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Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2

"Vegas has a new high roller."

2015-04-16 Action 1hr 34m

Security guard Paul Blart is headed to Las Vegas to attend a Security Guard Expo with his teenage daughter Maya before she departs for college. While at the convention, he inadvertently discovers a heist - and it's up to Blart to apprehend the criminals.

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Storyline

Security guard Paul Blart is headed to Las Vegas to attend a Security Guard Expo with his teenage daughter Maya before she departs for college. While at the convention, he inadvertently discovers a heist - and it's up to Blart to apprehend the criminals.

  • Released
    2015-04-16
  • Revenue
    $107,597,242
  • Budget
    $38,000,000
  • Runtime
    1hr 34m
  • Genre
    Action, Comedy, Family
  • Status
    Released
  • Language
    English
  • imdb-logo
    4.4
  • Production
    Columbia Pictures, Hey Eddie, LStar Capital, Sony Pictures, Happy Madison Productions, Broken Road Productions

Crew

Andy Fickman
Director
Kevin James
Writer
Todd Garner
Producer
Keywords:
shopping mall las vegas security guard

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Cast

Kevin James

Kevin James
Paul Blart
Raini Rodriguez

Raini Rodriguez
Maya Blart
Neal McDonough

Neal McDonough
Vincent Sofel
Daniella Alonso

Daniella Alonso
Divina Martinez
Eduardo Verástegui

Eduardo Verástegui
Eduardo Furtillo
David Henrie

David Henrie
Lane
Shirley Knight

Shirley Knight
Mom
Gary Valentine

Gary Valentine
Saul Gundermutt
Ana Gasteyer

Ana Gasteyer
Mrs. Gundermutt
Nicholas Turturro

Nicholas Turturro
Nick Manero
Loni Love

Loni Love
Donna Ericone
Shelly Desai

Shelly Desai
Khan Mubi
Vic Dibitetto

Vic Dibitetto
Gino Chizetti
D.B. Woodside

D.B. Woodside
Robinson
Bas Rutten

Bas Rutten
Henk
Steffiana De La Cruz

Steffiana De La Cruz
Kira
Leif Gantvoort

Leif Gantvoort
Carlos
Chelsea Vincent

Chelsea Vincent
Nadia
Geovanni Gopradi

Geovanni Gopradi
Ramos
Conrad Goode

Conrad Goode
Scott
Nico Santos

Nico Santos
Heath
Bob Clendenin

Bob Clendenin
Muhrtelle
Jackie Benoit

Jackie Benoit
Elderly Maid
Eric Genuis

Eric Genuis
Pianist
Lauren Ash

Lauren Ash
Mindy
Jackie Sandler

Jackie Sandler
Attractive Lady
Steve Wynn

Steve Wynn
Steve Wynn
Andrea Wynn

Andrea Wynn
Andrea Wynn
Nikki Tyler-Flynn

Nikki Tyler-Flynn
Mall Mom
Hudson West

Hudson West
Andy
Greg Vaccariello

Greg Vaccariello
Police Officer
Daniel Guire

Daniel Guire
Police Officer
Chris Monty

Chris Monty
Segway Employee
Scott Henry

Scott Henry
Agent Jenkins
Ryan Parsons

Ryan Parsons
Agent Parsons
Max Alexander

Max Alexander
Security Rep
Mike Burton

Mike Burton
Security Rep
George Klein

George Klein
Security Rep
Richie Minervini

Richie Minervini
Security Rep
Paula Trickey

Paula Trickey
Casino Waitress
Nichelle Hines

Nichelle Hines
VIP Receptionist
John Joseph

John Joseph
Craps Dealer
Dean Christie

Dean Christie
Craps Shooter
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Javier DelPrado
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Rob Magnotti
Gambler #1
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Chris Titone
Gambler #2
Leif Manson

Leif Manson
Mini Ace Frehley
Zachary Morris

Zachary Morris
Mini Gene Simmons
Joe Childs

Joe Childs
Mini Peter Criss
Brian Thoe

Brian Thoe
Mini Paul Stanley
Daryl Morris

Daryl Morris
Stern Man
Mark DellaGrotte

Mark DellaGrotte
Casino Security
Deven May

Deven May
Casino Security
Jared Sandler

Jared Sandler
Jared
Lorenzo James Henrie

Lorenzo James Henrie
Lorenzo
Todd Garner

Todd Garner
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Shea James

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Sienna James

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Sister of Little Girl
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Vincent's Team
Gabriel Nunez

Gabriel Nunez
Vincent's Team
Cory DeMeyers

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Vincent's Team
Chelsea Bakken

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La Rêve Performer
Aubree Balkan

Aubree Balkan
La Rêve Performer
Benoit Beaufils

Benoit Beaufils
La Rêve Performer
Eric Chambray

Eric Chambray
La Rêve Performer
Michelle Derstine

Michelle Derstine
La Rêve Performer
Carrie Dragland

Carrie Dragland
La Rêve Performer
Amber Dutenhoeffer

Amber Dutenhoeffer
La Rêve Performer
Tarrell Ervin

Tarrell Ervin
La Rêve Performer
Erica Ficarrotta

Erica Ficarrotta
La Rêve Performer
Josh Fried

Josh Fried
Le Rêve Performer
Christopher Grabowski

Christopher Grabowski
La Rêve Performer
Timothy Johnson

Timothy Johnson
La Rêve Performer
Colby Lemmo

Colby Lemmo
Le Rêve Performer
Spencer Mathey

Spencer Mathey
La Rêve Performer
Kelly McDonald

Kelly McDonald
La Rêve Performer
Ludivine Perrin-Stsepaniuk

Ludivine Perrin-Stsepaniuk
La Rêve Performer
Miguel Reyes

Miguel Reyes
La Rêve Performer
Williams Rodriguez

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La Rêve Performer
Michelle Rubino

Michelle Rubino
La Rêve Performer
Rachael Simon

Rachael Simon
La Rêve Performer
Alexandra Stabler

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La Rêve Performer
David Underwood

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La Rêve Performer
Kristina Underwood

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La Rêve Performer
Dustin Walston

Dustin Walston
La Rêve Performer
Michael Wynn

Michael Wynn
La Rêve Performer
Adhir Kalyan

Adhir Kalyan
Pahud (uncredited)
Megan Fabyan Campbell

Megan Fabyan Campbell
Bikini Babe (uncredited)
Deana Deatherage

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Mall Shopper (uncredited)
Bill Blair

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Reviews for Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2
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A Review by Rangan 3

Written by Rangan on 2017-10-09

**Destination Las Vegas!** One of the worst week for me as most of the of films I've seen were not up to any good. Okay, fine, the first ... read more

**Destination Las Vegas!** One of the worst week for me as most of the of films I've seen were not up to any good. Okay, fine, the first part was decent. I thought a little refresher, somewhat funny too, so on such scenario, anticipating a sequel is common, but this is not what I wanted. After seeing this, I come to realise that the sequel was a bad idea. Seems funny, but no impact. In fact a little boring to see the same old comedy tricks again. Especially mocking a fat man is too offensive at the present era. So the hashtag on body shaming would go viral on social media. They did not get a decent story. Even the film characters, including the villains were too old fashioned. Even this film had made in the 90s, might have not received well too. The concept of going vacation-come-convention, we had seen this before, are not we! Yeah, Paul after his short marriage and losing mother, he and his daughter heads to Las Vegas. Being watchful father and meeting his old friends, the adventure begins, when some criminal activity is going on behind the conference. His plan to save his daughter, as well as thwart the crime are the remaining focus of the film. I felt for a character like Paul Blart, casting Raini Rodriguez as his daughter was a little too much intentional. Yeah, the film was full of television guys every corner. Its not just direction, or performance failed, it was the writing. This kind of comedies is now considered ancient, that's why Rowan Atkinson stopped doing his routine comedies. But now it's certain that there won't be a third. If you had seen the first and not sure about this, believe me, you won't miss anything. Instead, I would suggest you to re-watch the original. That ain't a masterpiece, though a much better one. _3/10_

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A Review by CharlesTatum 2

Written by CharlesTatum on 2023-07-15

I like Kevin James. I watched every episode of "The King of Queens," and his special "Kevin James: Sweat the Small Stuff" is one of my favor... read more

I like Kevin James. I watched every episode of "The King of Queens," and his special "Kevin James: Sweat the Small Stuff" is one of my favorite stand-up comedy concerts of all-time. He's a big guy with a flawless delivery, and he can be very funny. He can also be very unfunny. Paul Blart (Kevin James) is a mall cop living in New Jersey with his daughter Maya (Raini Rodriguez). His wife (Jayma Mays, with a few seconds of screen time) from the first film has left him after six days of marriage, and his mother (Shirley Knight, also with a few seconds of screen time) is killed by a milk truck, so he is feeling pretty low. Maya has been accepted to UCLA, and finds out on the same day that Paul is invited to a security officer convention at the Wynn Resort in Las Vegas. He is still basking in the glory of his exploits in the first film, and he and Maya head west. Maya is smitten right away with resort employee Lane (David Henrie, given nothing to do), and Paul deals with a supporting cast of freakish security officers from around the country, as well as a team of art thieves led by Sofel (Neal McDonough, slumming and wasted). This sets up a long, dry series of pratfalls and lame action sequences as Paul battles the baddies after Maya and Lane are kidnapped. As they did in the first film, James co-wrote the screenplay with comedian Nick Bakay, so the laughs should be here. It's weird that James doesn't seem to have a handle on his own creation. Is Paul a stupid oaf, or a genius detective trying to break out of his boring job? Here, we get both characteristics. His arrival in Vegas and dealings with the casino staff is supposed to be fish-out-of-water funny, but fall flat because James plays Paul as a sociopathic jerk. I could not stand this guy. The only scenes I smiled at were when hotel manager Divina (Daniella Alonso) kept finding herself attracted to Paul, and even that running gag didn't get going until after their first awkward encounter; and Muhrtelle (Bob Clendenin), the casino employee with the banana. The film is rated (PG) and family friendly, so the violence here are guns with silencers that never hit their target, and Paul falling down a lot. A supporting roster of familiar faces and character actors- look at that cast list!- stand around and watch Paul fall down a lot. Paul falling down a lot isn't that funny. The Wynn Resort is nice to look at and makes for a great action film setting, but this is not that action film. I don't see another "Paul Blart" film on the horizon, this one did poorly at the box office, but since it was released six years after the mediocre first film, you never know.

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A Review by Reno

**Destination Las Vegas!** One of the worst week for me as most of the of films I've seen were not up to any good. Okay, fine, the first part was decent. I thought a little refresher, somewhat funny too, so on such scenario, anticipating...

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A Review by Rangan 3

Written by Rangan on 2017-10-09

**Destination Las Vegas!** One of the worst week for me as most of the of films I've seen were not up to any good. Okay, fine, the first part was decent. I thought a little refresher, somewhat funn...

read more
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A Review by CharlesTatum 2

Written by CharlesTatum on 2023-07-15

I like Kevin James. I watched every episode of "The King of Queens," and his special "Kevin James: Sweat the Small Stuff" is one of my favorite stand-up comedy concerts of all-time. He's a big guy wit...

read more