Jack and Greg go at it again for a third round in the Meet the Parents film series. The first movie debuted 10 years ago and was filled with laughs and quotables like “I have nipples. Greg, can you milk me?” But its follow up Meet the Fockers was disappointing and showed us what happens when you have too much of a good thing, therefore Little Fockers is nothing more than a lesson in cinematic overkill.

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Universal Pictures have released several new posters (via Yahoo) for the upcoming movie Little Fockers. The posters showcase the two leading men (Robert De Niro and Ben Stiller) acting very silly, and yes, it’s very clear that they still have their eyes on each other. Check them out…

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Has Eddie Murphy and Ben Stiller ever acted in a movie together? We’re not sure if it’s been done, but if not the duo will star opposite each other in the comedy, Tower Heist. Do you know what a project like this needs? How about a little Brett Ratner? According to Deadline, the actors will headline the film that’s being directed by Ratner for Universal.

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The marketing campaign for Little Fockers doesn’t bring anything new to the table. Robert De Niro and Ben Stiller are still at each other’s throats, Blythe Danner is still flighty, Teri Polo is still clueless, and Owen Wilson is still…unnecessary. A new poster has been released for the third film in the Meet the Parents series and it’s pretty, damn boring. Seriously, we’ve seen this sh*t before. Don’t take my word for it, see for yourself…

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Meet the Parents was a hilarious movie that put a fresh twist on the “awkward in-law” scenario that most of us will face at some point in our lives. It’s sequel Meet the Fockers took that concept and beat it to death and the third film, Little Fockers just makes us ask why? Why make the movie? Why continue on this downward spiral that does nothing but take us to bad places? Get ready for some old, tired, and reused jokes that include erectile dysfunction and precocious children. Check out the trailer below…

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The MTV Movie Awards can work wonders for a person’s career, just ask Tom Cruise. When he slipped back into the hairy fat suit he sported in Tropic Thunder it set off a series of life changing events. After his showstopping performance as Les Grossman during the ceremony rumors sprung up regarding a possible spin-off, which Paramount is now confirming.

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After spending the weekend recuperating from the deathblow Paramount gave Anchorman 2, we’ve returned to even crappier news. The studio may have also killed the long awaited Zoolander sequel. The announcement came via Ben Stiller’s Twitter, where he stated his doubts regarding the return of Derek and Hansel to the big screen.

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Just last week we told you about Director Baz Luhrmann auctioning off a walk-on role in his next motion picture. Well CharityBuzz, the organization behind filmmakers doing good deeds just scored another incredible walk-on film role for Ben Stiller‘s upcoming comedy.

The face of Blue Steel is now giving one lucky bidder the chance to become a part of that legendary humor first-hand. Ben Stiller is auctioning off a walk-on role in an upcoming production to benefit The RFK Center for Justice and Human Rights.

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Ben Stiller takes a more dramatic turn this week in the dark comedy Greenberg, from the master of misanthropy, Noah Baumbach. Of course, comedy is only a loose term here as there really isn’t anything funny about this film, nor is there anything that one might consider entertaining, or enlightening, or, well, watchable.

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