Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls (DVD)

If you missed the first film 'Ace Ventura - Pet Detective' then don't worry as it doesn't affect the viewing pleasure of this film We once again catch up with Ace (Jim Carrey) as he is this time employed on a much bigger adventure. He is hired to track down the sacred white bat for a desperate tribe. As he arrives in the jungle the mayhem begins to unfold and there are some seriously funny moments to be found. One thing that hits you almost straight away is that the makers of this film had much more money than in the first film. Once again the story isn't serious and it's not meant to be, it's simply a vehicle for Carrey's ...  Read the complete review

This is a brilliant follow up, to the genuine class of the first Ace Ventura movie. Jim Carrey again stars as the hilarious pet detective Ace Ventura. This one features him in search of a holy white bat in Africa. He has to overcome his fears when it comes to bats, and the outcome is hilarious. Courtney Cox Arquette does not star in this film, but it is just as good as the first film, if not better. definately one for people who love comedies, this film will have you laughing all of the movie. For comedy fans, this is a must see. ...  Read the complete review

I saw Ace Ventura:When Nature Calls on video, and I have never seen the first film, Ace Ventura:Pet Detective. Well, this film is TERRIBLE. it has to be one of the worst films ever made, the acting is dire, the "script" could've been written by a 2-year old, and despite this film being billed as a "comedy" I did not laugh once throughout the entire duration. I really suffered by watching this film, and I would strongly advise you to never ever watch it. However, Jim Carrey has made some far better films since, such as the excellent "The Truman Show". ...  Read the complete review

Blimey. They shouldn’t have made the first one, let alone it’s sequel. In this film, Jim Carey’s Pet Detective goes to Africa to find a sacred white bat. Carey is just as predictably himself as he was in the last movie, although in this film there are more references to the toilet habits of animals. Again, it’s a kids’ film, essentially, but the humour is on a slightly higher level than most kids could understand. Some of the scenes in this film are in extraordinary bad taste, there is a load of slapstick, and again – I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone. ...  Read the complete review

When he fails to save a raccoon in the Himalayas Ace Ventura (Jim Carrey) seeks refuge with Tibetan Monks in the hope of self forgiveness. He is soon called upon by Fulton Greenwall (Ian McNeice), a British correspondent working in the African country of Nibia. He is asked to help find the sacred animal Shikaka who is worshiped by the Wachati and Wachootoo tribes of Nibia. After some convincing he decides to go (accompanied by him faithful monkey, Spike) with Fulton. When he arrived in Nibia he meets with the head of the consulate, Vincent Cadby (Simon Callow), Ace starts investigating his case and also the possible suspects. Ace (a huge animal lover) finds ...  Read the complete review