Ernest Roulette: Episode 2 | Ernest Goes to Camp
Вставка
- Опубліковано 9 вер 2018
- www.GuaranteedVideo.com
/ kevinthejames
/ neilcic
/ vicious516
The second episode in our video mini-series: Ernest Roulette! This time, it's a movie you've heard of.
We'll be premiering a new episode EVERY TWO WEEKS until we've watched every Ernest film.
Each episode we'll spin the Ernest Roulette Wheel™ and let fate determine which movie we'll watch and critique. Afterward, we'll rank each Ernest adventure and determine the ranking of the Worrell filmography from top to bottom.
ME FOR YOU! AND YOU FOR ME!
#ernestroulette - Комедії
At the beginning of the first video I thought this was gonna be a gag but it's nice to find out that this project was made in ernest
I hope they go to a Halloween party tonight with these Ernest costumes. Preferably one that they weren't invited to.
Neil calling BS on IMDB trivia is honestly the best thing that's happened to me this week 👌
I really like this!!!! I hope y'all continue to do this through the entire filmography!! What surprised me a little and what I feel sets this apart is that rather than taking an adversarial position and just getting jokes out of how bad these movies are, you clearly appreciate what comedic work/talent there was and approached it with 100% sincerity and affection for Varney and for the character. I mean I like youtube videos that dunk on shitty movies well, I have no problem with it at all, but there's something really different about this series tonally that I REALLY appreciated. I've liked all of the short film and podcasting stuff of y'all's that I've seen but I just became a patron specifically for more Ernest Content, not because it's Ernest lol but because of y'all's approach. This is really cool! Excited to see more of it!
I accidentally watch this for about 2 minutes without realizing it was at half speed. I just thought these were drunk guys watching an Earnest movie.
I like this passage from Nathan Rabin's recent review. Great point.
"You incongruously have to be incredibly charming to make audiences love a character as deliberately irritating as Ernest. But it goes beyond that. Varney lends the character tremendous pathos as well.
There’s an extraordinary sequence in the film’s third act when it seems like all is lost and the camp will soon be in the hands of pure evil when Varney, as Ernest, sings a song. An ENTIRE song. Like in a musical! Only Ernest Goes to Camp is no musical, only a weirdly ambitious comedy where original music plays an unexpectedly central role.
Bear in mind that the song Ernest sings is not a silly ditty or a goofball comedy song but rather a tremblingly earnest (no pun intended) ballad about sadness and hope called “Gee I'm Glad It's Raining.”
This should be an INCREDIBLY embarrassing, tone-deaf moment. This is an Ernest movie, after all, not an Arthur Freed song and dance-packed extravaganza. Instead the song succeeds smashingly because there’s a core of genuine melancholy underneath the goofball antics, an exuberant sweetness that’s hard to resist."
November 29th 2020 Victoria Racimo passed, she played nurse ST. Cloud.
Note: Mark Volman wrote "Happy Together" and lives in Nashville, the same place where John Cherry and Coke Sams operate their advertising agency and production company out of. I can kinda buy Mark being snuck in as a really quick blink-and-you'll-miss it cameo during the "Happy Together" sequence, but not during a hike.
I fucking love this!
I remember watching this movie so many times and looking for that Turtles cameo. It took me a couple of views to realize... that scene does not exist
Heeeey, these are just going in chronological order. The wheel is a lie!
Just wait for the final episode "Ernest Goes To Hell"
@@PanAndScanBuddy Most people know "Ernest Goes to Hell" under it's alternate title, " The Beverly Hillbillies"
thats why its funny👿
goes to camp is a classic
I can't wait for the eventual Scared Stupid.
Who knows when the wheel will land on that one!
I just watched Goes to Camp today during this continued Lockdown. Still funny
neil your SHOES
I have been a huge Ernest fan since my childhood. I would have to say, as it's quite hard to chose, that Ernest Goes To Camp is my favorite; it makes me so nostalgic. I love this podcast; I'm so glad I found it. 😁
As a kid Camp and Rides Again were my two most watched Ernest movies. I feel like Rides Again isn't going to go over too well on this show though. I love that one for some reason!
i am just absolutely tickled by this series! i’m so glad i found it through neil’s twitter! i grew up watching the ernest movies RELIGIOUSLY (alongside peewee herman) and your approach to his films makes me so happy. i know most of them are considered atrocious, but ernest goes to camp is seriously a good movie to me, nostalgia aside, and i’m glad you acknowledged its good gags and all the heart that went into it! i can’t wait for scared stupid. this is the best!!
I love this series so much! You guys have great chemistry and the production quality is fantastic. Great work!
LIKE HARRISON FORD
It's weird hearing my name all the time while watching this
Shut up, Ernest.
i forgot that Neil was a real person for a second
A lesson I've learned is that if Shannon Strucci recommends something on twitter you should watch it. I hadn't even thought about Ernest in so many years lol this is great
It's interesting you bring up that Ernest isn't trying to date the nurse, until recently I thought he was attracted to her, but aside from a brief mention of her being a beautiful woman, it seems like they are just really good friends.
This past Summer I realized that most of the stuff with Jake and Eddie don't really have to do with the plot. They do greet the kids and have one scene with Ernest, but everything else with them feels like they could have been filmed at a separate time to pad out the plot. Even when they join in on battling the bad guys, they never appear with Ernest and the good guys in battle. Interesting fact (I'm not sure if that gets mentioned in later videos, haven't seen them all): Daniel Butler, who played Eddie, would also play many roles on the Saturday morning series and have a role in each of the Touchstone films (including one of the animal control officers who appear with Chuck and Bobby in Ernest Saves Christmas).
There doesn't seem to be a big difference between most of the kids, but Moose does seem to be the nice one, with no clues or explanation of why he's one of them. Maybe he should have started out mean and changed fast.
The councilor who drowns Moose is the same who gets hurt, named Stennis. He tells Moose he'll learn to swim the Stennis way, and when they knock him into the water, they say he's learning the Stennis way.
After watching this for the first time in years recently, I've noticed that this one seems to have the best music in an Ernest film. I wonder if a soundtrack album was released.
The rest of the theatrical films have a more awesome opening credits sequence (often with illustrations or film effects), this one's credit sequence is more basic... But it would make a good opening for a television series. In fact this one feels more like an episode of an afternoon television series.
come on guys, everyone knows putting a finger in a gun stops the bullet!
holy crap. This is incredible. I can't wait for more!
damn
finally a custom thumbnail
Thank you for noticing!
(This and Christmas have been on my to-do list for a few days -Kevin)
Seriously tripped me out. I thought somehow a new episode came out lol
I am 25 years old and this movie made me ugly cry. I kept it together until Ernest started singing to his turtle.
Growing up, my uncle had a poster of that image of Lyle Alzado flipping you off. That's how I learned what the middle finger meant.
"well whoop-dee-god-damn-dee-doo"
Holy shit why have i not made the turtles + pokey connection before?!?!?!?!!?
Goes to Camp is my favorite Ernest movie. Good video, gents!
I don't think I can watch you guys anymore 😕 how can anyone not like Chuck and the liver loaf luncherator ? Litterelly the best parts of the ehoe movie
0:05 Heck yeah, Richard Myhill! I have both of their -Front albums.
Mark Vollman was a professor at one of my classes in college. He said the most outlandish nonsense frequently, so I would absolutely bet that he lied to people about being in this movie.
that magnolia edit was amazing
yer baby
even though it’s not the best Ernest film, Ernest goes to camp will always be my favorite.
It is a sad day when Lyle Alsaito is forgotten.
Oh, wait. A guy who likes Magnolia...that explains everything.
So the guy falling in the water resulting in injuries that are more close to real life than Hollywood....
I know al least three plinketto hack frauds who are going to be mad about this!
I'm calling Pat Sajak!
Rich Evans
I've decided to watch the movies alongside these reviews. It's hard to view them when you live in the UK, but it's worth it. :)
Saves Christmas and a lot of the straight to video ones have UK DVD releases.
@@JaredGriffiths2000 The first few were released over here but the one I really love (Ernest Rides Again) isn't.
Eggsaronius4life!
Go to camp and Christmas are my favourites, check out Adam the woo camp locations video, very emotional
Where are the vests etc available?
Does The Beverley Hillbillies movie count as an Ernest movie?
PlebeianGoth For 10 year old me, it definitely was.
Kool podcast....Jim was the Koolest
Lyle alzado was the first publicly know death from steroids.
I remember hearing that too but it turns out it may not have been steroids related after all...there are plenty of athletes alive now that didn’t get cancer...
Ok I have to ask, why is this a Touchstone Picture? Why can’t it just be released by Disney? I thought Touchstone was more for an adult audience and the Ernest movies are aimed more for the youth audience.
they probably saw the potential in Ernest but didn't want to make him fully apart of the Disney brand identity
Touchstone was created because Disney found it was losing money (see: Tron and other early '80s films) on films that didn't really fit the public consciousness as a "Disney film".
Ernest is an original character, created and well-known before the Touchstone deal. He's not an original property. They want to maximize profits from this film, which has high appeal to a segment of the audience, but feel they might lose that if some see it as potentially a watered-down, sanitized version of the popular commercial pitchman (which it is, kinda, but whatever).
This isn't Disney's take on Ernest P. Worrell, this is the real thing, by and with the creators. Using the Touchstone label gives the legal fiction that it has no connection to Disney-fying the character.
Also, Touchstone was a couple years old, and trying to establish themselves as a semi-independent studio, so many of the early decisions may have been made by the Touchstone President and his staff outside of the Disney CEO's purview, before Disney took tighter reins in the '90s and 2000s.
The roulette joke is funny I guess but the show prolly would have worked better if the movies were watched in random order. As is you start with the best ones and end with the worst ones. Kinda depressing...
It's Lyle Al-zay-dough that's how its pronouned. Lyle Alzado. You guys clearly aren't the Ernest diehards you claim to be. Plus it's Krader for the villain not Kader
an auschwitz victim, that guy that broke into your car that one time to steal spare change you were using for tollway, and Maddox walk into a bar...
Holy shit! Give that middle guy a sandwich!
Lol. I think he's a fast metabo dude
Hack frauds ripping-off hack frauds.
okay, zoot world.
Red Letter Media, Gilley. YOU.LOSE.
Rich Evans blesses the zoot!
neil pls eat healthy, work out and get some meat in those bones man you freaking me out pls take care of yourself!
ps: i hate telling people what to do. do whatever you feel like, man.
Neil is in his thirties and can pass for a 20 year old and is still thin as a rail. I wish I were aging as gracefully as him.