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Ernest geht zum Militär

Originaltitel: Ernest in the Army
  • 1998
  • 12
  • 1 Std. 25 Min.
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4,4/10
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Jim Varney in Ernest geht zum Militär (1998)
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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuErnest joins the Army reserves so he can drive the bigrigs, but ends up being sent into combat!Ernest joins the Army reserves so he can drive the bigrigs, but ends up being sent into combat!Ernest joins the Army reserves so he can drive the bigrigs, but ends up being sent into combat!

  • Regie
    • John R. Cherry III
  • Drehbuch
    • Jeff Pillars
    • Joseph Dattorre
    • John R. Cherry III
  • Hauptbesetzung
    • Jim Varney
    • Hayley Tyson
    • David Müller
  • Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro
  • IMDb-BEWERTUNG
    4,4/10
    2867
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    • Regie
      • John R. Cherry III
    • Drehbuch
      • Jeff Pillars
      • Joseph Dattorre
      • John R. Cherry III
    • Hauptbesetzung
      • Jim Varney
      • Hayley Tyson
      • David Müller
    • 23Benutzerrezensionen
    • 3Kritische Rezensionen
  • Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro
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      • 1 Nominierung insgesamt

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    Jim Varney
    Jim Varney
    • Pvt. Ernest P. Worrell…
    Hayley Tyson
    Hayley Tyson
    • Cindy Swanson
    David Müller
    • Col. Bradley Pierre Gullet
    • (as David Muller)
    Christo Davids
    • Ben-Ali - Lost Desert Boy
    Jeff Pillars
    Jeff Pillars
    • Gen. Rodney Lincoln
    Duke Ernsberger
    • Barnes - General's Aide
    Ivan D. Lucas
    • Pres. Almar Habib Tufuti
    • (as Ivan Lucas)
    John R. Cherry III
    • Sgt. Ben Kovsky - aka 'Sarge'
    • (as John Cherry)
    Peter Butler
    Peter Butler
    • Ali Tenbu
    Farouk Valley-Omar
    Farouk Valley-Omar
    • Kibee
    • (as Farouk Valley Omar)
    Josh Cherry
    • Cpl. Davis
    Amanda Wilson
    • Pretty Woman
    Tony Hawes
    • Mr. Beetleman
    Gavin Barfield
    • Frank Williams - Anchor
    David Trengrove
    • Blostrand
    Jeff Shapiro
    • Comrade Blatz
    Daniel Kash
    Daniel Kash
    • Danny - Crew Guy
    Peter Krummeck
    Peter Krummeck
    • Businessman
    • Regie
      • John R. Cherry III
    • Drehbuch
      • Jeff Pillars
      • Joseph Dattorre
      • John R. Cherry III
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    atthom

    Well, Here We Are.

    With only the vaguest semblance of a reason, Ernest is now in the Army, free to muck about in the sands of some weirdly ethnic Araby, a grotesque parody of the Persian Gulf and Somalia. He'll try to befriend an orphan lad, try to get the girl and basically hold together an uneasy mix of atrocious and overwrought acting, poorly-thought-out overlong comedy bits and a bizarre combination of stereotypes and weird, early-90's media. There's something just not right about the whole venture, but in defiance of the will of God - our just and terrible God - you'll pull through and watch the film to its inevitable conclusion. Because it's Ernest and you like Ernest.
    dootuss

    A good "Ernest" film.

    Wow!! I never thought they could pull off another good "Ernest" movie after that horrible "Ernest Goes To Africa", but they did. In this installment, Ernest P. Worrell is a nit wit recruit in the army who goes to the front lines, and of course like other "Ernest" movies a LOT of hilarious stuff happens in the process!!

    Jim Varney pulls off another great performance as Ernest in what would be the last "Ernest" film, and one of Jim Varney's last projects (He died a few years later. I was sad when he died.). I recommend this one to any die-hard "Ernest" fan.
    4TheRetroCritic

    Not the best Ernest but has its moments

    In this Ernest film, Ernest has a job picking up golf balls, it's a crappy occupation (still, beats scrubbing toilets) but Ernest loves every minute of it, thanks to his vivid imagination that keeps him in his own little world where he pretends the golf balls are mines and he's a war hero of some kind. His buddy Ben tells him that if he joins the army (the reserves to be precise), he'll become "Army People" and therefore be able to drive big trucks, cars and other such vehicles without ever having to leave the base and go into actual combat. Ernest hesitates but eventually agrees and he is finally able to display his…ahem…impressive driving. Things take an unexpected turn for our pal when his group of reserves are to be sent to a small country, Karifistan, that's about to be invaded by an evil, golf-loving dictator. So Ernest soon finds himself in a foreign land having the biggest, most challenging adventure of his life. The film starts off with a narrator telling the tale of the legend of the "Great American Warrior" who will come and save the people of Karifistan. It's instantly obvious the "Hero" in question is none other than Ernest himself who, by the end of the film, conveniently saves everyone, gets rid of the bad guys and even gets the girl…well, sort of. Ernest in the Army may not be as funny as, say, Ernest Goes to Camp but it's certainly quite fun to watch. The highlights include an accident involving some out-of-control gummy bears, Ernest's original pancake recipe and his struggle with an electric fence. The rubber-faced Jim Varney is as good as ever, expect plenty of Jim Carrey-esquire facial madness and stupidly funny one-liners. Of course, the film itself is low budget, contains mediocre acting, writing and directing (even though there are some surprisingly OK moments) but when Ernest is on the screen you can't help but smile and who cares if a film is good or not as long as it's funny? Overall, "connoisseurs" of Jim Varney's works will find lots to enjoy here (I did), others will probably cringe a lot and let out a couple of tight farts, know what I mean? Ehehehe...
    Leon X

    Ernest joins the Army... and the Army will never be the same!

    Ten hut! Jim Varney is one of the finest comedic actors of this (or any other) generation. And not since 'Ernest Rides Again' have his gifts been as prevalent as they are in 'Ernest in the Army.' In it, Ernest plays a bumbling recruit who ends up on the front lines. The movie's biting social criticisms and dead-on satire of the 'military code' makes one laugh and think at the same time. EITA is another coup for Varney and director John Cherry, who need not be ashamed for never directing anything but Ernest movies. Don't miss this gem.
    4ericstevenson

    Farewell, Jim Varney more or less

    This is the last of the many Ernest movies and I'm surprised that the only one I saw before was "Ernest Saves Christmas". It's kind of a shame as that was probably the best in the whole series. The Ernest P. Warrell character started out doing commercials and they made a lot movie series out of him. As you might have guessed, it's really hard to stretch a character that was funny in a few commercials into an entire length of movies. Even sketch comedy doesn't work as badly as that. It's mostly just nothing but childish jokes.

    It was actually weird to see a 1998 movie about fighting in the Middle East. It actually makes me weirdly nostalgic for that time period pre 911 when there wasn't really a major threat like communism or terrorism. I guess there was still warfare and there always will be. The kid and woman character in the film honestly don't do that bad of a job. Ernest would have been funny as like a side character but to make entire movies focused on him is annoying. At least we got that great Santa. *1/2

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      This is the final "Ernest" film. Jim Varney still did commercials as Ernest P. Worrell up until 1999. Writer/director John R. Cherry III had planned for Varney to star in a non-Ernest comedy film. However, Varney had gotten so ill while shooting this movie that Cherry couldn't bring himself to make him work on the film. Varney died two years later, which motivated Cherry to retire.
    • Patzer
      The film's working title ''Stormin' Ernest'' is listed near the end of the closing credits instead of where ''Ernest in the Army'' would normally be.
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      Ernest P. Worrell: A real soldier wouldn't leave those people. And ironically, neither would I.

    • Verbindungen
      Featured in Reel Bad Arabs: How Hollywood Vilifies a People (2006)

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    • Erscheinungsdatum
      • 2. April 1999 (Deutschland)
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      • Vereinigte Staaten
      • Südafrika
    • Sprache
      • Englisch
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    • Drehorte
      • Atlantis Dunes, Atlantis, Western Cape, Südafrika("Karifistan" desert scenes)
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