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Mood:
Feel Good Humorous
Plot:
Race Against Time Fish Out of Water Disorder Goofy Hero Nothing Goes Right Parents and Children Cons and Scams Family Life more...
Genres:
Comedy Family
Time/Period:
90s
Place:
USA Suburbs
Audience:
Family Outing Kids Teens
Humor:
Silly Humor Slapstick
Attitudes:
Semi Serious Realistic

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Jingle All the Way, 1996

Starring: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sinbad

Directed by: Brian Levant

Written by: Randy Kornfield

Language: English

Country: USA

Runtime: 89 min

MPAA Rating: PG

Rating:5.1

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Profile of Jingle All the Way

Jingle All the Way can be described as feel good and humorous. The plot revolves around a race against time, a "fish out of water", and disorder. Its comic aspect comes from silly humor and slapstick humor. Jingle All the Way's main genres are comedy and family. In approach, it is realistic. It is set, at least in part, in the suburbs. Jingle All the Way is located in the USA. It takes place in the 1990s. It is well suited for kids, a family outing, and teens.

Summary of Jingle All the Way

Arnold Schwartzenegger stars as Howard Langston, an overworked mattress salesman who has been neglecting his family of late; in an attempt to redeem himself, he promises his son whatever he wants for Christmas. Turns out that his heart's desire is a TurboMan doll, coveted by every other kid this year as well, and Howard quickly forgets about his promise until Christmas Eve. Unfortunately, all the stores are already sold out, and Howard embarks upon a wild goose chase throughout the streets of Minneapolis, encountering some wacky characters along the way. These include a postal worker of questionable sanity (Sinbad), a ticket-happy police officer (Robert Conrad), and a con-artist Santa Claus (James Belushi). As Howard's hunt drags on, his bachelor neighbor (Phil Hartman) starts to move in on his wife (Rita Wilson).