Paul Blart, super vigile

Titre original : Paul Blart: Mall Cop

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5,3/10

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Lorsqu'un centre commercial est pris d'assaut par une bande d'escrocs organisés, c'est à un faible agent de sécurité de sauver la situation.Lorsqu'un centre commercial est pris d'assaut par une bande d'escrocs organisés, c'est à un faible agent de sécurité de sauver la situation.Lorsqu'un centre commercial est pris d'assaut par une bande d'escrocs organisés, c'est à un faible agent de sécurité de sauver la situation.

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NOTE IMDb

5,3/10

120 k

MA NOTE

POPULARITÉ

4 612

875

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Récompenses
- 1 victoire et 3 nominations au total

Anecdotes
Two of Kevin James' real-life family members are seen in this film: the karaoke singer is his older brother Gary Valentine, and the woman with two children who Paul helps is his wife Steffiana De La Cruz.

Gaffes
When Paul Blart is talking to Amy she asks him if he was the guy that crashed into the minivan and points to a blue minivan, but he actually hits a silver one.

Citations
[from trailer]
Paul Blart: [talking to himself] What are you trained to do? Nothing...

Crédits fous
Two additional scenes play during the closing credits.

Versions alternatives
The UK release was cut, this film was originally shown to the BBFC in an unfinished version. The BBFC advised the distributor that the film was likely to receive a 12A classification but that the requested PG classification could be obtained by making changes to two scenes. In particular the BBFC suggested that a scene in which a man has the lid of a sun bed slammed onto him several times be reduced; and that an extended fight sequence also be reduced to remove some of the strongest blows. In this scene specifically, it was suggested that a blow to the face with a skateboard and dialogue which introduces and emphasises a headbutt be removed. When the finished version of the film was submitted these reductions had been made satisfactorily and the film was classified PG.

Connexions
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Last Chance Harvey/Notorious/Paul Blart: Mall Cop/Hotel for Dogs/Defiance/Che (2009)

Bandes originales
Frankenstein
Written and Performed by Edgar Winter
Courtesy of Monigar Music Productions

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7/10

No Award-Winner But Has A Lot Of Charm, Some Good Laughs

Lame-but-charming with some laugh-out-loud moments is the best way I can sum up this comedy. Overall, it's pretty innocent, especially considering most comedies today. There is very little material that could be offensive.

It's a cliché these days in films, made popular by guys like the late John Candy - fat guys picked up and proving to be heroes and getting back at the thinner-and-nasty folks who torment them. Here, it is a few co-workers at the mall and the bad guys who want to rob it.

Meanwhile, our plump policeman, a security cop at a New Jersey mall, has his eyes on a pretty girl who runs a kiosk.....and you just know he'll win her - "Amy" (Jayma Mays) - in the end. (Hey, it's not real life, but we fat guys can dream, too!) Kevin James plays the Candy-esquire "Paul Blart," a state policeman-wannabe who winds up on his scooter being the ultra-straight cop/nerd for the mall. He, of course, is unlikeliest of heroes, but turns into Rambo when needed. Along the way are a bunch of sight gags and some insults, most of which produce laughs. Some are very funny.

In fact, overall the individual sight gags are funnier than the overall story but it want some nice humor and corny story that doesn't offend much, you could do a lot worse. It's got charm.

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