Released:	October 29, 1997
Rated:	PG13
Studio:	Warner Home Video
Length:	94 minutes
Formats:	Pan & Scan, Letterbox
Sound:	Dolby Digital 5.1, Dolby Digital Surround
Discs:	1
Languages:	English, French, Spanish
Subtitles:	English, French, Spanish
Genres:	Comedy
See Also:	Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls

Synopsis

Overnight sensation Jim Carrey reprises his role as the eccentric detective in this follow-up to the runaway blockbuster Ace Ventura: Pet Detective. The sequel finds Ace on assignment in Africa to prevent a tribal war by saving a white bat sacred to both sides. Along the way, he nearly sleeps with a seductive African princess before her wedding, experiences astral projection with an enlightened monkey, masturbates, collects bat dung and, last but not least, is birthed by a mechanical rhino (much to the horror of an American tourist family). Often short on taste, the film is nonetheless full of good spirit and plenty of genuine belly laughs -- particularly during the fight scene with a diminutive tribal champion (Tommy Davidson, who demonstrates a gift for physical comedy equal to Carrey's). Not for every taste, Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls is either hilarious or insufferable, depending on the viewer's opinion of Carrey's unique brand of slapstick and sight gags. Please note: the opening sequence may be upsetting to younger viewers. ~ Jeremy Beday, All Movie Guide

Chapter Listing

Side #1
0.	Jump to a Scene
1.	To the rescue (Credits) [2:56]
2.	"Hungry, fella?" [:57]
3.	The raccoon that got away [2:05]
4.	More one than anyone [4:50]
5.	Stepping out [1:34]
6.	Menagerie in the air [1:54]
7.	Chitty Chitty Bang Bang [2:37]
8.	How good Ace is [1:53]
9.	The Monopoly man [2:56]
10.	Shadow play [2:39]
11.	The nature of the beast [2:20]
12.	Gobs of affection; Shikaka [5:32]
13.	The virgin's dance of seduction [2:16]
14.	Nearly clueless [:51]
15.	Spitball and mantra practice [3:45]
16.	Going to bats [2:16]
17.	Master of disguises [2:09]
18.	Mother rhino [3:34]
19.	Eye contact [3:06]
20.	Numbstruck [1:31]
21.	Infiltrating the Wachootoo [3:20]
22.	Lost in the translation [1:22]
23.	Put to the test [2:05]
24.	The circle of death [1:49]
25.	Making the point twice [2:33]
26.	The Wachootoo sendoff [1:02]
27.	The real batnappers [2:50]
28.	Rafting and wrestling [2:27]
29.	A valuable commodity after all [2:58]
30.	The slime behind the flimflam [5:01]
31.	"Lend me your rears." [:20]
32.	Animals underfoot [2:21]
33.	Big wheels, little wheels [2:34]
34.	The bat is back [2:50]
35.	"They can tell that?" [1:07]
36.	End Credits [7:28]
Side #2
0.	Jump to a Scene
1.	To the rescue (Credits) [2:56]
3.	The raccoon that got away [2:05]
2.	"Hungry, fella?" [:57]
4.	More one than anyone [4:50]
5.	Stepping out [1:34]
6.	Menagerie in the air [1:54]
7.	Chitty Chitty Bang Bang [2:37]
8.	How good Ace is [1:53]
9.	The Monopoly man [2:56]
10.	Shadow play [2:39]
11.	The nature of the beast [2:20]
12.	Gobs of affection; Shikaka [5:32]
13.	The virgin's dance of seduction [2:16]
14.	Nearly clueless [:51]
15.	Spitball and mantra practice [3:45]
16.	Going to bats [2:16]
17.	Master of disguises [2:09]
18.	Mother rhino [3:34]
19.	Eye contact [3:06]
20.	Numbstruck [1:31]
21.	Infiltrating the Wachootoo [3:20]
22.	Lost in the translation [1:22]
23.	Put to the test [2:05]
24.	The circle of death [1:49]
25.	Making the point twice [2:33]
26.	The Wachootoo sendoff [1:02]
27.	The real batnappers [2:50]
28.	Rafting and wrestling [2:27]
29.	A valuable commodity after all [2:58]
30.	The slime behind the flimflam [5:01]
31.	"Lend me your rears." [:20]
32.	Animals underfoot [2:21]
33.	Big wheels, little wheels [2:34]
34.	The bat is back [2:50]
35.	"They can tell that?" [1:07]
36.	End Credits [7:28]