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| Jul 23, 2007Cinematical
50 Greatest Comedies....the funniest Python movie....number of laughs or quality of the film.... ... Full Review
| Feb 24, 2007Galatta
Ben Stiller, De Niro, Teri Polo and Blythe Danner may return to be part of the third flick in the super hit comedy series of ParentMeet the s titled Little Fockers . ... Full Review
| Jul 10, 20063 Black Chicks
The Dish Meet the Fockers was as funny as it could have been.
The Directive Not as funny as I hoped, but I think its a decent movie to catch on Christmas day with your family.
Dustin Hoffman was surprisingly funny to me.
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| May 04, 2005DVD MovieGuide
Make no mistake: this is an awful, awful movie.
Reviewed by Colin Jacobson (May 4, 2005) Proof that you really can fool all of the people some of the time: the enormous commercial success of 2004's Meet the Fockers .
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| May 01, 2005Variety
On-set wags report Jinx the cat, meanwhile, became "more forbidding than De Niro" after his star turn in the original movie.
We continue to be amazed by how much we got away with in humor of saying the family name," Roach admits in the commentary.
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| Apr 23, 2005Monsters and Critics
It is, however, still a very funny film with a great cast of actors.
The addition of Hoffman and Streisand was brilliant casting, and all the elements that made the first movie funny are still in Meet the Fockers.
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| Mar 01, 2005Sydney Morning Herald
Meet the Fockers is not a stupid unthinking comedy by any means -....I believe the better comedies do make a thoughtful statement, albeit in another (humorous) way.....it makes some devilish statements about family and religious difference.....It's got quite a clever script, it's nicely acted, and has some fabulously funny set-pieces.....De Niro slides into farce and humiliation.... ... Full Review
| Jan 29, 2005Digital Spy
All round sparkling performances elevate Jay Roach's Meet The Fockers from what could have otherwise been a mediocre script into a very enjoyable comedy.
With a running time of just under two hours, a little editing would have prevented the movie from becoming slightly tired before the end.
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| Jan 24, 2005ViewLondon
To sum up, this is an extremely warm-hearted, enjoyable comedy that's well worth seeing and while it's short on the belly laughs of the first film, it makes up for it with a steady stream of character-based jokes that will keep you chuckling throughout. ... Full Review
| Jan 12, 2005BBC Films
On the downside Stiller's onscreen fiancée Teri Polo is given nothing to do except balk in the appropriate places and the major set-ups also feel a little too familiar.
Sadly the writers don't fully exploit the clash between Hoffman's ageing hippy and De Niro's government spook as the awkwardness between Jack and Greg remains the heart of the story.
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