The initial film's distinctive, unfiltered feel isn’t entirely present here, yet this remains a reasonably enjoyable sequel, with Paul Hogan retaining his appeal as the straightforward, now happily married “Mick.” He and “Sue” (Linda Kozlowski) are settled in New York, engaging in activities like dynamite fishing in the Hudson River and generally becoming a beloved oddity among city residents. The plot gets moving wh…

Mick and Sue find themselves up against Columbian drug traffickers operating in both New York City and the Australian Outback. To safeguard Sue, Mick relocates her to his expansive property in the Outback, but these criminals pursue them with deadly intentions. This film continues the narrative successfully, developing the characters further while maintaining what made the initial movie enjoyable. “Crocodile Dunde…

I recall being amused by Paul Hogan’s advertisements for ‘Foster's Lager’ when I was younger; his portrayal of Australia and its outback helped him become well-known around the world. While I never sought out the original, which apparently appeared seemingly from nowhere and captivated audiences globally, this one proved to be pleasant and agreeable even if it lacked significance and felt somewhat silly. The humor do…

Following the success and positive attention surrounding the initial Crocodile Dundee film, a follow-up was practically guaranteed. This installment turns the original premise on its head; Mick Dundee (Paul Hogan) must bring his partner, Sue Charlton (Linda Kozlowski), back to the Australian wilderness to shield her from dangerous criminals. Utilizing his knowledge of the Outback, Mick begins eliminating these gangst…