Ernest in the Army

About This Movie

So, 'Ernest in the Army' from '98 has that classic Ernest charm, you know? Jim Varney reprises his role as Ernest P. Worrell, and honestly, his comedic timing is just what you'd expect. The military setting adds a different flavor, with Ernest bumbling his way through typical army antics while trying to save a lost boy. The blend of comedy and mild action gives it a unique pacing—definitely a departure from the earlier Ernest films. The practical effects hold up better than you'd think for a late '90s comedy. Themes of bravery and responsibility underpin the humor, making it more than just slapstick. It’s all a bit silly, but that’s the point, right? It’s got a certain warmth that keeps it engaging throughout.

Highlights Varney's comedic style · Military setting adds a fresh twist · Themes of bravery and responsibility