There's something very heartwarming and comforting about this movie. It's the type of movie you sit down with your family to watch. It's not outrageously funny, but there are a some funny moments. This brand of comedy doesn't often land well with me, but I watch these types of movies more for the feel-good nature of them. The acting is good and everyone seems to be having fun, which really translates well on screen. It feels like real dysfunctional families actually cohabitating on a vacation. Most of the magic of this film is in how real and believable the relationships are. There's just this feeling of warmth, comfort and family that makes this an enjoyable experience. But by no means would I say this movie is really breaking any barriers.
Review of Meet the Fockers
