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We're meant to like Paul Blart from the start and then he's made to look like a clown and that hurts.
What work is. A review of Paul Blart: Mall Cop by way of a gigantic spoiler 2009
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This sets up an opportunity for ethnic humor, but it surprisingly comes from another source: a thick-accented Indian named Pahud who periodically calls Blart to lament the loss of his girlfriend whose cellphone Blart is borrowing.
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New York's Vulture blog, meanwhile, tried to coin "Blart" as an adjective for an entire genre of film.
Sean L. McCarthy: Brotherly Love & the Secrets to Paul Blart's Success 2009
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Tom Long: 'Observe and Report' -- GRADE: C+: Seth Rogen plays anti-'Blart 'in mean mall-cop comedy "Observe and Report"
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Tom Long: 'Observe and Report' -- GRADE: C+: Seth Rogen plays anti-'Blart 'in mean mall-cop comedy "Observe and Report"
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But since their weekend takes are so close - "Blart" with an estimated $21.5 million and "Underworld" with an estimated $20.7 million, I'm going to cling to the possibility that the actual total will reveal that
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Take it from someone who actually saw "Blart:" Paul Blart can suck it.
The Michigan Daily 2009
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The real discrepancy being the target audience - rather than the family demographic of "Blart," there seems to be no comedy aimed at anyone in particular.
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Or as Jeffrey Wells, not putting too fine a point on it, concludes in his comment on the new genre in "Hollywood Elsewhere:" "If I may be so bold, a 'Blart' is a film that has hit the jackpot with the lower end of the American middle-class gene pool."
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Tom Long: 'Observe and Report' -- GRADE: C+: Seth Rogen plays anti-'Blart 'in mean mall-cop comedy "Observe and Report"
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