Paul Blart lives in West Orange, New Jersey, and takes up a job at the West Orange Pavilion Mall as a security guard. Let us quickly take you through where this film was shot! It also features Raini Rodriguez, Shirley Knight, Jayma Mays, Keir O’Donnell, Bobby Cannavale, and Gary Valentine. It became the first film from Happy Madison Productions, which did not feature Adam Sandler on-screen, to collect over $100 million. While Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 may not be worth the time it takes to watch it, the eternal annual review podcast ' Til Death Do Us Blart is not only a worthwhile activity but also a reason to anticipate the Thanksgiving holiday.Directed by Steve Carr, the 2009 film was a massive hit among the viewers, although it was not well received by the critics.
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If Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 is a weird movie because of poor design, the podcast leans into the weirdness until it actually becomes enjoyable. To spice up each viewing, hosts have tried watching the movie in 3D, while on acid or synced up to Dark Side of the Moon. This year, Tim has just returned from a four-day trek into the New Zealand bush and is recording from an old doll-filled attic of a rental house. Previous episodes have featured a widely-interrupted summary of the plot of Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 along with a free-form discussion of the rampant misogyny and fatphobia, a quantitative study of the number of laughs and wild speculation about a shadow-man controlling events or main characters being ghosts. Related: Animal Crossing's Thanksgiving Equivalent Used to Be SUPER Messed Up They also brainstorm ideas for a Paul Blart 3, including him teaming up with or fighting against a chimpanzee or a movie where Blart's daughter becomes an FBI agent bothered by her bumbling father. As a result, or perhaps because the five previous episodes have covered all the other material, the hosts focus in on the extras in the movie during this review, finding joy in the commitment of characters like cocaine guy. The strict linear-timeline of the commentary format means that the hosts cannot jump around from scene to scene as they have in previous episodes. While previously the podcast has made it clear that listeners should not watch the movie themselves, this year they suggest that anyone not watching along with the podcast commentary might be "foaming-at-the-mouth lunatics." Perhaps guided by their new knowledge of where the franchise started, the hosts undertook a watch-along commentary for their Thanksgiving episode.
This year, the intrepid hosts watched the original Paul Blart: Mall Cop film for the first time ever, providing a mid-year episode reviewing the origin story during the early stages of lockdown. Related: The Adventure Zone Makes a Halloween Urban Legend Canon Each has selected a successor who must assume the podcast burden in the event of their death. To compensate for the slow production schedule, the hosts have vowed that the podcast will continue eternally, even after the loss of the original hosts.
The podcast is released only once a year, on American Thanksgiving, which means that only a handful of episodes have been recorded despite the podcast running since 2015. 'Til Death Do Us Blart is hosted by Justin, Travis and Griffin McElroy, from My Brother, My Brother and Me and The Adventure Zone, along with Tim Batt and Guy Montgomery from The Worst Idea of All Time.
American Thanksgiving can mean only one thing: Another episode of 'Til Death Do Us Blart, the annual, eternal podcast dedicated to reviewing Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2. Though the movie is bad and the podcast premise is wild, each episode brings joy even in the current unprecedented times and is worth the year-long wait.
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