Due Date

If you enjoyed the wild, comedic ride of Due Date, then The Hangover is a must-watch. Directed by the same director, Todd Phillips, this film takes the antics to Las Vegas where a bachelor party goes hilariously awry, leading to a series of misadventures.

For those who appreciated the road trip element of Due Date, Planes, Trains and Automobiles delivers a similarly humorous journey. Steve Martin and John Candy shine as two mismatched individuals trying to get home for Thanksgiving, with every imaginable travel obstacle thrown their way.

Midnight Run offers a buddy action-comedy, featuring Robert De Niro and Charles Grodin as an unlikely pair on the run. The dynamic between the leads and the blend of humor and action will appeal to fans of the odd-couple formula seen in Due Date.

Tommy Boy pairs up an unlikely comedy duo for a road trip filled with humor and heart, much like Due Date. Watch as Chris Farley and David Spade embark on a cross-country sales trip to save a family business, with plenty of laughs along the way.

With a similar theme of unlikely companions thrown together, Identity Thief follows Jason Bateman's character as he tries to reclaim his identity from a con artist, played by Melissa McCarthy. Their misadventures draw parallels to the comedic chemistry and road trip mishaps of Due Date.

True to its name, Road Trip is a classic comedy about a group of friends embarking on an eventful journey to recover a mistakenly mailed tape. The film captures the essence of road trip chaos, with a healthy dose of slapstick and raunchy comedy akin to Due Date.