Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2

violence

Scenes of violence are largely comic fistfights with punches, kicks, flips and a head-butt. A man makes improvised weapons, including some dangerous use of electricity and repeated use of a taser. A man is shot, but without clear sight of blood or impact. The violence is often comic and contains extended slapstick sequences.

threat and horror

There is brief knife and gun threat, but largely within a comic context. A young woman is kidnapped.

A man becomes upset when he is handed divorce papers. Two men compete comically to establish who is more 'insane', with one man claiming that having different coloured eyes makes his like more 'insane'. The work as a whole does not encourage discrimination based on physical differences.

One or more of the releases in this collection was cut.

moderate comic violence

Classified Date:

11/03/2015

Version:

2D

Use:

Cinema

Distributor:

Columbia Pictures Corporation Ltd.

Cuts:

Company chose to remove a moment of moderate violence (a headbutt) and two sequences of weapons display (knives being opened and twirled) in order to obtain a PG classification. Cuts made in accordance with BBFC Guidelines and policy. An uncut 12A classification was available.

violence

There are numerous scenes of moderate comic and slapstick violence, including a man tumbling down some stairs inside a suitcase and knocking circus performers off their perches during a show. Characters are also shot at and one man is hit in the chest with a fork which has been connected to an electric cable. Characters are knocked out with tasers, hit over the head with vases, kicked or pinned to walls with expanding foam. One man also suffers an allergic reaction that leaves his face bloated and covered with lumps.

Other issues include mild threat as characters are held at gunpoint.

moderate violence, mild threat

Classified Date:

26/10/2023

Version:

2D

Use:

VOD/Streaming

Distributor:

SPHE VOD

violence

Scenes of violence are largely comic fistfights with punches, kicks, flips and a head-butt. A man makes improvised weapons, including some dangerous use of electricity and repeated use of a taser. A man is shot, but without clear sight of blood or impact. The violence is often comic and contains extended slapstick sequences.

threat and horror

There is brief knife and gun threat, but largely within a comic context. A young woman is kidnapped.

A man becomes upset when he is handed divorce papers. Two men compete comically to establish who is more 'insane', with one man claiming that having different coloured eyes makes his like more 'insane'. The work as a whole does not encourage discrimination based on physical differences.

moderate comic violence

Classified Date:

26/06/2015

Version:

2D

Use:

Physical media + VOD/Streaming

Distributor:

Sony DADC UK Limited

Paperwork Remarks:

UK Version

violence

There are numerous scenes of moderate comic and slapstick violence, including a man tumbling down some stairs inside a suitcase and knocking circus performers off their perches during a show. Characters are also shot at and one man is hit in the chest with a fork which has been connected to an electric cable. Characters are knocked out with tasers, hit over the head with vases, kicked or pinned to walls with expanding foam. One man also suffers an allergic reaction that leaves his face bloated and covered with lumps.

Other issues include mild threat as characters are held at gunpoint.

Classified Date:

19/08/2015

Version:

2D

Use:

Physical media + VOD/Streaming

Distributor:

Sony DADC UK Limited

Paperwork Remarks:

Domestic Trailer 2 - Clean

Classified Date:

27/05/2015

Version:

2D

Use:

Physical media + VOD/Streaming

Distributor:

Sony DADC UK Limited

Paperwork Remarks:

International Trailer A Clean

Classified Date:

18/02/2015

Version:

2D

Use:

Cinema

Distributor:

Sony Pictures Releasing

Classified date

26/10/2023
Language

English

Director(s)

Andy Fickman

Production Year

2015

Genre(s)

Action, Comedy, Crime

Approx. running minutes

94m

Cast

Kevin James, Raini Rodriguez, Eduardo Verástegui