SpecialsTarget Disturbing yet enthralling

Roman Sampson One of the most extraordinary films you will see this year. Take that as you want.

Marva It is an exhilarating, distressing, funny and profound film, with one of the more memorable film scores in years,

Ginger Very good movie overall, highly recommended. Most of the negative reviews don't have any merit and are all pollitically based. Give this movie a chance at least, and it might give you a different perspective.

WLSleddy When you think of memorable 1980's comedies, this one that might come to mind to mind. Revolving around a very colorful, witty and worry-free Australian crocodile poacher(Paul Hogan), it is a feel-good movie filled with many laughs and and witty one-liners.It offers many laughs in the way of culture shock to both the reporter and Dundee himself. Giving not only a glimpse at culture in the outback, but also in bustling Manhattan. Dundee's innocence of adapting to the fast lifestyle of New York is a formula for laughter.Paul Hogan plays a highly likable character, playing off of Linda Kozlowski perfectly, their chemistry is a major contributor to the overall success of this movie. It is filled with scenes of action and comedy, framed into a film that will make you laugh and feel good.7/10

johnnysixguns This is one of those rare movies for me that I've never gotten over or ever gotten sick of. I love the fish out of water plot line when Sue goes to Australia. Mick almost seems to be the bumbling character that stumbles upon being great at things like checking Wallys watch then looking at the sun to tell the time (priceless). Reminds me of inspector gadget kinda. But there's other times where he shows his true skill and sort of downplays it. The point is he was raised by outback tribes people and may actually have a sixth sense or aboriginal powers!?? I don't know!Then Sue asks for him to go to New York City with her. So if you like the fish out of water type story...what happens in this is a double whammy! First Sue is the fish and Mick's in his element (survival, nature, buffalo hypnosis!). Then they switch to where Mick sees a city for the first time ever. Overloaded with people, too much going on, and Sue ends up looking out for him. Then you have the love. It actually is a love story. Pacing is great there's an obstacle or two to overcome. And if you take the fact that they are falling in love on screen and off screen. it's really great to watch. If you haven't seen it in years and all it is to you now is a cliché or just big knife quotes you should really check it out again. I know its not on any top lists anywhere but I can't help but love it! Not even in a guilty pleasure way but in an actual good fun entertaining way.The writing I give 10 stars The acting I give 10 stars The love I give 10 stars The soundtrack 10 stars...11 if I could! love that theme song.

Fluke_Skywalker 'Crocodile Dundee' certainly trades on (and likely created a few of its own) cultural stereotypes--American and Australia--and it commits a whole host of PC infractions that aren't likely to sit to well with a 21st century viewer, but really there isn't a malicious or hateful bone in its entire body.There's really not enough story here to fill even its scant 97 minute runtime, but 'Crocodile Dundee' skates by on the genial charm of star Paul Hogan and the amazing legs of his beautiful co-star Linda Kozlowski.And even though it's 80s cheesy, it's got a GREAT ending.

kai ringler I really enjoyed this movie, thru and thru, I guess there are a few reasons.. one is there are a lot of different animals featured,, great scenes of the Australian Outback,, kind of a fish out of water story,, kind of all made sense to me,, we are introduced to Mick J. Dundee,, a man who wrestles crocodiles for a living. A female reporter is doing a human interest story and decides to go to Australia and visit him, and interview him about his near death experience,, there after they meet and he saves her life a time or two,, the two eventually become attached,, she invited him back to New York,, where the man she is seeing proposes to her,, he is a jerk, and Mick knocks him out,, eventually our lady reporter friend has to make a choice between her fiancée and our Crocodile Man,, very good movie,, you will not stop laughing especially the part where ,,they are on a NY st. and about to get mugged and a guy pulls out a knife, and Mick laughs at him pulls out his knife and says " this is a knife", and the man runs off scared shitless.