Genre: Christmas Comedy Film
Duration: 115 minutes
Kate has turned into a teenager and is annoyed that she isn’t able to spend Christmas in Boston. That is until she is whisked away on an adventure back to the North Pole and has to help Santa save Christmas again.
Kate and Teddy are in Cancun on holiday with their mum and her new boyfriend, Bob and his son, Jack. Kate has decided she is not happy with Bob and does not like the idea of being in a hot country for Christmas. She wants to have a real Christmas and so she decides to run away and get on a plane back home.
As she climbs into a golf cart that will take her to the airport, she finds Jack, has sneaked his way on and they are transported to the North Pole.
They are saved by Santa Claus who takes them back to his house and to Mrs. Claus. Mrs. Claus tells them a bedtime story about a bad elf called Belsnickel and as the kids get ready to go to sleep Belsnickel releases a beast into the reindeer pen that hurts Dasher. He also steals the star from the top of the tree which makes the lights go out in the village. He further causes chaos by releasing a potion into the village that causes the elves to go insane.
Santa and Kate leave to go to Turkey to make a new star and in the meantime, Jack tackles his own demons whilst trying to get the root to cure Dasher. As they are on their way back, Belsnickel chases them and steals the star, he also transports them to Boston in 1990 where they have to find batteries to put into the device that will take them back to the North Pole. Mrs. Claus manages to get Dasher back on his feet and Santa, Mrs. Claus, Kate and Jack must try and save Christmas.
If you have seen the first film in this series you will know that where Kate and Santa are involved there will be loads of laughs along the way as well as getting you into the Christmas spirit. Exactly what you need now the weather has gotten colder and we are getting closer to the big day. If you haven’t seen the first film then both are now on Netflix so you can make a proper night of it.
