Due Dating

About This Movie

So, 'Due Dating' has this quirky vibe, right? Directed by Daniel Pacquette, it dives into the chaotic world of a blogger named Cole. He's trying to keep his job, which is tough when your life is a circus act. The pacing has this nice ebb and flow—moments of genuine humor mixed with some heartwarming scenes that tug at the emotions. The dynamic between Cole and Cherry, this pregnant woman who’s navigating her own love life, is where the film really shines. It's not just about dating; it explores perspectives we don’t often see in rom-coms. The performances have this rawness, too, capturing the awkwardness of love and life. Practical effects? Not a huge focus here, but the writing style feels real and relatable. Worth a watch, definitely.

Features a unique take on romance during pregnancyMix of humor and heartfelt momentsStrong character-driven narrative