Even though its reputation has faded over the years, this film remains an important work that helped launch a revival in Australian filmmaking. Despite relying on some tired stereotypes, the story follows an American reporter named “Sue” (Linda Kozlowski) who travels to meet a well-known Australian crocodile hunter (Paul Hogan). Expecting him to be unsophisticated, she discovers he’s more than happy to play into that…

Despite its flimsy storyline, Paul Hogan’s portrayal of Dundee is excellent, and it’s simply an enjoyable movie that tends to bring a smile to viewers' faces. I’ve watched this several times throughout the years, and it remains quite good. **3.75/5**

A reporter named Sue Charlton learns about a man in rural Australia who survived an encounter with a crocodile. To investigate, she connects with "Crocodile Mick Dundee" and accompanies him into the wilderness. They develop a connection during their time together, and Sue persuades Mick to travel back with her to New York City. This leads to some amusing situations as Mick handles the challenges of urban life in the …