Crocodile Dundee (1986) | *First Time Watching* | Movie Reaction | Asia and BJ

[@rickyseller7601]

The main difference between an alligator and a crocodile is one will see you later and the other will see you in a while ! ;)

[@antoinettelopes]

👏🏼

[@RabbiSteve1]

A joke after my heart. Thank you.

[@daveking9393]

Thanks for the chuckle!

[@jannathompson2262]

😅😅😅

[@ElroyMcDuff]

Haha!

[@toochangz]

Hard to explain what a massive hit this was. "This is a knife" scene is still hilarious

[@IWDTC]

I remember it well :-)

[@Louis-iz8nq]

"That's not a noife, THIS is a noife.". 😂😅

[@paulpski9855]

Everyone I knew was running around doing an Australian accent after this movie.

[@paulinegallagher7821]

Just the idea he was carrying such a large hunting knife just because

[@Louis-iz8nq]

@@paulinegallagher7821 And on a commercial airline yet.😱🤔🤣👀

[@JustEnjoyAll84]

All i can think now when i even hear Crocodile Dundee is "Pump your brakes kid. That man is a national treasure"

[@howardb.6205]

you are about to cross a line, LOL

[@BattleAngelFan99]

I checked comments before I said it. :D

[@shafeeemamdee6638]

@What... do... YOU... mean...you people!!"

[@ausmarkb]

😆😆

[@ChefPatrickChase]

in an interview paul hogan said that a sequel would have to be twice as funny as the first film to be considered “just as funny” so paul put in a lot of funny stuff with his acting to make CD2 better

[@Jim-tv4cr]

Now you guys have to see crocadile Dundee 2 , I think it's even better

[@lorimcmyne4283]

Me too

[@reesebn38]

Yes one of the few sequels that tops the first, and their chemistry is even better. I guess because that is when they fell in love.

[@lorimcmyne4283]

@@reesebn38 didn't he leave his wife to marry the costar in the franchise?

[@VicEclectica]

@@lorimcmyne4283 Yes he did.

[@RabbiSteve1]

I like them both about the same. But I get why many will like the sequel even more. For me, why sometimes the first one edges out the sequel, was just the sheer novelty of that first movie.

[@williamscoggin1509]

Crocodile Dundee and Quigley Down Under are two of the most beloved movies ever filmed in Australia. 👍🏻

[@MicahWo]

I've always said Quigley Down Under is my favorite "western", lol

[@nickschnider9191]

​@MicahWo quigley is one of my father's favorites. Also I would throw mad max into the mix I think? 2nd film from Australia I ever knew tho haha.

[@joemckim1183]

Young Einstein

[@startrekiborg]

Ahhh....Mad Max and The Road Warrior?

[@joemckim1183]

@@startrekiborg The Road Warrior was much more well known in America than its predecessor, its why its titled The Road Warrior in America but Mad Max 2 when it was originally titled when it came out in Australia first.

[@benjaminanderson5263]

Paul hogans speech at the Oscars was one of the best of all time. Worth a reaction too

[@RonnieG]

Never seen that!

[@bennymartinez5532]

Yes definitely. I’ve seen that😂😂

[@phillyphan1225]

He left his wife and kids after hitting Hollywood and thinking the success of this movie was going to be his life.

[@JohnBullard]

One of the best ever.

[@Bert2144]

After they made this movie them got married they fell in love making the movie. You have watch the second one it’s better.

[@chefskiss6179]

I just know your mama is laughing and proud up in heaven elbowing everyone to keep quiet "That's my daughter and she's finally watching Crocodile Dundee like I told her!" 😂😂😂

[@GNXXRAY]

Best line in the movie…”You’re not serious about this lemon are ya?” I cry every time I hear it

[@jannathompson2262]

Get outta the way you pelican 😂

[@the3rdbean]

the second crocodile dundee is just as good as the first one if not better

[@Knight_Who_Says_Nee]

I tend to come down in the 'better' column of that debate myself. lol

[@DarthAwar]

100 ​@@Knight_Who_Says_Nee

[@multiversal2023]

You gotta watch the 2nd one

[@Tusocalypse]

The shaving with the knife thing was him playing a trick. Like the watch thing or losing "half his leg". He was shaving with a regular razor and when she walked over, he switched to the knife. With the watch thing, he asked Wally for the time and then pretended he was looking at the sun to determine the time. All to play it up some more for the story.

[@Impeach44]

Alligators and crocodiles are both large reptiles that belong to the same order, Crocodylia, but they belong to different families and have several distinct differences. Here are some of the main differences: Snout Shape: The most noticeable difference is the shape of their snouts. Alligators have a wider, U-shaped snout, while crocodiles have a longer, V-shaped snout. Habitat: Alligators prefer freshwater habitats, such as lakes, rivers, and wetlands, while crocodiles can be found in both freshwater and saltwater environments. Teeth: Alligators have an overbite, meaning their upper jaw is wider than their lower jaw, so their lower teeth are not visible when their mouths are shut. Crocodiles, on the other hand, have a similar-sized upper and lower jaw, so their bottom teeth are visible when their mouths are closed. ** Geographic Range**: Alligators are only found in the southeastern United States and China, while crocodiles are found in Africa, Asia, Australia, and the Americas. Salt Excretion: Crocodiles have glands on their tongues that help them excrete salt, which allows them to live in saltwater environments. Alligators do not have these glands and are not able to live in saltwater environments. Behavior: Alligators are generally more docile and less aggressive than crocodiles, which are known for their aggressive behavior. Physical Characteristics: Alligators tend to be darker in color, with a blackish-gray color, while crocodiles are lighter, with a grayish-green or brown color.

[@CigarMick]

Great breakdown and explaining the difference between the species. Well done.

[@julie68au]

thank you

[@Haptophobic]

It's so strange how much I enjoyed this lol I live in Florida. I've actually run over an alligator with my car. They are so common here. After I ran it over, a man in a truck pulled over and and asked me if I was going to eat that. I said no so he loaded it up in his truck and took off. True Story...Florida lol

[@OlympicLeprechaun]

Well done. However you did miss what is probably the biggest difference; An alligator will see you later. A crocodile sees you after a while.

[@matthewsuchomski2593]

"Alligators are generally more docile and less aggressive than crocodiles, which are known for their aggressive behavior." oh yes, there's a reason why people wrestle gators but not crocs.

[@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.

[@bwsinfonia13]

Paul Hogan also did commercials for the Subaru Outback, during the 90’s which is most likely the ones BJ was referring to.

[@danieljohnson2005]

Me watching other reaction channels: That’s not a reaction. Turns on Asia and BJ: That’s a reaction.

[@cog4life]

WORD!!!!! ❤❤

[@just2coolkk]

im so happy ... this is a forgotten 80s treasure

[@g.herbert3810]

Asia now knows why 'Crocodile Dundee' was in her Mom's VHS collection.😂🎉 God Bless You Both, and Happy Belated Father's Day!

[@geneticrex]

My cousin was a model based in NYC at the time of this film and was an extra in the party scene. She got to meet the Paul Hogan and said he was a really good guy in real life.

[@christopherallen3923]

LOVE Asia's reaction to the crocodile!! 😅😂

[@tanyarislund9304]

In tears from laughing at the replay😂

[@paulhughes4117]

Those two got married after meeting while making this movie. They were together for a very long time, a lot more than those typical Hollywood romances.

[@garnet0101]

They cheated on their spouses.

[@msjkay16]

They had a son and spent years together, but she left him for another man. He returned to his ex-wife, for the third time - they divorced, re-married, then he left her for this actress (who was the same age as his daughter), then returned again. His ex had the worst time after being left alone to take care of all the kids while he had this romantic love affair with a much younger woman. They say you can't build happiness on another's misery. I know of quite a lot of cases where one partner dumps another for the shiny new affair (usually men, for younger women) and every single one of them ends up being dumped in turn. Karma.

[@OttoMack1]

​@@DanielKing-dk5nr Ok bot (you joined yt a year ago, huh?!) Taxation is theft. Who cares if he promotes smokes.

[@johnniekight1879]

Love the "fish out of water" formula. Paul Hogan was a Australian comedian whose skit show was quite funny.

[@laurab391]

Crocodile Dundee 2 is even better. A must watch!

[@RyneMurray23]

They were actually married for 20 something years in real life. The chemistry that they have in these two movies, you can see it👍🏼

[@jose9593]

Paul Hogan and Linda Kozlowski fell in love while making this movie.

[@NeutronDance]

And then they divorced in 2014

[@fredfinks]

@@NeutronDance Thats ok. I remember good advice from some old lady - Just because a relationship ends doesnt mean it was wasted or unenjoyable time. Dont cry that you werent together for eternity, appreciate that you were together even for a day.

[@RalphBednarski]

​@@fredfinksThey actually are still friends (due to having kids). It's just sometimes (not always)...Divorce is a mutual thing to where the two people involved stay friends and still love each other, they just get new love interest).

[@rogermorgan1522]

The final scene at the end ,walking on people ,is a metaphor for sheepdogs walking on sheeps backs ,a common sight in packed yards, at shearing , drenching ,and crutching times. No insult intended.!

[@justwondering5651]

You're reading too much into it. It's not a metaphor, it's just the crowd getting into it.

[@geoculus5606]

Never heard of that, thanks.

[@mrtim5363]

@@justwondering5651Feel like you're both correct, doubt New Yorkers at that time would have a clue about sheep dogs. & Having been around since the films release I can guarantee you the American audience didn't. However, for Paul Hogan & Australians they did. & Since Africa , India, & Europe accounted for more than 50% of the sheep raised globally, they understood it too. That's a huge international market & the film was a huge international success. (Forgive me) The joke just went over American heads.

[@samwise1982]

So great! I love the part where Dundee sneaks a peak at Wally's watch, before pretending to tell the exact time based only on the sun. Also the part where he is shaving with a regular razor, but then quickly switches to his knife just when he notices Sue.

[@kurre7]

"That's not a noyff. THIS is a noyff." I was born in 1981 so I probably heard that phrase a million times by the time I was 18.

[@Aurochhunter]

Thanks for watching this, your Australian fans appreciate it.

[@TrentRidley]

The big finale scene where Mick walks across the heads of the people in the subway was inspired by the way Australian sheepdogs run across the back of sheep when they're tightly packed in their holding pens. The name of Mick and Wally's tour company was Never Never Tours. "The never never" is another Australian term for the outback, particularly the more remote and inhospitable parts of the outback. So for example, one might say, "I'm heading out into the never never on a camping trip next week." Mick likely wouldn't have asked Gus to take him home "by way of a liquor store." Most self-respecting Aussies would say, "grog shop" or "bottle-o." I assume they used liquor store for the US audience. Since you guys were asking about crocodiles and since others have already commented regarding the differences between crocodiles and alligators, I'll add a little trivia on Australian crocodiles; We have two species of crocodiles in Australia, the saltwater crocodile and the freshwater crocodile. Don't be deceived by the names, however, as both can occur in either environment. With that said, the smaller freshwater crocodiles are usually pushed farther upstream into the freshwater rivers and lakes by their larger, more aggressive saltwater cousins which tend to range around the coastlines and up to around 100Km (60 miles) inland/upstream. Freshwater croc's are endemic to the northern tropics of Australia, meaning they are only found here. In contrast, whilst saltwater crocodiles are native to tropical northern Australia, they also range throughout much of the coastal regions of Southeast Asia..... and yes, they do sometimes cross seas/oceans. The freshwater crocodile is a relatively small crocodilian. Males can grow to 2.3-3.0m (7.5-9.8 ft) long, while females reach a maximum size of 2.1m (6.9 ft). Males commonly weigh around 70 kg (150 lb), with large specimens up to about 100 kg (220 lb), whilst mature females typically weight around 40 kg (88 lb), but can get to almost twice that weight when well fed. Saltwater crocodiles are the largest crocodilian species in the world. Males mature at about 3.3m (11 ft) in length, though can get as large as 7m (23 feet) in length and weigh as much as 1 000 - 1 500Kg (2 200 - 3 300lbs). Females are much smaller, maturing at about 2.3m (7.5 ft) and reaching a maximum length of about 3.3m (11ft) and typically weigh between 150Kg - 300Kg (330lbs - 660lbs). Freshwater crocodiles pose little danger to humans. They can take a nasty chunk, but there are no recorded incidents of freshwater croc's killing a human. They usually avoid human interaction, only attacking if cornered or provoked in some way. They have longer, narrowing snouts than saltwater croc's and eat a variety of invertebrate and vertebrate prey, including crustaceans, insects, spiders, fish, frogs, turtles, lizards, snakes, birds and small mammals, though adults really do specialise in preying upon fish for the most part. Saltwater crocodiles on the other hand do pose a significant threat to humans. They are naturally cautious of humans, but will also actively hunt humans if the opportunity presents. Fatal croc attacks are rare in Australia - less than one per year - likely due to the fact that unlike in some other parts of the world Australia has extensive public awareness campaigns around croc safety and sufficient infrastructure to prevent the need for people to utilise our natural waterways for things such as washing and collecting cooking and drinking water (we're certainly very lucky in that sense). Like their smaller cousins, salties grow up feeding on things like insects, frogs, small lizards, fish, and crustaceans. They later progress to eating larger crustaceans, turtles, birds, large fish, reptiles, and mammals such as dingoes, wombats, wallabies, kangaroos, as well as introduced species such as wild pigs, deer, and buffalo. Both Australian crocodilian species were hunted to near extinction by the 1970's, but have been protected since around this time by State and Territory government legislation. Hunting croc's in Australia is illegal except in rare incidents where governments secure the services of a hunter to relocate or destroy a problem animal. Numbers of both species have bounced back magnificently over the past 40-50yrs and there are now a number of commercial croc farms which raise croc's in order to harvest their meat and skins. These farms conduct breeding programs and a limited number of licenses are also granted each year for the harvest of croc eggs from the wild during the breeding season - which can be dangerous work as mamma croc's guard their nests. All of the croc's depicted in this film were saltwater crocodiles. Anyway, that's probably more than anybody wanted to know about Australian croc's, so I'll go ahead and show myself out. 👍

[@TSIRKLAND]

Thanks for the information! Some people seem to not care for long-form comments, but I appreciate knowing. So thanks again!

[@yaboycapone1996]

The sequals are also worth watching

[@StanleyJohnson-tf5el]

You guys watch such great classic movies. I grew up with so many that you’re just now enjoying! I am glad you are enjoying.

[@peterg219]

Paul Hogan and a few others raised $10m to make this movie. It grossed $380m, and he controlled distribution rights. Biggest R.O.I. block buster ever. P.S. He married his co-star, they actually fell inlove during the making of this movie. Crocodiles can grow to 20 feet, no worries and they are known to stalk humans. Glad you liked the show. Cheers from Sydney, AU.

[@jamesleonard9703]

Ok, you two. Number 2 should be on the horizon to watch. I wouldn't say it's better, but it's more interesting, more action, and you get to meet Leroy Brown, the baddest man in town.

[@travismitchell9637]

Paul Hogan is a national treasure. He was an average dude working construction until he made it as an actor in Australia. He was also married to Linda.

[@OttoMack1]

​@@DanielKing-dk5nrOk bot (you joined yt a year ago, huh?!) Taxation is theft. Who cares if he promotes smokes.

[@Scottie_S]

@@DanielKing-dk5nr He never frauded the ATO. In fact, the ATO came off looking like a pack of mongrels after settling with him out of court. They did succeed in defaming him and his name though, and he's had to live with that ever since. It might be worth your while to go and do some reading instead of spinning shit over the interwebs. Also, what the hell is wrong with you trying to shame a person for endorsing something that nobody knew was that harmful back in the 70's/80's? Take your crap elsewhere.

[@scanspeak00]

He actually was a comedian before he became an actor.

[@amyjordan195]

Both of you seemed to have missed that Mick was shaving with a disposable razor. When Sue appeared he quickly tucked it away and pulled out the knife to impress her.

[@sylvanaire]

Also, he asked Walter what time it was on W’s watch, then pretended to tell the time by looking at the sun’s position, lol. I think she was on to him! 😉

[@alanrabbitte2123]

They all miss that

[@ESLTeacherTom]

1 and 2 are terrific!

[@nthman123]

It's weird how a lot of Australians are mad about Paul Hogan and Crocodile Dundee. This movie he made is so solid, he should really be a national treasure.

[@BalokLives]

I'm curious to hear where you heard that. I was told that he was a national treasure. So much so that he became the official Australia tourism spokesperson. Aussies are, or at least they were indeed proud of him. I'm not Australian, but I used to watch his comedy show before he became a star, and I'm proud of him. I could be wrong, but Canadians don't seem to care as much about Neil Peart and Rush. I've asked no less than five Canadian's how they felt about his death, (I don't know many but when I meet them, I ask) and most didn't know him. A few said no big deal. Nobody was upset. Maybe I just didn't ask enough of them, or maybe they were too young. But that hurt me. They are my heroes, and I felt that if there ever was a band that should be worshipped by a country it would be Neil Peart, Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson. They should be put up on every billboard, given statues on corners, and their music should be playing in the streets.

[@Benjamin-yb9zp]

He is a treasure like anything that comes from Australia

[@N7Tigger]

I'm Australian and I don't know a single person who is mad about Crocodile Dundee. And Paul Hogan _is_ a national treasure.

[@BalokLives]

@@N7Tigger That's good to hear!

[@Alkey602]

That instant replay moment had me rollin, loved the reaction. Thank you for sharing, peace & love

[@lexwells4763]

I had a teacher show this movie to us and her interpretation was similar to Asia's views. She told us this movie was about Sue not Mick. The movie follows the evolution of Sue from career woman who has it all at a young age to a woman running to catch Mick because she was about to lose him. Our teacher kept saying over and over how everything in life is timely and there was only a certain amount of time for everything before we all die. For Sue there was only a certain amount of time to find a mate and the time for that would run out especially if she wanted to find one to have children. When Sue runs after Mick she is still running after him holding on to everything she knows. The moment Sue takes off her expensive heels and throws them away is when she forsakes everything she knows. She becomes committed to catch him. Our teacher paused the video at the very moment she throws off her heels to point out how important that moment was. According to our teacher her shoes were not cheap pumps, they were very expensive given all we know about her and her family. I love this movie and I love that she showed it to us.

[@fredfinks]

Thats one good teacher! a privilege to be taught by her.

[@daveofyorkshire301]

It was a lead man AND lead woman film. She wasn't a supporting actor, she was a component part with equal screen time.

[@daveofyorkshire301]

@@lexwells4763 I have just seen this video, why did you feel the need to repeat yourself? That ideology is an American one, but Crocodile Dundee was Australian written, acted and made. So it could have just been about innocence and the way it's untarnished in a place of corruption. OR Personal growth from those who think they are worldly when they meet someone unfazed by their ignorance (and that's not Dundee's ignorance). OR It could be how to be peaceful and content in your own life without the need to control or even seek beyond your boundaries.

[@sonofvideo4696]

The music was a massive part of this movie. Used brilliantly in all the scenes it appeared. Especially the end.

[@helenk6049]

Love the music in this, makes me emotional

[@aileenmclaren456]

The difference between crocodiles and alligators is one will see you later and the other will see you in a while 🤣🤣🤣 great film!!

[@Emilyhildegaard1]

We have "gators" primarily in Florida. Crocs exist in the humid tropics of both the Northern and Southern hemisphere. They have important physical differences, especially the heads, and crocs are bigger, I think. Alligators are found in fresh water.

[@Kevonutube303]

Huh, interesting... In West Virginia, where we don't see much of either, the only way we could tell the difference was that one will "See you later" and the other would " See you After while" 🤔

[@barrymoreblue]

@@Kevonutube303 🤣

[@howardb.6205]

the biggest difference is the spelling

[@allenruss2976]

Alligators are found from Virginia around Florida to Texas not just Florida

[@TheSuperman0011]

Alligators have a shorter more rounded snout whereas crocodiles have a more elongated snout. Both have 64 teeth at anytime. Both have hollow teeth due to the fact that they can't chew, it's just chomp and swallow. Gators are only found in North America unless they are in a zoo overseas.

[@chrispruett81]

Asia... Your momma knew what was up!! lol :) R.I.P. to your mom! :)

[@I_ll_beer_back]

The Australian comedy was a surprise hit in cinemas around the world in 1986 and made the comedian Paul Hogan, who was already successful in his home country and had also co-written the screenplay, an international star in one fell swoop. In 1990, Hogan married his film partner Linda Kozlowski. Linda Kozlowski filed for divorce from Paul Hogan in 2013. Crocodile Dundee grossed - at the time - around 330 million US dollars worldwide. Great movie, great humor, still absolutely worth seeing today.

[@johnmiller8968]

I just got to the instant replay part. That was hilarious.

[@clintelliott3175]

Lol Crocodile 🐊 Dundee lol funny movie I’ve not seen this picture since I was a kid. I remember it well so I will enjoy this reaction guy’s. That’s Not A Knife 🔪 This Is A Knife.. lol 😂 Cheers 🥂 guy’s

[@humbertojimenez3475]

We need MORE Instant Replays!!!! That was amazing

[@satyadasgumbyji8956]

Pump your brakes kids! This mofo a National Treasure! ✌️🌎❤️

[@DontrelleRoosevelt]

Heck yeah with the promotions around the knife scene! This movie turned out to be way better than I'd have thought. It brings me back to the greatest days of my childhood.

[@EricAKATheBelgianGuy]

When it was released in 1986, Crocodile Dundee became the highest-grossing non-American film in the U.S. ever. While it didn't seem like the kind of movie that would get nominated, it did get one Oscar nomination, for Best Original Screenplay (one of the writers was Paul Hogan, who played Crocodile Dundee).

[@reesebn38]

It almost out-grossed Top Gun.

[@Straydogger]

@@reesebn38 Rank Total Gross 1 Top Gun $176,781,728 2 Crocodile Dundee $174,803,506

[@davparksoh]

Crocodile Dundee 1 & 2 are modern classics!

[@Bobal27]

29:00 In Dundee’s defense, here’s a couple things to keep in mind. 1: He’s not used to dealing with gender issues, being from the country of another country. 2: It’s the 80’s, hardly anyone is used to that, either. 3: She was inviting him home, so he’s perfectly within his rights to rub her the right way on the way there, consent was already implied. If she doesn’t have the expected equipment, that’s on her for not letting him know before inviting him to play “The Crying Game.” If a woman was flirting that heavy at a bar with me, I might reach down to see how she reacts, before “circling the button,” if she seemed fine with it. If I find a lever instead of a button, though, I’d be a lot more discreet about it, and whisper in her ear that I don’t play that game, but thanks anyway for the confidence boost.

[@amybowens1503]

My daddy loved this movie. I've seen it several times. The knife part always made us laugh.

[@marlarogers9304]

I saw this in the theater when it was released. I swear we said, "that's not a knife, this is a knife" every day for months afterwards.

[@robertbassham8514]

I always look forward to watching you guys. You're good people.

[@Jetz316]

Looks like I’m watching the entire thing! I love this movie. ❤

[@samueld5418]

yesssss, been waiting on this! now you know, the greatest crossover we never got was a Beverly Hills Cop/Crocodile Dundee buddy cop film

[@3DJapan]

With no internet this was pretty much our introduction to Australia.

[@jaeladarlingtrailers]

I'm so happy to see you two watching this one! It's been a long-time fave of mine....and I do remember when it came out. 😆 I think you missed that Mick was actually shaving with a safety razor but pulled out the knife to make it look like he was shaving with it to impress the girl. 😁 I hope you do part 2 as well!

[@JaramF1]

I'm so glad you guys watched this absolute classic of a movie 👌

[@bjgandalf69]

Paul Hogan was mostly known before this film...for his own comedy sketch program The Paul Hogan Show, which he produced and wrote, and in which he played characters with Cornell and Delvene Delaney. The series, which ran for 60 episodes between 1973 and 1984, was popular in the UK, where it aired on the new Channel Four from 1982 and also in South Africa, and showcased his trademark lighthearted but laddish ocker humour. Hogan won the 1973 TV Week Logie Award for 'Best New Talent.'[10] The early series was on Channel Seven and, by 1975, it was screened on Channel Nine where it remained until the end of 1984. From his Wikipedia page...

[@Britcarjunkie]

It was aired here in the States for a brief time, in the early '80's.

[@barrymoreblue]

I grew up watching this on VHS, lol. I love it so much! Y’all should check out the sequel. *Asia, girl, that’s no excuse. I’m an ‘85 baby, and I’ve seen this my whole life. Lol

[@dunringill1747]

Asia: "ENCORE" We agree. "Crocodile Dundee 2" continues the fun. Make it happen!

[@life1042]

PART 2. Watch it back to back. ❤

[@w1n41]

So glad u liked it so much. Best reaction I've ever seen to this movie. I also love this movie so much. Owned it on vhs in the 90s and watched it so many times. I still watch it every time it comes up. Watch the next 2.

[@TheIronDuke9]

the love affair they had was real. The two actors met on set and Paul Hogan (who plays Dundee) left his wife he was with for about 30 years and married his co-star in this film, Linda Kozlowski. They remained married for nearly 25 yrs

[@Britcarjunkie]

I not only got to meet Paul Hogan at LAX not long after this was rsleased, he even taught me the "proper" method of throwing luggage onto the baggage belt at the Qantas ticket counter - using his own luggage! Very cool guy.

[@stewrmo]

Asia, your Mom had a great taste in movies! One love from Scotland. 💙

[@lamikahawkins9442]

Crocodile Dundee came out in 1986I love Crocodile Dundee, it's so good! Make sure you watch the 2nd one too! So much fun!🤗

[@jumpingmanatee]

He used the Force on the water buffalo. 😂

[@TomCat777]

In the bar scene, the guy with the hat also played Benny in Total Recall

[@ThatsillyChickBeth]

This came out in 86 .. lol I was 8.. and I remember going to the drive-in with my family to see this. Lol and my daddy teasing me..... Telling me to be careful on the way to the bathroom because there might be a crocodile in the ditch behind the bathrooms LOL

[@Letha-Mae]

It's time for a walk about y'all!! Crocodile Dundee was one of my childhood favorites and I still watch it!! I even love part 2. 🩵🩷

[@Biomechanical]

We don't have Komodo dragons in Australia but our Goannas get pretty big, and are always fun when they wander into a busy restaurant.

[@boob72]

Komodo dragons are descended from the extinct Australian Megalania.

[@StephenDouthart]

I've watched this countless times 😆👌

[@drb3nway]

I'm new to your reaction videos, and I've been loving them! You two have such a great thing going on, and I love experiencing the movie with you! I'm gonna head over to your patreon soon and check it out! Love!

[@RonnieG]

Been following them for about 2 years. Love their reactions.

[@romansochacki7678]

One of my favorite characters of all time. You guys have to do the sequel!

[@Buckaroo_Baldwin]

Alligators have rounded snouts and are found north of the equator (Miami) and prefer fresh water Crocs have longer pointed snouts and are usually found south of the equator (Africa, Australia) and prefer salt water, also slightly different colourings and size etc etc. For another great Australian film I recommend Muriels Wedding.

[@RenfrewPrume]

This is a classic romantic comedy that is still as funny as ever. 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 ever in a romantic comedy. It unavoidably reminds me of “Tarzan’s New York Adventure” (1942), the best of 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. BJ is right. The knife scene is a famous meme.

[@TheNaum80]

the ending always gets me

[@daveking9393]

Oh this is a fun movie! Looking forward to sharing it with you guys. You do such a great job editing!.

[@JoeMartinez_LA_LostSoul]

Crocodile Dundee cane out in 1986, and I was the same way Asia, I opened up the VHS drawers and passed this up because of the cover...it wasn't until a decade later, watching The Crocodile Hunter, aka Steve Irwin did I finally watch the movie, thinking he and Paul Hogan (Crocodile Dundee) were the same person 🙄 ... D'OH!

[@llvll_KEV_llvll]

Great Movie! Great Acting! Great Reaction!!!! Thank You so Much ✌ 🇦🇺

[@mikecalif5553]

My movie request is " "An Officer and a Gentleman". 😁

[@jannathompson2262]

No one does that movie😢

[@mikecalif5553]

@@jannathompson2262 It seemed similar to this movie romance. Maybe "Romancing the Stone" would be good also!

[@JordanJMyers]

Love these movies. Paul Hogan is awesome and man Linda Kozlowski was smokin. Great reaction y'all

[@jannathompson2262]

She was GORGEOUS ❤

[@loisrogers9042]

Alligator has broad nose, a croc's is long and pointy.

[@mariadore7000]

Other way round

[@ericc8705]

Back in the early to mid-1980's - the Australian tourist bureau started heavily pushing in America to get folk to come visit. Paul Hogan was one of the main spokesmen in that campaign "I'll put another shrimp on the barbie (barbeque)" was a phrase from that ad campaign. This was RIGHT BEFORE this movie was released ... so Paul Hogan became THE person that folks in America thought of when they mentioned Australia in the 1980's. America got this film (and soon a sequel) ... Foster's Beer (It's Australian for Beer, mate). This movie was a huge box office smash... everyone was quoting it (That's not a knife... THIS is a knife!) is still bantered about in certain circles. Glad you enjoyed it. Although it wasn't as widely liked by critics, I think y'all might like the sequel (Crocodile Dundee II). The third film was widely panned as a terrible sequel and Paul Hogan has refused to do any further films in this series. There was a loosely based fourth film "Dundee: Son of a Legend" which teased in some marketing trailers in 2018, starring Danny McBride, but no actual movie has been filmed (as yet)

[@anthonyhebisen]

The two actors were married in real life for years until recently.

[@707RipOtee]

Dude, I was 10 when this came out! It was a phenomenon when it came out, everyone saw it and raved about it. Do yourselves a favor and watch the sequel, CROCODILE DUNDEE 2! Its real good, promise! ❤

[@rkw2917]

I keep forgetting how young you two are

[@clintfarr3966]

The smiles on your faces at the end was all of us in 1986. Final chase scored by a didgeridoo is perfect happy filmmaking.

[@brittneyairgood]

do the 2nd one plz?

[@jbooker7099]

1:45 I do remember the cover of CROCODILE Dundee having an "alligator" on it😂😂 Edit: 16:33 Mick doesn't shave with the knife. He was shaving with a razor... he only brought the knife out to try to impress the lady. The movie came out in 1986. Fyi the 2 main characters were married from 1990-2014.

[@bobpease8205]

When BJ is talking about commercials, I think he is confusing Crocodile Dundee with the Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin TV show. It was on TV about the same time this movie came out.

[@MitchClement-il6iq]

This came out in 87, crocodile hunter didn't come out tell mid 90s.

[@matthewryan2679]

Part 2 is also very much worth watching 😊 Great reaction.

[@DerekGiesbrecht-e6d]

Guys, your reactions are the best! You really get into it, get lost in the movie, the way it should be! Thanks for all your reactions.

[@DJIdroneabout]

The music ,story and the scenery and characters are awesome

[@oboogie2]

This movie was such a hit when it came out (I saw in the theater). Changed the culture. Everyone after this film- including me- started using the phrase "No worries!"

[@carriesmith742]

17:38 I was waiting for that jump scare and y'all were good enough to give me a double dose with slow-mo! Thanks!

[@sharonellis8776]

Glad you enjoyed this classic. Now watch part 2 ! It is funnier xx

[@davidhutchinson5233]

It cannot be overstated how much of a hit this was back in 86. I was 19 yo at the time and saw it with my then gf. Great movie. Everyone in the theater was laughing. Thanks as always for your reaction you two.