Kevin James

Everyone knows that movies are the most sought form of entertainment there is to offer these days. Even in a recession, the Box-Office revenue is up 15% year to year according to a recent article from AdAge . Why not, makes sense that the film industry is recession proof because consumers would rather go to a movie then spend any on anything else “fun to do.” Ad Age thinks there is something more to it than just that and the surge can be looked at through 3 of this year’s biggest hits, Paul Blart: Mall Cop (Sony) - $143 million domestically, Taken (Fox) $140 ... Read Full Story

Although “Observe and Report” did have it’s differences to the Kevin James “Paul Blart” movie, it was way to similar in the overall scheme of the way the film played out. The plot involved Seth Rogen’s character, Ronnie Barnhardt as a, you guessed it, mall cop with dreams of bigger things ,and who’s ego is way bigger than who he actually is. He also has a crush on a girl named, Brandi (Anna Farris) that works in the mall at the beauty department. Everytime he tries to talk to her, he says weird and crazy things to her. There’s also a crazy flasher who ... Read Full Story

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Die Hard for families. That's the basic premise and result of this comedy by actor/writer Kevin James and director Stever Carr. Think John McClain meets Ralph Kramden. The plot of the movie is fairly straightforward. Paul Blart is a security "officer" at a large New Jersey shopping mall. He takes his job way too seriously. Way too seriously. His dream is to become a New Jersey state trooper, but his hypoglycemia keeps him from completing the obstacle course. On Black Friday, thugs take over the mall in an attempt to steal all the credit card batch codes from all the stores. Among the hostages ... Read Full Story

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