Directed by: Paul Weitz
Starring: Robert De Niro, Owen Wilson, Ben Stiller, Teri Polo
Genres: Comedy
Corrected entry: In "Meet the Parents," Jack had a son. Aside from the fact that it would get in the way of the plot of "Little Fockers," why isn't HE taking over as family patriarch?
Corrected entry: In "Meet the Parents", the cat Jinx is strictly an indoor cat, never allowed out. In this film he's happily running around at the outdoor party.
Correction: These are two different movies, with years between them. Jinx could easily be an outdoor cat, now.
Continuity mistake: When Jack is told about his daughter's separation he is holding two picture frames raised next to each other. A frame later the one on the right is down.
Jack Byrnes: Are you still physically attracted to my daughter, Greg?
Greg Focker: To Pam? Are you kidding? Yes. Jack, there's never been a problem with that.
Jack Byrnes: Even after her body's endured the hellish ordeal of birthing twins?
Greg Focker: Yes. Even after that. It's still... It's all good. It's all good under the hood.
Jack Byrnes: That's disgusting.
Trivia: Robert De Niro hated the final film and even hinted at his displeasure in his Lifetime Achievement Award speech at the Golden Globes: "I was very, very moved and gratified when you made the announcement two months ago, well before you had the chance to review Little Fockers."
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Correction: Jack mentions in the movie that his son was definitely not up to the task of being able to take over as the family patriarch, leaving Greg to be the only remaining choice.
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