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It wasn't a serious movie like King's Speech

Posted by Jazz Inmate on January 5, 2011 at 15:09:04:
Of course Little Fockers can't stand up to criticism. If you don't feel like loosening up and having a good laugh, what's the point of life, let alone going to the movies?

Like I said, seeing Harvey Keitel and Bobby D almost come to blows in this farce, almost 40 yrs after their serious work together in Mean Streets and Taxi Driver, was worth the price of admission.