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You could have called last year’s The Hangover a bit of a comeback film for Philips, since it was his first true hit since Old School.  I think it also raised expectations a bit for the follow-up.

I can say that is a bit of a step-down from The Hangover in terms of being a laugh out loud comedy.  That said, this is a different type of film that draws from “buddy road comedies” of of the past with Robert Downey Jr playing the straight man (ala ) and playing the buffoon (ala John Candy).

The film features a series of comedic scenarios, some which work more than others.  However, there at least two absolutely hilarious moments.

Overall, I would say it was a decent film.

8/10

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Due Date (2010)
Runtime:95 minutes
Director:Todd Phillips
Country:United States
Actors:
Peter Highman
Ethan Tremblay
Sarah Highman
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Limo Driver
Genres:Comedy, Drama
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Plots:
High-strung father-to-be Peter Highman is forced to hitch a ride with aspiring actor Ethan Tremblay on a road trip in order to make it to his child's birth on time.

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