Crocodile Dundee: Love declaration in the subway platform

[@shezaadkarim9123]

The magic of cinema. No special effects, fighting, vulgarity. Just incredible script, originality, epic music and a chorus of human emotion. One of my favourite scenes of all time!

[@josiahmorris5799]

Same. I cry every time

[@hulme187]

I agree. Perfect movie

[@stigtuneback1966]

damit man , im crying seing this scene today , 51 year old guy , cant help it , seen this movie years and years ago when it came out , huge smashing movie those days , still great to watch , this scene touched me nothing back then , but today , im getting old and emotionell .

[@richardcalisi9188]

well said.

[@hopkinsonevil]

Yeah, mine too 🙂

[@tylerchristopherson4245]

My dad loved this movie. RIP Dad

[@lardy70s]

Your dad had great taste in music. God bless him and you❤

[@obodyobody3392]

u dint have to kill your dad for loving this movie

[@sebastianc7813]

Tu papá era un crack.

[@razakhalid4265]

So did mine. RIP to both ❤

[@Mattamillion-vk2pf]

RIP to your dad. Yeah, I know, I'm 44 now. I saw this movie with many different people, and it doesn't matter what gender, age, or skin color, it leaves them all glowing and smiling.

[@TheSololobo]

Somewhere along the way we lost this, I hope we get it back one day.

[@tical523]

Exactly. What America can be. Diverse and loving

[@TheSololobo]

@@tical523 You have a very dark sense of humor.

[@squirrelsinjacket1804]

This is pure 80s movie

[@andreyl6737]

3:41 "What do you want?!". Wow, the emotion on the face of the black guy is wonderful!

[@alexandrakimbink3198]

He goes from annoyed (what do you want), to amused (she's not gonna marry Richard), to curious/confused (why not) to happy (I love you and rest)

[@alfredodistefanolaulhe2212]

Great acting there.

[@aymanjoudar5425]

YES YES YES YES YESSSSSS He is a class on his own along w his accent, hesitation, his thinking over what to say, he made it very natural. The other guy w a hard hat as well, he got into it, very emotional New Yorker....

[@erniemac21]

One of the most iconic scenes in movie history.!!

[@norbiesison9257]

That is what you call an ending!! The look of anticipation in her eyes as he makes his way back to her shows nothing but pure love and admiration for her love!

[@ralfburon6179]

And the most iconic is: that is not a knife - this is a knife!

[@karolinewirth]

@@norbiesison9257 HaHa, well they married in real life.

[@norbiesison9257]

@@karolinewirth True!

[@zappa1723]

@@karolinewirth then divorced 20yrs later

[@TheGrayfrog100]

I have just rediscovered/remembered this. Such an amazing moment. Epic. This scene is 37 years old now, And I am still Cheering Them on!

[@bruceg.6282]

The music really makes this scene.

[@knightime25]

It made the whole movie!

[@teleaddict23]

Absolutely!

[@hauntedhose]

So crucial !

[@vanessalouise8988]

I like the music 🎵 at the end of the film.when Sue Charlton declare her love ♥️ for Mick Dundee.

[@pennyparham4123]

100% true

[@eddierodden]

That has got to be up there as one of the best endings ever.

[@scottatkinson8474]

The scene still gives me goose bumps decades later

[@axelshatzko]

GOOD ENDING ---maiuatey

[@Nefer111]

Me too!

[@enjoiskaterguy]

Completely agree. It hits me hard!

[@archstanton6102]

Nice little touch right at the end where Mick shakes the hand of the 1st guy.

[@martinstent5339]

The best part is the music, and the best moment is when she dumps her shoes. She transforms from a sophisticated New York lady into a girl who is going to run like hell and get her guy, no matter what.

[@jnairac]

Still friends them two😊

[@Romcom356]

Ain’t that the truth? Mind you, I’d have ditched the bloody scarf as well!

[@rickfrenzy9556]

When has a woman EVER chase a man in real life??

[@DarthPhallix]

Well put. This is an iconic piece of cinema history.

[@JoiCarlaBodyBar]

My best part

[@dagr.johnsen2164]

What a beauty Linda Kozlowski was back then. 😍

[@brentgreen468]

Incredible legs

[@coryames1170]

Amen to that.

[@brian-vz5hz]

Agreed. Too bad her and Paul Hogan had ZERO chemistry in this film. I still like it though.

[@ryanwilliamthompson3363]

@@brian-vz5hz you know they got married right?

[@jlee2383]

@@brian-vz5hz please tell me this is a joke? They are fantastic together

My father took me to the movies to see this movie when I was a teenager. I really liked seeing it. Good memories of a beautiful time of innocence.

[@stigtuneback1966]

well , im wathcing this now and watched it back when it came out , now , i get emotion watching it , but i guess its cuz im 50 , .

[@Heart2HeartBooks]

He left his wife and 9 kids to be with her. Is that what you call Innocence?

[@kalatoz]

Me and my friend run away from school to see this. This was in USSR 1988 I think. In a different world, in another life

[@toiletpaper5770]

@@Heart2HeartBooks that was your dad

[@Steve-wm1ol]

I especially like all the background applause. Everyone likes a couple in love.

[@JamieTheBangles11Fan]

One of the greatest, most underrated movies of all time! And what an awesome ending!

[@KonElKent]

The score to this film is criminally underrated...

[@bloggaloggs]

Peter Best has scored a lot of Australian film & television and is an excellent composer.

[@michaelversace456]

I love it when the doorman show's the knife the couple leaving turn around and go back inside.

[@billyedsatiristry7952]

Can we appreciate also that soundtrack? Had that Aussie vibe and perfect build for the scene. I remember leaving the theater after seeing the movie in such a great mood.

[@MrCyclejay1967]

I agree. Good music. Since it was a movie about an australian. The music was perfect for that movie. For that scene at least.

[@dutchvanderbilt9969]

A beautiful moment in cinema history

[@FranciscoRodriguez-cm1yx]

I know this movie is from the 1980s, but it is still fantastic in 2023. This is a feel great movie and you can feel the emotion when Sue shouts, "I love you, Mick! I am not gonna to marry Richard."

[@garycayaditto7020]

Dam it , thats it , im gonna change my nick name to mick" 😁😁😉

[@julkasteven8198]

I watched it for the first time in 2023. I come back to this clip Beyond 2024.

[@cjp592]

I always thought she was gorgeous. And Paul Logan was handsome. I did very much love this movie from beginning to the end. Felt sad when it ended. I agree with many sentiments on here. This movie is iconic. The ending had humanity.

[@Dynamatrix2000]

They got married in real life and divorced.

[@AvaCherry189]

There would be so much money made if only they made movies like this again.

[@ASTyner]

Good lord yes. REAL cinema

[@Phistra]

I love the 80s-comedies. Much of them are really warm-hearting. Crocodile Dundee, Coming to America or Trading Places.

[@quietastronaut]

1:52 The way the beat drops here literally affected me so much as a child I still very specifically remember it and come looking for it

[@renatolandyt]

Innocence, pure. This scene is the best definition of the 80s. The best decade of the human history. 03/07/22

[@jimmykarlsson2567]

Yess it was a way different atmosphere back then. The music was fun, the movies was more laid back and fun, the fashion 😊 the hairstyles. More fun

[@EnemyAce88]

Absolutely. I pity everybody who didn't get to live through the 80s. It was a golden age.

[@mandyfox9376]

The 80s when people was still real ❤

[@SiiriRebane]

you sweet summer child... how old are you - that is, how old you were in, say, 1986? my experience was, that 80s was the worst i've seen. except music. and some movies. but fashion, politics, life, being 14 to 16 - every year i am not 14 any more is happier than previous. fashion was just ugly. and don't even start on hairstyles. punk was cool but mainstream. ew. now, 60s and 70 were alrite. fun fashion, fresh atitude. and then - well, 90s were not so bad, what with soviet union collapsing and all fun with that, but afterwards, it feels like just stagnation and repeating of culture. no really new and fresh and original music after 80s. did i say 80s were the best? - but only in music. 🎸

[@barryclegg9961]

Ouch that knee in the balls lol

[@dale4039]

man Linda Kozlowski is painfully gorgeous that smile is killer

[@martinpoole1451]

A film about nothing really, but it captured our hearts, Paul Hogan was so endearing and lovable.

[@MrCyclejay1967]

Yes he is. I used to work in the entertainment field in Beverly hills California no less. One day I met him at work. Got to speak with him and shake his hand. Very nice guy. God bless him. Amen.

[@smcmtmjm]

well it was about those 2.. a love story ...

[@fluffdegoss]

I love this movie. That scene is so awesome. Love the 80's.

[@Artisan1979]

Linda has some real guts running barefoot on a New York St. You have to wonder how many times she may have stumbled during those takes.

[@dominikgraf4274]

I must have been very young when I saw this movie for the first time. Looking at it now, it's such a great movie. The plot, the acting, the jokes, the music and Linda Kozlowski. Can't take my eyes off her. Awesome piece of cinematic history.

[@christophertindall8486]

One of my favorite scenes in the movie, her chasing after him

[@reyesflores9086]

TBH, I replay this scene over and over and over.I love Sue's declaration for Mick!

[@babyfacenc]

My dumb ass teared up so many times to this. I'm so lucky. I am with someone I love that much. I know life is short-- and we only have but so much time together, but she's my everything right now.

[@genebateman3183]

I love the doorman at 1:30 smiling at his gift his friend Mick gave him...and the look of terror the couple has as the go back inside the hotel.

[@TheBigKev28]

😂 I'd not noticed that before to be honest

[@beeman2075]

I love that scene also. The previous moment between the doorman and Mick where they put on each other's accents to say farewell and exchange grins is a nice little touch in the film.

[@jejohnson1982]

I love that scene too, but Sue gives him the knife to hold it until they or she gets back. She hands it to him and tells him to “mind” that for her. But the look on his face and then the people behind are legit hilarious

[@danielwilliamson6180]

I like that freeze frame at 5:34. Such a wonderful ending to a great movie.

[@jondunmore4268]

4:51 -- That look on her face, like, "Of COURSE this is how Mick would do it!"

[@hayley8715]

I remember this film playing a lot at my late grandparents home so clearly. When I was 10 it was my Dad's 40th birthday and my Mum hired a video camera for the weekend and we went round visiting family from both sides and this was playing in the background when at my Nana and Grandads. We had the video transferred to digital format a few years ago and it was so sad as only about 30 mins of VHS recording was salvigable. However I'd watched that tape so many times that some of the things I'd probably of forgotten without, are still in my mind so I'm grateful for that.

[@stigtuneback1966]

well , they both , linda and paul got married , they lasted aboute 20 years i think as a couple , then they split up , , but the movie still holds up today , no doubt .

[@kevinrowe3936]

Such a touching scene. I have seen it at least three times and every time it's just as good. The simple background music helps make it great too. Two simple pieces of wood tapping together is the best part.

[@jamespalmer5679]

Man oh man when she took them shoes off, that's when shyt got real. I love the way she runs, she was truckin to get her man. Women take notes.

[@TheJudgeraye]

makes me cry Every Fucking Time. Legendary. That's what's great about New York. That's the way they probably wouldv'e really acted

[@Vigilante311]

I like how everyone is happy for two strangers they never met before

[@porcupinefizzy2908]

I love the fact that she ran barefoot on the New York Street and then she was barefoot on the underground metro platform.

[@josiahmorris5799]

I’ve seen this scene so many times. Shedding her high heels was not only done out of necessity for catching Dundee before his train left, but also symbolically for her shedding her New York life to embrace one with Dundee!

[@negativeindustrial]

I’ve never seen a grown woman move that fast.

[@marcusjackson9076]

Never been one for romance scenes but this one gets me every time.

[@denisemcnally9488]

Was there ever a character cooler than Mick? One of the best movies of all time.❤

[@gvinnydog5500.]

Classic 80s movie and scene. Dundee is cool. The black dude that says "what's up lady "is even cooler. He reminds me of MrT, Ba Barrakis on the A team. It's funny how they deliver the message down the line. I miss shows like these. They don't make them like that anymore.

[@ごんごろりん]

もう、かなり前に、友達と見たのがこの映画でした❗三回見に行き 違う友達を感動させました❗ ホテルから地下鉄まで靴を脱ぎ捨て、走る スー❗そして駅で親切な人々の様子が すごく嬉しく、涙が出そうになりました❗ でもまた、同じシーンを見て涙流したいです❗

[@isaacderoamartinez1495]

One of the simpliest, and yet, deepest and meaningful love scenes I've ever seen.

[@kimmallable]

This movie still holds its own. From beginning to end, the story just keeps you involved. She's so beautiful, running full out with one purpose. And the saying that is becoming less and less common in movies these days "I LOVE YOU!"

[@artyzinn7725]

I don't think there's ever been another scene like this in cinema, you can even watch it not having seen the movie and relate with them. dundee was a one and done, but it endures to this day.

[@negativeindustrial]

They made 3 of them. The second one is good, too. Never seen the third one.

[@Mattamillion-vk2pf]

One of the best movie endings I'll ever see in my lifetime. I saw it countless times since I was a kid and it still magic to this day, 11/24. :) Maybe because they fell in love in real life too. I'm 45 now and I saw this with many different people throughout my life and walked into houses where people were watching it and it doesn't matter what age, lifestyle, skin color or gender, it left everyone smiling, laughing, glowing, and inspired.

[@perrathje1345]

Greatest movie ending ever! 🙂

[@stevenweiler1379]

Now that's a knife 2 best knives in movie history Crocodile Dundee and Rambo

[@Crockett11876]

I watch this video each and every day before I go to bed and it never gets old

[@gregor_man]

Lovable scene of a very entertaining movie. And check this wonderful music, perfect work.

[@davidrolfesrockmetalchanne9152]

probably one of the best endings to a movie ever. it's always brings a big smile to my face. i remember seeing it as a kid and it made me cry.

[@mattsikaz8920]

No smartphone no calling him😅

[@kj3n569]

Lot different in the subway nowadays. Man, I miss the 80's.

[@kyledowson541]

I love this part it's beautiful

[@vsbaratinho]

that was awesome. All we have today is superheroes movies.

[@teleaddict23]

Probably one of the best scenes in cinema history!

[@sosomelodies659]

One of the bestest ending ever! Definitely in the top 300 of all time.

[@nintendianajones64]

Crocodile Dundee and When Harry met Sally have the greatest and most romantic endings in movie history.

[@erikricardoboscolo4779]

I was 11 years old when I saw this and these final 3 minutes made me stand on the edge of the seat hoping they'd be together. Backn in a time when CINEMA was ACTUAL CINEMA because it followed CINEMA, not an agenda, when people still dreamed good.

[@mohitsawant956]

This ending never ceases to put a smile to my face whenever I rewatch it or with new people I always cheer and clap at this ending haha such a touchy beautiful ending

[@biagiocozza8875]

Makes me remember my childhood. This movie came out when I was like 10 years old.

[@royroyston8480]

Remember this was long before the days of the internet, or smartphones. So, if she had missed him getting the subway, likely she would never have seen him again. Kinda makes the scene a lot more poignant. As well as being a perfectly written, shot and acted scene, accompanied by great music, of course!

[@anamericanman]

She was just lovely

[@ASTyner]

What in the world would it take to make a movie like this again? Excellent story. Real film. The whole nine.

[@IkonicImages]

This scene just made me cry, something about it was so moving.

[@gurubry]

Holy crap she can run really fast

[@FernandoCamaño-j1o]

Tal vez sea cursi pero para mí es una de las escenas románticas finales más hermosas que he visto,sencilla pero creativa.

[@MrCyclejay1967]

I was just thinking that. That they got married in real life. And because I worked in the entertainment field at the time. In Beverly hills. I had the pleasure of meeting and speaking with him one day at work. Very nice down to Earth man. God bless both of them forever wherever they are now. Amen.

[@nexus.shadow]

an ending so romantic the actors fell in love and married in real life.

[@Dynamatrix2000]

and divorced.

[@JJBGaming__YT]

The suspense with the music 🔥

[@nosgothmarauder5603]

The way the music is, the part where she says, "I love you!", I almost cried. I remember seeing this movie in the theatre back when it came out in the 80s. They don't make movies like this anymore.

Best ending of romantic movie ever. Not even sequel had that power, even if the music and touch was similar. The simplicity and humor, with the music, makes this just so perfect.

[@ropiker]

I love this movie becouse of my dad. Always reminds me of him. RIP dad.

[@TED1980]

I was only 6 years old when I watched this at the cinema with my old folks. God it is one of the most awesome movies of all time ……from a Kiwi☺️

[@NicolasBRENTA]

I love this movie ❤️ all you need in life is to listen to your heart, and to have guts 💟

[@therealjuuha]

Love is a helluva drug.

[@Hauerization]

One of the best endings in cinema history. 😭🥰

[@Vanilla_0800]

I love how everyone else’s clothes were neutral colors and her dress was vibrant red. It really made her stick out

[@TheSaneHatter]

Everybody loves, "now THAT'S a knife," but this is the most magical scene in the movie. Great New York scene, too.

[@goffredo29]

I did something just like that when I was in New York, but, when I got through the crowd, Linda wasn't there anymore!

[@desinto]

1986. Just like yestеrday... i love 80's

[@josephmulvihill9898]

Whoever said that corn & cheese can't coexist with class. I enjoy how she kicks off the designer heels and starts burning for the subway.

[@MrCyclejay1967]

Yes. I agree with you. And the sound is so well done. You can hear her feet slap the pavement, as she is running. Unless they dubbed that in of course.

[@josephmulvihill9898]

@@MrCyclejay1967 Naw that sound must be genuine. She is doing the 40 in 4.3

[@MrCyclejay1967]

@@josephmulvihill9898 . I agree with you it must be genuine.

[@babymammoth34]

All I know is it was highly hot to see!

[@patklemmensen1694]

the pumps were well-made, the heels didn't even break off...

[@MrCyclejay1967]

Wow. Amazing. And they ended up getting married in 1990. In real life. And they were married until 2014. 24 years. God bless them. Amen.

[@aaaaaaaaooooooo]

I wonder what kind of proposal they had. Did they have 2 people relay their love confession?

[@綱島一誠]

I love this scene .

[@MichaelAshford-du8xz]

What an movie , What a wonderful moment they shared together at the end. I felt so happy for both of them Like everyone else More movies today want take note of how movies like this were made and how thrilled and captivating it was you will always remember it ,

[@stephenpowell5912]

Great movie with an emotional and Great ending ,Both Paul Hogan and Linda Koslowski along with the extras in the Subway did a great Job ,Even makes a growing man cry along with laughter at the same time watching this after 38 years since it premiered back in Theatres in 1986 .

[@bryansarracino8623]

What a beautiful ending!!!!

[@bluntblock]

We need to get back to a time where we all felt like this kind of community. I know its fiction, but it came from a time where we felt more together ❤️🤍💙

[@lookpollyitsmagic7796]

Agree. This entire woke Left liberal movement has killed everything. Even Hollywood movies are about 5% of what they where prior to 2020.. I'd hope people can wake up and realize that we need these good times back and/or Conservative Right style people in power. I miss the old days and I'm just 40 years old.

[@stevepieper9784]

Yes Amen

[@squirrelsinjacket1804]

​@@lookpollyitsmagic7796 No the U.S. would actually benefit a lot more having actual progressives in positions of political influence. Conservatives are for the siphoning of the countries wealthy to the top and regressive social policies to bring the country back to the 1800s.

[@ronnyrider722]

This movie endures .... I just hope future generations will see it .

[@diosdadocamiloza577]

I love a good ending..just like when my daughter used to say the final story line of a fairy tale..”and they live happily ever after”..😊

[@originalotrex]

Tell that man I need to talk to him! The Sumo Wrestler, down at the end!

[@KonElKent]

What do you want?

[@joegaito702]

Brings back child hood memories one of the best and favorite movies ever still a classic to watch after all these years later thanks job well done you should be proud appreciate you guys thanks ! Joe

[@bryansonnet2454]

If only we would all get along, work together, support and love one another, the world would be a much safer, happier place for all mankind. Not like it is now.

[@yoshiika7537]

かれこれ今から35年前にシンガポールエアの機内で観た、いい映画だった

[@hazelgoodshepherd9315]

The way he gets back to her is both cool and romantic. Vintage 80s 😎❤️💪🏾

[@raymondsteptore5062]

My departed father and I I had a blast 👀 ing this 🎥 when it was release in '86.

[@edwinrodeo]

One of greatest moments in film 🥰