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Ernest Saves Christmas
[1988] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

Starring: Jim Varney, Douglas Seale, Oliver Clark, Noelle Parker, Gailard Sartain
Director: John R. Cherry III
Format: Closed-captioned Colour DVD-Video NTSC Widescreen
Released: 03 Sep 2002
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side busting - By: john d mccullough, 30 Sep 2006
i seen this movie on sky & ernest is a very funny dude i like the way he pretends to be differant people this movie is side busting your eyes are tripping you with tears with laughing so hard this is a non stop laugh a min movie you will not be dispointed its full of fun kids will enjoy this movie
Ernest is a genius - By: Mr. M. Mh Buenrostro, 01 Oct 2005
This is a brilliant film. Possibly not as good as Ernest Goes to Camp; but where else are you going to see a guy like Ernest hurtling towards the earth in Santa's sleigh screaming "We're alll gonna die!!" Top stuff. Full marks. Three thumbs up.
...and your point is? - By: FatboySpecial, 05 Dec 2003
Oh dear.

I went to the cinema to see this movie some years ago (best not to ask) & I can safely say it was the worst film I have ever paid to watch. I recognise there are Varney fans but, reallly, was there any need for this to be made? With so much decent Christmas celluloid & decent slapstick around, it would be a shame to waste a couple of hours of your life on this poorly-written mess (the only decent gag in the whole thing is the film being trailed within this callled Santa's Christmas Slay - "He knows who's been good & bad, & he's got an axe" - now that's something I'd pay to see!)

If you want cool, go buy the 60s animated version of The Grinch. If you need schmaltz in the festive season, go buy Miracle on 34th Street. If you just want good kid's entertainment, go buy Muppet Christmas Carol. Just don't buy this. There is a difference between childish & child-like & Ernest just doesn't get it.

Worth Saving For Every Christmas! - By: , 31 Aug 2000
You are either a fan of Ernest or you aren't. This movie is probably the best in the series & is certainly the one that got me hooked on Mr Ernest P. Worrel & his mis-adventures. The Late Jim Varney does a marvellous job of convincing us that Ernest reallly is that dumb, but deep down we know that he is capable of something special. In this movie he does just that & with the help of a runaway teenager he somehow manages to dissolve a near disaster into a magical night. Yes he does save Christmas but only just! Like, " Wizard Of Oz ", this film is definetly for the young at heart. Once you get in the spirit your spirits will be lifted time & again! Heres' to you Jim Varney & thank's Pal!