As Ace is struggling to keep hold of the raccoon, one shot shows the orange bag/backpack on the raccoon's back. The next shot above the raccoon shows no orange bag. See more...
Directed by Steve Oedekerk, starring Ian McNeice, Jim Carrey, Simon Callow (add more)
Genres: Action, Adventure, Comedy, Mystery
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While Ace is inside the rhino, he completely strips himself, except for his watch. This watch magically vanishes when he crawls out. He could've taken it off during the cut, but there is no point in doing that. Also the ray of light shines horizontally through the opening, which is near impossible during daytime. [The watch easily could have come off while he was "struggling" to get out of the rhino. It was a tight squeeze.]
There's a scene where Ace is poking himself in the eye to make the other guy squeamish. If you look careful in the next shot where Ace shouts "spill it." you can just about see that his eye is all red and bloodshot - he must have poked his eye a bit more than he meant to. [That isn't really trivia. It is plain to see.]
At the beginning when the slinky is going down the large flight of stairs, you can clearly see that the stairs level off at certain points, making it impossible for the slinky to continue moving all the way down. [Not necessarily a mistake. Ace could have continued it once it stopped and start the count again from where he stopped.]
Why use an Asian elephant in a movie based entirely in Africa? [The gentleman from the consulate is a collector of rare animals. There is no reason he could not have one there, and it is the only elephant we see.]
Corrected by Jazetopher
When Ace is escaping from the robotic rhino, he has just managed to get his arms out, but in the next shot his arms are back inside the rhino again and only his face is sticking out. [The shot changes from Ace inside the rhino to the family on the safari truck. Ace was trying to get out, and would have had plenty of time in those few short seconds to pull his arms back in and try and push his face through.]
Corrected by Scrappy
This is the only sequel Jim Carrey has ever done. He doesn't like to do sequels but did Ace Ventura 2 due to popular demand. ["Batman Forever" was a sequel.]
On the plane trip to the consulate, the stewardess offers peanuts. After that, you see he is eating sunflower seeds. [Ace brings his own sunflower seeds on the plane.]
In the scene where Ace confronts the Chancellor about the stolen bat at the end of the movie, the Chancellor is playing chess with himself. When the camera angles switch, the chess pieces disappear. You can hear the chess pieces clattering to the floor after Ace makes a broad sweep of the arm in the shot before, but they then reappear in their starting positions. [The pieces only disappear once and never reappear. You cannot hear them hit the floor even though Ace does make a sweeping motion. They never appear on the floor, either.]
On the plane to Africa, the stewardess asks Ace if he wants peanuts but he winds up eating sunflower seeds or something of that nature because he spits the shells out on the man's arm. [As seen in the first film, he carries them around with him all the time - probably why he refused the peanuts].
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