CROCODILE DUNDEE (1986) TWIN BROTHERS FIRST TIME WATCHING MOVIE REACTION!

Shout out to the Australian's out there, decided to do a movie showing of some representation for you guys all the way over there; of course what else would we watch other than Crocodile Dundee?
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[@bartonbagnes4605]

One of the most famous lines, "That's not a knife, this is a knife."🔪

[@jxchamb]

Nearly 40 years later and I still say it all the dang time. Even when I'm alone cooking it dinner.

[@LeGrandSarrazin]

Definitely check out Crocodile Dundee 2, it’s essentially the movie everyone thought 1 was gonna be lol. Don’t miss out!!

[@clevelandcbi]

That's the most accurate description I've ever heard.

[@kennakempton4029]

Yes it’s so much better!

[@iKvetch558]

"That croc was going to eat me alive." "Well, I wouldn't hold that against him. Same thought crossed my mind once or twice." So happy to see the guys react to this one...they are gonna love Mick and Sue, I am sure of it.

[@pythonkatie1985]

"She's from New York, of course she can use a gun." I've known this movie almost my entire life and NEVER thought of it that way 🤣

[@hulkslayer626]

It IS a funny joke... but New York has some of the strictest gun laws in the country, so... 🤷

[@ozzybloke-craig3690]

@@hulkslayer626 maybe your rights to safety should be more important than everyone’s right to bear arms. Strict gun laws are a good thing and Countries like Australia and New Zealand who have had the worst mass shootings to ever happen in history, have proved that by making gun laws very strict and stopped mass shootings altogether, meanwhile you guys have one like almost every day. I know what Country I would rather live in. The safer one with the sane people.

[@hulkslayer626]

@ozzybloke-craig3690 ummmm... ok. I think you misunderstood what I was saying. The joke is that since she is from New York, she would be familiar with guns. That is incorrect. If she was from.. idk, Ohio, she would be much more likely to be familiar with guns. Especially a rifle, which is the gun in question. I live in New Jersey, which has similarly strict gun laws, and am 43 years old and with the exception of the shooting range (which I have been to twice in my life) and on the hips of police officers, I have never seen a gun in person. So yeah... wasn't making a "political statement" or commenting on the validity of gun control... just pointing out that while I still found the joke funny, it is actually an unfounded stereotype. Hope this helps clear things up for you.

[@stormangelus6638]

​@hulkslayer626 There's a slight issue with your reply. NY has some of the best deer hunting in the upper east US. It has some gorgeous forests and sprawling farm & hunting lands. As a woman of privilege, she may have learned to hunt rabbits or grouse when she was younger, explaining her kick*ss aim with the rifle. Not meant to completely contradict, merely a point to consider.

[@hulkslayer626]

@stormangelus6638 Very good point! 👍 Judging by her father's "weekend house", I would say there was a very good chance she was taken on trips like that lol

[@QuayNemSorr]

This movie defined it's decade. And now you're ready for the sequel.

[@davidpalmer7175]

Are you NUTS??? The sequel SUCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@js3599]

@@davidpalmer7175 Crocodile Dundee 2 was almost as good as the first... Now, the third one, you might have a point...

[@bighuge1060]

@schadenfreude5349 The sequel feels like the saga coming full circle by flipping the order of locations. For whatever reason, this movie became a phenomenon when it was released. Paul Hogan also had a comedy sketch show on television before this movie.

[@user-br3is2jh1t]

She wasn’t planning on falling in love with Mick. She just had to realize it after she returned home.

[@extantsanity]

Tropic Thunder: "Better pump your brakes, kid, that man's a national treasure!"

[@DeanTheLaughingMann]

The two leads (Paul Hogan, Linda Kozlowski) got together IRL in 1990 and have been together until 2014 when they divorced.

[@Smokie_666]

And that divorce has been a messy one.

[@Dundee.]

Sure as shit mate, smack on

[@iamaronman]

I saw a British reactor say "that seems silly to think an American can't use a gun" and that's the funniest line from any reaction to this movie so far.

[@benjauron5873]

I understand why one would think that, but in actuality, a member of the Manhattan intelligentsia probably wouldn't even know which end of a gun the bullets come out of.

[@iamaronman]

@@benjauron5873 yeah, I grew up in the deep south, in the 80's I was taught gun safety when I was 4. It's hard to fathom all the different American cultures. I just find it funny how everyone in the world just thinks every American is some gun nut.

[@benjauron5873]

@@-M0LE Very ironic that a Britisher would criticize American gun culture, because it is a direct outgrowth of policies YOUR government implemented back when we were part of YOUR empire. And to keep your king out of our face. I'm not going to debate you. Since I can't post links here, just watch the video by Kraut called "The Origins of American Gun Culture."

[@garryiglesias4074]

@@benjauron5873 As a French with Spanish roots, I like to watch Yankees and Roast Beefs fighting together ! Love you all ! :)

[@ZavaXavier]

​@@-M0LE Peaceful nation yeah right nobody believes that.

[@antrimlariot2386]

"That's Australia. One thing you're thirsty. Next thing you're dead." - as an Australian I laughed, and approve of this :)

[@jxchamb]

Australia is always trying to kill you.

[@fullmetalcrusader]

That walking on top of people at the station is like Australian sheep dogs walking on the sheep's back when hearding them though the yard gates

[@vovindequasahi]

Crocodile Dundee rules!! The sequel is even better!

[@l.jjacksonjr6623]

I second that ☝️

[@bryanprime3438]

@@l.jjacksonjr6623 I third that

[@UtopiaBlue68]

It's sad but I don't think the guys really enjoyed it that much and perhaps some of it has to do with generational differences and 2nd is cultural differences like some of the Australian slang went over their heads.

[@jasonskywalker2023]

I like them equally

[@LenOliver-yz6os]

@@jasonskywalker2023 Same here.

[@Imylover]

"She's from New York. Of course she'll know how to use a gun!" LMAO! And I was literary sitting & waiting for any of you to say it! And you DID!

[@c1ph3rpunk]

Kinda funny how they react to all the stereotypes in the movie, negatively, then toss out their own stereotypes.

[@MrKeychange]

Most New Yorkers have never held a gun and are pretty friendly. That's the truth behind the stereotype.

[@dnish6673]

@@MrKeychange Yeah, I've strolled all over Manhatten and it's pretty freindly for the most part (and its almost never shoulder to shoulder like it's always shown).

[@MrKeychange]

@@dnish6673 It was shoulder to shoulder in the middle of the day on some streets in the 80s and 90s, but it's a bit more sparse these days

[@BlueTeam-John-Fred-Linda-Kelly]

Yeah that was super ironic, knowing how communist new york is.🤣

[@browniewin4121]

This was a sleeper hit, it's so much fun and has become iconic.

[@l.jjacksonjr6623]

As an Australian i appreciate this reaction thanks🤙🇦🇺 Edit : Yo octokrool we don't shake dongs as greetings, we do handshakes 😂

[@ozzybloke-craig3690]

😂😂😂

[@Gealaiche]

Well there is that one mob in the Northern Territory

[@Guns.and.Mooneyes]

I never comment but I have to say, that's not a knife this is a knife! 🗡️

[@firekrys]

Yup, as I mentioned on Patreon, this movie was EVERYWHERE on TV. and by the time I watched it, it was always back to back with the sequel

[@bryangarner671]

Fyi the Limo driver was played by Reginald VelJohnson who also played Carl Winslow on Family Matters if you've ever watched that show.

[@hk45c62]

Don't forget that he played Al Powell in Die Hard and Die Hard 2.

[@clevelandcbi]

I've always wondered if he had his part cut for part 3. Reason being he actually hosted the HBO "Making Of" special before it hit the theaters.

[@bidwell13]

Paul Hogan didn’t expect this movie to be a world wide success. He made it basically for Australia. He got the idea when he went to New York for the first time and people thought he was Scottish. Funny thing they put the quotes around Crocodile for the US release cause they thought Americans were so stupid they’d think that Dundee was a real crocodile. When he was in New York he really did say “G’day” to everyone he saw. 11:08 that crocodile has lived a great bachelor life in a wildlife park in Australia. He’s still alive and kicking. What Dundee did by hugging her after the croc attacked her was the proper thing to do cause when someone goes into shock they have a sudden drop of blood flow and can even get hypothermia and the hugging helps keep the core body warm. 23:47 one of the most quoted (and misquoted) movie phrases of all time.

[@pythonkatie1985]

This is the second review I've seen of this in the past month, and in both I have noticed how much criticism Sue gets and I have mixed feelings about it. Richard was obviously someone she was with because of their work relationship, social standing and education. I doubt that she took that first look at him and was turned on. But Mick, there was an instant and undeniable pull. She has a near death experience and develops an emotional connection with him as well. Of course she got swept off her feet. Then they get back to NY and she is pulled out of the fantasy she was in and goes back to her regular life, where she has this previous existence that she now has to make peace with. Richard is safe, if she hadn't gone to Australia then things are exactly as she would've wanted them to be. But there is still that undeniable pull to Mick. Then another near death experience where he saves her. It's no wonder it looked like she was flip-flopping, she had to meld both lives together to see what result would be best.

[@astranoel895]

Thank you!! I was literally about to write this exact comment and am so glad I found this! I've watched quite a few reactions to this movie and it seems the male reactors in particular are quick to write Sue off as basically an unfaithful b***h. Not saying that all her behaviours were admirable but I certainly understand. She had her safe, predictable sheltered life in pretty high society NY and Richard was just the kind of guy who fit into that. He didn't necessarily excite her but he was the type of dude she would have been expected to be with and she was content with him. And maybe if she had never met Mick she probs would have married Richard...though I doubt it would have lasted. But Mick! He got all her bells ringing, both in the "exotic" situation of Australia and back home in her regular life. I think once he showed that, despite initial discomfort and unfamiliarity, he could still be the same capable, genuine, charismatic, protective person in NY too, and by comparison Richard's behaviour was now shown up to be horribly arrogant, presumptious and obnoxious, it was game over. And then she had to do that little panic dance in her mind trying to figure out what to do, when Richard blindsided her with the proposal (which, as they rightly pointed out, she never actually said yes to). Just thanks again! Finally😂

[@dannykent6190]

I've seen plenty of female reactors come to the same conclusion. Bottom line, she was unfaithful at best. Playing both men at worst... but this was the 80s, and Hollywood in the 80s was very much of the mindset that men were cheaters, and women were "torn between two lovers." It's a double standard that I'm happy to see the younger generation finds uncomfortable.

[@RobertMorgan]

@@dannykent6190 It's almost a rejection of the meta of storytelling. You're SUPPOSED to cheer for her falling in love with Mick, that's what the writing and the genre tells you to think, but if you look at it from a real life perspective, Richard IS a dick, but she's the dick SHE choose to be in a committed relationship with, so it makes her the bad guy to be unfaithful, UNLESS she broke it off with him and decided to pursue Mick as single. If it was THAT easy to change her mind, that marriage would have never lasted, because she'd have left him for the NEXT Mick that came along.

[@TimParker-Chambers]

​ @RobertMorgan With the knowledge which Crocodile Dundee II adds, I think that perhaps Mick reminded her of her first husband, Bob. With all his overseas ClA shenanigans, Bob would've been exciting, but couldn't give the stable presence which Sue wanted, so they divorced. And then she met Richard, who, despite clearly being a pretentious douche, would have fit what she thought she wanted for 'stable life'. But then she met Mick, who was able to provide both the excitement *and* the stability, while being completely down to earth in a way Richard could never be 👍👍👍👍

[@jxchamb]

She's a rich New Yorker. The daughter of a near billionaire. She's gonna do whatever she wants knowing there's no consequences for her.

[@abemeyers5009]

I used to quote this movie all the time to my dad after we watched this as a kid great movie honestly

[@jxchamb]

I'm still quoting it nearly 40 years later.

[@Stackali]

i love the confidence new yorkers have. like being born and raised in that city means they can handle anything in the world. its hilarious

[@RobertMorgan]

Dunning-Kruger Effect in full effect.

[@syn420951]

22:55 “I know that sound””AAAAHHH” “a sniffer!!” “Kill him” laughed so hard at that lol

[@davewhitmore1958]

"This is a No-No Zone" sounds like something out of an educational film!

[@user-br3is2jh1t]

You two are the first ones to catch the shaving with a knife joke.

[@CCC-rd3gc]

не первые) были и некоторые другие)))

[@Cadinho93]

"That's not a knife. *That's* a knife." In the 1980's, Paul Hogan did commercials for the Australian Tourism Commission in an effort to get more people to visit and vacation in Australia. In the commercials, Paul Hogan famously said, "I'll slip an extra shrimp on the barbie for you". They used the word shrimp instead of prawn because they knew that word was more common in the USA. Also, this film actually got an Academy Award nomination for Best Original Screenplay. The lead star Paul Hogan also co-wrote the script and got nominated as a result.

[@l.jjacksonjr6623]

The Paul Hogan show with strop was the best , it put Australia on the map also.

[@pistonburner6448]

Americans would've wondered why he wants to slip some pornography on a Barbie-doll.

[@daveross1638]

never say chuck a shrimp on the barbie we hate it and ive seen people throw punches over it not me but some people do.

[@zedwpd]

My Brit wife says prawns and shrimp are two different animals.

[@Zimtbiss1]

It's "knoife". ;)

[@pablosonic892]

'You can't take my picture.' 'Oh. You're afraid that my camera will steal your spirit?' 'No. The len's cap's still on.' This is one of the screenplay's in the late 80's I purchased to use as a template to learn how to write screenplays. This script is top-shelf. The beauty of the sequel is they flip the script on the narrative structure of the first one where The Croc starts out having been living in NY with Linda Kasowski, plot occurs, sh*t happens, they have to high tail it for the second half back to the Outback. This isn't a spoiler as the plot summary includes this as well as the trailer. But she becomes the fish out of water in the second one and some cool surprises for the characters as a result. The rare case where they super-sized the follow up and it is equal if not surpasses the original.

[@michaelfritz8725]

Because Crocodile Dundee is the original Mr. steal your girl. She couldn't resist him, he was working his magic on her

[@ScorpionStrike7]

“Crocodile Dundee’s a Jedi?” 😆

[@ozzybloke-craig3690]

Thank You for showing Australia some love! 🇦🇺

[@Kathe255]

You have to remember this was made in the 80's. There was a lot of friends with benefits style friendships. Also going to a party and walking in on someone doing cocaine was no biggie. Generally they would do it in a bedroom or bathroom cause they wouldn't want to share. Unless you were a pretty girl, then they'd share. 😊

[@janleonard3101]

Yeah people won't so sensitive about "cheating" then. I don't remember FWB type relationships, but it wasn't a huge deal to flirt as long as it didn't cross a certain line. Sue would have been seen as conflicted, not a horrible person.

[@ibjensen8626]

Linda Kozlowski, who played Sue Charlton, left the Hollywood scene citing a lack of fulfilling roles and the pressures of the industry. The rumour has it however that after she married Hogan in 1990, he didnt want her to continue to work as an actress. Which is a shame The couple eventually divorced in 2003. Kozlowski now leads a quieter life, running a tourist business in Marrakesh.

[@sceneitfan]

I remember seeing this in the theater. I was 11 or 12. The “that’s not a knife…that’s a knife” scene had the audience roaring with laughter!!

[@leoncochrane9540]

Thats not a knife 🗡️

[@Crow-T-German-Robot]

That's not a knife, this is a knife:🥄

[@Brannas86]

'Thats not a knife. Thats a spoon' lol love that show.​@Crow-T-German-Robot

[@Xeromm]

Glad to see this! Note! There are TWO sequels. The third movie had a very short theater run, so not many know about it. Hope you react to all of them!

[@skapunker21]

mark blum is the actor who played the fiance. he died as few years ago. he was a great actor. and he went to high school with my dad at columbia high school in maplewood nj.

[@-M0LE]

The ending in the subway is a beautiful moment it shows that people can all live together and get on it’s a deep feeling Informal in the Bush would be a great band name

[@benjaminanderson5263]

Ok, ok. After watching about 50 reactions i am now a subscriber

[@davewhitmore1958]

Yay, you're not a PoS anymore!

[@benjaminanderson5263]

@@davewhitmore1958 moving on up

[@hydrogen_bob]

I highly recommend you watch Quigley Down Under (1990), another great movie set in Australia.

[@IChooseJesus9091]

I second that suggestion!👍

[@davewhitmore1958]

"Informal In The Bush" is actually a top-notch adult film, I highly recommend it!

[@clarencewalker3925]

Dundee's Aboriginal friend is played by David Gulpilil. He died of cancer in 2021 after a long film career.

[@louisax4058]

I watched this movie as a kid i found it funny now in my late 30's i understand and identify myself with Crocodile Dundee more than ever.

[@BrettDel]

Australia 🇦🇺 here ❤ that you guys are watching this. If you wanna watch more Aussie great movies watch “Two Hands, The Castle, Chopper and crocodile Dundee 2 is alright.

[@joerhea9340]

My fav Aussie movie for America was The Man From Snowy River

[@allenruss2976]

Finally reactors that get it completely. Yes to the sequels

[@Stenbrotsgatan]

Crocodile Dundee was the biggest hit of 1986 and made Paul Hogan a superstar. It’s an absolute 80s classic. Hogan later married Linda Koslowski after completing ‘Dundee II’, which is a great sequel. 13 years later in 2001 they made the third movie ‘Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles’ which is ‘passable’.

[@forkittens]

so that line in 'tropic thunder'; "that man is a national treasure" makes more sense now doesn't it.

[@terrylandess6072]

You guys would enjoy seeing an episode or two of the Paul Hogan Show, which he made before film. Along the same lines as the Benny Hill Show it's not really 'family friendly' and that's what made it great. Like Tim Allen he toned it down for the general public. Episodes are here on KZbin. Fun stuff.

[@allenruss2976]

I used to watch it on PBS as a kid

[@Sapphires_And_Dreams]

As an 80's kid, I am SO excited to watch this reaction!

[@erikbyrge2024]

4:05 Here's Crocodile Dundee! 5:30 Hey Yo! 7:27 Pup!😅 9:03 Kangaroo Fights back! 10:54 Dundee Naughty! 11:01 Crocodile Surprise! 12:27😂😂😂 13:20 Damn!! 14:21 Dundee is in! 15:29 He's in for a Surprise! 17:37 KO! 20:46 Great Punch!👊 21:10 She's a Teser! 22:09 What a throw! 23:46 Famous Quote! 24:04 Tarzan Yell! 26:08🤣🤣🤣 28:08 He Boomerang 🪃 him! 29:18 Dundee for the win!

[@tempsitch5632]

@0:00-End Screaming like tards.

[@GirlWithAnOpinion]

That's dedication, Erik!

[@erikbyrge2024]

​@@GirlWithAnOpinionjust doing my Work!

[@Pecos1]

You definitely need to see the second Dundee film! Oh, and the main actor and actress actually got married after these films. They're divorced now, but they were married for, I think, around 20 or so years. Not sure why the divorce. More "he said, she said" mess, though the angst seemed to come mostly from her side. I didn't follow it, just heard about it.

[@zanyzander]

Hi. Im Australian. Thanks for seeing us! This film is still the highest-grossing film of all time in Australia and the highest-grossing Australian film worldwide. It was the second-highest-grossing film in the United States in 1986 (Top Gun was number 1), beating Aliens, Platoon and Ferris Beuller's Day Off. It's also the highest-grossing non-US film at the US box office ever and was the second-highest-grossing film WORLDWIDE for the year. It was nominated for an Oscar for Screenplay and won the Golden Globe for Best Actor in a comedy. I recommend other classic Aussie films: COMEDIES: The Castle, Priscilla Queen of the Desert, Muriel's Wedding, Strictly Ballroom. DRAMAS: Storm Boy,. Gallipoli. HORRORS: Wolf Creek, Picnic at Hanging Rock.

[@janleslielvaas3211]

You have finally gone down under, i recommend checking out Hunt for the wilderpeople, it's a comedy from New Zealand written and directed by Taika Waititi, with Sam Neill (dr grant from jurassic park) as one of the main characters.

[@CathrineLangwagenArt]

Yes this! One of THE best movies out there, love it.

[@benjaminanderson5263]

Should see paul hogan speech at the Oscars, worth a reaction .

[@SurvivorBri]

My cousin, Maggie was in the subway scene. You can spot her at the edge of the platform wearing a pink sweater.

[@michaelcoffey1991]

@Octokrool. The success of Indiana Jones first 3 made Hollywood look for copy cat style films this was my favorite of those other action films. I think you both would like the 2nd as well. Another good franchise was the Romancing the Stone films (2) I think you both would like that as well. Have a good weekend you two

[@fryloc0034]

"LIKE THE WAY HE STABS A FISH" , ...HAS SEVERAL LAYERS IF YOU INVOLVE "PHRASING".😂😂😂😂😂

[@steve8510]

Sheep dogs run on the sheep's back hence the final scene.

[@Preston101-rf7ce]

Another great choice and reaction guys. My great grandmother loved Crocodile Dundee and it truly is a classic. Oh and if you want to meet friendly people like me come to Texas. We are very friendly and when we first meet you we will always shake your hand. Great video guys.

[@marieantoinette1360]

Watching people watch this foe first time is wild, I grew up with this and know it word for word!

[@BattleAngelFan99]

That "Count Dracula" label on the pimp was absolutely correct. :D You guys are right, the love triangle was weird. I can sort of get what was happening though, but she was being manipulative. She wanted Mick to not say no to coming to NY with her, so she didn't tell him she was serious with another guy. She pretended it wasn't a big deal so she could get the story, but I think she was also trying to decide what she wanted, figuring she had two on the line and if it played out before she could decide, then she wouldn't have to. As time went on, she realized she wanted Mick. But yeah, dishonest of her to keep this all to herself. It's wrong to play with people like that. By the way, you should probably react to the sequel. It was a bit different where it goes, actually more actiony, with bad guys, etc. I'd call it as good, in its own way, as the first, arguably better.

[@MyNLR]

One of my favorites! Wait until you see the second movie. One of the best sequels ever.

[@StaciePoole-ng2ky]

This was one of my favorites growing up.

[@marlainalindsey3279]

I absolutely love yalls intro❤❤❤ you guys are awesome ❤❤❤

[@rickardroach9075]

0:25 About time, mate! "I come from the land down under." 🎶

[@supersizesenpai]

After the sequel to this gem, you have to watch "Lightning Jack". Its a hilarious Paul Hogan film that is criminally underrated.

[@joshuatighe5777]

Love yall reactions i hope yall are having a great day!!

[@samuelvincent557]

This was one of my favorites, back in the day. You should react to the second one, as well. If you like his style of humor, you'll love the second one too.

[@joewoodruff7128]

And everyone asks why I carry a Bowie knife everywhere I go... Lol One of my favorites. Watch the sequels next!!!!!

[@elainepatch6024]

This film was a family favourite when I was growing up. We also liked UHF, the great outdoors, tough guys and stay tuned.

[@nettiemac]

YESSSSS! I was hoping you guys would get to this one! Crocodile Dundee 2 is also a winner!

[@user-iu1nx6bp4i]

Stab the fish is the greatest advice out there!!! Haha

[@adamskeans2515]

my favorite bit about this movie is that it had a huge impact on Australian tourism.

[@RobertMorgan]

I remember as a kid thinking after the subway scene at the end, wow, NYC seems like such a great, friendly place.

[@SongJLikes]

“ She really likes the way he stabs a fish. “ Might be the funniest thing I’ve ever heard in a reaction. 14:18

[@tommiller4895]

A very funny movie! A classic "Fish out of water" story.

[@stevenoconnor5693]

You have to watch part two and a little fun fact that actor and actress were actually married for some years and had a kid, but unfortunately divorced

[@williamjones6031]

Thanks for doing this one. It's nice when we get a personable protagonist. When I was in the US Navy my battlegroup visited Sydney. In the nightclubs the women would be dancing with each other, and the men would be in the back drinking each other the table. Nice. Fish in a barrel. The second one is good, but I liked this one better. That said, without a spoiler, kudos to the guy that plays the heavy.

[@peteramaranth85]

These movies are brilliant and Paul ...actor playing Dundee is a comedian irl he's funny. I like the 2 sequils I haven't seen em in years

[@lordhls8980]

He said to the buffalo “get out the way dopey “

[@ironrob2713]

Great reaction. Part 2 is a must!

[@mikefetterman6782]

Paul and Linda started dating during the making of this movie. The got married before Croc Dundee 2 came out. Paul is a famous comedic actor down under. Known especially for the Fosters commercials, "Shrimp on the barbee".

[@rustybarrel516]

Like a more civilized retelling of King Kong, but with a happy ending.

[@bellantwain21]

Love the video octokrool stay motivated Dream big 1 mill on the way

[@kevo6190]

Not a lil gator boys... The "Crocodile" part in Crocodile Dundee is the first clue!🤨😄🇦🇺

[@tyjuanwilliams8719]

Been watching you guys since your Harlem Nights reaction. Keep on making us laugh!

[@marksmith164]

G'day! Allow me to list a few other awesome Aussie movies that not only show off how gorgeous this great land of ours really is but are also awesome movies to watch...: 1- Wolf Creek 2- Tomorrow when the war began 3- Australia

[@rainier2672]

What had happened at the restaurant is that Richard wouldn't stop insulting Mick so Mick had Sue look the other way while Mick leaned over the table and head butted Richard.

[@panzerwolf494]

2nd one is pretty good too. Starts off with Mick fishing in New York with dynamite

[@Aldocaldo123]

Lightning jack with paul hogan and cuba godin jr. is also great i recomend. Also steve irwin in the crocodile hunter movie is also great too

[@samswords9993]

I've wanted his jacket since I saw this back in '86. Even made plans about how to get a rainbow boa hide and make the jacket myself. (No rainbow boas in Australia, but where I lived, yes.)

[@TrusteftReacts]

It's really quite interesting how big this guy and this movie was back in the mid 80s. Like HUGE. I watched the movie in the cinema and then several more times on VHS and on TV. As kids we were quoting it all the time (more likely for like few months) and just loved the whole thing. Not being native English speaker certainly did not help us understand many of the jokes, but we still loved the movie and the character. And that woman...damn! BTW, where do you guys live? What state I mean. I don't know if it is the kind of information you share or not. For some reason I always thought you were in Texas. I am not American so I am not exactly very good with recognizing accents.

[@jtudor9869]

FYI OctoKrool... the "Jungle Jim " by Linda's boyfriend Richard is in reference is to the character Johnny Weissmuller portrayed aside from Tarzan.

[@rebeccawyse5562]

Can't wait for # 2...its so the best guys.❤

[@paulmclellan6550]

the part where mick says well done skippy to the kangaroo was a reference to skippy the bush kangaroo, which was a popular TV show during the seventies and eighties

[@steve8510]

He called the water Buffalo "dopey" not Dobie... the Dobie Gillis show was way before your time boys but that's the only Dobie I ever heard of on screen.

[@Jude_196]

LOVE THIS MOVIE!!! THANKS, GUYS!! HUGS!

[@jacobtaggart5079]

G'day. Grog: I think you mean bidet.

[@nathanroberts355]

I worked with late Malcolm Douglas and I was his crocodile hunter and he was a living legend

[@jessiechen279]

8:00 Always thought it was a shame they kinda distract from one the movie's best line with the snake..... "It's kinda like two fleas arguing over the back of the dog they live on"

[@lauracontino269]

Oh my god yessss now dont forget about the sequel its awesome too

[@maxinecribbs3384]

I loved Crocodile Dundee as a kid! 💙💙💙