Movies like Little Fockers

As the original film that led to Little Fockers, Meet the Parents lays the comedic foundation with the introduction of the hilariously awkward dynamic between male nurse Greg Focker and his intimidating father-in-law, Jack Byrnes. Fans of Little Fockers will not want to miss the origins of this uproarious family rivalry.

The sequel to Meet the Parents and the precursor to Little Fockers, Meet the Fockers follows the continued comedic misadventures of Greg as he tries to win over his fiance's parents while introducing his own eccentric family. The film ups the ante on family mishaps and misunderstandings, making it a must-watch for those who enjoyed Little Fockers.

Tyler Perry's Why Did I Get Married? touches on relationship dynamics among a group of married friends who gather for an annual reunion, leading to comedic and dramatic situations. Its focus on marriage and family strife makes it relatable for Little Fockers aficionados.

Father of the Bride details the comedic aspects of a father's emotional struggle to let go of his daughter as she grows up and gets married. This movie's blend of sentimentality and comedy will resonate with fans of the Focker series.

Though a bit more heartfelt and less raucous than Little Fockers, Parenthood provides a humorous and touching look into the ups and downs of being part of a large and diverse family. Its ensemble cast and interwoven stories deliver laughs and relatable family moments.

In Cheaper by the Dozen, fans of Little Fockers will find similar themes of parental mayhem and love, as the Baker family navigates life with twelve children. Its combination of heart and humor mirrors the tone of family dynamics found in Little Fockers.

The Big Wedding is a nuptial-centered comedy where a long-divorced couple pretends to be married during their family's big wedding weekend. The movie's situational humor and focus on complex family relationships will surely appeal to those who enjoy Little Fockers.

Guess Who puts a comedic spin on meeting the prospective in-laws when a daughter brings her boyfriend home, only to have him subjected to her father's overprotective and sometimes prejudiced skepticism. This family comedy shares the in-law tension that viewers love about Little Fockers.