It's a great family experience and you are sure to leave with your wallet a little lighter and a smile on your face.
Somewhere in that sentiment is why this movie is worth your time and money. My kids asked me how many stars I was going to give Paul Blart 2 and they were surprised and disappointed I wasn't giving it my highest rating. This marks the first time that Steve Wynn has allowed a commercial film to be shot at his property. There is an excellent scene where Blart finds himself part of “Le Reve,” the beautiful aquatic show at Wynn. The Wynn Casino plays host to the story and it makes for a nice backdrop. It's like Die Hard -but funnier and overall not as good. There is a bad guy and a plot to rip off the casino that goes sideways and of course its officer Blart to the rescue. Kevin James is always looking for a laugh with every word and movement and even though he misses from time to time, he hits enough to make it worthwhile. Blart is joined by a silly cast of characters who are also mall cops and that gives this second film the ability to be different and still funny. (Or something like that.) His daughter is along for the ride and is hiding a secret from her father about being accepted to college out of state.
It also works if you did not see the first one and that is another positive aspect that makes it an even more accessible film.Īfter losing his wife to divorce, the down-on-his-luck Officer Blart is off to Vegas to attend the national security patrol convention. So in that way I really enjoyed Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2. The film was directed by Steve Carr and written by James and Nick Bakay.It also stars Jayma Mays, Keir ODonnell, Bobby Cannavale, Stephen Rannazzisi, and Shirley Knight.In Paul Blart: Mall Cop, a single dad and bumbling mall security guard, Paul Blart, finds himself in the middle of a. There are just not enough PG rated good family films coming around the cineplex these days. Paul Blart: Mall Cop is a 2009 American comedy film starring Kevin James as the titular character Paul Blart. Kevin James slapstick tomfoolery makes me laugh and the movie rides the line of adult humor and content that kids and teens can enjoy too. That is the beauty of the Paul Blart movies. Throughout the year I see a ton of movies and it's rare for me to get as excited as I did to see a film with my kids. Let's be honest - rarely do you get both of those things in one sitting. There are classic movies and then there are movies that will make for a good time with the entire family. The overall reviews and buzz seem to be on the negative side for this movie, but I'm taking a different approach to my review. This time he is taking his talents to Las Vegas.
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