Synopsis
Due Date is a movie released in 2010.
In this uproarious road trip comedy, we follow Peter Highman, a soon-to-be father whose plans for a calm arrival at his child's birth quickly spiral into chaos. What begins as a simple journey to Los Angeles turns into a frantic dash across the country after Peter finds himself stranded without his wallet or luggage, and shockingly, on the no-fly list. With time ticking away, he reluctantly teams up with Ethan, an eccentric aspiring actor whose unpredictable nature and peculiar habits make for a tumultuous partnership. The film captures the essence of stepping out of one's comfort zone, as Peter's meticulously planned life is uprooted by the absurdities of travel and the unpredictability of human connections. With a stellar comedic performance by Robert Downey Jr. and a charmingly quirky turn from Zach Galifianakis, the film balances laugh-out-loud moments with heartfelt scenes that explore themes of friendship, fatherhood, and the unpredictable journey to parenthood. As they navigate a series of misadventuresβfrom run-ins with law enforcement to unexpected detoursβviewers are treated to a wild ride that is as touching as it is hilarious, making this film a relatable and entertaining experience for anyone who has ever faced the unexpected.
Warner Bros. Pictures
Legendary Pictures