
Reviews — Due Date
Audience write-ups from TMDB
Kamurai
It’s an okay film, though I don't foresee myself revisiting it and can’t really give it a full endorsement. There’s something worthwhile in analyzing this movie closely. The script feels lacking, particularly when it comes to the characters. It does possess a fairly engaging storyline: a foolish person manipulates an unpleasant individual into joining him on a cross-country road trip. It's a reasonably good story,…
stackkorora
This movie feels like a standard road trip story, but it’s populated by characters who consistently make poor decisions, leading to an unsurprising storyline full of expected jokes. Galifianakis delivers a portrayal that comes across as even less amusing and dumber than his role in 'The Hangover', while Downey's performance is a shadow of the wit and intelligence we see from Tony Stark. Frankly, this film isn’t wo…
ohlalipop
I was eager to see this film, largely because of Robert Downey Jr. The poster alone was enough—he’s quite attractive! The film manages to be amusing, though not laugh-out-loud funny. There's also a tender quality about it. I certainly felt pleased just watching Robert Downey Jr. being himself; he looks great whether he’s polished or more disheveled. And then there’s Zach Galifianakis. I thought he was hilarious in…

