CROCODILE DUNDEE II (1988) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION

[@Sparkle_Ninja]

Thank you for doing the 2nd one. No one ever follows up with this one and it’s one of my faves

[@Sheffield_Steve]

I'm so glad they got around to the sequel! 💯👍

[@johnw8578]

I hope they do the third one as well.

[@DanielViveger]

Crocodile Dundee 2 is almost as good as the first one. A nice adventure that never gets to violent.

[@Nathan-h5i]

Better than the original. One of VERY few movies thats true of.

[@Nathan-h5i]

​​@@johnw8578WHOA.........lets not get carried away here. They have gone as far as anyone should unless the goal is to ruin their Croc D experience altogether.

[@LordVolkov]

"Who are these guys trying to be?" The two brave Japanese tourists are my favorite part! The are having a great vacation and met Clint Eastwood 🤣🤣🤣

[@clevelandcbi]

There's another movie (Bulworth) where people think Warren Beatty is Eastwood. Clint's fans really need glasses 😂

[@o0pinkdino0o]

I mean if these films are not good for one thing, it's stereotypes !

[@Cau_No]

@@clevelandcbi After Michael J. Fox once claimed the name Clint Eastwood, how should anyone know what he actually looks like …?

[@Cau_No]

@barryguff6893 They are stereotypes of Japanese visiting at the time the movie was made: - Travelling in groups - Always with cameras ... and of course, everyone knows martial arts (as a bonus) Even when in that scene they are dressed as businessmen, they were meant to be on tour.

[@LordVolkov]

@Cau_No They also have a tour guide...

[@jamesgreenhow108]

I HOPE "QUIGLEY DOWN UNDER" is on your Australian list. Starring our favorite villain ALLAN RICKMAN.

[@quiglag]

Yes. Red Dog (2011) is another good Australian movie.

[@IAMCAVE]

Excellent Aussie Western.

[@VOTOG-ic6hm]

Yes! Quigley Down Under!! Tom Selleck at his best!!

[@lanemyer774]

amazing movie. Very underrated.

[@WinstonSmith19847]

And America's most famous moustache.

[@dawidscheffler7152]

The tracker walked off when he found out they were looking for Mick because Mick was raised by the local Tribe - you don't track family.

[@barryguff6893]

The guy in the truck: "There's a quicker way." So why didn't he say that at the start instead of them tracking Mick? That plot hole always bothers me. :)

[@Zehp-q9l]

No, he walked off cuz he knew Mick is an expert bushman and it would be pointless to try and track him down.

[@Zehp-q9l]

@@barryguff6893 no, not the guy in the truck.

[@barryguff6893]

@@Zehp-q9l Huh? I mean the guy at 26:49. He said there's a quicker way to find Mick, and leads them to Mick's home in the bush. So why did they need a tracker at all?

[@Zehp-q9l]

@@barryguff6893 yeah I know what guy you mean. They needed the tracker to find Mick, that was their plan to start with, but then the tracker walked off and the guy in the truck said there’s a quicker way ( Wally, and he leads them to Mick’s home not the guy in the truck ).

[@anthonyjamesvasquez]

This movie received negative reviews with critics comparing it negatively to the first one. But I honestly say it's almost as good, and when I was kid, I always loved the scenes of Mick terrorizing the cartels with the Australian wildlife.

[@ProBreakers]

I always preferred the second one.

[@d.jparer5184]

I think the second one is better.

[@Ambaryerno]

The second one actually has a more focused plot. The first film was almost more of a series of vignettes loosely tied together by Mick and Sue's developing relationship.

[@sitcomsTV]

It is a bit inferior. They could have done it better. Some scenes sound bad made. Rushed or "forced"? Mick himself could sound a bit more like Mick. But in the end it works. In all it needed a better editing, a beter delivery, a better script and a beter soundtrack.

[@dawidscheffler7152]

For me, 1 and 2 are joined at the hip; 2 is a natural extension of 1 witih the story just carrying on and building further. 3 was also fun but, felt like a cash grab.

[@stevemartegani]

"Nah, needs Garlic" is up there with "Thats not a knife" for me lom

[@NarwahlGaming]

I like to use _"I don't need an [X]. I got a Donk."_ Only once had the second part been used by a buddy who walked up at the right moment. 😂 [He didn't punch the guy. Only said the line.]

[@RoSaWa386-33]

And it's not quite a Quotable, the scene where the men discussing eating the captives. Those faces... the best acting always comes down to faces.

[@CollarCityGuy]

How many other old geezers like me got the bad, bad Leroy Brown reference??

[@SamWilson-d7h]

baddest man in the whole damn town!!

[@theliesthatblind8884]

Badder than old King Kong

[@carmenmclaren1355]

Meaner than a Junk Yard Dog

[@UFOConspiracyBook]

RIP Jim Croce

[@michellebarry1555]

🙋‍♀️

[@nathanhollywoodbrookshire1417]

Their chemistry was real, they really fell in love in real life and were together for so long. Knowing that makes me so happy every time I watch their movies.

[@IHeartShenanigans]

So it makes you "so happy" that he divorced his wife to be with her?

[@nubzors]

@@IHeartShenanigans I bet you're fun at parties. /s

[@Fenris30]

@@nubzors Well they do heart shenanigans.

[@EdiCemalovic-z3m]

Carly and Cassie are the best sister duo ever.

[@r.e.tucker3223]

Best.

[@xerowhiz]

And soon to be best married sister duo ever…. Carly is engaged!

[@nordvegfigg7746]

@@xerowhiz Whoever he is, he's one lucky guy.

[@kurtfrancis4621]

@@xerowhiz Congrats to the dude. She's a catch.

[@grimscar]

They are great! But i have to recommend as well Haylo & Kiss!

[@IntimaSonic]

Great sequel. Great to see Cassie and Carly together for a movie. Such wonderful charm. Cheers 🥂

[@gregoryparnell2775]

They would not know which direction to look if they came for a very short holiday.

[@JohnMorris-c5v]

Paul Hogan plays a thief given a chance to redeem himself in "Almost An Angel"

[@VelvetPlatz]

He plays an western outlaw in Lightning Jack.

[@jonnyreb3032]

And an honarable theif "outlaw" in Lightning Jack

[@Myhovercraftisfullofeels-o2z]

@@SuperiorlySubversive Not many have seen Lightning Jack (1994) but it is another great Poul Hogan must watch movie. It's got it all!

[@SCWillson]

Really fun film.

[@meattroller8853]

My late uncle and I always watched Donovan’s Reef and Almost an Angel… dunno why that was our double header.

[@krisirizarry]

😂the breakfast served from the floor always gets me😹….what a fun sequel from a simpler time.

[@wolf9walker]

because of this movie, about 75% of the time, no matter what it is, when someone asks me if something tastes good, I say "nah, needs garlic" :)

[@RobertNorton12013]

Ha. Same

[@michaelriddick7116]

I always quote "Thats not a knife ... " 😂🤣

[@davidribeiro1064]

Well, it does! 😅

[@TheSirChasman]

My wife and I do that too!

[@claytonbishop4021]

John Meillon's second and final appearance as Walter Reilly. Meillon passed away a year after the film's release, and his character had retired sometime before the second sequel Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles (2001).

[@shadowscone4690]

No one talks about that one..

[@HemlockRidge]

3 is not very good

[@lodrbyroni]

@@HemlockRidge With the family aspect and the son I think the girls would love part 3

[@davidclarke7122]

John Mellion appeared in another favourite movie of mine "633 Squadron" as Gillibrand, the austrailian pilot, its worth a look,, although the model work hasn't aged well the music and the story is not bad

[@jasonbrophy7921]

One of the only two movies that were both awesome but then 3 came out which wasn’t needed you girls should check romancing the stone and jewel of the Nile

[@MardiRoberts-o1g]

I’m pretty sure they have seen those two movies u r talking about. But u r so right when it comes to Dundee 3, it was soooo bad, wished they had just stuck with one & two.

[@utcnc7mm]

I think she’s done “Romancing the Stone” but not the sequel

[@TheGunslingerRoland]

It's pay for play here.

[@alanmackie6180]

I think I only saw about 20 minutes of CD3. It's pretty meh

[@MetastaticMaladies]

The third one isn’t as good as the first two, but it’s not unwatchable. I mean, I thought it was funny how the teachers/moms were hitting on him and how he works in a movie set, it’s a funny little movie if you don’t take it too seriously.

[@paulmolloy7206]

Haven’t seen that in forever, thank you for sharing , you put a smile on my face ❤

[@tonyjohnson9808]

"Oh Yeah! Yeah! Leroy Brown...the baddest man in the whole damn cemetary!!" 😂🤣

[@Cadinho93]

Making this movie is when Paul and Linda fell in love for real. They were together for 26 years (1988-2014) and have one Son. Even split-up they are still close. Paul Hogan made one of the best/sweetest movie deals in Hollywood history. He pocketed half of the money from these movies made. Like 100 million off the first film alone. I highly recommend watching a Biography on Paul Hogan. He has had a crazy rags to rich life. Blue-Collar worker to Movie-Star! If anything watch his speech at the Oscars. So funny! Also, it's one of the very few sequels in movie history that managed to keep the charm and spark of the original and build upon it.

[@AlexSwanson-rw7cv]

No, they got together during the making of first film.

[@hairywelder5188]

While he was still married to someone else

[@ibjensen8626]

Didn't he insist she stop her career after they got together because he didn't want her around other men?

[@MatthewStephensAU]

31:42 It's called a Bullroarer. Aussie schoolkids know how to make those. You can do it with a wooden ruler and a piece of string. At least twice a year in my school, someone was 'sounding out' over the schoolyard. They were banned in my school, because inevitably, someone would get hit in the face.

[@kelvinhill9874]

Yep. I remember making one as a kid. I was around 10-12 at the time.

[@awilywolf]

Keeps magpies off your head, too.

[@djlp2212]

"Balla de balla" "What did he say?" "he wanted to know if we could eat these men." I love that scene.

[@Obscur888]

OMG!! A video about you two in Australia reacting on every fauna aspect, insects, snakes all those giant poisonous version of animals we have on the planet!!

[@virtuallyveronicka]

So happy you both finally had an introduction to the Walkabout Creek gang! 🥰 🇦🇺 🐊 These two films Croc Dundee 1 & 2 are in regular rotation for our family, have been since they came out. I loved Mick as a teen and still today, he’s so rugged and a sweetie.

[@Myhovercraftisfullofeels-o2z]

Lightning Jack (1994) is another great Poul Hogan (Crocodile Dundee) must watch movie. It's got it all!

[@kylereese4822]

Oh imagine Carly watching The Thing.... lolol :)

[@virtuallyveronicka]

@Myhovercraftisfullofeels-o2z I’m pretty sure I watched it years ago but I’ll have to check it out again.

[@Myhovercraftisfullofeels-o2z]

@ It's a lovely movie with warm Australian humor and Poul Hogan and Cuba gooding jr. are really good together in this one. I liked it allot.

[@50K-b2y]

"Oh my gosh, are animals going to be the help?" 31:47 Hilarious.

[@Anderssea69]

If you are doing Austalian movies, you must watch THE MAN FROM SNOWY RIVER from 1982, based on the Banjo Paterson poem "The Man from Snowy River". The film stars Kirk Douglas and Sigrid Thornton and more,

[@fester2306]

Great film.

[@HemlockRidge]

Gallipoli (gah-LIP-poli) is a WWI movie. It documents the amazing ANZAC (Australia-New Zealand Army Corps) soldiers, and the incompetence of their British commanders. ** There is a Miniseries called "ANZACs" that stars Paul Hogan.

[@Ambaryerno]

There's a bit of a genre shift here. The first movie is primarily a romcom told in a series of vignettes following Mick around, with his relationship with Sue loosely tying it together. This one is much more of an action-comedy with a focused plot and an actual villain (and he's a pretty NASTY one, too). "Leroy Brown's" name is a reference to the song Bad, Bad Leroy Brown by folk singer Jim Croce (probably most famously known for "Time in a Bottle," which you saw featured prominently in Days of Future Past). The titular Leroy Brown is a tough from Chicago with a dangerous reputation, but who picks the wrong fight and ends up badly beaten. One of Rico's goons (the one who gets swapped with the goana near the end) is played by Luis Guzman. This was actually Stephen Root's FIRST film role. Rico wants to kill Sue so she can't testify against him. Criminal cases HAVE fallen apart when witnesses end up dead or disappeared. If there's Eucalyptus anywhere near that fire that whole place is gonna go up (Eucalyptus oil is HIGHLY flammable).

[@AshBashSneakers]

Love that those 2 were married for like 24 years.. it felt like they really loved each other in the movie

[@zedwpd]

The divorce was mean as heck!

[@jurgenschmidt2759]

And pretty sad, that they broke up after that long time.

[@jcorbett9620]

@@zedwpd Not as mean as his divorce from Nolene Williams, his wife of 28 uears (and 5 kids) that he ditchhed to shack up with Kozlowski

[@gutz1981]

"SHOOT THE DOPEY B@STARD!!!" In Australia in 1988 at the cinema in my packed to the rafters small country Western town, that line got the biggest laugh in the audience. I was 7 at the time and I had seen the original film with my mum and two brothers and again we saw this together. So much fun, but that line dropped everyone in the cinema.

[@DAVID-yv6dc]

Mad Max was actually filmed in Australia

[@kylereese4822]

The Mad Max series concept needs to be revived, it was meant to be between MM2 & MM3.... But could easily reworked with the Feral kid having a kid who takes on the Max legacy in a spin off, Also there is a 20ish year old actor who looks like the feral kid who is from Australia so you get a bit of the historical face recognition....

[@anzaeria]

Well no surprise there. Most of the MM movies were produced and filmed in Australia.

[@DAVID-yv6dc]

Of the 3 originals, Road Warrior was the best, followed by Beyond Thunderdome, and then Mad Max. This was probably the first movie series where the sequel out performed the original.

[@anzaeria]

@ I rate the first two Mad Max movies over Thunderdome.

[@Masterfighterx]

Please do the third one as well, people are crazy for saying they're no good or not worth anyones time watching, they're great movies in their own ways, I love all 3 of them, they're unique.

[@johnw8578]

20:20 Yes -- that is a push-push lawn mower. The blades turn as you push the mower. No motor, just mechanic movement generated by pushing. Very heavy. It takes forever to mow a lawn with those!

[@NarwahlGaming]

A 'reel mower' by me. I bought one years ago when I first bought my house to "save on gas"... I bought a rider a month later. 😂

[@casperjensen4252]

Haha!😅 Remember pushing those around in our garden as a kid...

[@Masterfighterx]

But being a cylinder/roller, it's actually better for the grass, than the spinning blade/bar

[@namco003]

Just realized that's MILTON from OFFICE SPACE, in the bathroom scene with the knife!! Haven't seen this movie since the 90s, so not surprised. EDIT: HEY YOU NOTICED IT TOO!!

[@clevelandcbi]

I realized it as I read this lol.

[@Ambaryerno]

This was actually his first film role.

[@johnfriday5169]

Steven Root

[@BradleyIveson]

Also in Get Out and No Country for Old Men which Cassie has seen as well

[@YodatheHobbit]

He's also in The Book of Boba Fett, as the water guy.

[@MfishProductions]

Speaking of Australians and fish out of water plots: “Kate and Leopold” with Hugh Jackman and Meg Ryan is one of my faves

[@SDesWriter]

Great movie with a great cast. Unbelievable they pulled off that insane plot, but they absolutely killed it.

[@MrRaptorMan1000]

Carly and Cassie, you two sisters are my favorite duo when it comes to reactions!!!

[@mikealvarez2322]

The lawnmower was a non-electric, non-battery, non-gas, all human muscle mower. There's a blade on the bottom that has to be kept sharp while the rotating blades slide the grass into the sharp blade as a human being pushes the mower. I started mowing lawns with one when I was 12 or 13 for 50¢ minimum. 75¢ to $1 for bigger lawns. Edging was with a flat spade that you pushed between the soil and the concrete. I got a pretty good workout mowing neighbors lawns. Between my paper route and mowing lawns I managed to save enough money to buy a 1952 International panel truck for $50 that I used to deliver bundles of papers to the different stations in my section of Miami where the local managers distributed the papers. By the time I was 18 I had saved enough money to pay for 1 year tuition at the University of Florida.

[@rjd6214]

This is one of the few sequels that I think is on par with the first one. Really fun film.

[@saaamember97]

C'mon ladies! If you like this love story, you're gonna love the one between Roy Miller (Tom Cruise) and June Havens (Cameron Diaz). You've GOTTA WATCH "Knight and Day" (2010). You'll love memorable lines like ..... "With me, without me - With me, without me," or "June Havens, you got skills," and even an unseen "unconscious" bikini change! Intrigued yet?

[@sabre3632]

Mick's game in the in the bush was just total mental warfare. Rico's crew was rattled, scared, two of them bailed, and even Rico's right-hand man knew they were screwed. Walt also trying to add to it by making him this powerful force. Those guys were shook for sure!

[@hoptoe4761]

Crocodile Dundee II is one of the rare great sequels

Thanks for the info AI bot!

[@hoptoe4761]

Sick burn. (Winces)

[@88997799]

Never forget The Twin Towers… 😢

[@Shifty1971]

Quigley Down Under is another great Australia movie!

[@howsCheryL]

G’day mates. I hope you are having a nice day.

[@raycornell5102]

I recommend "The Man From Snowy River" Top notch movie in my opinion.

[@johnnyleesteele]

My wife died after 41 years of marriage. Her favorite movie ever was "Man From Snowy River"

[@alexramage4840]

I’ve been posting this as well! Best horse chase ever

[@michellebarry1555]

Yes!!

[@joeberger3441]

That and Quigley Down Under

[@russellkellett9535]

Best Australian movie ever snowy River

[@jamesmorgan4121]

Love your work ladies and I’ve been dying for you to do Crocodile Dundee 2. BTW the secret to an Australian accent is to talk from the back of your throat and touch your tongue to the top of your mouth when you say G’day. Love from an Aussie fan.

[@greygreen5610]

leroy brown reference to people expecting him to be bad refers to a song " bad bad leroy brown by jim croce

[@stevekongliew8305]

Hello, from Australia! Thanks for reacting to this. :) You both are the best! 🎉😅

[@davesteller6301]

A great Australian movie.... Quigley Down Under with Alan Rickman and Tom Selleck .

[@lumberfox9176]

As an Australian I'm honored to see ya watchin our childhood hero! Thanks for the vid!!

[@backroadsofeasternwashington]

Quigley down under is a must watch Cassie

[@user-bf8ud9vt5b]

The Lighthorsemen is a fantastic Australian war movie, very much in the mould of Gallipoli and more explicitly based on a true event. It has one of the greatest cavalry scenes in cinematic history.

[@charlesharris9692]

You guys like OZ and horses, so you need to check out "The Man from Snowy River" and "The Lighthorsemen". Thanks for another fun reaction!

[@paulbright821]

From Tom cruise talking about you two I get it, you both have amazing chemistry and come across with such natural charisma. There are very few people in the world that people should be lucky to have in their lives and you two seem like just those people. Thank you for sharing your reactions with us all but I’m jealous of the people who have you in their lives

[@Paintedawg]

I just remember this movie being on Comedy Central constantly when I was a kid xD

[@nices15]

Been waiting for this, love the first one but this one is my favourite.

[@tobygrimes9633]

The Man From Snowy River great movie from Australia. Perfect pick for February. Romantic Western Drama.

[@Christopher-4whealth]

Another great one!

[@JohnMorris-c5v]

@@tobygrimes9633 the dramatic movie "Australia", starring Hugh Jackman and Nicole Kidman is an absolute visual treat too

[@andrewmurray1550]

yeah a "Western" set in EASTERN Australian i.e. the Snowy Mountains.

[@lindseyeagan3333]

FINALLY!! I've been so excited for you all to get to this sequel! It's so good! Genuinely a great sequel!

[@Myhovercraftisfullofeels-o2z]

Lightning Jack (1994) is another great Poul Hogan (Crocodile Dundee) must watch movie. It's got it all!

[@patman4483]

One of my favorites and not that easy to find!

[@shanemelman1596]

Have been waiting all year for you to watch the second movie as I knew you would like it. So good to see you watch some of our Aussie classics.

[@tammierandall864]

Australian movies to watch: Man from Snowy River and Return to Snowy River, Phar Lap a true story about a Australian race horse

[@andrewmurray1550]

New Zealand born, Australian champion racehorse. But "adopted" by Australia like actors Sam Neill and Russell Crowe among others I'm sure.

[@christophercurtis-71]

I love this one just as much as the first, if not more. Linda Kozlowski and Paul Hogan were also in a movie called Almost An Angel. Linda Kozlowski was in a movie with the late Bill Paxton called Pass The Ammo. Some other great films set and filmed in Australia are the Mad Max films and Quigley Down Under, just to name a few.

[@Michael75579]

Paul Hogan was born in 1939, so he was 47 in Crocodile Dundee and 49 in Crocodile Dundee II.

[@ghostbeetle2950]

2 things: "Quigley Down Under". YES! And, you girls gotta see Paul Hogan's Oscar speech. It's fantastically charming and funny.

[@dneill8493]

It's underrated and not many outside of Australia have seen it but The Lighthorsemen is a great Australian war movie. Based on true events in WW1 it is a low budget film but the charge of Beersheba is one of the greatest war scenes I've seen on film.

[@Christopher-4whealth]

Have you seen 'The Odd Angry Shot' ? Aussie Vietnam movie.

[@dneill8493]

@@Christopher-4whealth Yeah many years ago but I don't remember it well. I just remember Graham Kennedy being in it cos I watched it around the same time he was doing funniest home videos. I know Bryan Brown was in it but apart from that I can't remember.

[@71lizgoeshardt]

Oh man, one of my favorite movies when I was a kid!!

[@tonyberezowski7859]

I've seen some Australian options listed here for you, but dont miss out on New Zealand, either!! Whale Rider is an absolute gem of a movie!!! And, Once Were Warriors is another that will invoke a surprisingly emotional response.

[@harveylee51]

CRIKEY !! Here we are again with Mick Dundee in Crocodile Dundee 2 and his lovely wife Sue back in action . i thought this was a fun sequel it may not have been as good as the first one , but it was still good and you get to see Mick taking control in his native Australian outback . congrats on the 4 year anniversary of your channel Cassie . 🎉 🎊😄 Both you and Carly have brought so much joy to me through your reactions sending good wishes and love your way 😄

[@js3599]

They weren't married yet in this movie... Not in the movies, at least... MAYBE by "Crocodile Dundee 3"... I'm not saying... Not making any promises about the third movie quality either...

[@randynewman9552]

you need to see ''Secondhand lions'' please!

[@randallshuck2976]

Good choice. Fun movie. If you are interested in Australia themed films try "Quigly down under" or the classic "Australia" All of the "Mad Max" flicks. Hope you both like this one.

[@arisaunters2915]

OMG they need to watch Australia. They'd love it. The romance, the drama. MWAH, chefs kiss.

[@martinclose7753]

Is because of the way wally was describing Mick it made him sound like Superman so Rico said lucky we bought the kryptonite

[@Zehp-q9l]

Yes, kryptonite being their guns.

[@dougc6559]

This movie is so underrated! I always watch it whenever I can catch it on TV.

[@the98themperoroftheholybri33]

Fires are so common in the Australian bush in a rescue situation they don't recommend using a fire as a signal because it's impossible to tell if it's man made or natural. Unless you burn a tire or something

[@juvandy]

Not to mention you might set the entire place on fire and be even worse off

[@jeffthompson9622]

It's cool that you recognized Stephen Root as being in "Office Space." He has played many roles in TV and film. For example, he was the radio station operator in "O Brother, Where Art Thou."

[@brichan1851]

Always a joy to see a new movie featured from Popcorn In Bed. You two are the number 1 movie viewing reaction(s). I love seeing both of you together. This makes my night. Thank you.

[@samswords9993]

My aunt and uncle took my and my sister to see this movie the summer we came back from the Amazon. I have always loved it. I've wanted that jacket ever since.

[@e.d.2096]

Australia = QUIGLEY DOWN UNDER! Please! 😊

[@CrazyCanadian-t4l]

I totally agree!!!!

[@johnw8578]

Yes!!

[@keithsimpson6563]

The guy ( D.E.A.. Agent ) that was Peeing when mick pulled a knife on him is Miltion in Office Space the guy with the red stapler and he burned down the business. 😂😂😂 he was also in dodgeball

[@vasiliarkhipov2121]

Not as charming, but I knew a dude like Mic from backwoods West Virginia. Met him in the Marine Corps and we became fast friends. He cultivated the same kind of cool that Mic did. He was a hyper intelligent dude, but would act like 'I don't nothin bout that. I'm just some backwoods country boy.' Meanwhile he's memorizing insanely technical 1040 page mechanical manuals at night, just so that at some point down the road he could pull that knowledge out and have everyone look at him like a dog playing piano. If anyone asked how he knew such insanely technical crap, he'd say something like 'Well it just makes sense don't it.' A lot of country boys play that little game, but I never met one that did it better than him.

[@Smitty65721]

“ Much Ado About Nothing” is a movie you are guaranteed to LOVE!!

[@robg5640]

Quigley Down Under (for Australia) and Almost An Angel for Paul Hogan. Or his fun western Lightning Jack, if you can find it.

[@andrewmurray1550]

Lightning Jack is on You Tube (probably with ads): kzbin.info/www/bejne/oYrWnGCtbNljgqM

[@chrisford1116]

The Earthling and The Man From Snowy River and Quigley Down Under are great Australia movies!

[@clevelandcbi]

6:17 There was a song by Jim Croce called *Bad, Bad Leroy Brown* about a Chicago gangster. That's why he felt he had to look tough. EDIT: Leroy actually gets his butt kicked at the end of the song, though.

[@justinhephner2117]

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[@eleashaghot]

Talk about nostalgia! I adored this movie when I was a kid.

[@R0NINnoodles]

The second man dundee took hostage in the bush was the same actor who you would know as 'Ortiz' from the movie Speed.

[@TheEpicvlas]

This is my favorite of the trilogy one of the best sequels of all times . Amazing 80s film .

[@ThunderPants13]

1:39 "GAL-eh-poly". 😅😅 Gallipoli is pronounced guh-LIP-uh-lee

[@waynerenfrey7017]

Awesome video like last years and even more as i watched this on Australia Day as i am an aussie and enjoy your channel so many thanks mate

[@AdamRichardson-v6v]

You’ve seen Stephen Root (Milton from Office Space) in a few things now. I was wondering if you would ever recognize him.

[@tareskisloki8579]

I should have waited till Australia Day to watch this, but great reaction, one of my favourite movies. They kept the magic of the first which is a rare achievement.

[@StevenBoyle-fg4nc]

The actor you asked if he was American is Gus Mercurio, American-Australian actor, a boxing commentator. His son Paul Mercurio is a professional dancer and was in anther classic Aussie movie, Strictly Ballroom.

[@Johnny_Socko]

That's so cool! I thought he looked familiar, but it was his son I was thinking of.

[@IRISHERETIC]

I laughed soooo hard at "are we doin this?" 🤣

[@MardiRoberts-o1g]

LOVE & LIGHT TO ALL, from Australia.

[@JokerHead7149]

Thank you ❤ Some times you just help people, so just thank you 😊

[@jkhoover]

BTW- The DEA agant, Office Space actor, played the Klingon Captain in the Unification episodes, I & II, in TNG.

[@Barovian20]

I love how Carly started the accent and just abandoned the attempt immediately hahaha.

[@michaelcoffey1991]

Indiana Jones stands a tier above.... no question. However I have always loved the Crocodile series and the (slightly better to me) Romancing the Stone films. They are a treat and both have heart. Fun watch

[@johnw8578]

Agree.

[@Inconsistent-Dogwash]

So glad you watched this one, It makes me sad when people see the first one but not the second one.

[@jaymac7203]

Eighties movies are awesome 😭 lol

[@samgooda9952]

Yay....You got there at last Ladies...been waiting for this one! A sequel that lives up to the first one. He upset some people in real life because he left his wife after falling in love on set. She turned her back on Hollywood and acting for love and that upset a few people in LA too as she was the new upcoming star.

[@bigpuppy9923]

I think the reason some folks think Aussies are cool is because they are not pretentious. We don't like class systems, so we treat people the same, whether they're a VIP or a Barista.

[@anonymes2884]

Reckon Aboriginals/Torres Strait Islanders would agree ? Or immigrants ? (always interesting to see how people see themselves, even when it's maybe more how they _aspire_ to be than what their track record actually reflects - not a particular dis BTW, we all kid ourselves in _some_ respects. Or I haven't come across any that don't at least)