting much more than a chuckle out of me. Polo, at times at least, looked pretty disinterested in the part, and Stiller and Robert Deniro (as his ex-CIA agent father in law Jack Byrnes) stepped back into their roles, but the roles seemed tired. Jack is a character that can work once (and in the case of this series of movies, twice) but really there was nothing new for Jack to do in this movie. Throw in Dustin Hoffman and Barbra Streisand (who were brought back as Greg's parents) and you have the same old cast in a movie that did seem "same old, same old."Jessica Alba was added to the cast as a pharmaceutical sales representative who recruits Greg to be the spokesman for a new erectile dysfunction drug, but I found it impossible to take her character seriously and she very quickly started to grate on me. Owen Wilson was also back as Kevin Rawley - a character who never much impacted me (aside from bugging me) anyway."Little Fockers" isn't a disaster. It's mildly amusing at times. It just seems tired and stale. Two Focker movies was probably more than enough. (4/10)

Desertman84 Little Fockers is the third installment of the Fockers franchise after Meet The Parents and Meet The Fockers. It stars Robert DeNiro and Ben Stiller together with Owen Wilson, Blythe Danner, Teri Polo, Dustin Hoffman and Barbra Streisand. The setting of the film is about Greg and Pam Focker's celebration of their twins' fifth birthday.Jessica Alba, Laura Dern and Harvey Keitel co-stars together with the original cast of the Fockers' trilogy.Paul Weitz took over Jay Roach as the director of the film.Greg and Pam have been married for ten years and they are a proud parents of twins.Unfortunately,money has been tight and Greg took a second job working for a drug company to keep the family afloat.This does not sit well with his father-in-law Jack Brynes.Added to that,he also thinks that Greg is into an adulterous affair.To prove that he is capable of supporting his Pam and his grandchildren,Greg decides to hold a birthday party for the twins inviting both the Brynes and the Fockers together.As the festivities get under way, Greg takes his opportunity to prove to Jack's suspicions all wrong to regain the trust and confidence of his father-in-law.It is unfortunate to see that the Fockers trilogy has declined into this.The plot is predictable.The jokes and gags are recycled and no longer funny.The characters have become annoying and are no longer likable.Finally,most of the jokes have become simply offensive and humorless.It is just too bad that the talented cast could not save the film to become at least good and worth watching as there is nothing original nor refreshing in it.Despite of its star power and great commercial success,I think that it is about time to end the franchise.

SnoopyStyle Greg Focker (Ben Stiller) is more successful, and drug rep Andi Garcia (Jessica Alba) is proving to be a beautiful temptation. Jack (Robert De Niro) is distressed after Dr Bob left Debra and he has a heart attack. Jack decides to anoint Greg as the Godfocker. However, the return of Kevin (Owen Wilson) and the beautiful Andi leads to misunderstandings, doubts, and conflict.This movie suffers from a lack of funny gags. The cat is barely here. The kids don't add much comedy. Jessica Alba is hot, but her character should be a lot more funnier. The movie needs it. The only saving grace is the family relationships. And in this one, I like Greg a lot more. It's like a get together with old friends but the new material isn't working. There is only so much that De Niro can do with his stink eyes.I also don't understand the title. I assumed this was more about the kids. Instead the kids add little more. The better title would be 'The Godfocker'.

richieandsam MEET THE PARENTS: LITTLE FOCKERSAs comedies go, these are not too bad. And part 3 is pretty much the same.Again it is about Ben Stiller playing Gaylord Focker trying to impress his father in law Jack, played again by Robert DeNiro. Jack has a mild heart attack and tells Gaylord (Greg) that when he dies he will have to step up and be the leader of the family. He will have to be... The Godfocker! Greg, taking this too seriously starts to make decisions about his family etc... The problem is, Jack has suspicions that Greg is cheating on his daughter because he is working hard and they have twins. Jack believes that Greg and his daughter are not finding time for each other... but it all goes wrong for Greg when Jack find him in the arms of a drunken work colleague.The acting is a little over the top in this film, but then it is like that in all of Ben Stiller's movies. I am not a huge fan of his, but I don't mind him. Robert DeNiro is a legend. He has made a lot of classic movies.As I mentioned before, this is part 3of a trilogy. And it is as good as the others. I like these films, but I don't think there are many laugh out loud moments in any of them. They are very entertaining and very amusing though.The cast list is impressive again in this movie. Ben Stiller, Robert DeNiro, Owen Wilson, Dustin Hoffman, Barbara Streisand, Jessica Alba and Laura Dern. This is turning into the Expendables for the comedy genre. :) If they made another one, who would be in it?Anyway, I will give this film 6 out of 10.I liked it as much as the other 2 and together they do make an entertaining trilogy. Let's just hope they don't make any more. They will push it too far and people will start to get bored.For more reviews, please like my Facebook page:https://www.facebook.com/pages/Ordinary-Person-Movie- Reviews/456572047728204?ref=hl