Jingle All the Way (1996)
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An aneurism of a children's Christmas movie...
After the tremendously successful Home Alone - which was produced on a $15 million budget and grossed almost half a billion worldwide - a sleuth of similar holiday-themed comedies followed in its shadow which mixed syrupy sentiment with broad slapstick. 1996's Jingle All the Way is one of these films, but... read more
I actually enjoyed it. A guilty pleasure!
A bad movie
UPC: 086162090660

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" A father vows to get his son a Turbo Man action figure for Christmas. However, every store is sold out of them, and he must travel all over town and compete with everybody else in order to find one. Critics, thought it was a Christmas present not worth opening, and that it’s message of “It’s not the present that counts, but the thought that counts.”, ranged since for them, it’s more like “isn’t Turbo Man cool? Buy Turbo Man!” Some liked it, other’s thought that it’s one o"
“Jingle All the Way is far from perfect, but it is fun and worthwhile. The plot tells of an overworked businessman who wants to buy a Turbo Man, the year's hottest toy, for his neglected son. In the title role of Howard Langston, Arnold Schwarznegger acquits himself well, particularly in the action sequences. The soundtrack is awesome, the film is not too bad to look at and the climax is a lot of fun if very far fetched. Sinbad is amusing is Myron, and James Belushi is great as the Crooked Santa. Phil Hartmann(while he has been better) is hilarious as Ted, the phone conversation between him and Howard is a hoot. Rita Wilson does a good job as the mother, and Jake Lloyd is cute as Jamie. The film has some nice messages for kids. While the film is funny in places, the humour is questionable s” read more

"FORMAT: 35mm CONDITION: ★★★★ NOTES: Print looks good even with all the dust! Playback aside from the changeovers is seamless until a severe cut occurs when Jamie and Johnny beg their parents to take them to the parade, sound is just fine until dust starts to get in the sound system for a few minutes when Jamie has his phone call with Harold. The curtain operators forgot this film had a post-credit scene and closed the curtains when the credits ended, only to open them back up again just "

"SCREENING: 35mm DATE: December 21st CINEMA: The Prince Charles Cinema LOCATION: West End"

"December 24th (rewatch) Watch my three favourite christmas movies every christmas eve"