Meet the Fockers
Meet the Fockers
PG-13 | 22 December 2004 (USA)
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Hard-to-crack ex-CIA man Jack Byrnes and his wife Dina head for the warmer climes of Florida to meet the parents of their son-in-law-to-be, Greg Focker. Unlike their happily matched offspring, the future in-laws find themselves in a situation of opposites that definitely do not attract.

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taub

I originally saw this movie before my son got married. I'm watching it on TV now, and laughing hysterically. Now that I have 3 grandkids, i can really relate to the movie. Sometimes I identify with Jack, sometimes with Gaylord. There is a lot of obscenity, but that's today's Hollywood. I usually don't like Barbara Streisand, but she is excellent in this movie. She doesn't have to act much, to be a flake.

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merelyaninnuendo

Meet The FockersJust as the first one, it pretty much is exhaustingly same which comes as a shock looking at the cast; no amount of funny could have saved the script.

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2karl-

well after the first film we knew that there we be a sequel with me looking forward to this film is was not let down it was a brilliant sequel which it outdone its other film its like date movie comedy with fun and heart so with Greg and Pam Marther focker getting on with their life there is only one thing left to do is meet Greg's folks Dusty and Barbra this is hilarious funny with them as adult guides wait till they got a hold of bob character well as they are having a family get together bob as you know is C.I.A so any gadget or R.V he has is up to date with software as such so with meeting his parent Greg is certainly in the circle of trust or so he believes as bob doesn't like his character as with the baby sign language and name calling cat and dog at it or jinx flushing antics at it again this is a must see movie

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coltonvaughn10

You read the top right. If it's broken why fix it? Meet The Fockers is the continued story of Greg Focker and the unique family he is trying to marry into. Only this time, Greg is introducing his parents to his in-laws and they are more dysfunctional than his in-laws. Now don't get me wrong, this is still a movie I would watch once and leave to oblivion. The same form of comedy is used as in the first, it's awkward but better performed I think. It's the best of the Focker Trilogy, which is garbage as a whole. However, Greg's parents are brilliantly cast and are the best part of the movie. Just saying my favorite part of the movie was either when Greg is drugged by his father-in-law or when they flush Mojo, the Fockers' family dog. They were the high points in a very mediocre/bad movie that can be forgotten with little effort, but this movie is still way better than the first. Do not go out your way to watch it or rent it, it's not worth it.

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