Paul Blart: Mall Cop Reviews

The movie "Paul Blart Mall Cop" was a good view. Not a laugh through the entire movie type comedy, but it did have its moments.

I enjoyed the story line! Man has a dream to be a State Trooper, but has a problem with his blood sugar, so becomes a mall cop. Hated how people had to make fun of him and not take him seriously but that was necessary to make the movie.

Loved how he took charge when the girl he was after was taken hostage by a team of thugs, one he trained. His daughter eventually is held hostage also. Loved how he came out on top and got the girl.

Was a little slow at times and didn't...

Paul Blart: Mall Cop (2009)

Cast:  Kevin James,  Keir O'Donnell,  Jayma Mays,  Raini Rodriguez,  Erick Avari,  Allen Covert,  Shirley Knight,  Stephen Rannazzisi,  Peter Gerety,  Bobby Cannavale

So, is Paul Blart: Mall Cop a good movie?

Paul Blart is a cop working in a local mall as a security guard. Despite not being able to become an actual police officer, he does take his job too seriously. However, not when things get messy. When a group of bandits attempt to take over the mall, Paul Blart stays behind to take them down.

Not to mention, the girl he secretly loves is being held hostage...

  In this comedy classic, you get to enjoy what life would be if you weren't quite the cream of the crop, but had the determination to get what you really want in life as your goals. This movie follows an average, okay maybe not completely, but average american who just isn't as hip, and up to speed as the rest of us. This movie has a little bit of action and almost suspensefull, but most of all this comedy was really funny. There's plenty of storyline, it's not just some stupid comedy where you are laughing at how stupid and completely ridiculous it is, but actually laughing because the actors...

When I first heard about the movie, Paul Blart: Mall Cop, I was like -"it looks funny" I gotta go see that. Well, I finally did and it ended up being not only funny, but actually had a decent story line to go along with it. It had substance, which alot of funny movies these days do not. It really wouldn't be so bad if they made a second.