Jingle All the Way 2

Jingle All the Way 2

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Larry finds himself in an odd situation, once again. When the new mayor comes to town and threatens to take away Larry's favorite holiday, Christmas. He sets out to bring back the holidays, redneck style
Title	:	Jingle All the Way 2
Release Date	:	December 2, 2014
Runtime	:	93 minutes
MPAA Rating	:	PG
Genres	:	Comedy, Family
Production Co.	:	Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation, WWE Studios
Production Countries	:	United States of America
Director	:	Alex Zamm, Tina Louise Teoli
Writers	:	Stephen Mazur
Casts	:	Larry the Cable Guy, Brian Stepanek, Kirsten Robek, Lindsay Maxwell, Kennedi Clements, David Milchard, Meredith McGeachie, Matty Finochio, Anthony Carelli, Gracyn Shinyei, Henry Mah, Maria J. Cruz, R. David Stephens, Rachel Hayward, Eric Breker, Brenda Crichlow, Reno Collier, Nicholas Harrison, Jeff Gulka, Joyce Robbins, Jacqueline Robbins, Angela Moore, Jillian Fargey, Bruce Salomon, Dave Ward, Broadus Mattison, Kelly Metzger,

 

Jingle All the Way 2 Reviews

• Are there negative stars?? Like Anti-Stars
  by Jennifer - on 5 December 2014
  16 out of 19 people found the following review useful:
  The best actor in this train wreck was the wrestler and Larry the cable guy wasn't even the worst actor in the film!
  Never again. I should tell Redbox I want my free rental code back.
  The entire movie...Larry is being forced to accept the fact his ex-wife remarried (ok, I get it) but they're also forcing to have Larry accept his daughter now has 2 dads?! Really!? Hate to tell you one is a father and one is a STEPfather. I don't know that just did not sit well with me.
  I hated it. I can't stress enough. It was dull, boring, lacking. Had the whole entire plot pinned in about 5 minutes of the movie. I only laughed once.... and I don't even think the part was MEANT to be funny!
• A film that's only merit is its consistent deplorability
  by Steve Pulaski on 3 December 2014
  15 out of 20 people found the following review useful:
  WWE Studios has had an abnormally prolific year, getting one of their films in theaters (Oculus), resulting in respectable box office numbers, and churning out three direct-to-DVD efforts, all of which sequels or some sort of continuation of another preexisting entity. In just a little over two months, WWE Studios has released a prequel to the Leprechaun franchise, a sequel to See No Evil, and, perhaps the strangest release in their catalog thus far, a sequel to the Arnold Schwarzenegger vehicle Jingle All the Way starring Larry the Cable Guy. One takes a look at the DVD cover art for the film and regards it with a certain disdain, as they see a thrown together, and slightly disturbing image of Larry the Cable Guy and Kennedi Clements, before cringing and, likely, passing by it with no further comment or thought. I simply couldn't leave it alone.