Ernest Rides Again, 1993, PG, 1 hr 36 min
Ernest Rides Again
Runtime: 96 minutes
Studio: Emshell Producers Group, Touchstone Pictures
Country of Origin: United States
Franchise: Ernest
Franchise Position: 5
Ernest stumbles onto a lost treasure tied to American history, but crooks are close behind, forcing him into a wild chase full of mishaps and heroics.
Ratings:
My Rating: 5.4/10
The Dove Foundation: Not Rated
IMDb: 4.8/10
Rotten Tomatoes: 17% Critics / 38% Audience
Metacritic: 40/100
TMDb: 4.7/10
Plot Summary:
Ernest P. Worrell, a well-meaning but clumsy janitor, accidentally discovers a centuries-old cannon said to contain the Crown Jewels of England. Alongside history professor Dr. Melon, Ernest sets off on a madcap treasure hunt while being pursued by ruthless criminals. His blunders lead to slapstick danger and chaos, but his determination and heart help him push forward in hopes of uncovering the legendary treasure.
Critics Review:
Ernest Rides Again received poor reviews, with many critics noting tired slapstick routines and a weak plot. However, some appreciated Jim Varney’s continued commitment to the role of Ernest and the film’s lighthearted adventure tone. Despite its box office failure, it retains a nostalgic following among devoted Ernest fans.
Christian Perspective:
The film promotes loyalty, optimism, and the idea of never giving up despite being underestimated. Ernest’s character, while often mocked, embodies perseverance and kindness in the face of ridicule.
Family Friendliness:
Rated PG, this movie features slapstick violence, mild peril, and silly chase sequences but avoids objectionable material. The humor is broad and safe for children, though the story may not engage younger audiences as strongly as earlier Ernest films.
Notable Songs:
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