Articles tagged with: paul blart
Paul Blart: Mall Cop – DVD Review
Kevin James' varied CV has thus far featured a wealth of memorable creations. Bumbling fat-guy in King of Queens, bumbling fat-guy in Hitch and bumbling fat-guy in I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry - there hasn't been such a startling auteur with this much range since John Candy. And like Candy (which James clearly does), Kevin manages to make what is an otherwise down on his luck cardboard cutout into a likeable chubby action hero - Paul Blart. This is silly fun, the kind that makes children laugh until they're rolling around dribbling, while leaving adults to exclaim 'meh'.
Kevin James' varied CV has thus far featured a wealth of memorable creations. Bumbling fat-guy in King of Queens, bumbling fat-guy in Hitch and bumbling fat-guy in I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry - there hasn't been such a startling auteur with this much range since John Candy. And like Candy (which James clearly does), Kevin manages to make what is an otherwise down on his luck cardboard cutout into a likeable chubby action hero - Paul Blart. This is silly fun, the kind that makes children laugh until they're rolling around dribbling, while leaving adults to exclaim 'meh'.
Taken Shoots The Weekend Box Office’s Wife In The Chest
Do you find yourself frequently becoming depressed because 24 isn’t as torture-y as it once was? And do you also find yourself getting annoyed because Jack Bauer is a human man and not a mystical lion who acts as a badly-concealed Jesus metaphor ? You do? Well you’re not the only one, because Taken is this week’s number one movie at the weekend box office. And Taken is exactly that - it’s a brutally violent thriller containing several scenes of graphic torture starring Aslan from the Narnia films. What more could you possibly ask for?
Do you find yourself frequently becoming depressed because 24 isn’t as torture-y as it once was? And do you also find yourself getting annoyed because Jack Bauer is a human man and not a mystical lion who acts as a badly-concealed Jesus metaphor ? You do? Well you’re not the only one, because Taken is this week’s number one movie at the weekend box office. And Taken is exactly that - it’s a brutally violent thriller containing several scenes of graphic torture starring Aslan from the Narnia films. What more could you possibly ask for?
