Bring a touch of nostalgia to your home with this Gremlins 2 Poster. Join Gizmo and his friends on their wacky adventures!
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Description of this Gremlins 2 Poster
Gremlins 2: The Next Generation is a 1990 American black comedy horror film, the sequel to the 1984 film Gremlins. It was directed by Joe Dante and written by Charles S. Haas, with creature designs by Rick Baker. Zach Galligan, Phoebe Cates, Dick Miller, Jackie Joseph, and Keye Luke reprise their roles from the first film; Belinda Balaski also returns, but this time in a different role. New cast members include John Glover, Robert Prosky, Haviland Morris, Robert Picardo, and Christopher Lee; in addition, Tony Randall voices one of the gremlins. The story continues the adventures of the creature Gizmo (once again voiced by Howie Mandel), who spawns numerous little monsters when he gets wet. In the first film, Gizmo’s offspring ran riot in a small fictional town. In Gremlins 2: The Next Generation, Gizmo multiplies inside a New York City skyscraper after his owner dies. The new creatures therefore pose a serious threat to the city if they manage to leave the building, and the story revolves around the human characters’ efforts to prevent this disaster.
Like the first film, Gremlins: The Next Generation is a live-action horror-comedy, but Dante tried to give this sequel a new, anarchic direction. Dante created the film to act almost as a parody of the original Gremlins, and it is meant to be more cartoonish and less dark than the original. Its violence leans more toward slapstick, which is why the film was rated PG-13 by the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA). The film also features several parodies of other films and stories, including the Rambo films, The Wizard of Oz, Marathon Man, and The Phantom of the Opera. When it was released in theaters on June 15, 1990, Gremlins: The Next Generation was a box office disappointment, grossing only $41.5 million on a budget of $30–50 million. Despite a mixed critical reception upon its release, the film developed a cult following.
The film was released on an undisclosed date in December, near Christmas. After the death of its owner, Mr. Wing, the mogwai Gizmo becomes the guinea pig for scientists at a laboratory at the Clamp Center, a state-of-the-art Manhattan building owned by eccentric billionaire Daniel Clamp. At the mercy of chief researcher Dr. Catheter, Gizmo is rescued by his former owner, Billy Peltzer, and his fiancée Kate, who both work in a different building. Clamp befriends Billy, impressed by his design skills, which piques the interest of Marla Bloodstone, Billy’s superior. Gizmo is left in the office, where water from a broken fountain spills over his head and spawns four new mogwai. They cage Gizmo in the air vents and then eat in the building’s food court after midnight, becoming gremlins.
After Gizmo escapes from the air vent, Mohawk captures and tortures him. The other gremlins set off the fire sprinklers and spawn an army of gremlins that wreaks havoc in the building. Billy attempts to lure the gremlins into the lobby, where the sunlight will kill them; after Billy informs Clamp about the gremlins, Clamp exits through a secret tunnel to cover the front of the building with a giant sheet to fool the creatures. The gremlins drink genetic serums in the lab; One of them becomes an intelligent brain gremlin, another gremlin becomes a female, and a third becomes a being of pure electricity and kills Dr. Catheter before Billy traps him in the building’s telephone system. Meanwhile, television host “Grandpa Fred” films the chaos, aided by Japanese tourist Mr. Katsuji.
Murray Futterman, a neighbor of Billy’s from Kingston Falls visiting New York City with his wife Sheila, is attacked by a bat-gremlin hybrid made immune to sunlight by the Brain Gremlin using “genetic sunscreen.” After fending it off, Murray realizes he is not crazy and must help. When Clamp escapes the building using his secret path, Murray uses it to sneak back in and help Billy. Billy and security chief Forster team up, but the amorous female gremlin drives Forster away. Mohawk drinks a spider serum and transforms into a monstrous gremlin-spider hybrid. He attacks Kate and Marla, but Gizmo saves them by killing Mohawk with a flaming bottle of whiteout.
Billy’s plan to kill the gremlins by flooding the lobby with sunlight backfires when rain clouds block the sun. He has Murray douse the gremlins with a fire hose, then unleashes the telephone’s electric hose to electrocute and melt them. Clamp intervenes with the police and the press, but finds the conflict resolved; pleased with the result, he promotes Billy, Kate, Fred, and Marla and hires Mr. Katsuji as a cameraman. Billy and Kate then return home with Gizmo. Forster calls Clamp to inform him that he is trapped on the highest floor of the building. The female gremlin, nicknamed “Greta” and the sole survivor of the horde, corners him and tricks him into marrying her.