Meet the Parents 2000 by AverageMansReviews
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Warning: there is flashing effects/colourful
effects/medical/vomiting/animal waste/drugs
Meet the Parents:
Gaylord "Greg" Focker [Ben Stiller] and yes that is his name so I
can't be held responsible for that. But I digress goes to seek his girlfriend's
Pam Byrnes [Teri Polo] approval to marry
their daughter days before her sister Debbie Byrnes [Nicole DeHuff ] and Dr. Bob
Banks [Thomas McCarthy] wedding; their mother Dina Byrnes [Blythe Danner] she is a very grounded person with her feet firmly on the floor, but their father on the other hand is a completely
different story Jack Byrnes [Robert De Niro] as an father, ex-war veteran and
ex-CIA [Central Intelligence Agency] Agent he is going to be very
protective/overprotective of Pam, consequently he doesn't like Greg so he puts
him through hell. The pacing of this 108 minutes film is like in storyline fluently moving from beginning to end
The comedy and action material is
free-flowing and natural for some examples in a nutshell; Greg is waiting for
Pam's 2nd year kindergarten class to assemble/spell correctly Marry Me Pam [a
letter on one piece of card] in Greg's attempt of a proposal, but he quickly
abandons this idea after hearing Pam talking to her sister on the telephone,
then later on we have Greg opening this bottle of wine and the cork
accidentally, but perfectly hits this urn which contains the ashes of Jack's
mother which Mr Jinks the Himalayan cat [Bailey, Misha/Meesha Himalayan the cats] comes
to sit and spend a penny in it. [Jack has been teaching Mr Jinks to use the
toilet, but Mr Jinks still likes to go to the toilet the old-fashioned way for
cats whenever possible] and after that later on there is this game of
volleyball in a swimming pool and by the end things don't end up well for the
bride as Greg spikes the ball down and it hits your face; hopefully on their
big day her face is going to be back to normal.
The character developments and
performances; generally speaking first of all they are all mostly good, with
likewise good chemistry. But the partnership of Ben Stiller and Robert De Niro
as Greg and Jack is excellent; this is one of those occasions where if this
partnership fell flat at minimum, this film would have fallen on its knees,
this film needs this partnership to work and not only that to this excellent
standard of at heart two very good people, that love Pam very much; it is just
the older one wants the best for his daughter, but he does get along with Kevin
Rawley [Owen Wilson] he is a ex-fiance of Pam's they only became friends after
Pam broke it off. But this partnership got Nominated for an award MTV Movie +
TV Awards 2001; MTV Movie Award; Best On-Screen Team Robert De Niro Ben
Stiller.
This film receives: 7/10, this film is good; it knows what it is and it sticks to that which is a relatable comedy, because hopefully at some point in your life you would have to meet the potential in-laws. This film has Won 7 awards such as American Comedy Awards, USA 2001; American Comedy Award; Funniest Actor in a Motion Picture (Leading Role) Ben Stiller. 15 Nominees including at the same award ceremony/event Funniest Actor in a Motion Picture (Leading Role) Robert De Niro, I should also point out this; Academy Awards, USA 2001; Oscar Best Music, Original Song Randy Newman For the song "A Fool In Love". In the interest of fairness and balance Blockbuster Entertainment Awards 2021 Nominee Blockbuster Entertainment Award Blythe Danner, at the same award ceremony/event Nominee Favorite Female - Newcomer Teri Polo. Finally all of these awards are not positive Bogey Awards, Germany 2000 Winner Bogey Award [description of this award; it is about how many people see it in a certain time; it uses a scale system top Titanium: viewed 10 million people. Platinum: 5 million people within 50 days of its release. Gold: 3 million people within 30 days. Bronze: 1 million people within 10 days and at the bottom Bogey Award: 1 million people, or 1000 people per copy, with a minimum of 25 copies, within first ten days.
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