Jingle All the Way 2: Turbo Trouble (2027)
Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sinbad, Phil Hartman
Jingle All the Way 2: Turbo Trouble brings back the chaotic, over-the-top Christmas spirit of the original film — bigger, louder, and wrapped in pure nostalgic holiday energy.
Years after his unforgettable quest for the Turbo Man doll, Howard Langston (Arnold Schwarzenegger) is ready for a quiet, stress-free Christmas. His son Jamie, now an adult, returns home with life-changing news: Howard is about to become a grandfather. And the very first thing his soon-to-arrive grandson wants is the impossible — the ultra-rare, limited-edition Turbo Man X, a toy that sold out worldwide in under three minutes..
Howard vows he won’t repeat history… but he’s immediately thrown back into the holiday madness. Every store is empty, every warehouse backordered, and online bots have made the toy practically mythical. To make matters worse, toy collecting in 2027 has evolved into a competitive, cutthroat battlefield of superfans, scalpers, and high-tech hunters armed with apps, drones, and lightning-fast buying algorithms.
And just when things couldn’t get more chaotic — Myron (Sinbad) returns. Fresh out of trouble and claiming he’s a “new man,” Myron is on a mission of his own to find the exact same toy for his nephew. The moment Howard and Myron cross paths, the rivalry reignites in an explosion of comedic chaos.
Their race leads them through:
- drone delivery disasters
- secretive underground collector markets
- mall stampedes worthy of legend
- wild Turbo-tech mishaps, including malfunctioning jet packs, exosuit prototypes, and high-velocity holiday chases
Howard, now older but still stubbornly determined, battles both the modern world and his own past mistakes as he tries to prove he can be the hero his grandson will look up to.
Packed with slapstick mayhem, festive insanity, heartwarming family moments, and Arnold’s signature one-liners, Jingle All the Way 2: Turbo Trouble delivers a nostalgic yet fresh holiday adventure — reminding us that no matter how times change, parents (and grandparents) will always go to ridiculous lengths to deliver the perfect Christmas gift.