Treehouse Hostage

Treehouse Hostage is a 1999 family comedy film starring Jim Varney, Joey Zimmerman, and Todd Bosley. The movie follows the adventures of three children who spend their summer in a treehouse in the backyard of their house .

11-year-old Timmy Taylor (Joey Zimmerman), his best friend Barry (Todd Bosley), and his little sister Polly (Rachel David) are excited to spend their summer in the treehouse they have built. However, their fun is quickly interrupted when they realize that they are not the only ones in the treehouse - two robbers, Carl Banks (Jim Varney) and Eddie Mullaney (Tommy Snider), who have just robbed a bank, are hiding out in the treehouse.

The robbers plan to lay low in the treehouse while the police search for them. They didn't count on three plucky kids getting in their way. Timmy, Barry, and Polly team up to outsmart the robbers and save their treehouse from being taken over.

The movie is a fun, kid-friendly adventure that showcases the power of friendship and the importance of standing up to bullies. The kids use their wits and resourcefulness to trick the robbers and save the day.

Jim Varney, known for his role as Ernest P. Worrell, gives a memorable performance as Carl Banks, the bumbling robber who can't seem to catch a break. Joey Zimmerman and Todd Bosley also deliver standout performances as the dynamic duo of Timmy and Barry.

The movie has a lighthearted tone and is filled with plenty of humor and excitement. Kids will love the adventurous spirit of the movie, which features a thrilling chase scene through the woods and plenty of clever strategies to outsmart the robbers.

Overall, Treehouse Hostage is an entertaining family film that is perfect for a lazy afternoon or a fun movie night with the kids. It is a timeless reminder of the joy of childhood and the power of imagination.