Due Date just flies through and is a rather "Disappointing" movie in the end. It has one I-Love-Lucy moment (an unrealistically crazy moment where one can only think: no... no you didn't... Oh... I can't watch... Oh no... You got some es'plaining to do! ...You can't possibly get away with this, you realize?) which, coupled with a sudden reversal of character just moments before, crumpled what was left of a marginal plot in the beginning.
A little light thought in a world of heavy problems. I hope it is an entertaining as it is enlightening and reinforcing.
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
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