One of the reasons that Mick is charming is he keeps trying to show off, but he isn't a macho idiot - he just wants everyone to think of him as a larger than life character, the kind of person everyone is always telling stories about. He doesn't buy into his own legend, he just has fun with it.
He's actually quite humble. He's charming because he has deadly skills, but only uses them when he needs to. He's dangerous but he's also a gentleman. Charisma is double sided like that.
11:47 It's not a baby crocodile, It's a goanna, a monitor lizard. Notice the lack of scutes (bony bumps) that you see on crocodile and alligators. Even baby crocs have those. What was on the fire was a smaller cousin of the Komodo Dragon.
Dasha commenting on them sleeping in the open air without a tent. She might not be the camping type but she is certainly the practical type "I would probably sleep in shoes, so if I had to run..." 👏🤣
This classic romantic comedy was a huge hit in 1986 and 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. 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.
Dasha, I would be interested in hearing your own story one day, about the challenges you experienced of settling in Canada after living in Russia. All the best from New Zealand.
12:49 A grown man's first time on an airplane. 13:11 A grown man's first time dealing with an escalator. 14:11 And now an _elevator._ 14:28 Is it possible he's never actually used a _phone,_ before? 14:52 I'm pretty sure he's probably encountered indoor plumbing at _some_ point, but not this modern. 18:29 A grown man's first encounter with prostitutes. 19:14 I dare to suspect this might actually be a grown man's first use of a _tub._ 26:31 A grown man's first time in a subway. This movie drinks _very_ heavily from the well of fish-out-of-water humor.
The lead actess and Paul Hogan got married in real life. He was 20 years older than her. Must be a real charming bloke! They stayed married for a quarter of a century as well.
That's good, because it's not a cop-out. I genuinely don't know their story, their situation, not how and why things went down the way it did. Until I do, I don't feel comfortable jumping into any particular position on it.
The 'death roll' is the coolest and most terrifying thing crocs do. They are a brutal apex predator (except in Africa where they get bullied by hippos 🤕)
Another great film that showcases the “fish out of water” theme (and one I KNOW you would enjoy) is called “The World’s Fastest Indian”. The movie is “based on a true story” about an elderly man from New Zealand who builds a racing motorcycle out of an old Indian motorcycle. He makes the trip to the U.S. to race it and meets quite a few people who’s lives are touched by the “kindhearted” visitor from Down Undah. Great movie that stars Anthony Hopkins. I’m SURE you’d love it.
As a Australian from that era this film put us on the map and gave Australia a huge tourism boost, great reaction Dasha and trust me you will enjoy the second film even more. Cheers
Australia is the only country I'm aware of whose tourism bureau said, a few months after this movie was released, "Hey, it's great that you all want to visit, but there are too many of you and we wish some of you would stay home."
Mick Dundee was such a charming and friendly individual that New Yorkers don't even mind when he has to walk on their heads trying to get back over to Sue - they just let him! 😊
For epic Australian cowboy movies, 1983's "Man From Snowy River" & "Return To Snowy River" are classics, with Kirk Douglas as two very different old brothers in a heckuvan Aussie "Western"! 😉
Before you go running off to the Australian outback you might want to know that it can get to over 120 degrees F (51 degrees C) in the shade...and there is no shade. As my southern relatives might say, "Hotter than a four-balled tom cat"
7:20 "There should be a law against shooting kangaroo." There was no law when this movie was made, but about a decade or so later, Australia made them a protected species, so it's been illegal since then.
@@shawnmiller4781 Yeah. Insane. Like: Citizens shouldn't have military weapons. Guns must be registered and stored in a safe. Purchasing a gun requires a training course and a background check and some people don't automatically pass, especially convicted criminals. Other than that, anybody can buy any reasonable non-military gun for hunting, target practice, or pest control. Totally insane.
Great job Dasha! It was fun watching you enjoy this movie. The sequel is good too and I think you'd enjoy it. I haven't seen the third one though so I can't comment on it. Keep up the great work.
I've wondered about the animal pacifying trick. I recall Donald Sutherland doing something similar in "the eagle has landed" but it could just be folklore.
Yeah, Sue was leading Mick on for much of the movie, and she still acted with her boyfriend as if nothing had changed. She's a bit of a tease at least, and not honest in her relationships until forced to be.
Dasha, you said that in this you only recognized Paul Hogan. Reginald Velljohnson(Gus, the limo driver) played police officer Al Powell in "Die Hard," which you have seen.
1. I first saw this when it first hit pay cable. The "fish out of water" fun. 2. Nice to have an amiable protagonist. 3. When I was in the US Navy my battlegroup visited Sydney. In the nightclubs the women would be dancing with each other, and the men would be in the back drinking each other the table. Nice. Fish in a barrel.😁😈 4. The second one is good, but I liked this one better. That said, without a spoiler, kudos to the guy that plays the heavy.
In Australia you can camp under the skies as there are very few land predators that pose a threat to humans, although, in the Top End, you wouldn't want to be near the ocean or estuaries due to crocs. The sequel to this movie is just as good if not better.
Those rolled "r's" of yours are wonderful speaking of accents. You should visit Minnesota sometime, we're very Canadian in our manners. We're like America's Canadians. We're famous for Minnesota nice. Actually, I did use that hand trick with a dog once. It was running around loose, and everyone was trying to catch him. It was obviously having fun, and it was a game. I did the Mick Dundee thing, and he was so captivated that I was able to just walk up and grab him gently by the collar. I don't think there was any magic I think the dog just thought I was weird. and was confused. You're right, Sue was leading Mick on quite a bit. Ideally this movie should have taken more time for the relationships to get sorted out. It made me uneasy as well that it was a tad sordid, but then I'm Minnesotan.
Hoges was a rigger on the Sydney Harbour Bridge and his mates encouraged him to go on a amateur talent program called New Faces in 1971, he did a tap dancing knife thrower routine
This is a fun movie! Dundee is a great character! The Aborigine scenes were cool! Luv their culture! That digeridoo sound is cool! Well Dasha since you were crushing on Dundee how about watching Crocodile Dundee ll?🐊 Its a great follow up to this Movie! Thanks Dasha ❤️💛
I used to work in FNQ and the NT. First time I saw crocs just chilling next to a river not far from a major highway was an eye opener. After floods especially they can end up anywhere. They're have been recent sightings as far south as Fraser Island and Noosa. Since they're protected they population is spreading. You're not allowed to shoot them but people do.
Dasha, there's another movie similar to this called "The Gods Must Be Crazy", but I don't know where you might find it streaming. I think it came out before this movie, but I can't swear to it. Actually, just Googled it, it came out 5 years before Crocodile Dundee.
Oh man, that was hilarious. I may be wrong, but I seem to remember that was a big hit internationally, though not so much in the US. The sequel was great too :)
I don't think I've ever called a film timeless (though I'm sure many are deserving) but I think this is a legitimate example - I can't imagine how time can ever make this somehow less awesome.
Dasha, thank you for the reaction. I hope that you can react to the first sequel as well. A flash could not fire from that 35mm SLR camera at night because there was no flash unit attached. And oh, what they were eating in the Australian bush was not a baby crocodile. It was a goanna (a type of monitor lizard.) Goannas are related to Komodo Dragons (the largest of all monitor lizards) which inhabit some islands in Indonesia.
11:44 "A baby crocodile" 12:01 "I wonder if she actually at crocodile." No. They already said hunting crocodile is illegal. That includes babies. that is a Goanna. It's a kind of monitor lizard.
Paul Hogan did a number of movies after Dundee, including two sequels. One of his that is really good, but doesn't get a lot of love, is 'Lightning Jack'. Think Crocodile Dundee' only he's an outlaw in the US's Wild West. Great movie.
Good reaction for this one. The sequel is pretty good also. BTW Paul Hogan and Linda Kozlowski (Sue) were married in 1990 and the marriage lasted 23 years and 3 Crocodile Dundee movies. They divorced in a friendly fashion.
My aunt Maggie, was in the subway scene at the end. She's at the edge of the platform in the pink sweater. She said that they had no idea what was going to happen. They were just told to react to the events naturally.
I use an electric razer but often touch it up with one of my knives. Also serves to let me know when to sharpen them. If the weather is good I always rather sleep under the stars too. No point in camping if you just bring a whole home with you.
Dasha, I really like your thumbnail outfit, but the Black outfit would have been better 😂😂❤❤ You do keep saying you are in love with her style, but your own is always on point. That Columbia blue top and grey skirt!🎉
I wish you would react to more movies from old Hollywood. I have never seen a reaction to "Sergeant York" from 1941 but I think you would really like it.
A slightly amusing and quick story... One time I was driving my brother and his best friend. I do not remember the context, but my brother mentioned Paul Hogan. My brother's friend then cuts into the conversation and says, "Paul Hogan? OOOOOOH YEEEEAH!" in a Macho Man Randy Savage voice. Anyone not from the US is less likely to understand why this was funny. First, my brother's friend heard the name "Paul Hogan" and his mind mistakenly went to Hulk Hogan. But then in trying to do a Hulk Hogan impression, he mistakenly did a Macho Man slogan in the Macho Man voice. He completely blundered the entire thing! It's PAUL HOGAN, not HULK HOGAN, and you just did an impression of MACHO MAN and not HULK HOGAN. 🤣 Stupid and silly, yes. However at the time my brother and I looked at each other and burst out laughing. His best friend was like, "What?" genuinely confused about his double blunder.
About the bull, that kind of bull will charge the vehicle if you try to go around it, by putting it to sleep you can drive around it safely. About the team 'Sheila' It means woman or dumb woman, unfortunately it was used as 'dumb woman' so often it's bad manners to use it now unless it's clearly just meaning woman in the context it's used, it has become easier just to not use it. I have still heard 'just a Sheila' used in the same way some people use 'dumb blonde'. If you're thinking about watching 'Crocodile Dundee 2' be advised it's a very different movie, basically, Sue gets into trouble with drug dealers and Crocodile Dundee deals with them. Love your reviews.
Dasha, that wasn't a crocodile that he fed her by the swimming hole (pond/lake), it was a goanna ... a lizard (reptile) that LOOKS like a small crocodile.
Well you can make it here for your dream safari, or walkabout, with your channel progressing. Maybe more Australian content will help. You're already there with our Canadian cousins, you'll fit in just fine. I wish you all the best from Melbourne, I'm about to subscribe.
Never get tired of Crocodile Dundee. I liked the other two sequels but preferer the original. The moral of the story is that the man with the money doesn't always get the girl.
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Dasha: I want a cold beer right now! My kind of girl!😂😅😊❤
Maybe grab a Fosters!.
The most enduring scene from this movie, from a pop culture standpoint, is easily the "THIS is a knife" scene.
Whenever I think of that line, or have a chance to use it, I can't help but think of the Australian accent.
@@ronfehr7899 of course!
One of the reasons that Mick is charming is he keeps trying to show off, but he isn't a macho idiot - he just wants everyone to think of him as a larger than life character, the kind of person everyone is always telling stories about. He doesn't buy into his own legend, he just has fun with it.
That is probably the best description of his character I've ever seen.
....and it pays the bills, too!
He's actually quite humble. He's charming because he has deadly skills, but only uses them when he needs to. He's dangerous but he's also a gentleman. Charisma is double sided like that.
Agreed. He presents a larger than life character for the tourists, but he can also actually back it up when it matters. Naturally capable 😁
Of course he is a macho 😂
11:47 It's not a baby crocodile, It's a goanna, a monitor lizard. Notice the lack of scutes (bony bumps) that you see on crocodile and alligators. Even baby crocs have those. What was on the fire was a smaller cousin of the Komodo Dragon.
Dasha commenting on them sleeping in the open air without a tent. She might not be the camping type but she is certainly the practical type
"I would probably sleep in shoes, so if I had to run..." 👏🤣
The Thunder from Down Under... I grew up watching the Paul Hogan show on TV here in Australia in the 70's, he was our Benny Hill.
They did show some of the Paul Hogan Shows in the US.
They were aired in the UK too.
@@P-M-869 I never knew that.
This classic romantic comedy was a huge hit in 1986 and 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.
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.
“Put another Shrinp on the Barbi”
Classic add tag line
Hello, " a huge hit in 1986 " it was a summer movie but held overthru November.
Never met an Aussie I didn't like - watch Crocodile Dundee II, too, you'll love it :)
I like the 3rd one too ( crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles)
Always loved the ending. Still holds up after nearly 40 years.
Dasha was charmed by Dundee the entire reaction. You could tell she just wanted to kiss that guy. The 2nd movie is even better in my opinion ❤😂
4:42 "Well, they didn't fix the issue though..." Oh, Dasha, I love how sharp you are! (You're nice to look at too)
Love how you were smiling the entire time. Adorbs
Yup it's a worthy watch. Good stuff Dasha crocodile extraordinar
Dasha, I would be interested in hearing your own story one day, about the challenges you experienced of settling in Canada after living in Russia. All the best from New Zealand.
Awesome. I just watched this movie last night for the first time 😀.
The second one is great too!
Two is good 3 is meh.
12:49 A grown man's first time on an airplane.
13:11 A grown man's first time dealing with an escalator.
14:11 And now an _elevator._
14:28 Is it possible he's never actually used a _phone,_ before?
14:52 I'm pretty sure he's probably encountered indoor plumbing at _some_ point, but not this modern.
18:29 A grown man's first encounter with prostitutes.
19:14 I dare to suspect this might actually be a grown man's first use of a _tub._
26:31 A grown man's first time in a subway.
This movie drinks _very_ heavily from the well of fish-out-of-water humor.
The lead actess and Paul Hogan got married in real life. He was 20 years older than her. Must be a real charming bloke! They stayed married for a quarter of a century as well.
Same with overboard. . Or sort of the same
@@GetFitwithDogs After he divorced his faithful wife to hook up with a trick.
I don't know what his and his prior wife's relationship was nor how it all went down so I am not in a position to pass judgment.
@@GetFitwithDogs I choose to respect your perspective, instead of me saying that's a safe cop-out. No sarcasm.
That's good, because it's not a cop-out. I genuinely don't know their story, their situation, not how and why things went down the way it did. Until I do, I don't feel comfortable jumping into any particular position on it.
The 'death roll' is the coolest and most terrifying thing crocs do. They are a brutal apex predator (except in Africa where they get bullied by hippos 🤕)
Another great film that showcases the “fish out of water” theme (and one I KNOW you would enjoy) is called “The World’s Fastest Indian”.
The movie is “based on a true story” about an elderly man from New Zealand who builds a racing motorcycle out of an old Indian motorcycle. He makes the trip to the U.S. to race it and meets quite a few people who’s lives are touched by the “kindhearted” visitor from Down Undah.
Great movie that stars Anthony Hopkins. I’m SURE you’d love it.
Another great reaction Dasha.
As a Australian from that era this film put us on the map and gave Australia a huge tourism boost, great reaction Dasha and trust me you will enjoy the second film even more. Cheers
Australia is the only country I'm aware of whose tourism bureau said, a few months after this movie was released, "Hey, it's great that you all want to visit, but there are too many of you and we wish some of you would stay home."
Mick Dundee was such a charming and friendly individual that New Yorkers don't even mind when he has to walk on their heads trying to get back over to Sue - they just let him! 😊
For epic Australian cowboy movies, 1983's "Man From Snowy River" & "Return To Snowy River" are classics, with Kirk Douglas as two very different old brothers in a heckuvan Aussie "Western"! 😉
Not to mention that it has Sigrid Thornton!
The best Aussie western is The Proposition.
I love your reactions Dasha keep them coming
Before you go running off to the Australian outback you might want to know that it can get to over 120 degrees F (51 degrees C) in the shade...and there is no shade.
As my southern relatives might say, "Hotter than a four-balled tom cat"
Just subbed. Love this reaction
7:20 "There should be a law against shooting kangaroo."
There was no law when this movie was made, but about a decade or so later, Australia made them a protected species, so it's been illegal since then.
And that is before we talk about the insane gun laws the Australians enacted since then as well
@@shawnmiller4781 Yeah. Insane.
Like:
Citizens shouldn't have military weapons.
Guns must be registered and stored in a safe.
Purchasing a gun requires a training course and a background check and some people don't automatically pass, especially convicted criminals.
Other than that, anybody can buy any reasonable non-military gun for hunting, target practice, or pest control.
Totally insane.
@@blakewalker84120 At this point I should point the Enfield Hogan was shooting in the second film is a military rifle with the stock cut down
Kangaroos are still hunted but need license. Their meat is even exported. I ate Kangaroo Burger few years ago in the market, it was delicious.
@@warre1 I also think it depends on the type of Kangaroos as some are doing fine while some have smaller numbers.
Great job Dasha! It was fun watching you enjoy this movie. The sequel is good too and I think you'd enjoy it. I haven't seen the third one though so I can't comment on it. Keep up the great work.
4:32 "boop bedoop boo." 🥰
Dasha is R2-D2
I've wondered about the animal pacifying trick. I recall Donald Sutherland doing something similar in "the eagle has landed" but it could just be folklore.
“That ain’t a knife; Now THAT’S a KNIFE!” has been a top tier comeback for decades.
that's not a knife, that's a spoon!
@@kidd522666 ah, I see you’ve played “knifie-spoonie” before!
@@kidd522666 Because it's dull, you twit. It'll hurt more!
@@kidd522666 There is no spoon.
Great reaction! I hope you watch the sequel!
18:26 you gotta check 😂 oh man that's hilarious 😂 I didn't know she'd be thirsting after Paul Hogan
Fun one, Dasha! Thanks for sharing it.
Great reaction I've seen this movie hundreds of times
Yeah, Sue was leading Mick on for much of the movie, and she still acted with her boyfriend as if nothing had changed. She's a bit of a tease at least, and not honest in her relationships until forced to be.
You always have great reactions!
THIS IS A GREAT MOVIE!
Good reaction. Love the blouse!
Wonderful Reaction 👍👍👍
Crocodile Dundee II is better than the first one. Also Quigley Down Under is another great Australia themed movie.
LOL SHE HAS GREAT BODY!
She used that great body to steal him from his wife IRL.
Dasha, you said that in this you only recognized Paul Hogan. Reginald Velljohnson(Gus, the limo driver) played police officer Al Powell in "Die Hard," which you have seen.
1. I first saw this when it first hit pay cable. The "fish out of water" fun.
2. Nice to have an amiable protagonist.
3. When I was in the US Navy my battlegroup visited Sydney. In the nightclubs the women would be dancing with each other, and the men would be in the back drinking each other the table. Nice. Fish in a barrel.😁😈
4. The second one is good, but I liked this one better. That said, without a spoiler, kudos to the guy that plays the heavy.
LOL THE THUMBNAIL!
This is a super fun watch.
As usual, Dasha's reaction is great. ❤
In Australia you can camp under the skies as there are very few land predators that pose a threat to humans, although, in the Top End, you wouldn't want to be near the ocean or estuaries due to crocs. The sequel to this movie is just as good if not better.
Those rolled "r's" of yours are wonderful speaking of accents. You should visit Minnesota sometime, we're very Canadian in our manners. We're like America's Canadians. We're famous for Minnesota nice. Actually, I did use that hand trick with a dog once. It was running around loose, and everyone was trying to catch him. It was obviously having fun, and it was a game. I did the Mick Dundee thing, and he was so captivated that I was able to just walk up and grab him gently by the collar. I don't think there was any magic I think the dog just thought I was weird. and was confused. You're right, Sue was leading Mick on quite a bit. Ideally this movie should have taken more time for the relationships to get sorted out. It made me uneasy as well that it was a tad sordid, but then I'm Minnesotan.
Dasha, I loved your reactions and especially your commentary afterwards. Take care.
Hoges was a rigger on the Sydney Harbour Bridge and his mates encouraged him to go on a amateur talent program called New Faces in 1971, he did a tap dancing knife thrower routine
This is a fun movie! Dundee is a great character! The Aborigine scenes were cool! Luv their culture! That digeridoo sound is cool! Well Dasha since you were crushing on Dundee how about watching Crocodile Dundee ll?🐊 Its a great follow up to this Movie! Thanks Dasha ❤️💛
I used to work in FNQ and the NT. First time I saw crocs just chilling next to a river not far from a major highway was an eye opener. After floods especially they can end up anywhere. They're have been recent sightings as far south as Fraser Island and Noosa. Since they're protected they population is spreading. You're not allowed to shoot them but people do.
Dasha, there's another movie similar to this called "The Gods Must Be Crazy", but I don't know where you might find it streaming. I think it came out before this movie, but I can't swear to it. Actually, just Googled it, it came out 5 years before Crocodile Dundee.
Oh man, that was hilarious. I may be wrong, but I seem to remember that was a big hit internationally, though not so much in the US. The sequel was great too :)
Ya that movie is pure treasure and a deep take on science thinking at the time.
@@edfrancis66it had a bit of a cult following in the US
It's considered far too "problematic" in these hysterical times
@@PjRjHj yup, an apartheid era South African film that in the first five minutes shows that country as a functioning modern society
Make sure that watch Crocodile Dundee II, you'll love it even more than this one.
I don't think I've ever called a film timeless (though I'm sure many are deserving) but I think this is a legitimate example - I can't imagine how time can ever make this somehow less awesome.
Dasha, thank you for the reaction. I hope that you can react to the first sequel as well. A flash could not fire from that 35mm SLR camera at night because there was no flash unit attached. And oh, what they were eating in the Australian bush was not a baby crocodile. It was a goanna (a type of monitor lizard.) Goannas are related to Komodo Dragons (the largest of all monitor lizards) which inhabit some islands in Indonesia.
FUN reaction! thank you 👍☺
It’s a fun movie
I always loved this movie! 🎥 You're great Dasha! ❤🤗
Hey great movie!
Great reaction, I hope you will review the sequel as well. Still very fun, with same great chemistry betweem the protagonists, but more action.
11:44 "A baby crocodile"
12:01 "I wonder if she actually at crocodile."
No.
They already said hunting crocodile is illegal. That includes babies.
that is a Goanna.
It's a kind of monitor lizard.
Greetings from Alberta ❤It's funny to see how many women reaction channels are here in Canada 🤣
Enjoyed the reaction!
Great ❤
High Five Dasha
Paul Hogan did a number of movies after Dundee, including two sequels. One of his that is really good, but doesn't get a lot of love, is 'Lightning Jack'. Think Crocodile Dundee' only he's an outlaw in the US's Wild West. Great movie.
Australian sheep dogs run on the backs of sheep, the final scene was a homage that spirit
"Almost an Angel" was another film starring Paul Hogan and Linda Kozlowski that I think you would enjoy.
Dasha! This is one of my favourite movies! I loved yor energy in this movie!
The Hotel doorman was in the movie War Games.
Good reaction for this one. The sequel is pretty good also. BTW Paul Hogan and Linda Kozlowski (Sue) were married in 1990 and the marriage lasted 23 years and 3 Crocodile Dundee movies. They divorced in a friendly fashion.
Love this film! The sequel is really good too!
Watch the other 2 they're all good
My aunt Maggie, was in the subway scene at the end. She's at the edge of the platform in the pink sweater. She said that they had no idea what was going to happen. They were just told to react to the events naturally.
Dasha the Sequel is good too!
I use an electric razer but often touch it up with one of my knives. Also serves to let me know when to sharpen them. If the weather is good I always rather sleep under the stars too. No point in camping if you just bring a whole home with you.
They were married about 30 years. Part 2 also good, and a movie called Almost an Angel!
LOL AT 9:25!
Dasha, I really like your thumbnail outfit, but the Black outfit would have been better 😂😂❤❤ You do keep saying you are in love with her style, but your own is always on point. That Columbia blue top and grey skirt!🎉
Дашенька , вы супер ❤
After living in Canada, I think Dasha would fit in just fine here in Minnesota.
6:59 I lived in the desert of Utah with a backpack and sleeping bag for two years, no tent or civilization. Best time if my life.
I wish you would react to more movies from old Hollywood. I have never seen a reaction to "Sergeant York" from 1941 but I think you would really like it.
A slightly amusing and quick story...
One time I was driving my brother and his best friend. I do not remember the context, but my brother mentioned Paul Hogan. My brother's friend then cuts into the conversation and says, "Paul Hogan? OOOOOOH YEEEEAH!" in a Macho Man Randy Savage voice.
Anyone not from the US is less likely to understand why this was funny. First, my brother's friend heard the name "Paul Hogan" and his mind mistakenly went to Hulk Hogan. But then in trying to do a Hulk Hogan impression, he mistakenly did a Macho Man slogan in the Macho Man voice. He completely blundered the entire thing! It's PAUL HOGAN, not HULK HOGAN, and you just did an impression of MACHO MAN and not HULK HOGAN. 🤣
Stupid and silly, yes. However at the time my brother and I looked at each other and burst out laughing. His best friend was like, "What?" genuinely confused about his double blunder.
I guess your friend wasn't thinkin' thinkin' thinkin' lol
🤣😂🤣😂
"smitten kitten" :)))
When he said that there was no law against that I think he didn’t understand that it was the same thing as poaching
Part 2 too plz :) ... its as good as Part 1, some people say its better than Part 1
About the bull, that kind of bull will charge the vehicle if you try to go around it, by putting it to sleep you can drive around it safely.
About the team 'Sheila'
It means woman or dumb woman, unfortunately it was used as 'dumb woman' so often it's bad manners to use it now unless it's clearly just meaning woman in the context it's used, it has become easier just to not use it.
I have still heard 'just a Sheila' used in the same way some people use 'dumb blonde'.
If you're thinking about watching
'Crocodile Dundee 2' be advised it's a very different movie, basically, Sue gets into trouble with drug dealers and Crocodile Dundee deals with them.
Love your reviews.
20:59 No, he thought it was a cold remedy for a stuffy nose! 🤦♂🤷♂
You might like hte movie Romanceing The Stone.
Great recommendation.
27:13 Dundee should have grabbed the steel girders and swung like Tarzan over to see his Jane. 😆
Bravo.
You will now have to watch the second film it’s as good if not better than the first
All three of the Crocodile Dundee movies are fun… please watch the entire trilogy
You'll love the sequel more!
Dasha, that wasn't a crocodile that he fed her by the swimming hole (pond/lake), it was a goanna ... a lizard (reptile) that LOOKS like a small crocodile.
Well you can make it here for your dream safari, or walkabout, with your channel progressing. Maybe more Australian content will help. You're already there with our Canadian cousins, you'll fit in just fine.
I wish you all the best from Melbourne, I'm about to subscribe.
ya its a cute movie in the 80s. I saw it in the cinema.
Never get tired of Crocodile Dundee. I liked the other two sequels but preferer the original. The moral of the story is that the man with the money doesn't always get the girl.