To me, this movie is perfection.

It was OK. I don't see why everyone loves it so much. It wasn't very smart or deep or well-directed.

Great movie. Not sure what people expected but I found it highly entertaining.

A clunky actioner with a handful of cool moments.

This film was so bad! This makes Meet the Fockers look like Titanic! First of all, not a single scene or gag in this mediocre film was even slightly funny! The acting was pretty poor, and it was over stuffed with characters! I feel sorry for every actor that was involved in this poor excuse for a comedy or sequel. This was just very poorly thrown together! The filmmaker who made this monstrosity should be very embarrassed. That's really the best word for this film is embarrassment. I think everyone was very tired of the meet the parents movies after the 2nd entry, which was less successful. It tries to be funny, it really does, but OMG it falls flat every time! I did enjoy Barbara Streisand and Dustin Hoffman, as I did in the previous film. They work very well as an on screen married couple. There's just more of the old here, except it's much worse here. Seriously! Much worse! It's inappropriate for the kids, too stupid for the teens and adults, can't think of anyone this movie is for! Definitely not for the franchise fans, this movie just plain insults the franchise! 2/10 overall. Very poor and lazy 😕

The third, probably the last, and definitely the least of the "Focker" trilogy. All the principles return, only this time there's no real idea what to do for a story and thus this thing veers all over the place. Despite its title, the script is not really about the offspring of Ben Stiller's loins, either. Robert De Niro's character has a heart attack, and so he begins to think about having Gaylord Focker (Ben Stiller) as his successor. Trouble brews when dad has yet another contrived reason to mistrust his suspicious son-in-law. Dustin Hoffman and Barbra Streisand make very limited appearances as Gaylord's parents. It's not without a very rare chuckle on occasion, but it's a hit and miss-miss sequel that is easily skipped. ** out of ****

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.

There was just one thing I didn't get about this movie: what the hell was it really about? I mean, seriously, from the title we can figure out it's about the Focker kids. Am I right? No, this film barely features the children we have been longing to see cause their parents and grandparents the humiliatingly cringe worthy embarrassment we saw of Greg "Gay" Focker (Ben Stiller) in the first two films. No, there performance are only in passing to actually remind the audience that Greg and Pam have had kids in the six-year interval between the most recent films – but really serve little purpose.Filled with Oscar winners, Emmy winners and a sexy Latina, the cast of the film, too, displayed such an unenthusiastic performance - especially those in the leading roles. The all too brief appearance of Bernie and Roz Focker (Hoffman and Streisand) produced the only substantial laugh in the theatre. Along with a failed attempt to ignite some kind of sensual affair in the picture, the appearance of sexy brunette Jessica Alba as Andi Garcia (I know, right?) simply didn't work for what this film was supposed to be: a tongue and cheek comedy with that element of cringe.Little Fockers' use of recycled jokes from the prequels was also a definite no-no with me and, to be honest, with all due respect to the gifted Streisand, De Nero and Hoffman, I just wanted to get the hell out of that theatre.I just said it and I'll say it; I really didn't get the whole point of the film.As for a widespread critique of the film, you only have to watch Robert De Nero's (thoroughly deserved mind you) Lifetime Achievement Honor speech at the Golden Globes to see how terrible this film is. Just to mention, the film was that tedious and laugh-deficient, I finally learnt how to sync all my Facebook contacts to my cell phone. Not all bad I guess? I have nothing more to say.