Crocodile Dundee (1986) First Time Watching! Movie Reaction!!

[@spikeinmadness5005]

Crocodile Dundee 2 is definitely worth a watch. Mick and Sue are a great couple together in the sequel.

[@mariaghiglieri78]

They’re married in real life!!

[@alucard624]

@@mariaghiglieri78 They were. Sadly they divorced in 2014.

[@Shritistrang]

Oh, one hundred percent, I actually like the second one more.

[@johnsteward4573]

Definitely watch #2 - it's even more fun. After that, I wouldn't bother. Cheers.

[@joelwillems4081]

Yeah, I don't know why film crickets don't like #2 that much. The plot is deeper, really, than this one. Yeah, some of the novelty has worn off but they aren't just repeating the first one nor entirely changing it, like the third did.

[@MrTickleTrunk]

The most wholesome part of this movie is that when the character interacts with people - he ends up bringing out the best in everyone around him becuase he's so genuine.

[@jannathompson2262]

Except the pimp😂

[@MrTickleTrunk]

@@jannathompson2262 Hahaha

[@Stogie2112]

Gus the chauffeur did such a good job, he got promoted to Sgt. Al Powell in "Die Hard" !

[@jeffreyjeziorski1480]

Did I do that???

[@toddmitchell7542]

Carl Winslow

[@clevelandcbi]

Made Argyle look like a puss.

[@Corn_Pone_Flicks]

He's also briefly in Ghostbusters.

[@lynetteoliva1256]

He was also the dad in the TV sitcom FAMILY MATTERS.😊

[@grimmlight4541]

THe world needs more Dundees thas for sure. The sequel is phenomenal.

[@shainewhite2781]

On a $8.8 million dollar budget, it made $328 million dollars at the box office, making it the second highest grossing films of 1986

[@reesebn38]

And Paul Hogan took in $100 million of that.

[@stephenhoward8433]

Wasn't it highest grossing independent film for a while?

[@Oakeshott-ko8ig]

80s was a great decade for comedy, and they made bank at the box office.

[@harrymarshall]

😊🎉 the trailer on TV showed so much of the film in 86 I managed to convince my mates w my knowledge of the movie at lunch break,, I'd already seen it and it was amazing 🎉😂 rotten lil liar 😅😂🤯

[@Ian-Omega]

@@harrymarshallthat’s funny

[@gutz1981]

Just to be clear, when Mick is saying she would not last out there in the Outback alone, its not so much a dig at her for just being a woman, I grew up close to those areas in Australia as a kid and it takes a special sort of man to survive out there alone and not get killed. I grew up there and even I have doubts I would be able to survive out there, let alone my city cousins.

[@paulpolpiboon9535]

She was also over reacting, Dundee had to spend a long while to reach his level while she thought she's so accomplished in life as a big wig reporter and a grown adult but so what; you can't just be a professional at that wilderness all of the sudden, big wig reporter + adult or not. And the majority of those who are experts at that wilderness are not women either, that cold statistic is not an offensive opinion it's just the reality of the universe. So she was being "prideful" and foolish and almost got herself killed by the story, lucky Dundee is a nice guy and followed her.

[@johncox6321]

" You're just a Shela," that's a common attitude among Aussie men, totally pisses off their ladies... It's a sore point with Aussie girls, how the men treat them like they don't matter.😮

[@gutz1981]

@@johncox6321 And you know this cause you are Australian or just going on some common suggestion?

[@shmick6079]

@@gutz1981he’s really just responding to an outdated stereotype that isn’t specific to Australia.

[@matthamilton356]

You guys definitely need to watch the second one.

[@ianzammit4224]

Hear hear - great bookend to the first film!

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

Yeah, I haven’t seen the second one since the late 80’s, but as I recall it was pretty good.

[@Metal0sopher]

I actually like it more than the original. But they are both good.

[@johnw8578]

I second that!

[@MrPerthglory]

Absolutely, it’s just as good I feel.

[@JohnDoe-bz4yl]

It always makes me smile when crocodioe dundee talks to the doorman as everyone else just steps on the poor guy

[@cianog]

This was a cultural phenomenon when it came out. One of the biggest films of the 80s

[@wampa25]

Crocodile Dundee 2 is a great sequel. It shifts genres to more of an action/adventure and does it really, really well.

[@vasiliarkhipov2121]

'Slow your roll. That man is a national treasure.' Kirk Lazarus-'Tropic Thunder' Gotta say I kind of agree with him. Paul Hogan just oozes charm. He went from working on I-beams building bridges to Australian TV, to his big break in this movie, and onward into Hollywood success basically on pure charm. This movie is no exception. It's one of those great heart warming 80s movies I come back to time and again. It's dated, but who cares. This movie never fails to put a smile on my face and that is a lot more than I can say for 80% of modern movies.

[@clevelandcbi]

And he made Subarus cool cars😀😀🙂

[@clawz90]

Loved his tv show with strop back in the day! Couldnt make that now days!

[@willwoll3138]

A lesser known but really fun movie starring Paul Hogan and Linda Kozlowski is "Almost an Angel"

[@P-M-869]

Paul had a Comedy show in Australia.

[@reesebn38]

Love it! So funny!@yt45204

[@maingate7672]

The scene which makes this movie the true powerhouse it is, is the people helping Mick get to Sue. Gives me the onions every time.

[@jamesroseii]

When my mom first started dating my now step-dad when this movie came out, she used to call him Crocodile Dundee because he looked like Paul Hogan. She married him and he has been the best thing ever happen to us.

[@billparrish4385]

Paul Hogan and his co-star Linda Kozlowski were married from 1990-2014. Hogan and his first wife were married from 1958-1981, divorced and re-married a year later, then divorced again in 1986, the year this movie was released. Paul and Linda are both still living, and are 84 and 66 respectively.

[@williambryan3346]

The chauffeur was played by Reginald VelJohnson, who played police Sergeant Al Powell in Die Hard 1&2. He also played the dad on Family Matters.

[@TimedRevolver]

Carl Winslow.

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

And a New York City policeman in Ghostbusters.

[@scottvanhille5688]

He was also in Turner & Hooch with Tom Hanks and the first Ghostbusters.

[@IcyTorment]

He also voices himself and the principal of the school named after him in Invincible.

[@DontrelleRoosevelt]

Reginald VelJohnson seems like the coolest damn guy.

[@sdv73168]

in case you guys didn't notice, the cop on the horse was a fellow Australian. Hence the friendly horse ride back to his hotel.

[@tempsitch5632]

No.

[@Rocket1377]

12:36 Mick actually said sticky-beak (which is Aussie slang for someone who likes to stick their "beak"/nose into other people's business), but the distributers were afraid Americans wouldn't understand it. So they dubbed "busybody" over it, which means the same thing.

[@reesebn38]

The Original release of Mad Max in North America had the worst dub! They didn't thing we would understand what they were saying. Studio Ex are the dumbest people.

[@clevelandcbi]

Thanks for that information. Had no clue.

[@theskorpiqn3789]

Americans struggle to Google references to outside cultures haha

[@dianedeck]

@@theskorpiqn3789 Google? In 1986? The creators of Google were probably fetuses.

[@okduckslayer13]

@@theskorpiqn3789 kinda hard to Google stuff in ‘86.

[@YoureMrLebowski]

11:09 "good thing a man was there." -daniel love sam's laugh. 🥰😆

[@bj9mac]

Paul Hogan was actually nominated for an Oscar for best Screenplay for this movie and he won a Golden Globe for best actor in a comedy! He and his costar also fell in love while filming this movie and were happily married for over 20 years! :)

[@TvGyrl]

Yeah, he left his wife for her.

[@stevev2492]

And his kids, nice guy.@@TvGyrl

[@Bowlardo]

Couldn't blame him.

[@Astuga]

I guess, originally he was an Australian comedian and had his own tv-show.

[@nicholasbyrne6485]

His granddaughter works for channel 7. Mylee Hogan

[@davewhitmore1958]

"Hello Mick? GET STUFFED!" Is my favorite line from this :)

[@namelessjedi2242]

For context, this movie was a _huge_ part of American pop culture in the 80’s. It’s strange to see how relatively little known it seems to be today.

[@motorcycleboy9000]

Put anotha shrimp on the bahbie

[@motorcycleboy9000]

Shout out to Yahoo Serious and Quigley Down Under. And Rocco's Modern Life, I guess.

[@kentkatchem]

I remember watching this in 1986, instant FAVORITE! We musta' went to blockbuster and had this in the rotation for at least a couple yrs.. great memories... I miss those days ... :)

[@____0____]

@@motorcycleboy9000 Fun fact you might already know but others might not, we don't call them shrimp in Australia.. We call them prawns.

[@motorcycleboy9000]

@____0____ oh crikey

[@OldLadyReacts]

This was a huge hit when it came out and everyone suddenly had one of those hats and was quoting him. So much fun! I'm so glad you guys enjoyed it.

[@_eclipz_]

Quoted him in school on a regular basis lol

[@codyporter8599]

Hope you watch Crocodile Dundee 2. It’s such a good sequel. I’m sure y’all will like it.

[@tigerwarsaw99]

I prefer the sequel. 🐊

[@skridtractor875]

I haven't seen this movie in probably 30 years and it was a blast to see it again through your eyes! Your channel is one of the best out there.

[@susanliltz3875]

YES!! The knife quote is legendary!!! I loved that scene!!!

[@bartonbagnes4605]

Another movie I think you would like is The Gods Must Be Crazy. Similar to this in some ways. The 5 minute social commentary at the very beginning is worth watching by itself.

[@tallboy2234]

Yeah!! This one is SPECIAL!! 😀👍

[@mnewm21]

The y had Gods Must be Crazy playing on a bus I was traveling on in China full of Chinese and they were almost rolling in the aisles it was definitely not lost in translation. Given there is hardly any dialogue and is all physical comedy based it makes sense it translates well.

[@daflotsam]

Was thinking the same!

[@Rob-fc9wg]

Very funny movie.

[@terririnella4032]

after the subway scene, New Yorkers would never be that wholesome or helpful again, until they pulled an unconscious Spiderman back on after stopping the runaway train

[@gutz1981]

This was the first movie I ever say as a kid at 5 year old in Australia in a small country outback town. I still remember the wooden fold out seats and my mother taking me and my two brothers on a Sunday night to a packed cinema to see this. I was close to the front row and I remember all the laughs and cheers (especially the Kangaroo shooting back, biggest laugh of the whole film) and seeing one of our own on the big screen. I remember the end when Mick got up on peoples shoulders to get to Sue, the whole cinema got up and cheered and clapped as he did so, and there I was looking at the movie and seeing people hug one another and scream at the screen in joy. It was from then on I knew I wanted to be involved in films from that day on seeing how much a movie could move people like that. Been almost 40 years now, but I still remember that feeling.

[@pietergreveling]

The Australian National Treasure let's go! 🤘🏻

[@ChrisJohnsonChannel]

Best line in the movie “ that’s not a knife…THAT’S a knife 🔪…” 😱😱😱

[@jamezmcc]

I love these first two Crocodile Dundee movies so so much. Any time they are on TV I drop everything and have to watch all the way through 😅

[@beckybarnes4651]

I love it when this movie is referenced in Tropic Thunder, and Robert Downy Jr says "pump your brakes kid, that man's a national treasure" lol

[@a1superfantastic]

Paul Hogan was a bit of a flash in the pan in the U.S., but he left a priceless impression when he hosted the Oscars the same year he was nominated for best original screenplay for Dundee. He delivered one of the funniest and most memorable monologues dedicated to all the nominees who were destined to lose that night. Do a search for it... it was comedy gold.

[@206beastman]

Not really a flash in the pan between this movie and Subaru. I thought Subaru was an Australian car company not jdm

[@a1superfantastic]

@@206beastman Good point, there was that whole Subaru ad campaign. But at the time there was a lot of expectation in the U.S. for Hogan to continue exploding on the scene as a funny, handsome leading man, but this just didn't materialize. Crocodile's sequel was a dud, and sadly he faded from American audiences after that.

[@ZavaXavier]

​@@a1superfantastic The sequel did pretty good in the theaters also you forgot what America took notice of him his Australian tourism commercials.

[@johnmorris8444]

@@206beastmanyea it wasn’t until like a decade later when I was car shopping that I found out Subaru wasn’t an Australian car company. It was genuinely shocking because although I never researched it, it was just a carved in stone fact in my mind that Subaru was an Australian company.

[@a1superfantastic]

@@ZavaXavier My point was this: "flash in the pan," at least the phrase as I know it, refers to something or someone being very popular for a short time. After CD, every company wanted to strike while the fire was hot and tried to get Hogan to do spots for this product or that. I also didn't forget that he popularized the term "shrimp on the barbie," even though it wasn't really a thing in Australia. Outback Steakhouse got pummeled with requests for shrimp on the barbie due to the success of the film, so they finally added grilled shrimp to their menu. Paul Hogan was clearly white hot but it only lasted a few years. I suspect you assume my comment was designed to insult the man somehow, but no, it's just his tenure in the U.S. was a short one. Once the Crocodile mania was over, and Hogan didn't follow it up with anything, he kind of faded in the U.S. It's not easy to get hot and stay hot.

[@pacnorthwestdude8470]

Not sure how you ended up on my feed, but I’m glad you did ! Great reaction to a great movie .

[@Jordashian93]

Literally one of the best Australian Comedy Feature Films ever made to screen!

[@Britcarjunkie]

Along with Danny Deckchair, and Muriel's Wedding

[@tylercatron9783]

The original Australian version runs about 6 minutes longer than the international version. It includes more character building in the first half. There is also more swearing which was dubbed out of the international version. So the dubbing you noticed is swearing that was dubbed over.

[@_eclipz_]

Did not know that, now i want to see the version i missed!! Then again, not seen this since the 90's lol

[@EngiocGames]

Not all swearing. For example, the part where he says "biggest busy body" is the international version, in the Australian version he says "biggest sticky beak" I guess considered too Aussie and US audiences wouldn't understand it. I won't go through them all, but there are other sections that were changed/dubbed to suit the US. Do you know if the Aussie version is still available to buy anywhere?

[@Lenkic13]

I didn't know that. I've only seen the the Aussie version.

[@Lenkic13]

@@EngiocGames Not that I'm aware of. It's certainly not available here in Australia at the moment.

[@shmick6079]

It’s much like how they dubbed the US release of “The Castle” to remove anything that seemed too unfamiliar for US audiences.

[@DavidBrown-xm8ou]

Please watch Crocodile Dundee 2. I actually like the sequel more. Also 3 Men and a Little Lady.

[@piotrk.8652]

But only Dundee 2, avoid Dundee3 - crap and waste of time - boring and awful sequel.

[@potterj09]

"Get on the right side of the road ya pelican!" 🤣

[@andrewmurray1550]

they were on the right side.. the right hand side is the right side in the US!

[@potterj09]

@@andrewmurray1550 Thats the whole concept of the move and which I mentioned it.

[@sgt.blkdog3840]

Crocodile Dundee II is a must.

[@contacluj758]

"Quigley Down Under" is another Outback action movie worth watching.

[@willthorburn1985]

1st generation Aussie here...love this movie. Hilarious that some of my overseas relatives think all Aussies are like this and we all live in the Outback with no technology

[@reesebn38]

I grew up in Canada. In the early 80s Aussie movies landed in Canada and I went crazy for them. I love "Gallipoli", "The Man From Snowy River", "The Road Warrior", "The Year of Living Dangerously". "Mad Max" didn't count because they did a shit dub on the movie in its Canadian release. Back in 1980 Film Studios didn't think North Americas would understand Aussie accents. It took 30 years before I could hear the original voices. Peter Weir is brilliant! People forget history. It was those movies that put you on the Map. Dundee was final film that made Australia the number one place to go.

[@clevelandcbi]

Wait a second.... what kind of low-tech aboriginal device are you typing this on???? J/k 😂 (Been there & loved it)

[@clayjohanson]

@@clevelandcbiIt’s an oiPhone.

[@codyporter8599]

@@clayjohanson🤣

[@michaelblaine6494]

Most Americans around my age(35 - 45) got most of our image of Australia from this movie😝

[@chosipian]

Love your Reactions!!!

[@jamesmorant1406]

It's one of the best comedies of the 80s 9/10

[@EvilHandyman]

A true classic. This movie basically charmed the entire western world at the time. Literally made everyone from all walks of life smile and buzz about it for a minute. He went from an Aussie treasure to a worldwide treasure. Must watch part 2. Fun fact: I always heard Paul Hogan met and fell in love with that actress on this movie in real life, left his wife for her, and they've been blissfully married for years and years ever since. They both became sort of a package deal "treasure". It feels like they basically only needed each other for their bliss and were pretty private, but it was the public that demanded they be on screen again a couple years later, cause they are too adorable. So they did part 2, and it's a perfect follow up. Then a couple decades passed and everyone was like "Feels like something's missing. Part of our soul is just forgotten. Oh yeah! We need Mick and Sue again!" So they did a part 3, much older, and we all loved seeing them again, but the movie was crap :-p Was just an excuse to get an update on our beloved example of true love finding each other from opposite ends of the Earth right before our very eyes.

[@peteturner3928]

Sadly they divorced in 2014. Weirdly he married his first wife twice, they divorced in 81 and he re-married her in 82!

[@steveswafen2528]

Sam's instincts are spot on regarding the water & being Croc wise in the Northern Territory (The Top End). In Crocodile country you should never ever trust any body of water, no matter the size & always assume there's a Croc in it who already knows your there before you do.

[@jcg1576]

Highly agree with those who have suggested reacting to Crocodile Dundee 2 when you get a chance. Crocodile Dundee 2 in the minds of a lot of viewers does a great job of capturing the essence and charm of the first.

[@Pat1ful]

As an Australian it's awesome at the start of the film when you said "That was like a train" when you saw a road train hahaha

[@brachiator1]

The scene in the subway near the end of the film, in which the characters reach each other by being carried over the heads of the people in the crowd, may have been included to evoke an image of Australian sheepdogs, which sometimes climb on the backs of the herd to travel quickly from one side to the other.

[@ck_idgaf1680]

"Crocodile Dundee" 'Pump your brakes kid that man's a national treasure' -Tropic Thunder Paul Hogan is a national treasure in Australia, he was already big time star in australia when this came out.

[@aussiebladerunner]

When Mick walks over the people in the subway it is a take on how Australian sheep dogs walk over the sheep in a pen. It goes over the head of most people.

[@kingbrutusxxvi]

My family moved from England to the US about a year before this came out. I was 14 and so bombarded with people asking me to say lines from the movie, and NOT understanding that English people are not Australian, that I actually started speaking with an American accent. Fashion aside, it actually holds up pretty well nearly four decades later. Cheers.

[@YoureMrLebowski]

that's funny. 😁

[@mikerosoft1009]

Haha say Throw another shrimp on the barby! come on, say it!!!

[@-M0LE]

When Americans try to do an English accent it sounds Australian

[@WinterRaven25]

I know the feeling. I had to start hiding my southern accent when I moved north because everyone would hear it and automatically deduct about 20 IQ points.

[@-M0LE]

@@WinterRaven25 🤣that's quite ironic since in the UK the dumb low IQ horrible accents all come from the north and the south is just normal ISH ..maybe a bit farmer

[@erinhansen2110]

This is a way underrated movie. It was awesome seeing the genuine joy and laughter on your faces! Cheers! :)

[@haroldlipschitz9301]

Glad you guys loved this. Now you have to do the sequel, because Dundee II is a great movie too. Watching these back to back is a great way to spend a sick day or something similar

[@JamesInDigital]

Peter Best's score is really underrated. It carries that whole ending sequence.

[@ponkor]

Just when I was going to go to bed...this drops...❤❤❤

[@youssefverse]

Fun review as always! CD still holds up as a comedy classic. Got to see it in theaters in 1986 and it still stands as one of my favorite comedies. Thank you for presenting CD in its correct Panavision aspect ratio. Definitely screen and present CD II...it is a direct flip of the original's formula...

[@RenfrewPrume]

I saw this in the theater when it came out, and the whole theater burst into cheers and applause at the ending, probably the greatest final scene in a romantic comedy. This was very popular the year it came out, and I still like it a lot. You identified its vibe very well. It unavoidably reminds me of “Tarzan’ New York Adventure” (1942), the best of the Weismuller’s later Tarzan movies. Paul Hogan became known in the U.S. for a very popular series of commercials he did for the Australia Tourism Board. He presented the same sort of character, a super-friendly regular guy who invited you to visit him in Australia. He capitalized on that popularity to make this movie. Unfortunately, you may notice that he was getting a bit old for his co-star, and after the two sequels, he didn’t do much else that was notable, probably because he had aged out of leading man role.

[@JohnnyUtah15]

Finally! Glad someone has reacted to Crocodile Dundee! I love this movie! I’m just commenting from the start of the reaction and can’t wait to y’all’s reaction!

[@candicelitrenta8890]

The driver was on a show called Family Matters but he was also in Ghostbusters as a cop and Die Hard as the cop on the other end of John Mclain. It seems everything he is in he portrays a policeman

[@gordonwittmann9823]

It's weird because this was a gigantic hit when it came out in 1986, but subsequently folks have shit on it. I agree (as did most of the country at the time) that it is an adventurous, lovely, touching, and romantic film and deserves to be remembered fondly :) It's a type of film that doesn't get made much anymore in our cynical times.

[@EddieHenderson92]

I think most people still love it but I think the Gen-Z lefty crowd on social media hate it because they find it offensive. At this point, WTF doesn't offend them.

[@BlondeManNoName]

@@EddieHenderson92 That's just ridiculous and lame. A movie like this could not be made anymore because people would find it offensive. Geesh.

[@frances3064]

@@BlondeManNoNamethey canceled Laura ingles wilder cause her books written about the 1870s because of depictions of native Americans and the N word was used in a quote it was so bad they removed her name from a literature award because of her “dated attitudes” on cultural things in her time. Her books where labeled offensive and removed from school libraries and she has been labeled a racist

[@BlondeManNoName]

@@frances3064That's lame.

[@hazi5961]

This movie was huge in the 1980s. My parents let me watch it and I was only 6, lol.

[@hayleyferguson3346]

I was 7 when it came out and watched it, then pretended to be Australian for my 2nd grade classmates 😁

[@John_Locke_108]

It was the 80s. I saw First Blood when I was 6:years old.

[@tubekulose]

@@John_Locke_108 👍👍👍

[@SEOshogun]

You're spot on about the driver. He's the dad in family matters, one of the tgif family sitcoms from the 90s

[@chadwickvon8019]

Watched this movie so many times with my mawmaw while i was young. She loved it and I still do...great reaction, glad y'all liked it.

[@davidkessinger1581]

Congrats on discovering Paul Hogan. Not a long list of movies, but a fun time everytime. Lightning Jack (comedy western w/Cuba Gooding Jr), Flipper, Almost An Angel (the most serious movie he made). I feel I know you two well enough to say you will enjoy them all.

[@codyporter8599]

28:47 He played Carl Winslow in Family Matters. One of the best TV dads of all time.

[@kieferclarkf1674]

And Sgt Al Powell in Die Hard!

[@fitzgivesfits1]

The limousine driver was Carl Winslow on Family Matters and a cop on Die Hard which you reacted to I believe.

[@jonslack5538]

Haven’t even watched yet. And I know this will be a banger! This takes me back to my childhood

[@DontrelleRoosevelt]

I think I saw this the fall it came out, and was the kind of movie that just makes you feel more positive about... everything!

[@JordanJMyers]

All time classic. Hell yeah. 2nd one is good also. Great reaction y'all.

[@-M0LE]

That's not a reaction now THAT'S a reaction 😂 I love the subway scene very similar to COMING TO AMERICA I like that movie trope that new Yorkers are nice ppl 😂 kidding I just love that complete strangers conversing together and having nice positive interactions Also the comment section will have already stated that they married eachother. I feel TBR about the spiders in Australia as a child I had the chance of moving from UK to USA or AUSTRALIA but I said no to both USA would end up shot dead and Australia they have far too much deadly insects ..in UK we don't have anything Great movie Great Reaction WHOLESOME is literally the word to describe this movie and you BOTH said it too The interactions between people in this movie has something extremely special and positive about it

[@cshubs]

Part II is worth it, too.

[@StevesFunhouse]

Great reaction, you two, and I'm so glad SOMEONE is reacting to this movie, because I've always had a warm spot in my heart for it. Now, you didn't seem to notice him at first, and then, you sort of did but couldn't figure out where you knew him from, but Gus, the limo driver, was the cop in Die Hard that John McClain kept talking to over the walkie talkie ... that was hinted at that he eats a LOT of Twinkies. He also played the dad (Carl Winslow) in Family Matters with Steve Erkel, his neighbor, which is where, as you indicated, that you probably knew him from. Finally, DEFINITELY watch at least Crocodile Dundee II. It's also a hoot🦉... Update: Forgot to mention, he married Sue (Linda Kozlowski) in REAL life (1990-2014) and reprised her role as Sue Dundee (née Charlton) in the entire series (1986-2001).

[@johnchrysostomon6284]

Wholesome: Siskel and Ebert reviewed this and discussed why it was a big hit in the USA and that's exactly why. People wanted to go see a nice film where you could take the whole family and have a laugh.

[@3DJapan]

One thing you have to watch out for in Australia is drop bears. Vicious little things that look a lot like koalas.

[@ianstopher9111]

Many people have confused them with koalas and realised too late their mistake. Ouch!

[@monsoon1234567890]

The sequel was on TV so often while growing up that I honestly thought the sequel was the original. I personally prefer the sequel.

[@heidi_mcheidiface]

Another fun movie with Paul Hogan is "Lightning Jack." It also has Cuba Gooding Jr, and I think Beverly D'Angelo. Very silly and worth a watch.

[@DSmith264]

Watching you guys get tickled with all the silliness, made me laugh. Good job.

[@StuSaville]

24:22 Brought a huge smile to my face when I realized Mental as Anything's Live It Up was playing in the background. Such a great, feel good song!

[@DrewD55]

Limo driver is Reginald Vel Johnson, who played the dad in "Family Matters" that had to tolerate Steve Urkel's bullshit. He was also the cop going back and forth with Bruce Willis on the walkie-talkies in "Die Hard." You are correct that there was some ADR dubbing to avoid a stronger rating, particularly the scene with the pimp and the hookers, to avoid the scripted line "Or are you gonna fuck one of 'em?" I still kinda dig this one, but I've seen it too many times that it's novelty doesn't really hold up. Fun fact of the movie is that Paul Hogan and Linda Kozlowski got married after making this--Paul left his first wife to be with her. Paul and Linda divorced about 25 years later.

[@JayPatrol]

I love seeing and hearing this generation see and react to 80s films Great reaction I'm 48 and still love this movie

[@susanliltz3875]

You Two Are Adorable!! Good thing there was a man around!!!💕😂

[@argustuft2394]

As an Aussie I loved your reaction. If you would like to see some similar very funny Australian movies I would suggest THE CASTLE (1997) and THE DISH (2000). If you're looking for the best Australian drama movies I would recommend CHOPPER (2000), GALLIPOLI (1981), ROMPER STOMPER (1992) and THE PROPOSITION (2005).

[@weskan8722]

I was 13 when this came out. I lived in a small town in Kansas and at the time the local theater had $2 Tuesdays (back then normal admission was like $3). My family went to see this and the whole theater was packed. They even had to open up the balcony which I had never seen happen before. I had to set in the 2nd or 3rd row because the other seats were taken. It was such a great experience for that little town. Everyone was laughing and having a great time. Crocodile Dundee 2 is pretty good too, but I don't really remember the movies after that being much to shout about. Glad you got to see this movie. Brought back a lot of great memories.

[@shanester1832]

I don't have theater memories but similar family ones the couch ones. I like II too. 3...yeah it just took a different turn, not on the same level at all. Sue still looked great though.

[@ElmStReactions]

Great reaction, absolutely loved this movie growing up

[@mil2k11]

Fun film. Part of it leaves me a bit sad looking back. There were six of us who were all best childhood friends. This was the last movie we all saw together at the theater. We all still keep in touch nearly 30 years later, but it's just not the same as it was.

[@YoureMrLebowski]

ah, the acid washed jacket. classic. first channel appearence in Saving Private Ryan (1998). 👍🏼 rip Saving Private Ryan reaction. 😞

[@jamesroseii]

It's Reginald Vell Johnson, everyone's favorite cop-dad. He played the cop-pop in Family Matters and the very important role of Sgt Powell in the Die Hard series.

[@virtuallyveronicka]

This is the first vid I’ve watched from you guys and I love that this film was so well received and your first comment is how wholesome it is. I grew up with this film and my family quoted it all the time. The 2nd film is worth a watch because it’s just as wholesome and funny. The two leads were married IRL for a very long time. Mick Dundee 💕

[@shainewhite2781]

"That's not a knife. THIS is a knife." Love this movie. Has a grea fun premise. Such a shame Paul Hogan is no longer acting as he had $150 million dollars in unpaid taxes by the Australian government.

[@SJ-ty5rw]

They even have Arnold doing the line lol kzbin.infoAPU0lCBsDNc

[@motorcycleboy9000]

That's a spoon.

[@tomhoffman4330]

Well that answers My Question, Thanks Shane.

[@subliminallime4321]

*knoife

[@YeLizardLords]

Misquoted it

[@technofilejr3401]

32:10 love the music during this sequence. Mick finds the love of his life and the people of New York lift him up.

[@Pandaemoni]

The driver, Gus, was played by Reginald VelJohnson. He was also was the principal cop outside the building in Die Hard and was the dad in Family Matters, among a lot of other credits.

[@piotrk.8652]

Gus was promoted later to a cop :)

[@Pandaemoni]

And changed his name to Al, and later Carl Winslow@@piotrk.8652

[@RealBLAlley]

Such an insanely sweet and charming movie. I love how Mick comes off as a con man and oaf, yet we keep seeing him be extremely wise and capable, and at times almost mystical.

[@fionnmaccumhaill3257]

In the 80's you could run into break dancers in cities, usually on a piece of cardboard, hoping for donations like street musicians. Break dancing was new and became huge.

[@leighcarey7778]

I think one of the unsung heroes of this film is the fantastic score. It really adds to the romance and the character of the scenery and story.

[@clevelandcbi]

Sue: "How does he find his way in the dark?" Dundee: "He thinks his way." Ned steps on branch: *"OWWW"* - Had me cracking up as a kid🤣🤣🤣

[@nerdymoto4353]

If you pay attention, he also says ‘God I hate the bush’

[@clevelandcbi]

@@nerdymoto4353 Wanted to add that, but it would have made my post force people to click and scroll. Sadly, that's too much for some people.However I 100% agree. LOVE THAT LINE. He's just a city kid trying to please his grandpa😃

[@TheMtVernonKid]

So you guys got 2 more movies to check out. In the crocodile dundee franchise the second one is probably my favourite

[@esclad]

I remember watching this at the movies, I was 11 and will never forget the audience applauding at the end :) it was HUGE and a box office success. I don't know why it's dubbed but they need to restore the original and destroy the poorly dubbed ones. I have to say, I do enjoy Crocodile Dundee 2 more :)

[@shanester1832]

I think this is the only version, it's always been like that. I'm sure it was down what separates pg-13 & R in th 80's.

[@shallowgal462]

Jungle Jim was an attempted movie alternative to Tarzan back in the old days. I hope you'll be reacting to Crocodile Dundee 2. I loved it as much as the first. Paul Hogan left his wife for her, and they were then married for decades. "Family Matters." Also a cop in Die Hard and Die Hard 2.

[@Nimzzeee]

I can't believe you haven't seen Big with Tom Hanks. It came a close second in the poll and it's a definite must watch. Another iconic movie.

[@Stogie2112]

Punchline (1988) is better. Hanks and Sally Field were outstanding.

[@Nimzzeee]

@@Stogie2112 great movie 👍

[@-M0LE]

If they do Big they have to do VICE VERSA as well

[@kurtb8474]

The "That's no knife" scene is classic! That one scene is what made me want to see the whole movie.