In the 1994 comedy film "Ace Ventura: Pet Detective," the main character, played by Jim Carrey, finds himself in a hilarious situation as he wrestles a mascot. The film follows the adventures of Ace Ventura, a quirky detective who specializes in finding missing pets. However, his skills are put to the test when the Miami Dolphins football team's mascot, a dolphin named Snowflake, is kidnapped. Ace Ventura is hired to locate and rescue Snowflake, and in the process, he uncovers a plot to sabotage the team's chances of winning the Super Bowl. As Ace gets closer to the truth, he discovers that the mascot kidnapping was orchestrated by a disgruntled former player seeking revenge against the team. To save Snowflake and prevent the team's downfall, Ace must confront the mascot's kidnapper in a thrilling and comedic wrestling match.
[Ace sees Lieutenant Einhorn approaching] Ace Ventura : Holy testicle Tuesday. Lois Einhorn : What the hell is he doing here? Ace Ventura : I came to confess. I was the second gunman on the grassy knoll.
It includes lamely scripted appearances from Sean Young, as Carrey s tight-lipped lieutenant; Courteney Cox, as his gratuitous love interest; Tone Loc, as his gratuitous friend; and quarterback Dan Marino, coach Don Shula and a huddle of other Miami Dolphins as gratuitous cameos. Frustrated at buddy Tone Loc s reluctance to show him some vital records, Carrey appeals to him by turning around, bending over and making his buttocks appear to talk.
To save Snowflake and prevent the team's downfall, Ace must confront the mascot's kidnapper in a thrilling and comedic wrestling match. The wrestling scene provides a comedic climax to the film, as Ace Ventura, known for his wacky and unconventional methods, engages in a physical showdown with the antagonist dressed as the team's mascot. Carrey's physical comedy skills shine in this scene, as he mimics the movements and behavior of the mascot, delivering hilarious and over-the-top wrestling moves.
Ace Ventura wrestles mascot
Maybe you've caught his hilarious, often-rerun guest appearance in "Sesame Street," in which he demonstrates with quintessential gyrations just how happy or sad his feet can get. "What a strange man," says a Muppet character as Carrey exits.
Yes, he's a strange man, but a wonderful, strange man. Actually, it's probably better to think of him as an experiment in rubber, a Gumby with a match lit under him. Carrey is restlessness defined. You get tired watching him. You get tired laughing at him.
Make no mistake: "Ace Ventura: Pet Detective," Carrey's movie-starring debut, is a mindless stretch of nonsense. The plot, as such, involves Miami-based animal-tracer Carrey's search for a missing dolphin -- the mascot to the Miami Dolphins football team. It includes lamely scripted appearances from Sean Young, as Carrey's tight-lipped lieutenant; Courteney Cox, as his gratuitous love interest; Tone Loc, as his gratuitous friend; and quarterback Dan Marino, coach Don Shula and a huddle of other Miami Dolphins as gratuitous cameos.
Sniffing out (often literally) the dolphin, Carrey uncovers a criminal trail that leads all the way to -- who cares? What matters are the Carreyisms along the way. Some highlights:
� Frustrated at buddy Tone Loc's reluctance to show him some vital records, Carrey appeals to him by turning around, bending over and making his buttocks appear to talk. (Don't worry: He keeps his pants on.)
� Dressed in a tutu (don't ask), Carrey does a parody of a grimacing athlete caught in slow motion, then shows the same action in reverse.
� In an obligatory passionate love scene between Carrey and Cox, the detective's vast coterie of pets (parrots, squirrels, etc.) make chirrupy fun of the human couple as "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" plays over the soundtrack.
� Attemping to hide at one point, he tries to fold himself into a small cardboard box -- and almost succeeds.
There are some unfortunate elements that were unnecessary -- a big strain of homophobic jokes for one, profane and sexual situations that rule out the kiddie audience for another. But essentially, "Ace" is an unsophisticated opportunity to laugh at the mischief Carrey's body parts can get up to. Treat this project as you would a safari: It has its slow parts but the wildlife makes it worthwhile. With eyes bulging, neck extended and legs Elvis-Presleying all over the place, Carrey is one funny animal.
Ace Ventura : Excuse me, gentleman. Pet Detective. Come on, what's the matter with you? Can't you hit me?
This scene serves as a turning point in the film, as Ace triumphs over the antagonist and rescues Snowflake, ultimately saving the team's chances of winning the Super Bowl. The wrestling match not only showcases Ace Ventura's determination and quick thinking but also highlights his ability to handle any situation in his unique and eccentric way. Overall, the wrestling scene in "Ace Ventura: Pet Detective" is a memorable and enjoyable highlight of the film. It encapsulates the film's comedic tone and illustrates the main character's unconventional problem-solving skills. The film's success can be attributed, in part, to Jim Carrey's comedic genius in delivering a hilarious and entertaining wrestling sequence..
Reviews for "Smackdown Showdown: Ace Ventura Takes on the Mascot"
1. Samantha - 2/5 stars - I was really disappointed with "Ace Ventura Wrestles Mascot". The movie lacked a solid plot and relied too heavily on crude humor. It felt like a cheap attempt to cash in on the success of the previous Ace Ventura films. The jokes were repetitive and lacked originality. Overall, I would not recommend this movie to fans of the franchise.
2. John - 1/5 stars - "Ace Ventura Wrestles Mascot" was a complete waste of time. The humor was tasteless and offensive. It seemed like the filmmakers were trying too hard to be funny and ended up falling flat. The plot was nonsensical and hard to follow. I found myself counting down the minutes until the movie was over. Save yourself the trouble and skip this one.
3. Emily - 2/5 stars - As a fan of the previous Ace Ventura films, I had high hopes for "Ace Ventura Wrestles Mascot". Unfortunately, it did not live up to my expectations. The humor felt forced and the characters were poorly developed. The excessive use of slapstick comedy got old quickly. Overall, I was left feeling disappointed and would not recommend this movie to fellow fans of the franchise.
4. Jake - 1/5 stars - "Ace Ventura Wrestles Mascot" was a complete disaster. The jokes were crass and juvenile, lacking any intelligence or wit. The storyline was weak and predictable, making it hard to stay engaged throughout the film. The acting was subpar, even from the usually talented lead actor. Overall, this movie was a letdown and I regret wasting my time watching it.
5. Laura - 2/5 stars - I found "Ace Ventura Wrestles Mascot" to be extremely repetitive and formulaic. The jokes were recycled from the previous films and lacked any fresh comedic material. The storyline was bland and offered nothing new to the franchise. I was expecting more from this movie, but unfortunately, it failed to deliver. I would suggest avoiding this film if you're looking for something original or entertaining.