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A bad movie

Yesterday, I already saw ‘Paul Blart: Mall Cop’ and, even though I thought it was just really lame, since this sequel was also available on Netflix, I thought I might check it out as well. Was it really worse than its predecessor? Well, to be honest, I’m not so sure. Anyway, it was definitely not an improvement though. At least, it did make sense to take the character out of his mall and a convention of security guards in Las Vegas was maybe generic but it wasn’t such a bad idea though. Anyway, still nothing worked though. Indeed, the main character played by Kevin James was still really pathetic and not entertaining at all. Concerning the rest of the cast, only Raini Rodriguez playing Blart’s daughter came back but, in spite of her efforts, her character was not developed enough and therefore completely forgettable. In fact, 3 other actors came back (Gary Valentine, Steffiana De La Cruz, Jackie Sandler) but they all played different characters this time which shows how lazy the damned thing was. Apparently, Jayma Mays couldn’t come back due to some scheduling issues so her character was written out of this sequel. As a result, the poor guy didn’t have a love interest this time around. Instead, they added the gorgeous Daniella Alonso to the mix but her relationship with the main character was not exactly romantic but certainly really weird and rather bewildering. This movie is actually so bad that some guys advised to watch it synchronized with the album Dark Side of the Moon and this alter version is called ‘Blart Side Of The Mall’. This way, even if the movie is still a piece of sh*t, at least, you do get to listen to a classic Pink Floyd album. Anyway, to conclude, the damned thing was just lame and you should probably avoid it. 

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Added by johanlefourbe
4 months ago on 4 March 2026 09:00