Michael Ledo Kevin James revives his role as the over confident and delusional Paul Blart, the "strange misshapen super hero" mall cop from New Jersey. The first few minutes of this film cleanses the events at the end of the last film. Blart goes to Las Vegas for a Mall Cop convention, something a joke within itself as was his speech glorifying the position as life's aspiration. Nothing like making fun of the blue collar service sector.In Vegas, there is a subplot of art thieves (Neal McDonough) and Blart being put down by hotel security. There is a display of high tech low impact weapons that are also part of the demeaning of the profession. It isn't hard to figure out the outcome even at the age of five. When Blart's daughter (Raini Rodriguez) is kidnapped, Blart doesn't exactly go into Liam Neeson mode, but something closer to a combination of Inspector Clouseau and Jerome Lester Horwitz.If you have grown tired of hearing "Best Day of My Life" like 80's folk tired of "Betty Davis Eyes" you have been warned about the over used sound track.Guide: kid safe. A PG closer to G than PG-13

Reno Rangan 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

William Briffett The main joke of everything in this movie may be described in the following short list. Kevin James is fat, Kevin James is lonely, Kevin James is out of touch, or any combinations of those atrocities. Here's the main problem, Adam "lucifer" Sandler's company, Happy Madison has tried to turn Kevin James into a poor man that is looked down upon by others. This has been his plan all along, because Kevin James is supposed to be the next messiah. If we keep letting Mr. Sandler destroy Kevin James' image we will have no messiah to lead us in our war efforts Against the next plan to destroy the world by Satan. So don't be fooled, Kevin James is a holy man and Adam Sandler is trying to convert us to in to followers of Satan.

ulphlarsen This movie was bad. I saw it because of the McElroy Brothers Podcast: Till Death Do Us Blart. That podcast exists because this movie is bad. I have now seen the movie, and i too thought it was bad. This movie is bad, and someone should feel bad.The characters in the movie were bad, and the main characters were bad. Except Maya, who was not bad - but still seemed bad because the rest of the movie, "story" and characters were all so bad.This movie is a commercialIf there was ever any talent near it, the talent lacked any semblance of effort.Any and all things in the movie were lazy, half-arsed, stupid or worse.I remember Kevin James in King of Queens as something more than this. Funnier. But after having seen this movie-length commercial, i'm terrified of ever going back to that series.