Paul Blart: Mall Cop (2009)

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Studio: Columbia TriStar Motion Picture Group

Rating: PG

Release Date: Jan 16, 2009

Running Time: 91 mins.

Country Of Origin: United States

starring:

Kevin James, Jayma Mays, Keir O'Donnell, Shirley Knight, Raini Rodriguez, Stephen Rannazzisi, Adam Ferrara, Bobby Cannavale, Peter Gerety, Jamal Mixon

director:

Steve Carr

Paul Blart: Mall Cop

Paul Blart Mall Cop

A single, suburban dad tries to make ends meet as a security officer at a New Jersey mall. It's a job he takes very seriously, though no one else does. When Santa's helpers at the mall stage a coup, shutting down the megaplex and taking hostages (Paul's daughter and sweetheart among them), Jersey's most formidable mall cop will have to become a real cop to save the day.

Avoid this Mall Cop and just go shopping instead.

Story

Blart (Kevin James) is a bumbling single dad with a precocious daughter (Raini Rodriguez) who is constantly urging him to get into internet dating and meet a woman. Instead, he takes his job as a security officer at the local mall much too seriously to have time for romance. His routine is interrupted when a well-organized robbery empties the mall and among those taken hostage in the bank is a girl he has a secret crush on (Jayma Mays).…

PETER TRAVERS - January 29, 2009

Shoot me now! It's bad enough that this laugh-free farce featuring Kevin James' bumbling Blart saving a mall from thieves on skates (what a concept!) has shot this hackjob comedy to box office nirvana (a 10-day total of $64.8 million). Now there are plans for a sequel. I guess Blart (blart/fart — very droll!) will continue to stuff his face, live with his mom (Shirley Knight) and daughter (Raini Rodriguez), and pine for sex until his next feat of heroism turns babes into chubby chasers. What a…

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