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two decades ago, much of the distribution of Now parents are they (2010) would have been the main attraction for an intense thriller politician, a solid drama style Sophie's Choice (1982) or so: Robert de Niro, Dustin Hoffman, Barbra Streisand, Harvey Keitel, Laura Dern ... Among the stellar cast would be Ben Stiller, Owen Wilson and Jessica Alba all, actors less famous but want to change their tune, or embark on new challenges ... But people get older and you have to ensure income, even at the cost of typecast as insignificant. At the end of the filming is not requiring great efforts (especially performers like them) are close to home and provide easy revenue. not I who take them on face to be practical and look for their future beyond screen. Sigourney Weaver, for example, has made a negligible little capital thanks to the endless saga Alien (1979, 1986, 1992, 1997), which ended up being co-producer, and now allows him the luxury of shooting that he wants, even produce small independent experiments.

Robert de Niro has found his personal Alien in the character of Jack Byrnes , former CIA counterintelligence methods applied to know the true intentions of their future sons-in particular Gaylord Focker (in Spain, not to spoil the joke phonetic Follen called ). the Parents (2000) raised to the nth degree the topics on both figures, cleverly exploiting the comic side of the situation: the mistrust, the desire to please, the father from the son of the lie detector, the son goofing with dramatic consequences incremental ... In the sequel - Meet the Fockers (2004) - the duo Hoffman / Streisand provided the counterpoint in the form of Consuegra uninhibited, informal ... and Jews. It miss the elaborate gags of the first part, but some are, especially towards the end.

Now it's time to finish the triad, and what better way than putting them all together in a tangle in which everything fits : infidelity unrealistic - with a farting Jessica Alba more than ever - putting Byrnes nose in the life of his son. Of the visual gags of its predecessors is not no sign, just a concatenation of grace to do as even the film going thread. None of the possible specific stories, all are small misunderstanding and endless dialogue scenes that pit different characters.

predictable movie where there that, at times verges on landismo Hollywood version: that false flirts with sexual humor knowing that certain topics will be verbal and visual.