Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 (2015)

For both part 1 and 2, I will give Kevin James the points for trying to bring out new formula to decennia-old antics . Yes, it is slapstick humor which will not be appreciated by the politically correct. Blart rhymes with you know what so the switch gear should be set back a few times and be easy on your intelligence accelerator. Kevin James must have planned a sequel because his material is not enough for just one film so like his line in the film - fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me. Since we are just passive watchers we should not be ashamed that we have seen this film ( even twice). Just think of it, variety is the spice of life and it can be tiring to demand quality all the time. Not everyday is a steak day.

Often, a sequel can fail to live up to the original, particularly when it was made later to cash in on the popularity of the first. Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 lives up to all expectations, and is a must-see for anyone who has seen Paul Blart: Mall Cop, which in itself is a must-see film. This time, we see a different Paul Blart. He has lost many of those close to him, and his daughter is about to go off to university. On top of this, during the climax of this film, he is away from his home-turf and up against even tougher foes, a top-level gang of project criminals! The pacing is again excellent. We are introduced to all the key characters and locations towards the start of the film, while not left bored waiting for the action to begin. The themes of security and art present in this film are well-presented in the visual style, just as the theme of a shopping centre was constantly seen in the original. The plot itself is again solid, and refreshingly not simply the same plot as the original. We are also given a large selection of new gags, as well as a few cheeky homages to the original. As ever, Kevin James delivers a strong performance. In conclusion, 10/10. Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 will have you stood up, chanting BLART BLART SHOPPING CART by the end. We can only hope the next one arrives before 2021!

Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 is the sequel to the highly successful film released in 2009. It is well obvious that the main reason as to why this film was given a sequel was due to the success of the original film. Many wonder as to why it took as long as it did (6 years). Had this film came out roughly 2 or 3 years after the original, perhaps this sequel would have generated more input and been more successful. Within the film, Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 is a relatively simple plot and storyline. This time instead of Paul Blart being a security guard on duty for his local mall, he has been invited to Las Vegas, and plays officer in one of their wonderful hotels, with mainly the running around occurring in their casino. For starters, this film lacks the depth and genuine comedy of the original (although the original was not great or too funny, it had several laughs). This sequel is quite dull and time pasts quite quickly with predictable and reused jokes. The jokes are the same rehash of "fay guy jokes" with Kevin James making a fool of himself, seen falling down, hiding behind objects, and a scene where he fights with a large CGI bird. Neal McDonough is the typical villain and he plays his role well, as it is something he has done throughout his career.Overall, this sequel was not needed, though it still made over $107 million worldwide (more than it's budget back) but did not make as much as the original (which was obvious). A positive about the film is the scenery of the hotel and the overall landscape. Certainly just a one time watch, if even at that.

They couldn't find a girl uglier than to be a daughter??? She lookedlike his sister in very first scene she appears. Oh my, she doesn't look like anything closer to a daughter. Every time I saw her in this movie I was so mad at people who thought she will look OK as his daughter. IdiotsAll you needed was a fat girl, at least find someone who at least looks young or cute.Anyway big fan of king of queens TV series and the only reason I watched this movie. Disappointed v v disappointedThanks Thanks