Rio Hayward
All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.
Calum Hutton
It's a good bad... and worth a popcorn matinée. While it's easy to lament what could have been...
Michelle Ridley
The movie is wonderful and true, an act of love in all its contradictions and complexity
Dana
An old-fashioned movie made with new-fashioned finesse.
ibrarsiddiqi
Having seen both "Crocodile Dundee" and ""Crocodile Dundee 2"I just had to watch the third and final outing of Mick Dundee,Sue Charlton and the friends Down Under just to satisfy my trip down memory lane. "Crocodile Dundee" sparked my interest in cinema after I left school, particularly world cinema, in particular Australia.The plot revolves around Mick, Sue and their son Mikey living in Australia. Life is great Down Under, Mick is still hunting living the high life with his mates until Sue's father summons her back to the US to take up a role in Los Angeles. The family move to Los Angeles and we see Mick's naivety once more charming the locals. Sue is working upon an investigative story triggering Mick's gut instinct taking him to the film industry to infiltrate a film group and it's activities. A good, wholesome comedy from Paul Hogan and now ex-wife Linda Koslowski which manages to grab your attention and distracts from the the fare produced around it at the time of its release and would still hold it's own among comedy films produced now. It's pure entertainment all the way, interspersed with Paul's comedy timing delivering the goods bang on time.Cinema-goers tastes have changed since 1986 but if you're looking for it and manage to locate it, then watch the previous two movies before this one and admire the best from Down Under. the best from Down Under.
camelotmsl
This is the problem with Hollywood film industry It grossed 5x more than it cost but how? it is a bad bad movie not even close to the original nor the secondI notice they didn't name it crocodile Dundee 3 this occasion.It's no wonder the rest of the world hates you Yanks.You churn out so much junk, as the norm, that you rip everyone offfrom prior successesAnd have know fear of the outcome.This is not how the film industry should functionPoor Mr Paul hogan produced this movie as he's first toe in the water. not another one will he do again then ain't he?
videorama-759-859391
The third and like a lot of other third entries, the worst. This one didn't gather my interest when seeing a preview, as I could tell then and there, this was pretty bad. With a 13 year gap, since the previous Dundee, this one has Dundee and son going to Los Angeles. When visiting a theme park and movie set for some reason, they stumble across a hidden operation, a front for counterfeit art. Laughs are scarce, I must say, and Hoges's new compadre, moustache and all, was an interesting addition. The best bit is when the two are back in Oz, sitting on a tree branch hovered about an infested croc lake, sthat naps, where they're chased by a crocodile. The drive through scene in America, gathers some small laughs too. Personally, I think Hoges should of been chomped up for making this. What a relief there is, though is thanks to some of the American stars. Thank god, primarily for the comic attributes of Paul Rodrigues as film extra in story, commenting on Dundee's back acting, befriending him. He was a welcome air of relief. Too was Jonathan Banks, as a baddie, while another one was played by the lesser known star, who was the lead of the solid drama thriller, Road Rage. Still it is entertaining for some unknown reason. I would call it entertainingly bad, as action outnumbers laughs, with the movie ending with that notorious Men at Work song. Grant Piro as the larger than life host of a theme park is a funny asset, with Rackman, back in Oz doing an Irish accent for some reason. The reasons I've stated for watching this, are the only reasons. They should make a Croc 4: I apologize. A very week and big drop since the last Croc instalment, that comes as a cheesily bad one.
toddmtec41
Linda Koslowski can still serve it up! She has the class to continually be a leading lady, looks and style for any leading man.It appears that she will most likely be an actress that may have other roles in mind. I would like to see her in a role that brings out her seductive talents. maybe a role in the next 007 movie with again, Pierce Brosnan. Daniel Craig is an Awesome Bond! I still like the grace of Pierce. He is like Roger Moore, Old School Bond. In any event, these gentlemen will always have their place. As for the other Bonds, they to have their place in time.What to say?????? How about a scene that will play out in Las Vegas? Daniel Craig parachutes in from 4,000 ft above the Wynn Las Vegas. He then releases the chute within 10 ft and lands in the pool to a bunch of hot ties playing at the pool side bar. There is a robbery in progress, the LV PD is not quite there. The Casino Security has taken a big hit from the barrage of bullets from the slimy gangsters that are working their way through the casino to make their exit. Pierce who by the way is merely entering the main door, utilizing his skills to apprehend the slimy criminals catching them off guard while causing minimal damage and loss of life at the casino. Mr. Steve Wynn comes from out of nowhere, barely missing a bullet pulls out his 357 magnum and takes out the main boss. Pierce wraps up the others just in time for LVPD to clean up the mess.Hows that for a scene?
