Director : Jay Roach Starring : Ben Stiller, Robert De Niro, Blythe Danner, Teri Polo, Dustin Hoffman, Barbra Streisand Trailer for Meet the Fockers JustMovieTrailers - Trailer (WMP) (justmovietrailers.com) TON - Trailer (WMP) (theonenetwork.com) More Movie Reviews... Meet the Fockers Movie Stills Click here

Reviewed by Film Freak Central :

There's a scene towards the end of Jay Roach's pathologically unfunny Meet the Fockers where Dustin Hoffman and Robert De Niro sit across from each other in a front-yard bower and prepare to exchange dialogue. Thirty years ago, such a tableau would have been cause for held breath and tingles up and down; today, it's just two miserable old has-beens cashing a paycheck borrowed against their dimming reputations and acting like clowns for the bemusement of the very same audience of folks who used to demand something from their entertainment. Something like energy, for instance, or invention, or--perish the notion--insight into the world of thought. Meet the Fockers throws itself onto the growing pyre of disposable gag reels built entirely on humiliation and scatology. more..

Review By Tiscali UK :

The most surprising aspect of this sequel to the hugely successful Meet The Parents is not that it got made, but that it took four years to get made. It would be good to think the time had been spent honing the script and improving on the first film, but the evidence proves otherwise. Instead it's a laboured and lengthy rehash with many of the original gags being recycled and few fresh ones added. The most critical difference is the introduction of Dustin Hoffman and Barbra Streisand as Greg Focker (Ben Stiller)'s parents, thus providing the film with its oh so risqué title. More..

Reviewed by Joshua Tyler :

I wasn’t expecting much from Meet the Fockers, a sequel to 2000’s pretty successful comedy Meet the Parents in which jokes about bad last names are made. While I like watching Ben Stiller suffer, I’ve seen him humiliated so much, it’s begun to give me tired head. But Meet the Fockers is a pleasant surprise. It carries on a lot of the same gags from the first film, but freshens things up by make the jokes about more than how many ways there are to sizzle Stiller’s Gaylord Focker. more..