Jingle All the Way

Jingle All the Way

Plot

In the holiday season-obsessed comedy "Jingle All the Way," Howard Langston (Arnold Schwarzenegger) is a stressed-out father struggling to balance his demanding job and family life. As the Christmas shopping season heats up, Howard finds himself at odds with his son's growing disappointment in him. After missing his son's karate exposition due to a work commitment, Howard decides to make it up to his son by buying him the hottest toy of the season: Turbo-Man. However, when he arrives at the store, he discovers that all the Turbo-Mans have been sold out - except for one, which is being sought after by a rival parent, Myron (Sinbad). As Howard's quest to find the last Turbo-Man becomes an all-consuming mission, he finds himself getting into a series of absurd and hilarious misadventures. From dodging mall Santas to evading a group of rowdy teenagers, Howard's determination to make his son happy leads him down a path of chaos and destruction. Meanwhile, Howard's wife, Liz (Rita Wilson), is growing increasingly frustrated with her husband's inability to connect with their child. As the holiday season wears on, it becomes clear that Howard needs to find a way to reconcile with his family and put the focus back on what truly matters: love, kindness, and the spirit of Christmas. Will Howard be able to find Turbo-Man before Myron does? Can he redeem himself in the eyes of his son and wife? And will he learn to prioritize the importance of family over material possessions? "Jingle All the Way" is a lighthearted, entertaining romp that explores these questions and more, all set against the backdrop of the most wonderful time of the year.

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Phoenix

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6/22/2025, 12:36:27 PM
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Autumn

Just so-so... Doesn't quite capture the Christmas spirit. Feels more like a mad dash for a toy than genuine holiday cheer.

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6/21/2025, 5:25:36 AM
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Hope

Nostalgic childhood memories.

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6/21/2025, 2:05:08 AM
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Edward

Another dose of sentimental American heroism. Hard to believe Schwarzenegger starred in something like this! Never thought Americans would make a film with such cheesy, over-the-top, and unrealistic special effects! The Black actor is a natural with his inherent rap-like delivery, and the little boy is none other than Jake Lloyd, the young Anakin Skywalker! Recognized him instantly! The jazzy rendition of "Jingle Bells" is delightful and lively.

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6/17/2025, 8:33:56 PM
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Aurora

The highlight is definitely Schwarzenegger's wonderfully bad acting and his larger-than-life physique awkwardly navigating all sorts of bizarre comedic situations. I was definitely laughing!

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6/16/2025, 3:55:00 PM