Ernest Scared Stupid (1991)
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" First Viewing Viewing Date: October 27th Via: Apple TV Plot: Ernest accidentally unleashes an ugly troll that plots to transform children into wooden dolls in the town of Briarville, Missouri. Rating: 6.6/10 Why Did I Watch It? It's the week of horror and Halloween-themed films!"
" Life could be pretty if there wasn't someone like Ernest P. Worrell on this planet. In this movie he helps to escape an evil troll out of his grave. That's the start of the end for the world. But... Ernest wouldn't be Ernest if he wasn't planning on saving all the people. This action doesn't make it any better. It's getting worse. It’s also notable for being the last Ernest film, to be distributed by Walt Disney Pictures. Sadly, Jim Varney, passed away up years later. The film was a crit"
" Life could be pretty if there wasn't someone like Ernest P. Worrell on this planet. In this movie he helps to escape an evil troll out of his grave. That's the start of the end for the world. But... Ernest wouldn't be Ernest if he wasn't planning on saving all the people. This action doesn't make it any better. It's getting worse. It’s also notable for being the last Ernest film, to be distributed by Walt Disney Pictures. Sadly, Jim Varney, passed away up years later. The film was a crit"
" Life could be pretty if there wasn't someone like Ernest P. Worrell on this planet. In this movie he helps to escape an evil troll out of his grave. That's the start of the end for the world. But... Ernest wouldn't be Ernest if he wasn't planning on saving all the people. This action doesn't make it any better. It's getting worse. It’s also notable for being the last Ernest film, to be distributed by Walt Disney Pictures. Sadly, Jim Varney, passed away up years later. The film was a crit"
“As said before, the 'Ernest' films will always garner a mixed reception, with people finding it easier than others to take them for what they are and how they execute what they set out to do (that's how my judgement on any film always fares). Rather than having any stereotypical notion of what a film of a certain genre or overall ought to do (there are no rules in film-making, people seem to forget that, not trying to be arrogant in any way, it just seems that way).
The 'Ernest' films are in no way perfect films. They are not even great films, they do have obvious flaws and it is easy to see why there are those who struggle to see the appeal in them and also the character of Ernest. However, to me, none of the films are bad and much better than reputed, though they are more guilt” read more
" Directed by: John Cherry III Produced by: Stacy Williams, Martin Erlichman, and Coke Sams Based on characters created by: John Cherry III Written by: Charlie Gale and Coke Sams Cinematography: Hanania Baer Edited by: Craig Bassett Music by: Bruce Arntson and Kirby Shelstad Distributed by: Touchstone Pictures"
" Directed by: John Cherry III Produced by: Stacy Williams, Martin Erlichman, and Coke Sams Based on characters created by: John Cherry III Written by: Charlie Gale and Coke Sams Cinematography: Hanania Baer Edited by: Craig Bassett Music by: Bruce Arntson and Kirby Shelstad Distributed by: Touchstone Pictures"
" Directed by: John Cherry III Produced by: Stacy Williams, Martin Erlichman, and Coke Sams Based on characters created by: John Cherry III Written by: Charlie Gale and Coke Sams Cinematography: Hanania Baer Edited by: Craig Bassett Music by: Bruce Arntson and Kirby Shelstad Distributed by: Touchstone Pictures"
"Unless you're related to Jim Varney your date might find this to a very stupid choice for a movie on a first date."
"This was the fourth and final widely released theatrical Ernest film produced by Touchstone Pictures. It grossed significantly less than the previous films at the box office and also received the worst critical reviews of all of the Ernest movies to date. As a result, Touchstone was not involved in any future Ernest projects."
"October 7: Another movie I hadn't seen in many years, I actually grew up watching the Ernest movies. Such ridiculous humor, but highly entertaining. I attribute to this movie the very reason why I will never give Brussels sprouts a chance. **shudder** FAVORITE SCENE: Ernest and Rimshot's reunion at the end."