Ok..so this wasn't as funny as the first one but it has it's moments. Especially the scene with the monopoly guy & where he infiltrates the tribe! oh not forgetting the scene where he whips the guy...did i just give evreything away?
Almost as good as the first one. This movie has some perfect moments when you just laugh so much. Jim Carrey has his style and here you can´t do something else than like him. But honestly this storys about Ace Ventura are a little bit riddiculous! But sometimes it´s feels good to be childish and laugh at simple things.
Heroin of the film world, this film will waste your time and money and rot your brain. You will learn nothing. It will not make you a better person. But it feels gooooood. :)
A strange sequel to Ace Ventura Pet Detective. Fans of the first movie will enjoy this one. There is some gross humor in this movie, the kind that you have come to expect from Jim Carrey. I liked this movie more than most, but it is definately not as good as the original movie in the series.
I liked this a thousand times more then the first one. I saw it at the movies when I was around 10, and the beginning taking of Cliffhanger, was great. I still sing ""Everybody loves a slinkee!!"
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First Jim Carrey movie I ever watched and I knew I loved 'im, it's beyond stupid but that's the point. If you don't like Jim Carrey's extravagant style of comedy you're obviously not going to like it, but i do so i loved it "spank you very much". "Take THAT!...you wing-ed spawn of SATAAN!!!"
I loved the original, but this one just doesn't pry the laughs out of me like the first one did. I don't know if its the plot, or the surrounding cast or what. The infamous Rhino Scene is definitely worth watching though.
i thought you had to have TALENT to make a movie. Now it seems that all you need are good connections, and a wallet full of money. I found more crap in this than my toilet bowl!
I remember this movie being a lot funnier most of it seemed a little weak. Oh well Jim carrey is always awesome and the scene with the monopoly guy is classic.
Fans of Jim Carrey's first Pet Detective film are a rabid lot, and their unqualified endorsement of this second helping can be assumed. For the rest of us, the question remains: Can Carrey carry a film?
The opening scene is a truly magnificent send-up of a Stallone film I loved to hate, and I settled in to enjoy some tasteless storytelling. I found myself guffawing shamelessly at the unapologetic silliness of it all, wondering if all this irreverent fun-having would continue and I'd have to count myself among the fans of the Pet Dick.
The thinnest of plots involves Ace's return to pet sleuthing from his stay in a Tibetan monastery following a tragic loss. In order to prevent inter-tribal warfare, he is hired to return a ceremonial white bat to the Nibian tribe in Africa from which it has been stolen.
For a film based mostly on bodily emission jokes and inter-species crushes, it isn't half bad. It's only a quarter bad, mostly at the end when director/screenwriter Steve Oedekirk suddenly suffers some misplaced writer's conscience and feels compelled to tie everything up with an exciting and clever animal-filled denouement. This Carrey vehicle works best when we just get to watch Ace vamp around various watering holes with his fellow vertebrates, picking nits, at one with his inner yak.
Carrey's rubber face is at its most elastic here, and his unrestrained lunacy coerces plenty of giggles. He is like some scary class clown who can't stop cutting up, but it's usually because everyone around him is still laughing in spite of themselves. By the end, it was getting a wee bit tiresome, but he really is a gifted physical comedian. If guano humor is your idea of a good time, there is plenty to enjoy here.
A great movie...... Jim gets weirder and weirder. saves a genocide of two african tribes, beats up animal abusers, does really weird shit in the jungle..... very WEIRD shit!
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