Director:
Steve CarrCámara:
Russ T. AlsobrookMúsica:
Waddy WachtelReparto:
Kevin James, Keir O'Donnell, Jayma Mays, Raini Rodriguez, Shirley Knight, Stephen Rannazzisi, Peter Gerety, Bobby Cannavale, Erick Avari, Allen Covert (más)Streaming (3)
Sinopsis(1)
Paul Blart es un padre soltero del extrarradio que trata de ganarse la vida como oficial de seguridad en un centro comercial de Nueva Jersey. A pesar de que nadie toma su trabajo seriamente, Paul considera que está al frente de la seguridad del recinto. Cuando un atraco cierra las puertas del centro comercial, el oficial de seguridad más extraordinario de Jersey tendrá que convertirse en un policía de verdad para poder salvar la situación. (Sony Pictures Esp.)
(más)Reseñas (2)
This supermarket cop was as dumb as a bag of rocks. And the worst thing is that in his stupidity, he was sometimes funny. All in all, however, I’m trying to think about how it is possible that Adam Sandler keeps selling these comedies because there’s almost nothing about them other than that some private TV channels can use them to fill up several hours of uninteresting time. Do not be mistaken, I do like Sandler. What I don’t get, however, is his idea of producing good, average and bad films. And what I find shocking is that these average comedies manage to make some money for him…
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Kevin James is entertaining and thankfully doesn't play the main character as an annoying jerk, but as a nice sensitive underdog and good guy with a sense of principle. Plus, he's lucky to have the endearingly cute Jayma Mays, with whom he gets along very well as an actor. Good so far. Actually, the idea of making the second half of the film a variation on Die Hard isn't bad at all. Unfortunately, the humor in this part of the film becomes somehow more awkward and uninteresting, thanks to the extremely unfunny and stupid band of robbers. It’s too bad, as this could have been a really relaxing affair. Three and a half stars.
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