Jingle All the Way
Cast :Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sinbad
Director :Brian Levant
Studio :Fox Home Entertainme
Format :Color, Closed-captioned
Released Date :November 20, 1996
DVD Released Date :October 12, 2004
Language :English (Dubbed)
Audience Rating :PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)
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Customer Reviews
Rating
DateJuly 08, 2005
SummaryWay fun..
Content
I was pleasantly amused by this christmas folley. My kids loved it. There are those who are prepared for Christmas and those who are not. I've been both. This movie takes them to the extreme in an entertaining way. Hope you enjoy.

Rating
DateFebruary 21, 2005
SummaryClassic Christmas Kaos
Content
This movie is a movie that is 100% truthful to how parents shop for their kids. This story is about a work-o-holic dad who is absent minded and always forgets famili events, (e.g. his sons karote ceremony.) One night his wife asks him if he picked up a Turbo man doll for his son. He says nothing becuase he forgot. The next day (which is Christmas Eve) he goes out to try and find this doll for his son. there is only one problem, this is the Christmas hot seller. This leads him on a chase with a whole bunch of laughs along the way. I would recommend this Christmas Comedy Classic to kids because it totally reflects today's parents

Rating
DateJanuary 17, 2005
SummaryI mahst have zat Tyurbo-mahn dahl.
Content
Is Phil Hartman hitting on your mom?

Is your Austrian Mr. Universe dad incapaple
of defeating a 2-bit comedian/postal worker?

Take heart, JINGLE is here.

Rating
DateJanuary 01, 2005
SummaryHits close to home
Content
This movie is great if you have a zany sense of humor.

I think the reason that most people do not like it is that it hits too close to home. This movie is for people who can laugh at their problems, and some people don't feel that trying to find the toy of the year at Christmas is funny because of painful experience.

Of course, the point of the movie is that the father wants very badly to keep this promise to his son because he has let him down so many times before. At the end of the movie, guess what? Arnold BECOMES his son's hero! How cool is that? Who wouldn't want to be their kid's hero?

People whose parents let them down and people who let their kids down would not like this movie. Like I said, it hits too close home. Ouch!

Rating
DateDecember 26, 2004
SummaryHave a Christmas Turkey on your TV too
Content
Watched this on Christmas day. This odious, mean-spirited tribute to commercial greed and action-hero worship will sour any Christmas spirit. The moral of the story is that "being there" for your children means giving them what they want, no matter what it takes and no matter who is in the way. Of course, the charm is only increased by having the neighbor hit on Arnold's wife; but what's a Christmas story without a little sexual tension. The best thing about this movie is seeing the California governor in a role he is actually capable of performing.
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