This is really a vehicle for Galifianakis to take a ridiculous character and run with it
Due Date can be seen as a result of the success of the Hangover movies. That’s because it really is a vehicle for Zach Galifianakis to take a completely ridiculous character and run with it.<br /><br />The story starts with Peter (Robert Downey Jr) attempting to fly home to his pregnant wife. At the airport curb he runs into Ethan (Zach Galifianakis) who later gets Peter kicked off the plane. Feeling guilty Ethan offers to drive Peter across the U.S. to Los Angeles. The movie then becomes an odd couple road trip film.<br /><br />Ethan immediately establishes himself as the comedic character and Peter as the straight man who will act as Peter’s foil as they go through one hilarious situation after another. For example they stop at Peter’s friend’s house played by Jamie Foxx who mistakenly makes coffee out of Ethan’s father’s ashes that he’d been carrying around in a coffee can. Peter is also a jerk such as when he has to wait for Ethan to buy some drugs and has to watch the drug dealer’s kids. He ends up punching one of them in the gut because he doesn’t like their attitude. Even when the two try to bond such as over their fathers it goes wrong such as when Peter talks about how his dad left him when he was a little kid and Ethan laughs at him saying his father would never do that because he loved him. If you like Galifianakis you’ll love Due Date.<br />C
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