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In the end, Due Date is really nothing more than a Planes, Trains and Automobiles rip-off that ultimately fails to impress. While Robert Downey, Jr. and Zack Galifianakis turn in some solid performances, the script just isn’t there to let this stand on par with Todd Phillips’ previous outings The Hangover and Old School. Granted there are undoubtedly some funny moments in Due Date, the rest of the movie just seems to drag on and leaves you rather wanting in comparison to last year’s The Hangover.
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Wow....Although Planes, Trains, and Automobiles wasn't a bad movie. I hate to hear you didn't like it though.
Sometimes ideas from prior movies are used in current films.
This kinda makes current films lack originality.
I think this hurts the quality these films. Maybe this occurred with Due Date.
I knew this movie was going to suck. It had cheesy dialogue and horrible actors.