Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2

2015 • 93 minuts

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After six years of keeping our malls safe, Paul Blart (Kevin James) has earned a vacation. He heads to Vegas with his teenage daughter and finds that safety never takes a holiday. When duty calls, Blart answers.

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I world seriously not recommend watching this movie. It was by far, the worst movie I have ever seen. The plot was terrible, the acting was horrifying, and worst of all, the jokes couldn't even reach "Uncle joke" status. The jokes are so bad, that in spots were the movie gives you time to laugh; you can't even smile. Thus, making the entire screen incredibly awkward. I do not recommend watching/buying this movie, you will feel as if you wasted your time.

An unimaginative bore that lives up to the common notion that even comedy movies can even be non entertaining. It reuses old comedic clichés and plot lines that make one feel as though they are watching a less amusing version of the original. Mall Cop relies on the crutch of the first film as its source of material and only merely changes location. The plot developments feel forced, as if they throw in a few new elements here and there but it's all the same; we have the underrated mall cop, the mall (or ca

Kevin James's movies are made for pre - teens who have never seen a movie. "Mall Cop 2" proves this easily. The first thing one notices about the film is "WHY????". Why in the world would you make a movie sequel after a movie so bad that is should've been a Hulu original movie? Kevin James's transition from television to film has been by way of pure dumb luck. "Here comes the Boom" was barely watchable. "Grown ups" is the kind of movie that you watch on regular television when nothing else is on. Then there was the original "Mall Cop" which was so dumb that even pre teens and their parents happily walked out of the theater on this one. The plot is simple Paul Blart gets a letter in the mail and is invited to Las Vegas for a security convention. Meanwhile his 21 year old daughter (who looks 40) gets accepted into UCLA but is afraid to tell daddy until the trip. Blah , Blah , Blah they get to Vegas and surprise surprise Blart gets entangled in the bad guys evil plans and has to save the day. There are no laughs along the way. Here is proof of how bad this film is. It came out this year and it's already in the $2.50 bin at Wal -Mart. "Worst movie of the year, if not of all time"