With his closely cropped moustache, personal transporter and gung-ho attitude, only Blart seems to take his job seriously. Until then, he patrols the local mall as a security guard. Mild-mannered Paul Blart has always had huge dreams of becoming a State Trooper.
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In fact, if it weren't for his condition, he'd probably have passed the police entry exam at the beginning of the film. Achilles Heel: Paul's medical condition means he has to have a constant intake of sugar ready, otherwise he becomes weakened and cannot function. Watch all you want.Tropes used in Paul Blart: Mall Cop include: Starring: Kevin James, Keir ODonnell, Jayma Mays.
Beneath Suspicion: The fresh-faced new security guard is the leader of the gang. Air Vent Passageway: The air-conditioning Paul climbs through which almost counts as a Absurdly Spacious Sewer, though to be fair, it is part of the mall system and would have to be pretty substantial to be effective. Even the action he sets in motion, apparently. (He passed out an inch from the finish line) In fact, it's shown early in the film that were it not for his hypoglycemia, he would have very easily outperformed all the other policemen taking the Entrance exam. Acrofatic: For a big fella, Blart sure as hell can bust a move when he needs to.
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Aversion, sort of: one of the mall merchants gives Blart a bottle of hot sauce "to cheer him up." The observant viewer will expect him to use it later as a weapon against the bad guys. The GPS tracking on Vijay's daughters cellphone. Chekhov's Gun: When Blart mentions he's been working for ten years, which explains why he's so adept at finding his way around and handy with a Segway. (The mall there is one of the biggest in the area.) Boston doubling: Much of the movie was filmed in Burlington, MA, about fifteen miles from Boston.
Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass: As Paul himself discovers over the course of the movie, he's much more competent than he appears. But the fact Kevin James can make riding a Segway look even remotely cool is something of a miracle. Cool Car: It's not a car. Citizenship Marriage: Used to explain the titular character's daughter's Missing Mom: she had married Blart only for the green card and abandoned him and her daughter as soon as she was born. Lampshaded by Paul Blart himself. To be fair, it DID work, he just failed to act properly on the occasion.
Good Costume Switch: Blart trades in his normal outfit for something closely related to a police officer's uniform to show how serious he is about thwarting the villians plans. Face Heel Turn: Veck about a third of the way through the movie. Dueling Movies: This and it's Darker and Edgier rival Observeand Report. It's Die Hard if Reginald VelJohnson's cop character had been trapped in the building instead of John McClane. Die Hard on an X: It's Die Hard, but in a mall! With a husky guy!
Human Shield: Paul has an unusual twist on this, using a mannequin as a distraction. Hostage for Macguffin: Played by Veck with Blart's daughter. History Marches On: The Sharper Image had already closed down all its stores by the time Paul Blart hit theaters. Hard Head: Handled somewhat more realistically when Paul headbutts a Mook.
Loser Gets the Girl: The popular pen salesman and unpopular mall cop both try to win the girl. Special features on the DVD show that all the villains (save Veck), were played by Le Parkour experts or extreme sports people. Le Parkour: Used quite unnecessarily by the villains during the mall robbery. Kick the Dog: Paul accidentally runs over one that was chasing him on his way to work. Insult Backfire: There are several, all played for laughs. Blart is just an amusing word, even out of context.
Playing Against Type: This was one of the first times Jayma Mays didn't play The Ditz. And that literally he was the man with the gun. Younger Villain: After being caught by the main criminal taking over the mall, Paul admits that the Big Bad is younger, stronger and smarter than he was. The Man Behind the Man: The end of the movie reveals that Veck and his gang were actually working for Commander Kent, leader of the SWAT team. MacGyvering: Blart is surprisingly adept at using his environment to pick off the bad guys, one by one. MacGuffin: The all-important "credit codes" that are used to unlock the wealth in the mall.
Justified in that their commander is actually the real leader of the thieves. Also, the SWAT team never does anything but stay outside the mall until the end. The police were threatened to stay out, or hostages would be harmed.
Stuff Blowing Up: The flash grenades used to the scare the police off, and later a whole front panel of the mall blowing up just as the SWAT team captain lampshades the fact he thinks Blart could never be a Badass. Slapstick: A fair dose of the humour is good 'ol fashioned perils and pratfalls. Serious Business: Paul takes his job very seriously, to the point of making up his own oath and putting it on a plaque in his room. "The Reason You Suck" Speech: During his lecture at the end of movie, Veck tries to break Blart's resolve by pointing out his weaknesses, and the fact he isn't even armed. Race Against the Clock: As the codes needed to steal the store's credit change on a daily basis, there is a limit to how long the villians have to pull off their robbery.
You and What Army?: The head mall security guy asks this of the leader of the New Jersey SWAT Team. It's actually stated to be Black Friday (the day after Thanksgiving) Maybe if they could've borrowed The Terminal's giant food court set. Weather Dissonance: If I recall correctly, it's supposed to be Christmas but underneath all the lights and fake snow the Real Life mall's window displays are for summer.
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