Delivery Man

[Brian in Mesa]

Delivery Man

Release Date: November 21, 2013 (p.m. screenings)
Studio: DreamWorks Pictures
Director: Ken Scott
Screenwriter: Ken Scott
Genre: Comedy
MPAA Rating: PG-13 (for thematic elements, sexual content, some drug material, brief violence and language)
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Starring: Vince Vaughn, Chris Pratt, Cobie Smulders, Britt Robertson

Plot Summary: DreamWorks Pictures' "Delivery Man" stars Vince Vaughn as affable underachiever David Wozniak, whose anonymous donations to a fertility clinic 20 years earlier resulted in 533 children. David must now embark on a journey that leads him to discover not only his true self but also the father that he could become.

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[BigRedRage]

previews look great! I doubt it is but I like the concept and VV

 

[Rivercard]

previews look great! I doubt it is but I like the concept and VV

It got a very good review in the LA Times and they usually pan VV movies.

 

[BigRedRage]

i considered it Friday and saw its terrible score on rotten tomato and said screw it. Ill wait for dvd

 

[PDXChris]

It is a remake, almost line for line of a French-Canadian movie called Starbuck. It is very borning movie and in French, so I assume VV was cast to liven it up.

 

[crisper57]

Wife dragged me to it. I had low expectations. It wasn't all that bad. Actually, it was one of the better VV movies in years. That's still not saying much. Save your money and rent it. But there are some definite moments that give you a lump in your throat. Like:

Spoiler

The first of his 533 children that he discovers is an NBA star. "That's my genes on the court!" The second one gets fired as a barista, but thanks to VV, he lands his dream job as an actor. So far, so good. The next encounter is with a daughter, whom he catches mid-heroine overdoes.

Finally, he pulls a file and we just see a sad look on his face. Cut to: his son, severely developmentally disabled (wheel chair, unable to speak or focus on him, etc.) That moment is like a punch in the gut, but brings out some of finest acting of VV's career.

 

[Bada0Bing]

Wife dragged me to it. I had low expectations. It wasn't all that bad. Actually, it was one of the better VV movies in years. That's still not saying much. Save your money and rent it. But there are some definite moments that give you a lump in your throat. Like:

Spoiler

The first of his 533 children that he discovers is an NBA star. "That's my genes on the court!" The second one gets fired as a barista, but thanks to VV, he lands his dream job as an actor. So far, so good. The next encounter is with a daughter, whom he catches mid-heroine overdoes.

Finally, he pulls a file and we just see a sad look on his face. Cut to: his son, severely developmentally disabled (wheel chair, unable to speak or focus on him, etc.) That moment is like a punch in the gut, but brings out some of finest acting of VV's career.

I don't know, I usually like Vince Vaughn but I thought he was sort of boring in this role. I think this was a little more serious than I was expecting though.

 

[Shaggy]

He was still good in the movie. I really liked it even though he wasn't his full on goofy self.