Only funny part of the movie was when they were at Jamie Foxx's house.

A road movie with two despicable characters that treat each other terribly is not my idea of a good time. The same goes for a comedy without any laughs.

müsthecen, komik, yol hikayesi

Galifianakis and Phillips try to re-capture lightning in a bottle by giving Zach basically the same character and making him do socially awkward and weird things all over again! It's more fun than that sounds, but not by much. While the film is staggeringly unoriginal in its unabashed ripping-off of Planes, Trains & Automobiles, there are a few brilliant sequences keeping it afloat. Phillips again tries to build a movie around unlikeable characters, but this isn't as contemptible as Hangover 2.

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This is "Planes, Trains and Automobiles" on steroids.

1 extra point for the coffee scene..

Didn't expect much but this was worse than expected. A poor attempt at a remake of Planes, Trains & Automobiles that tries to cash in on the success of The Hangover. Galifianakis plays the exact same character! & the whole thing with Jamie Foxx seemed a bit pointless & thrown in there to kill time.

This is almost extreme shitty movie, but there are moments that make it a little funny. At some moments I forgot that I am watching comedy and that's 'cause Robert Downey Jr. doesn't belong in that genre and Zach Galifianakis isn't funny at all.

klasik bir normalli bir delili bir yere yetismeli yol hikayesi. planes, trains and automobiles'den bu yana degisen bir sey yok.

Poor, very poor. Gives a couple of hilarious moments, but that's about it.

'Due Date' lives and dies on its performances. No amount of directing or writing could make these two unbearable characters watchable if it weren't for the charisma and screen-presence of Galifianakis and Downey Jr. Sometimes the laughs are a little broad, especially regarding Ethan, but there's a heart to the film that's been key to most of the successful R-rated comedies of late. There's a scene heading into the 3rd act that destroys the grounded tone, but looking past that, it's a fun time.

Wow, Robert Downey Jr. is perfectly cast. I usually hate watching his movies, because he just oozes arrogance; he seems to think he's really great. This film embraces that aspect of his personality, to good effect. It's a much more violent film than others of the genre... but not as funny as it should have been.

Downey sells it--dude's one of my favorite actors--but Galifianakis's character is such a creepy, skeevy, unpleasant little worm, and he never once does anything to redeem himself. He's pretty much just gross throughout, and we're apparently supposed to find him lovable. Also, this thing has at least two high-impact car crashes too many. Come on, guys...

Jesus Christ, that was weird.

Hardly any laugh in this movie, not funny. Expected more from Zach Galifianakis after watching "The Hangover". Robert Downey should act in comedies. Watch something else rather than this

What a horrible piece of shit. I laughed once, when RDJ spit in the dogs face.

A roller coaster of good and bad moments. Among the good, the performances of Downey Jr. and Galifianakis in hilarious and memorable scenes (the coffee "daddy"; asleep at the wheel; ride in Mexico, and others) and the awesome soundtrack. Among the bad, the predictability of the story and old jokes about pot. masturbation and ugly dogs.

Not just unfunny, but absurdly so. Did they look at the script and see a comedy of any sort? It even fails as a roadtrip movie, where the leads are literally dimensionless non characters obnoxious and overwhelmed. The adventures of this dull duo include losing credit cards, sleeping in cars and trying to obtain wire transfers. Even as a travelogue there is nothing; nearly the entire film takes place in a dull rental car.

There's not enough meat to this movie to make it anything more than a waste of time, still, if you're bored out of your brain it's better than nothing.

while it hardly created a ripple upon release it is nonetheless a respectable comedy. consistent with laughs through out and generally entertaining. if you missed this one keep it in mind, but don't expect a side splitter.

This one was a boring chore to get through. Zach Galifianakis is the current quirky "it" man for absurd roles. He sort of fills empty screen time like another Jack Black. This is a buddy road trip that is short on real laughs and seems to be all about dumb situational comedy and lame sex jokes. The mix of dark and juvenile humor just doesn't work. The best thing going for it is the soundtrack which seems to be a mish/mash of classic hits but doesn't fit the tempo of the film very well.

Cashes in on the popularity of The Hangover by giving the funniest character his own movie. Galifianakis is entertaining for the most part, but he's completely one-note and his shtick gets old about halfway through the film. This whole thing just felt like an excuse to put him in zany situations, without much regard for anything else interesting or funny. There's really no reason this movie should exist alongside Planes, Trains and Automobiles. Just watch that instead.

Should have been a lot funnier.