Hulkeasexo it is the rare 'crazy' movie that actually has something to say.

Marva-nova Amazing worth wacthing. So good. Biased but well made with many good points.

Beulah Bram A film of deceptively outspoken contemporary relevance, this is cinema at its most alert, alarming and alive.

Isbel A terrific literary drama and character piece that shows how the process of creating art can be seen differently by those doing it and those looking at it from the outside.

wooderice Do you ever watch a movie and pause at one moment and just think to yourself: Why? Why am I watching this? That's how I felt when Paul Blart was lying on the casino floor licking ice cream off of it. Paul Blart: Mall Cop (the first movie) is a harmless comedy that's just a lot of slapstick and goofy humor. In this adventure, Paul Blart and his daughter Maya, now grown up, go to Las Vegas for a convention after his mother gets run over by a bus. Maya tries to get romantically involved with this dude, but Blart, being the overprotective father he is, disapproves. Meanwhile, this bland heterochromic villain attempts to steal Van Gogh's Sunflowers, which for some reason is at the Wynn. Oh, yeah, another thing that sucks about this movie is that it seems like an ad for the Wynn. The signage on the hotels, while present throughout Las Vegas, is seen often throughout this movie. While the Wynn is probably is an extravagant place to stay, we don't need that much product placement in this movie. Plus, if you're spending your money to see this movie, you're probably too young for Vegas anyway. Anyway, the villain's eye color is the most memorable thing about him. What was his name again? So, after that, it's nothing but generic slapstick humor and cliché plot points. Way too much of the humor depends on Blart's hypoglycemia, which is not particularly funny, especially after its been done before. There's also a scene where he gets his ass kicked by a goose. There's one where he falls down stairs in a suitcase, and also a lot of jokes involving the use of Blart's Segway. It's just forgettable, generic, and above all, not funny. But what do you really expect? It's a comedy sequel. The list of good comedy sequels is very short, and this certainly isn't on it.

aannegarn This movie changed my life. It made my wife come back to me, cured both my children of malaria, and reversed my male pattern baldness and erectile dysfunction. My wife is so pleased! When watching this movie, expect to be in for a dramatically life changing experience. Although the first was downright mediocre, this sequel surpassed all expectations I could possibly have formed and then some. My boss even hired my back to the stapler company. This movie reveals the duality of man and the strength of the bond between father and daughter that can surpass time, space, and malls. Fin

Cale Anderson This movie tried so hard to be funny like the first one. Had a really cheesy storyline. Paul Blart (Kevin James) the main character was too slim to fit his old chubby persona. Sloppy writing/bad jokes. Mistake in the movie at about 1 hr 10 mins (you can see the boomstick)My summary (OPINION) about the movie Paul Blart (Kevin James) was a really giddy happy funny character in the first movie, started off introducing his glaucoma and that he needed sugar every 5 mins or so, then in this movie it seems to have lessened? The glaucoma somehow got better (impossible) without medicine.And he isn't really a "Mall Cop" so to say in this movie.

xheroticc Paul Blart Mall Cop 2 is honestly one of the best films ever made, up there with Birdemic shock and terror and cars 2 This masterpiece has something for everyone, it has comedy, action, drama, romance, horror and an extremely well done, totally original story and all its jokes are super smartly written, especially where he says he is independent but is scared of being alone or something like that.