Ace Ventura, detective de mascotas, regresa de una búsqueda espiritual para investigar la desaparición de un raro murciélago blanco, el animal sagrado de una tribu en África.Ace Ventura, detective de mascotas, regresa de una búsqueda espiritual para investigar la desaparición de un raro murciélago blanco, el animal sagrado de una tribu en África.Ace Ventura, detective de mascotas, regresa de una búsqueda espiritual para investigar la desaparición de un raro murciélago blanco, el animal sagrado de una tribu en África.
- Premios
- 7 premios y 6 nominaciones en total
- Hitu
- (as Adewalé)
- Wachootoo Witch Doctor
- (as Danny D. Daniels)
- Wachootoo Chief
- (as Sam Motoana Phillips)
- Derrick McCane
- (as Thomas Grunke)
- Pompous Woman
- (as Kristen Norton)
Argumento
¿Sabías que...?
- CuriosidadesWhen driving to the consulate for the first time, Jim Carrey forgot his lines, so instead started singing the theme from the movie Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. Both actors stayed in character and the director loved it so they kept it in.
- PifiasThe Elephant featured is this film is an Indian when the film is supposed to take place in Africa.
- Citas
Ace: That's quite a wrap you're wearing! Perhaps I could get you some fluffy new slippers made from the heads of innocent and defenseless baby seals!
Skinny Husband: Who is this ghastly man?
Ace: Ace Ventura, pet detective. And YOU must be the Monopoly guy! Hey.
[whispering]
Ace: Thanks for the free parking.
Pompous woman: Another ACTIVIST, McGuire.
Skinny Husband: Activist, yes.
[snobby laugh]
Ace: [imitating him] Activist, yes, mhmhmhmhmhmhmhmhm!
Pompous woman: Mr. Ventura, there is nothing wrong with enjoying the fruits of nature. You should try it sometime.
Ace: Alrighty then!
[smacks man in the face which knocks him unconscious, drapes him over his shoulders and begins to sing and dance exotically]
Ace: [shakes man] Do not pass go! Do not collect $200!
[hands back man to pompous woman]
Ace: It's lovely, but I fancy myself an autumn!
- Versiones alternativasOne minute and thirty five seconds were cut from the theatrical version to get a PG certificate in the UK. A further three seconds where also cut to get a PG for the video release. These cuts remove a lot of the "crude humour". The cuts are as follows:
- The raccoon rescue is edited, mostly cutting shots of the clearly distressed animal.
- The scene of Ace casting shadows on the projector slide has been edited so that his shadow is going after Gahjii's neck instead of his groin.
- Ace's line "Excuse me. Your balls are showing! Bumble bee tuna!"
- Ace's snorting in the hut has been reduced.
- Likewise, when everyone is exiting the hut in hysterics, the shot cuts away earlier due to the graphic details.
- The shot of Ace masturbating is missing.
- When Ace is lecturing Quinn, the shot of Ace prodding his eyeball has been reduced. This could be due to strong language and/or imitable technique.
- After removing an apple core from the tribesman, Ace pushing the baby out of the mother's tummy is missing, as well as the shot of the father catching the baby.
- The Warrior stomping on Ace's crotch and ripping the spears out of his legs.
- Banda sonoraBlur the Technicolor
Performed by White Zombie
Produced by Terry Date and White Zombie
Music by White Zombie
Lyrics by White Zombie
White Zombie appears courtesy of Geffen Records, Inc.
Sure, it had Carrey in it, running amok and mugging and mimicking and making every rude sound a kid would learn by eighth grade. But the story just kept getting in the way.
That's why "When Nature Calls", in my opinion, is much funnier.
The story of securing a sacred bat is neither too intrusive nor annoying and leaves room for gags aplenty.
And Carrey.... Well, he enters a slapstick marathon and wins the gold in every event. I swear the man is made of rubber.
Some of the jokes are pretty gross (the spitting ritual, the "guano" references, etc.) but why should that come as any surprise? Most comedies gear for that kind of humor anymore and, more or less sophisticated, reach the same common denominator: body fluids is funny, dude.
Still, without the fluids and functions, there are still great scenes (Ace's entrance in the dining hall, the monks' reaction to his departure, his behavior at the slide show, his driving habits, his escape from a mechanical rhino) and plenty of opportunities to see Hollywood's most uninhibited comedian use every conceivable part of his body to make us laugh.
I laughed. His work is done.
When this "Nature" calls, answer it.
Nine stars. And remember: do not pass go, do not collect $200.
- Mister-6
- 1 sept 1999
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- Fecha de lanzamiento
- País de origen
- Idioma
- Títulos en diferentes países
- Ace Ventura: Operació Àfrica
- Localizaciones del rodaje
- Empresas productoras
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Taquilla
- Presupuesto
- 30.000.000 US$ (estimación)
- Recaudación en Estados Unidos y Canadá
- 108.385.533 US$
- Fin de semana de estreno en EE. UU. y Canadá
- 37.804.076 US$
- 12 nov 1995
- Recaudación en todo el mundo
- 212.385.533 US$
- Duración1 hora 30 minutos
- Mezcla de sonido
- Relación de aspecto
- 2.39 : 1