Jingle All the Way is a 1996 American family comedy film directed by Brian Levant and starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sinbad, Phil Hartman, Rita Wilson, Jake Lloyd, James Belushi and Robert Conrad. The plot focuses on two rival fathers, workaholic Howard Langston (Schwarzenegger) and postal worker Myron Larabee (Sinbad), both desperately trying to retrieve a Turbo-Man action figure for their respective sons on a last minute shopping spree on...
Howard, as Turbo Man, after saving Jamie from Dementor, tells him he will tak...
Booster to Howard who has finally shown up. He thinks it is Greenely, not rea...
Howard to Myron at the diner explaining that yelling at his son for no good r...
Howard, clutching two store associates by the collar, after they've told him ...
Howard about another shopper in the store that he got two Turbo Man dolls. He...
Elf in Santa's warehouse realizing the cops are coming, calls them the Grinch...
Myron describing to Howard how he wants to choke the man that slept with his ...
Myron to the cops surrounding him at the radio station, as he has a bomb, tel...
Howard comes home to find his neighbor Ted on his roof and asks him why.
Last lines where Liz asks - as Howard has done so much for Jamie - what her p...
Last lines where Liz wonders, considering how much he went through for Jamie,...
Jamie has just given the Turbo Man doll to Dementor for his son which Howard ...
Jamie has just given the Turbo Man doll to Dementor for his son. Howard wonde...
Howard in the Turbo Man outfit is being thanked by Hummel who does not recogn...
Ted, arriving after Turbo Man reveals himself as Howard asks his son what is ...
Howard, disguised as Turbo Man - who Jamie does not recognize - just saves hi...
Howard, as Turbo Man, flying through the air, stating that he thinks he has g...
Myron, dressed as Dementor, has chased Jamie through the parade and has him c...
Myron, dressed as Dementor, chasing Jamie with the Turbo Man doll, knocks a p...
Jamie being held by Myron, disguised as Dementor, asks Turbo Man, whom he doe...
Myron, disguised as dementor, in the phrasing of the wicked witch of Oz, asks...
Howard, disguised as Turbo Man, tells Myron disguised as Dementor, that he is...
Myron disguised as Dementor, Turbo Man's enemy, asks Jaime to give him the do...
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