Paul Blart: Mall Cop

Funny Movie

good movie

Great family movie that has a lot of action and laughs

I really enjoyed watching this movie, despite a few issues. These things might not seem like flaws to another person, though, so you will have to be the judge. There are laughs galore and many that are designed to make us feel a bit uncomfortable about finding them funny. The main characters are all very likeable by anyone who has a heart. If you don't find the main characters sweet and charming, it might be a time for a glance in the mental mirror (sorry to be so blunt, but if you're offended by this statement, it's definitely time for a bit of self reflection!). This movie can be really uncomfortable to watch for those who are struggling with weight issues because it hits quite close to home in a lot of places - minus the ability to become the hero and save the day. I would be careful about watching this seemingly harmless movie with children without having a conversation about it afterwards. It's important that we all really get the point or this movie is just another series of fat jokes. Eh, a good fat joke can get my round belly jiggling with laughter, too, but the world needs a few fat heroes, too. Although it's good fun for anyone, I most highly recommend this movie to those with children of any age because, with a bit of talking afterwards, you can really see where your child's head is at in regards to compassion and seeing the value in others. It might bring out some scary things that you don't want to address but are necessary for the child to become a caring person later in life. This can be a great parenting tool or it can just be a lot of laughs for an adult who loves to see the underdog come out on top.

I admit that this rental of Paul Blart Mall Cop was a film that I decided to recently rent via Amazon around 602 pm this past Tuesday July 2 2019. I actually enjoyed the film more than I expected to which influences my decision to go ahead with purchasing via the film Amazon to watch sometime within the next month andor less. This film features Kevin James as a mall security employee named Paul Blart who is more intense about this job than other employees around him. Even one of the newer mall employees that Paul is training Veck (played by Keir O’Donnell) is surprised by how serious Paul Blart is about this job. The routine of Paul Blart’s life is made happier when he meets Amy Anderson (Jayma Mays) who gets his heart fluttering. One of the additional bright points of Paul Blart’s life includes the life that he has with his mother Margaret Blart (Shirley Knight) and his daughter Maya Blart (Raini Rodriguez). He is also friends with Leon (Jamal Mixon) and Vijay (Erick Avari).Paul Blart’s life becomes even more changed/shaken up after a major security event at the mall around the holidays occurs that is directly affects him and multiple other people. This results in the character of Blart having greater communication with Sergeant Howard (Adam Ferrara), Chief Brooks (Peter Gerety), and Commander James Kent (Bobby Cannavale).

Funny movie worth the money

Bought as a bit to enjoy a longside the Til Death Do Us Blart podcast. One of the worst movies ever made but that's the point

If this movie came with a moral, it'd be that anyone can find love and happiness and that it might be right under your nose along. Me, I came for the comedy and I wound up enjoying myself. Unlike Adam Sandler, Kevin James can be a bit more diverse in his acting abilities and so his mall cop character doesn't come off as being cut from the same cloth as his roles in films such as "Hitch" and "I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry". There are certainly similarities, but the man's only human. Anyway, our mall cop hero wants to join the New Jersey State Police and suddenly finds himself in the middle of a robbery/hostage situation inside his beloved mall. I do wonder how many actual mall cops would go back in there instead of leaving it to, say, an armed SWAT team, but it just speaks to the character's dedication and loyalty in this film (listen to the diologe about the "oath" and you'll be laughing as you see exactly how far all this goes.) I'm not sure, but there was a line in the trailer where Mr. James says "Our security's fine but ultimately we count on the hope that nothing ever goes down." I don't recall if this line made it into the final product, but I think it ought to have (kind like the chat about blackjack tables in "Con Air".) Yes, this film's ending is predictible about five minutes in and some plot points are convaluted at best, but I came for the comedy and I'm happy. So do as I did. Enjoy.

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Schnelle Lieferung und gute Qualität

perfect condition -- worked in the ps4

Great film very very funny I would highly recommend it to those who are Kevin James fans and Adam Sandler fans I’m glad to have purchased this dvd

Brilliant