You can see the chemistry between the two main protagonists is real..they were married for many years after..thats not acting they do in the movie. Also this is just feel good cinema without CGI...I SO miss that nowadays....
No denying Jessica’s a beautiful woman, but she’s smart too. Just look at this handsome man that she’s chosen to have by her side. Glad you both enjoyed the move. Always love your reactions. Ty. ❤BMR
A classic from my childhood! These movies mean so much to my mom and me (almost as much as 28 Days Later.) And Jessica, you eat whatever, whenever you want! All reactors do it.
I'm sorry someone took their mental illness out on Jessica, she is the opposite of rude or disgusting. You're a wonderful person, Jessica. You too, Mike. Don't let the trolls get you down.
Thank you so much, we appreciate you!! Yeah, 99% of the comments are amazing, but there will always be some haters. We're pretty chill about it. Thanks! (:
@@SgtSteel1 Hello Sgt Steel, we're talking about some previously made comments by an individual and individuals in general. I assume it's not hard to imagine that sometimes you get some comments from haters, right? But mostly it's all very positive! (:
This movie was huge back in the day. I’m a Kiwi and I remember going to the cinema to watch this with my parents back in the 80’s. The soundtrack is in my mind forever. Ohh to turn back time 🥲
Are you kidding me ???? We eat when watching you guys !!!! One of our favorite couples channel promotes their saying with "Make sure you have your favorite snack, your favorite drink and your favorite blanket." Wasn't the concession stand the best part of "date night" at the theater??
Yeah, well, I guess nobody can SEE the audience eating, but you're right, whoever complained about it can kick rocks as another audience member just said. ((:
Most channels get to this point where they feel they have to address nasty comments. It's inevitable that someone or multiple comments will get to you eventually. It doesn't mean they're right. This is why I avoid putting myself out on the internet like you do. Don't let the tail wag the dog. Just do your thing and the people that enjoy it will stay. Ignore the nasty comments, maybe listen to friendly feedback and let the positive comments motivate you. Plenty of people enjoy your content!
Yes, you're absolutely right, that's pretty much what we do. 99% of the feedback is very positive and very encouraging. It's the first time we addressed a negative comment and I didn't even know Jessica is gonna say something. But so many people defended her today, it was a pleasure reading all the comments. Thanks for watching! (:
"The Ripple Effect" every little thing you do, good or bad, changes how other people conduct themselves. Wether you smile at a random stranger or flip them off. It has countless possible outcomes. So be nice!
The chemistry was real. After starring together in Crocodile Dundee II, which was also a huge hit you might want to check out if you're looking for more, Paul Hogan and Linda Kozlowski married. Unfortunately Hogan was never able to replicate the success of Crocodile Dundee and Crocodile Dundee II, starring in a series of flops (including Crocodile Dundee III actually). He was actually a huge TV star in Australia before and after his Hollywood ventures, so he did okay nonetheless.
Personally I liked 3. Sure wasn't as good as 1 or 2 but I've never seen a movie that has a sequel decades later that is as good as the originals. Remakes maybe but not sequels. But all in all it's not bad.
We actually dropped into the Walkabout Creek Hotel for a beer a couple of weeks ago when travelling through that area. Although the film is set in the Northern Territory the pub where they shot those scenes is in a little town called McKinley in outback Queensland. In the front yard of the hotel there are also other movie props such as the old hunting truck. There are only a few people who live in McKinley permanently but the annual rodeo was being advertised so no doubt the population would increase a 1000 fold while it was on.. The hotel is a must visit for Aussies like us when passing through that area especially those who were around when those Croc movies were released. Great review some of the old lines may have become a bit well worn like that aint a knife but I think the Aussie humour still comes through.
Very nice reaction to this beautiful and cute movie. I was 11 when it aired here in Germany and I went to the movies 3 times because I loved this movie so much (and still do today 😄) and later saw it several times on VHS and TV. 😊
I love the Boss community. 🧡 I enjoy reading the many kind & insightful comments from fellow viewers. It’s a shame that there always ends up being one or two rotten apples in the barrel, though. Whoever made that “disgusting “ comment only serves to remind us that no matter how wonderful something (or someone) is- there’s always gonna be somebody out there who -finds- looks for something to complain about. 🤦🏾♀️ Jessica, you are fabulous. Keep doing you! 💙
Thanks for your encouraging words. Yeah, some people are just a bit crazy, I (Mike) was being called "terrible", a "traitor" and even a "racist" etc. I don't know what those people smoke, but it's definitely not helping their intelligence. We're grateful for people like YOU!! (:
So..."throw another shrimp on the barbie" comes from a TV commercial with Paul Hogan (Croc Dundee). Thing is "shrimp" isn't a word in Aussie English. "Prawns" is the word. One of dearest friends is Aussie and she has no issue with this film...except that her entire life everyone quotes it at her. She's soft-spoken, kind-hearted, shy even...but when anyone says to her "that's not a knife" or "throw a shrimp..." her eyes fill with blood and a stream of raging, dirty vitriol explodes from her at the offender in question. 😂🤣🤣🤣 Fantastic reaction, yall. And thank you *SO* much for the shout out at the start! That warmed my heart today!
Ah, "Prawns", not "Shrimp." I quoted the shrimp line from "Dumb and Dumber." Haha, tired of the "that's not a knife" line. Happy to hear that we could "warm" your heart! (:
@@BossMovieReactions You weren't wrong, Mike! The 80's ad _said_ "shrimp" (which Dumb is referencing). Hogan was told to say "shrimp" instead because Americans don't know what a prawn is. And thus it became a silly, inaccurate yet ubiquitous Thing. Life is strange and stupid and magical, ain't it?
Putting a link in a YTube comment tends to get deleted cause of Spam I suppose. So I won't do that. If you care: ytube "hogan shrimp on the barbie" and the original commercial comes right up.
When I moved back to America (half aus half usa) in 96 everyone kept saying, to me “It’s Australian for beer” in heavy accent. Apparently Fosters beer had had a massive hold on the american market and has been campaigning Americans since Hogan’s early days, that Australians drink a lot of Fosters. I was amazed to see it available in american supermarkets and told an Australian friend how amazed I was. He replied, “I saw a Fosters can in the gutter the other day and was amazed someone had drunk that”, as it’s considered twrrible in Aus. The fact that Australia is one of the greatest beer producer/consumers in the world and an american-brewed Fosters is all the representation Australia has in the American beermarket, is ridiculous.
When I saw that you two were watching this I knew that I had to see this 19:23, you did not disappoint but I must say for a second there I was concerned you hurt yourselves. 😱❤ You guys are great keep up the adventure and enjoy some more films.
You two are great!!! My wife and I are hard workers like you and love movies 🍿- we appreciate your hard work. Both of you are beautiful people and are entertaining. Keep it up, we will always watch.
I just found you all.. And watching your introduction, how can anyone disgrace you for eating while watching a movie? We all do that. Mine is chips though
Forget what someone like that says they have nothing but negative energy love ya channel and both of y’all reactions…I always cry at movies before my wife too lol stay happy and blessed guys and also to subs 😊
I don't know why a reaction to this film stumbled into my feed, but the last time I saw this movie it was rented by my parents at a video store, back when I was a kid. Given how rentals used to rock, I would imagine it was six to twelve months after the flick came out in theatres. 1986 you say. Hmm... that would be back when I was eleven (maybe twelve, given the delay to rentals). I thoroughly enjoyed your reactions... both with the film itself and each other. Okay, I'll subscribe. :)
Oh, some reactors "pause" the movie? I didn't know. I always make sure that the movie continues without losing any important parts or information, it just flows better... I actually spend a tremendous amount of time making sure we're not talking over "important" parts, that's one reason why our editing takes so much longer, but it's worth it. Thanks! (:
Really enjoyed your reactions, my first time with you both. My compliments to the young lady, she is not only beautiful but quite delightful and has such a bright personality. You sir made an excellent choice with her and I liked your calm, observant demeanor. Glad I discovered your channel, I'll be back.......
Love the reaction. Subscription added. BTW interesting bit of trivia. At the beginning of the movie you can see a bridge outside of Sue’s hotel window. That’s the Sydney Harbour Bridge and that is where Paul Hogan (Mick Dundee) started his working career as a painter and rigger painting the bridge until he entered a talent show as a joke and the rest is history. His working class roots is one of the reasons he is much beloved in Australia. Cheers from another Civil Engineering in Australia.
As a then young Australian who first really started going overseas mainly to the USA just when this movie came out - it really put our country, culture, humour and spirit on the map is such a great way. Is was so much fun touring the world as an Aussie just after the release of this film - we were always so welcome in bars and folk loved to have a drink with us! Loved your reaction to this classic feel good film - well done!!!
Jessica said, "I've *never* seen a movie allude to this..." The End is one of the *most* NY things in a movie ever. NYers will kick you when you're in the way, step on you when you're crazy, ignore you when whine... And then they'll pick you up, give you $20 , hug you when you cry, help you find True Love. NY is the nicest city in human history...that ain't got time for your s**t, tourist. Move, dammit! Dig JK Jemisin's book "The City We Became" for a lovecraftian love poem to NY.
I can't begin to tell you how much I enjoyed revisiting Crocodile Dundee with you guys. I had a big goofy smile on my face all the way through. Mrs Boss has such an infectious laugh. What a wonderful movie this was I remember it being released and it was HUGE. They made a sequel too if you are still wanting more although in my opinion not as good as the original. Thanks once again for the time and care in the editing and for your genuine heartfelt reactions.
Great reaction, you two 🙋♂!!! Don't know if you knew this, but Paul Hogan WAS the man who came up with the "Put another shrimp on the barbie" slogan. He started off as the tourism spokesperson for Australia (1984-1989).
One of those films where you smile all the way, Croc 2 is also very good and well worth a watch, hope you dont mind if i sip on a glass of red wine while watching this great reaction as i would hate to upset anyone, not.
We watched this movie in the theater, together with our kids. The kids actually got a little bit scared, but in the end we all had a good experience. And please, just go ahead and take a snack while watching the movies. Grüß 👍😊😊😊
Love your reactions Mike & Jessica! An American model named Ginger Meadows visited Australia in 1987 after being inspired by this movie and was tragically killed by a 4m crocodile at the Cascade Falls. It is an interesting story to take a look at. Crocodile Dundee 2 continues the story and is well worth a look. Number 3 tries too hard. Thanks for posting! ❤
I went to Perth WA in 1979. I was 18 at the time and a bit of a soft Englishman. My oldest brother moved out there when I was 8 and being a really good boxer he had earned the respect of those he knew. After helping him work on a roof all day in the blazing summer heat he decided we should visit the Tavern. It was just like the pub in this movie....full of rough Aussies. My brother had told me that if I didn't stand up to them I'd be in trouble. We walked in and my brother introduced me. This huge guy stood up and said "Fuck off ya Pommie bastard". I nearly shit myself but rembered what my brother had told me, so I walked over and got 3 inches from the guys face and told his to shut his fat ugly face. He looked at me for a few seconds and said "let me get you beer mate". From that point on I could go in there on my own and I never had to buy a single drink. 7 weeks in the best country on the planet. I wish I'd stayed there. ✌🏻❤🇬🇧
Well spotted guys! When I first saw this movie (nearly 40 years ago!) I commented to my mate that the sleeping buffalo was still in the way of the truck. Amazing how few people notice it!
Thank you for your reviews. I love watching the movies i loved with you all. Thank you so much for your time. and F--- it Eat it is real life stuff, we all have to eat, be real life people, and do life when you share your time with us.
Not only is that a stuffed crocodile but what most people miss is that its a freshwater crocodile, which are not particularly dangerous. They're small and wont attack unless you attack them or scare them. At the end, how he walks across the crowd of people is how an Australian sheep dog will walk across the top of a flock of sheep in a pen. Its instantly recognisable to most Australians but it seems to be a bit of a mystery to non-Australians. If you liked this, try The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, or Muriel's Wedding. Both great comedies. Both full of internationally famous Australian stars from their early years. There's also a crocodile dundee 2. You will find them a bit unusual because Australian comedies tend to have a message as well and tend to be quite uplifting.
Ah, a freshwater croc, I didn't know. I learned about the sheepdog. As a filmmaker, I would have included a scene where Sue watches sheepdogs doing exactly that!! It would have been fun for the audience to see (learn) and it would've made the last scene even MORE special. Dundee 2 is at the top of our list. Added your suggestions. Thanks for watching! (:
@@BossMovieReactions Unfortunately, the NT isnt sheep territory, so there wouldnt be any way to do that without a weird diversion. You might also like the Australian movie, Red Dog, which is a true story.
@@tileux Yeah, I was wondering about that. I added "Red Dog", thanks! Assuming you're Australian, Robert Whittaker kicked ass yesterday at the UFC event. (:
This is a classic romantic comedy that 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. He and his co-star actually got married after the movie was made.
I'm sure your list is long, but please add Romancing the Stone, very similar romantic comedy vibe as this one that oddly enough also involves a croc/alligator. I really enjoy your reactions because I love your editing and your comments and interactions with each other. You appear quite sharp and catch things I've missed after having watched many of these movies multiple times. Plus I like when you make observations on the movie making aspects, I feel I learn something interesting. Keep up the good work, it does not go unnoticed.
Hi Carment, yes, our list has expanded to about 12 years of watch-time, but I have added your suggestion to our list as well. Thank you! Also, thanks for your kind words and the detailed feedback, that was great and made our day! (:
Great reaction! Now youll just have to see CD 2. A very good sequel. Also, you really enjoyed the "fish outta water" influence and the comedy. I think you two would enjoy "Overboard" really fun movie starring Kurt Russell and Goldie Hahn, that came out in '87. Think you both would love it. Thanks for the great viewing and thanks again for sharing.
In Australia, sheepdogs will often walk on the backs of a flock a sheep as a quick way to get to the front of the flock. This is what Dundee did at the end of the movie.
Thanks guys, loved the reaction! A special mention of David Gulpilil who played Neville (Mick's Aboriginal friend in the bush) he was an Australian actor and dancer and Order of Australia appointee. If you would like to see more of him, I recommend these movies: Storm Boy (Both 1976 & 2018 He's in both), The Tracker (2002), Rabbit-Proof Fence (2002), Charlie's Country (2014). The latter being my top recommended.
Hello Los Mosquitos, we're happy to see you here and love back to Deutschland! Oh, btw, I heard that the Fussball EM is happening. How's Germany doing? (:
@@BossMovieReactions Hi, this is the rank as of june 23: Gruppe A: Deutschland 6 Punkte/Schweiz 4! Gruppe B: Spanien 6 Gruppe C: UK 4 Gruppe D: Niederlande/Frankreich 4 Gruppe E: Rumänien/Belgien/Ukraine/Slowakei alle 3 Gruppe F: Portugal 6 And btw: eat and drink or smoke as you like during your recording sessions! Or cuddle. 😉 We don‘t care, it is normal and absolutely ok. We are invited as guests to watch these movies together with you in your own home like friends or family, which is a privilege for all of us. It is your prerogative as hosts to do as you like. Thank you, friends. Mike.
Re: the Boyfriend from NY her editor - I thought his character was spot on - upper city snob would be someone she would likely meet - and it made him polar opposites from Dundee so she was initially in love with the citified boy then could not help herself with the wildnerness man.
1st I'd like to say, never apologise for eating when watching a movie in the comfort of your own home. I would guess most people watching do, and that it's more rude for some random person to try and dictate to you what you can and can't do in your own home on your own UA-cam channel. 2nd is that apparently the character of crocodile Dundee is loosely based on a real person, as a bit of trivia for you.
Good morning y'all. I hope you're well! With all due respect ma'am I think you're stunning. Eating popcorn wouldn't change that for me. Some people are just unhappy and want the world to know about it. 😀😁😀😁 Hope you have a wonderful rest of your weekend.
@@BossMovieReactions one of other favorite movie reactor channels name is literally popcorn in bed... Not trying to promote other people on your channel just saying it's not uncommon to snack while watching a movie. I have a second profile name here on UA-cam and it is CEREAL KILLER! It was given to me by my daughter. I have a little bit of a 420 hobby that makes me assault bowls of cereal in a very ugly and disturbing way for other people to see 😁🤘💨❤️ I'm okay with that... SOME THINGS ARE JUST ALL ABOUT ME 🫠😶🌫️😮💨
@@jasonwhoever5528 Haha, that's funny! Yeah, I'm familiar with Popcorn in Bed. In fact, Popcorn in Bed was the INSPIRATION for starting our own reaction channel. They have an amazing team! (:
@@jasonwhoever5528 That’s hilarious. 🥣🔪😂 Yeah, lots of reactors have snacks while watching. A know some who make it a point to show the viewers exactly what they’re eating & drinking, before they start the movie. Also, some eat snacks that viewers have sent in to them. It’s fun! ☺️
@@yesitislikethat 😁😀😁😀 you don't want to be anywhere in between me and a bowl of Captain crunch late at night... It could be dangerous for all of us 😁🤘❤️
Mick mentions being from the Northern Territory. The bull was in the road but they could get around. Point is, he wasnt standing there to challenge the truck. It was the 80's the jerk boyfriend was spot on.
The boomerang did originate in Australia. But it's more commonly called a "kiley" or "rabbit stick. Real ones don't return though. Instead, they have one protracted arm to throw it further , and a flat underside to sustain long distance flight. We adopted them in Kentucky around 1870 to hunt flocks of duck, pheasant and rabbit. But the Aussies still use them to hunt flocks of cockatoo, fruit bats, rodents, and medium size marsupials. A lot of Assuies came to Appalachia post Civil War, and we still have a lot of shared culture and tools today. Some of my best friends are Assuie descended.
Interesting stuff, thanks for sharing. I did a bit of research about Boomerangs and Kangaroos etc., which I'm talking about in my "Afterthoughts" video (ua-cam.com/video/28YF5ijR30o/v-deo.htmlsi=pzeFqUlqIHldiDir) (:
People need to keep their mouths shut sometimes🤬Whatever happened to “if you can’t say something nice, don’t say anything at all”?!Im glad he apologized, but if he’d taken a second to think before he spoke, he wouldn’t have had to apologize at all. I for one think u’r a great person,& and the world could do w/ more like u❤️
Aw, that's such a nice thing to say! Thanks, Heather, we appreciate it. And yes, I couldn't agree more regarding “if you can’t say something nice, don’t say anything at all." Although 99% of the comments are loving I've been called "terrible" and a "traitor" and a "racist." ??? These people must be a bit nuts, huh? LOL. (:
@@BossMovieReactionsWho do I have to kill?!🤬😉”Traitor” and “racist”? Where do they get that shit? They’ve obviously never seen or heard u, or they’d know how ignorant those words are.
@@BossMovieReactionswho do I have to “unalive”?!🤬😈😉People are freakin nuts, to think u’r racist, traitor or anything negative ..let alone say it aloud . Ignore the haters& rock on🤘
@@heathertucker4360 Haha, yeah, some of those people are a bit crazy in their heads... I guess they feel brave typing that kind of stuff on their keyboards...lol. The price they have to pay is their own unhappiness and we don't have time for that. This is the week of the film festival and we'll be releasing a "special" video on Saturday about our experience. Stay tuned and thanks for your support! (:
Mike has the measure of Mr. Dundee from the start - well done! The idea was to avoid the water-buffalo's attack (at 11:25); it is unlikely that it would behave like a cow. Mostly, the filming took place in Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory.
So the last thing I watched with Yall was Close Encounters. Didn't get the notification you were watching What about Bob - its a favorite of mine as is tonights Crocodile Dundee (#2 is also a great movie - well great might be a strong wrog word - I love it - but its more Unique & entertaining). I have to say I missed you. I am not into some of the other things you like to watch but when you have ones I like I enjoy popping in and chilling with you.
@@BossMovieReactions My Favorite is Dramas and Action but I do love Comedy - in Comedy my favorites are the classics not the modern comedy so much. Some day check out "How to murder your wife" and "The Odd Couple" and if you have not seen it - check out "Grumpy old Men" Thanks for asking.
@@jeanb.5405 Oh, that's good to know. Thank you, that is very helpful. I made sure these movies are on our list! And yes, most of the "new" comedies are horrible! ((:
Another good reaction from you guys. This is one of my favorite channels. Not a lot of over-the-top animation or excessive dialogue. Just reacting in the moment.
Paul Hogan (Mick) and Linda Kozlowski (Sue) actually did start dating during the filming of the movie (which explains the great chemistry). In 1990 the two got married. Paul got the idea got the idea of walking across the train travellers from the Australian Kelpie Sheepdog. They walk across the back of the sheep as they are herding them. It's quite impressive to see.
Yep, I learned about their marriage and about the sheepdogs from you guys. As a filmmaker, I would have included a scene where Sue watches sheepdogs doing exactly that!! It would have been fun for the audience to see and it would've made the last scene even MORE special. Thanks for watching! (:
You have to watch the second movie is the series. CROCODILE DUNDEE 2. It is even better than the first movie!!! The 2 main characters actually got married to each other after this movie. They left there previous partners to get married to each other.
Hoges applied his top rating comedy formula to croc dundee. His comedy sketches were always trying to impress a girl and being caught faking or putting his foot in it and coming out smelling of roses, via various invented characters. Croc is his movie length version of the same comedy.
IMO, "Crocodile Dundee II" is every bit as good as this original. Funny quotes such as: "Nah, it needs garlic." "They're nearby. How do you know? Don't you smell it? Smell what, their sweat? No, Wally's aftershave." "He wants to know if we're allowed to eat these men." Check it out, to find out the context.
How is eating rude or disgusting? I don't undestand people anymore. Absolutely lovely and kind couple with obviously good hearts. Greetings from Finland.
I just found your channel. Liked and subscribed. The fun continues in "Crocodile Dundee 2", but with a bit more action as well. "Crocodile Dundee" was a big deal in its day. Everyone was quoting "That's not a knoife, THAT'S a knoife". Because of its popularity in America, tourism to Australia increased greatly, and with it, lots of money for Australians.
I worked 10 years in photography and a good photo does captures a piece of one's soul and preserves it IMHO. It is up to you if it is worth preserving it in a locked moment or not and if that causes harm..
Paul CROCODILE DUNDEE Hogan was a minor sensation after the movies release. He made the rounds of all the talk shows etc. All things australian was in vogue. I remember he was spotted in a TV commercial and movie execs saw his potential .
I loved the croc reaction when he shot out of the river. The best part of this movie is you get to see the main characters flaws and strengths. She isn't weak but bit off more than she can chew. He realized she isn't a soft little woman. They had great chemistry. I can see why Paul and Linda married each other in real life. Too bad they divorced. Check out Paul Hogan's Oscar speech. It was epic.
Thanks for doing this one. 1. I first saw this when it first hit pay cable. The second one isn't as good. 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.
I love all the Foster's beer product placement in the bar scene in Australia. Before doing this movie Paul Hogan did a whole load of TV adverts for Foster's. The irony of this is that I know a lot of Aussies and they've all told me that nobody in Australia actually drinks Foster's. 😂
With Mick Dundee's gender verification technique, the phrase 'Down Under' took on a whole new meaning😁
LOL. ((:
"is she going to australia..?" - must see part 2 now!
Yeah, I just put it on our list! (:
@@BossMovieReactions The second one is definitely worth it (the rest probably not, though I've never seen them).
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@BossMovieReactions 1,2 and 3 probably won't win any awards but they all have great moments.
You can see the chemistry between the two main protagonists is real..they were married for many years after..thats not acting they do in the movie. Also this is just feel good cinema without CGI...I SO miss that nowadays....
Yeah, the chemistry, just as Jessica pointed out! (:
They ended up getting married in real life. The sequel is even better than the first. Crocodile Dundee II is a must watch!
Yes, I think we'll watch that one soon! Thanks! (:
"It's ok, he's Australian."
" .. maybe I better go there someday."
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OMG, so funny! ((:
No denying Jessica’s a beautiful woman, but she’s smart too. Just look at this handsome man that she’s chosen to have by her side. Glad you both enjoyed the move. Always love your reactions. Ty. ❤BMR
Haha, thanks for the kind words, we both appreciate it! And thanks for watching! (:
Ignore haters here and in life... Peace darling people..
Agreed, we try to ignore them and sometimes even remove them. (:
A classic from my childhood! These movies mean so much to my mom and me (almost as much as 28 Days Later.) And Jessica, you eat whatever, whenever you want! All reactors do it.
Thanks for that. I finally have a copy of "28 Days Later" on my desktop. Thanks for watching! (:
The end scene where he walked over the crowd is what Australian cattle dogs do when herding sheep and cattle.
That's what someone mentioned. Interesting. Thanks! (:
I'm sorry someone took their mental illness out on Jessica, she is the opposite of rude or disgusting. You're a wonderful person, Jessica. You too, Mike. Don't let the trolls get you down.
Thank you so much, we appreciate you!! Yeah, 99% of the comments are amazing, but there will always be some haters. We're pretty chill about it. Thanks! (:
I hope those haters never discover a restaurant. Seems like they wouldn't be able to handle the experience.
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What haters? Mental illness? No one said anything
@@SgtSteel1 Hello Sgt Steel, we're talking about some previously made comments by an individual and individuals in general. I assume it's not hard to imagine that sometimes you get some comments from haters, right? But mostly it's all very positive! (:
This movie was huge back in the day.
I’m a Kiwi and I remember going to the cinema to watch this with my parents back in the 80’s.
The soundtrack is in my mind forever.
Ohh to turn back time 🥲
Nice, thanks for sharing! (:
You are watching a movie... 🍿 Popcorn is a must...!😊
Haha, thanks for that! (:
Not many movies where you just smile the whole way thru.
So true, this was a good one. We'll probably do part 2 soon. (:
Are you kidding me ???? We eat when watching you guys !!!! One of our favorite couples channel promotes their saying with "Make sure you have your favorite snack, your favorite drink and your favorite blanket." Wasn't the concession stand the best part of "date night" at the theater??
Yeah, well, I guess nobody can SEE the audience eating, but you're right, whoever complained about it can kick rocks as another audience member just said. ((:
Most channels get to this point where they feel they have to address nasty comments. It's inevitable that someone or multiple comments will get to you eventually. It doesn't mean they're right. This is why I avoid putting myself out on the internet like you do. Don't let the tail wag the dog. Just do your thing and the people that enjoy it will stay. Ignore the nasty comments, maybe listen to friendly feedback and let the positive comments motivate you. Plenty of people enjoy your content!
Yes, you're absolutely right, that's pretty much what we do. 99% of the feedback is very positive and very encouraging. It's the first time we addressed a negative comment and I didn't even know Jessica is gonna say something. But so many people defended her today, it was a pleasure reading all the comments. Thanks for watching! (:
"The Ripple Effect" every little thing you do, good or bad, changes how other people conduct themselves. Wether you smile at a random stranger or flip them off. It has countless possible outcomes. So be nice!
Yeah, good advice, Terry, and it's so simple, "Be nice." Thanks! (:
The chemistry was real. After starring together in Crocodile Dundee II, which was also a huge hit you might want to check out if you're looking for more, Paul Hogan and Linda Kozlowski married. Unfortunately Hogan was never able to replicate the success of Crocodile Dundee and Crocodile Dundee II, starring in a series of flops (including Crocodile Dundee III actually). He was actually a huge TV star in Australia before and after his Hollywood ventures, so he did okay nonetheless.
Thanks for sharing. I put Dundee 2 on our list! (:
They were married 1990 -2014.
Personally I liked 3. Sure wasn't as good as 1 or 2 but I've never seen a movie that has a sequel decades later that is as good as the originals. Remakes maybe but not sequels. But all in all it's not bad.
@@Yugioh420 the rocky franchise
@@coachmikesfilmroom3111 didn't care for the first much less the sequels and didn't even attempt to watch any decades after the original
We actually dropped into the Walkabout Creek Hotel for a beer a couple of weeks ago when travelling through that area. Although the film is set in the Northern Territory the pub where they shot those scenes is in a little town called McKinley in outback Queensland. In the front yard of the hotel there are also other movie props such as the old hunting truck. There are only a few people who live in McKinley permanently but the annual rodeo was being advertised so no doubt the population would increase a 1000 fold while it was on.. The hotel is a must visit for Aussies like us when passing through that area especially those who were around when those Croc movies were released. Great review some of the old lines may have become a bit well worn like that aint a knife but I think the Aussie humour still comes through.
Thanks for sharing your experience. Sounds great. And thanks for watching. (:
Very nice reaction to this beautiful and cute movie. I was 11 when it aired here in Germany and I went to the movies 3 times because I loved this movie so much (and still do today 😄) and later saw it several times on VHS and TV. 😊
Haha, yeah, VHS! Thanks for watching. I think we'll soon watch Dundee 2 as well. Greetings to Deutschland! (:
I absolutely love the ending scene, how the music rises to an ultimate good ending. Thank you for the lovely reaction.
Yeah, that was epic!! (:
He's not exaggerating about the length of the croc. This is a scene where he is being truthful... except for the barramundi fishing.
That's a big croc!! Thanks for sharing! (:
To be fair, barramundis do get pretty big.
I love the Boss community. 🧡
I enjoy reading the many kind & insightful comments from fellow viewers. It’s a shame that there always ends up being one or two rotten apples in the barrel, though.
Whoever made that “disgusting “ comment only serves to remind us that no matter how wonderful something (or someone) is- there’s always gonna be somebody out there who -finds- looks for something to complain about. 🤦🏾♀️
Jessica, you are fabulous. Keep doing you! 💙
Thanks for your encouraging words. Yeah, some people are just a bit crazy, I (Mike) was being called "terrible", a "traitor" and even a "racist" etc. I don't know what those people smoke, but it's definitely not helping their intelligence. We're grateful for people like YOU!! (:
So..."throw another shrimp on the barbie" comes from a TV commercial with Paul Hogan (Croc Dundee). Thing is "shrimp" isn't a word in Aussie English. "Prawns" is the word.
One of dearest friends is Aussie and she has no issue with this film...except that her entire life everyone quotes it at her. She's soft-spoken, kind-hearted, shy even...but when anyone says to her "that's not a knife" or "throw a shrimp..." her eyes fill with blood and a stream of raging, dirty vitriol explodes from her at the offender in question. 😂🤣🤣🤣
Fantastic reaction, yall. And thank you *SO* much for the shout out at the start! That warmed my heart today!
Ah, "Prawns", not "Shrimp." I quoted the shrimp line from "Dumb and Dumber." Haha, tired of the "that's not a knife" line. Happy to hear that we could "warm" your heart! (:
@@BossMovieReactions You weren't wrong, Mike! The 80's ad _said_ "shrimp" (which Dumb is referencing). Hogan was told to say "shrimp" instead because Americans don't know what a prawn is. And thus it became a silly, inaccurate yet ubiquitous Thing.
Life is strange and stupid and magical, ain't it?
Putting a link in a YTube comment tends to get deleted cause of Spam I suppose. So I won't do that.
If you care: ytube "hogan shrimp on the barbie" and the original commercial comes right up.
@@gggooding Haha, okay, I looked it up and saw it. I had no idea. Thanks for that! (:
When I moved back to America (half aus half usa) in 96 everyone kept saying, to me “It’s Australian for beer” in heavy accent. Apparently Fosters beer had had a massive hold on the american market and has been campaigning Americans since Hogan’s early days, that Australians drink a lot of Fosters. I was amazed to see it available in american supermarkets and told an Australian friend how amazed I was. He replied, “I saw a Fosters can in the gutter the other day and was amazed someone had drunk that”, as it’s considered twrrible in Aus. The fact that Australia is one of the greatest beer producer/consumers in the world and an american-brewed Fosters is all the representation Australia has in the American beermarket, is ridiculous.
When I saw that you two were watching this I knew that I had to see this 19:23, you did not disappoint but I must say for a second there I was concerned you hurt yourselves.
😱❤ You guys are great keep up the adventure and enjoy some more films.
Oh, boy, yeah, Jessica jumped big time!! LOL. Thanks for watching, Dundee 2 is coming up! (:
You two are great!!! My wife and I are hard workers like you and love movies 🍿- we appreciate your hard work. Both of you are beautiful people and are entertaining. Keep it up, we will always watch.
Aw, thank you so much!! That made our day! Love and greetings to you and your wife!! (:
I just found you all.. And watching your introduction, how can anyone disgrace you for eating while watching a movie? We all do that. Mine is chips though
Haha, thank for that, Jeffery. We're happy you found us and we hope you stay for a while! (:
Forget what someone like that says they have nothing but negative energy love ya channel and both of y’all reactions…I always cry at movies before my wife too lol stay happy and blessed guys and also to subs 😊
Fantastic!! Thank you so much for the encouraging words. We appreciate it. And THANKS for the sub!! (:
love you guys love your wife's smile and laugh!
Thanks for that, Hawk Man!! (:
Great reaction. Intelligent, sensitive, and perceptive.
Aw, thank you so much for that! (:
I don't know why a reaction to this film stumbled into my feed, but the last time I saw this movie it was rented by my parents at a video store, back when I was a kid. Given how rentals used to rock, I would imagine it was six to twelve months after the flick came out in theatres. 1986 you say. Hmm... that would be back when I was eleven (maybe twelve, given the delay to rentals). I thoroughly enjoyed your reactions... both with the film itself and each other. Okay, I'll subscribe. :)
Hi there, we're happy you stumbled on our video... Haha, yeah, video stores and Blockbuster, etc. Thanks for watching AND thanks for subscribing! (:
Great reaction and thanks for keeping the movie playing while you talk over it. I wish all reactors would do this.
Oh, some reactors "pause" the movie? I didn't know. I always make sure that the movie continues without losing any important parts or information, it just flows better... I actually spend a tremendous amount of time making sure we're not talking over "important" parts, that's one reason why our editing takes so much longer, but it's worth it. Thanks! (:
Really enjoyed your reactions, my first time with you both. My compliments to the young lady, she is not only beautiful but quite delightful and has such a bright personality. You sir made an excellent choice with her and I liked your calm, observant demeanor. Glad I discovered your channel, I'll be back.......
Hi Gary, we're so happy you found us. Thanks for the kind words! (:
Love the reaction. Subscription added. BTW interesting bit of trivia. At the beginning of the movie you can see a bridge outside of Sue’s hotel window. That’s the Sydney Harbour Bridge and that is where Paul Hogan (Mick Dundee) started his working career as a painter and rigger painting the bridge until he entered a talent show as a joke and the rest is history. His working class roots is one of the reasons he is much beloved in Australia. Cheers from another Civil Engineering in Australia.
Oh, that's some great trivia. Thanks for that! All right, another Civil Engineering!! Cheers! (:
As a then young Australian who first really started going overseas mainly to the USA just when this movie came out - it really put our country, culture, humour and spirit on the map is such a great way. Is was so much fun touring the world as an Aussie just after the release of this film - we were always so welcome in bars and folk loved to have a drink with us!
Loved your reaction to this classic feel good film - well done!!!
Aw, that's awesome to hear! Thanks for sharing and thanks for watching! Dundee 2 is coming soon as well. (:
Thanks for sharing your reaction to one of my favorite movies.
Glad you enjoyed it. (:
Jessica you do you babe! There is absolutely nothing wrong with eating on camera ❤❤❤that was a disgusting comment!
Thanks for that Marlaina, I will read that comment to Jessica, she'll be so happy! Thanks for watching! (#6) (:
Jessica said, "I've *never* seen a movie allude to this..."
The End is one of the *most* NY things in a movie ever.
NYers will kick you when you're in the way, step on you when you're crazy, ignore you when whine...
And then they'll pick you up, give you $20 , hug you when you cry, help you find True Love.
NY is the nicest city in human history...that ain't got time for your s**t, tourist. Move, dammit!
Dig JK Jemisin's book "The City We Became" for a lovecraftian love poem to NY.
LOL. ((:
I can't begin to tell you how much I enjoyed revisiting Crocodile Dundee with you guys. I had a big goofy smile on my face all the way through. Mrs Boss has such an infectious laugh.
What a wonderful movie this was I remember it being released and it was HUGE.
They made a sequel too if you are still wanting more although in my opinion not as good as the original.
Thanks once again for the time and care in the editing and for your genuine heartfelt reactions.
Thanks, PunkersTV. We appreciate the kind words. Yes, I think we'll do Dundee 2 soon. (:
Great reaction, you two 🙋♂!!! Don't know if you knew this, but Paul Hogan WAS the man who came up with the "Put another shrimp on the barbie" slogan. He started off as the tourism spokesperson for Australia (1984-1989).
No, I did not know. I thought it came from "Dumb and Dumber." (:
@@BossMovieReactionshe was actually an Australian comedian well before that. He was known as Hoages.
@@ChrisFirth-do2sm 👍
Hoags was great, probably a bit dated now though?? 😂@@ChrisFirth-do2sm
Just what I needed to watch this sat. morning.. Love you two..
Happy to hear!! (:
One of those films where you smile all the way, Croc 2 is also very good and well worth a watch, hope you dont mind if i sip on a glass of red wine while watching this great reaction as i would hate to upset anyone, not.
Yeah, just don't sip too loudly! Dundee 2 is at the top of our list! (:
36:00 Y'all are great with this movie!!! Sense of humors wonderfully intact!! 👏
Haha, thanks for that, Eowyn, and thanks for watching! (:
Thank you guys. Such a warm and entertaining movie time with the two of you again.
Aw, that's great to hear! Thanks! (:
We watched this movie in the theater, together with our kids. The kids actually got a little bit scared, but in the end we all had a good experience.
And please, just go ahead and take a snack while watching the movies.
Grüß 👍😊😊😊
Thanks for that, Blandina!! Viele Grüsse! (:
Love your reactions Mike & Jessica! An American model named Ginger Meadows visited Australia in 1987 after being inspired by this movie and was tragically killed by a 4m crocodile at the Cascade Falls. It is an interesting story to take a look at. Crocodile Dundee 2 continues the story and is well worth a look. Number 3 tries too hard. Thanks for posting! ❤
Thanks for that. I think we'll react to Dundee 2 very soon. Thanks! (:
I went to Perth WA in 1979. I was 18 at the time and a bit of a soft Englishman.
My oldest brother moved out there when I was 8 and being a really good boxer he had earned the respect of those he knew.
After helping him work on a roof all day in the blazing summer heat he decided we should visit the Tavern.
It was just like the pub in this movie....full of rough Aussies.
My brother had told me that if I didn't stand up to them I'd be in trouble.
We walked in and my brother introduced me.
This huge guy stood up and said "Fuck off ya Pommie bastard". I nearly shit myself but rembered what my brother had told me, so I walked over and got 3 inches from the guys face and told his to shut his fat ugly face. He looked at me for a few seconds and said "let me get you beer mate".
From that point on I could go in there on my own and I never had to buy a single drink.
7 weeks in the best country on the planet.
I wish I'd stayed there.
✌🏻❤🇬🇧
That's awesome. Thanks for sharing! (:
Great reaction guys to a great 80s movie classic Love this and the sequel
Thanks. I was just wondering if the sequel was worth a reaction. I guess, according to you, it is, huh? Thanks! (:
@@BossMovieReactions Not as good as the first but still very enjoyable if u guys liked the first its definately worth checking out
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Nothing wrong with snacking during a movie.
Thanks for that, Scott! (:
Such a fun classic, we watch it at least once a year, just a nice bit of entertainment.
Agreed! Some good, clean entertainment. (:
I haven't seen this movie since I was a kid, probably 30 years ago. The only thing I remember is him showing his knife off.
Yeah, a memorable moment for sure! (:
There are films that are just great, no matter how times you watch them.i must have watched this a dozen times,and its always enjoyable.
Yes, I agree, this one is definitely re-watchable! (:
Well spotted guys! When I first saw this movie (nearly 40 years ago!) I commented to my mate that the sleeping buffalo was still in the way of the truck. Amazing how few people notice it!
Haha, yeah, sometimes we notice little things like that, just like you did! Thanks for watching! (:
Thank you for your reviews. I love watching the movies i loved with you all. Thank you so much for your time. and F--- it Eat it is real life stuff, we all have to eat, be real life people, and do life when you share your time with us.
Aw, thank you so much for your encouraging words! And thanks for watching! (:
Not only is that a stuffed crocodile but what most people miss is that its a freshwater crocodile, which are not particularly dangerous. They're small and wont attack unless you attack them or scare them.
At the end, how he walks across the crowd of people is how an Australian sheep dog will walk across the top of a flock of sheep in a pen. Its instantly recognisable to most Australians but it seems to be a bit of a mystery to non-Australians.
If you liked this, try The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, or Muriel's Wedding. Both great comedies. Both full of internationally famous Australian stars from their early years. There's also a crocodile dundee 2. You will find them a bit unusual because Australian comedies tend to have a message as well and tend to be quite uplifting.
Ah, a freshwater croc, I didn't know. I learned about the sheepdog. As a filmmaker, I would have included a scene where Sue watches sheepdogs doing exactly that!! It would have been fun for the audience to see (learn) and it would've made the last scene even MORE special. Dundee 2 is at the top of our list. Added your suggestions. Thanks for watching! (:
@@BossMovieReactions Unfortunately, the NT isnt sheep territory, so there wouldnt be any way to do that without a weird diversion.
You might also like the Australian movie, Red Dog, which is a true story.
@@tileux Yeah, I was wondering about that. I added "Red Dog", thanks! Assuming you're Australian, Robert Whittaker kicked ass yesterday at the UFC event. (:
This is a classic romantic comedy that 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. He and his co-star actually got married after the movie was made.
Awesome. Thanks for that extra info! (:
I'm sure your list is long, but please add Romancing the Stone, very similar romantic comedy vibe as this one that oddly enough also involves a croc/alligator. I really enjoy your reactions because I love your editing and your comments and interactions with each other. You appear quite sharp and catch things I've missed after having watched many of these movies multiple times. Plus I like when you make observations on the movie making aspects, I feel I learn something interesting. Keep up the good work, it does not go unnoticed.
Hi Carment, yes, our list has expanded to about 12 years of watch-time, but I have added your suggestion to our list as well. Thank you! Also, thanks for your kind words and the detailed feedback, that was great and made our day! (:
Great reaction! Now youll just have to see CD 2. A very good sequel. Also, you really enjoyed the "fish outta water" influence and the comedy. I think you two would enjoy "Overboard" really fun movie starring Kurt Russell and Goldie Hahn, that came out in '87. Think you both would love it.
Thanks for the great viewing and thanks again for sharing.
Yes, Dundee 2 is at the top of our list. I added "Overboard" to our list. Thank you!! (:
In Australia, sheepdogs will often walk on the backs of a flock a sheep as a quick way to get to the front of the flock. This is what Dundee did at the end of the movie.
Yes, so I have learned today from you guys! Thanks! (:
I think Jessica is cute when she's being rude and disgusting. 🤣😂😇😎 Glad I found you guys!
Haha... That's funny! Well, that comment will make Jessica's day! Thanks! (:
Thanks guys, loved the reaction!
A special mention of David Gulpilil who played Neville (Mick's Aboriginal friend in the bush) he was an Australian actor and dancer and Order of Australia appointee.
If you would like to see more of him, I recommend these movies: Storm Boy (Both 1976 & 2018 He's in both), The Tracker (2002), Rabbit-Proof Fence (2002), Charlie's Country (2014). The latter being my top recommended.
Thanks for watching and thanks for your recommendations, I wrote them down. (:
You should have been eating something when you were talking about the guy objecting to you eating ha ha ha. That would have been hilarious!
No kidding, Jessica actually thought about that... Would've been funny! ((:
A second that. lol
Servus! So good to have you back, guys! (meaning, with a movie that I’m interested in) Thanks and have a great time, love from Germany, Mike. 👍♥️
Hello Los Mosquitos, we're happy to see you here and love back to Deutschland! Oh, btw, I heard that the Fussball EM is happening. How's Germany doing? (:
@@BossMovieReactions Hi, this is the rank as of june 23:
Gruppe A: Deutschland 6 Punkte/Schweiz 4!
Gruppe B: Spanien 6
Gruppe C: UK 4
Gruppe D: Niederlande/Frankreich 4
Gruppe E: Rumänien/Belgien/Ukraine/Slowakei alle 3
Gruppe F: Portugal 6
And btw: eat and drink or smoke as you like during your recording sessions! Or cuddle. 😉 We don‘t care, it is normal and absolutely ok. We are invited as guests to watch these movies together with you in your own home like friends or family, which is a privilege for all of us. It is your prerogative as hosts to do as you like. Thank you, friends. Mike.
@@losmosquitos1108 Hey, thanks so much for the update and also for your encouraging words. Really cool! THX! (:
Re: the Boyfriend from NY her editor - I thought his character was spot on - upper city snob would be someone she would likely meet - and it made him polar opposites from Dundee so she was initially in love with the citified boy then could not help herself with the wildnerness man.
Yeah, I can see that and it all worked great. Thanks for watching! (:
1st I'd like to say, never apologise for eating when watching a movie in the comfort of your own home. I would guess most people watching do, and that it's more rude for some random person to try and dictate to you what you can and can't do in your own home on your own UA-cam channel. 2nd is that apparently the character of crocodile Dundee is loosely based on a real person, as a bit of trivia for you.
Thanks for your encouraging words! We appreciate it! And yes, I did read a bit about the loosely based story, etc. Interesting stuff! Thanks!! (:
Good morning y'all. I hope you're well! With all due respect ma'am I think you're stunning. Eating popcorn wouldn't change that for me. Some people are just unhappy and want the world to know about it. 😀😁😀😁 Hope you have a wonderful rest of your weekend.
Aw, that's good to hear! Thanks for that! And thanks for watching! (:
@@BossMovieReactions one of other favorite movie reactor channels name is literally popcorn in bed... Not trying to promote other people on your channel just saying it's not uncommon to snack while watching a movie. I have a second profile name here on UA-cam and it is CEREAL KILLER! It was given to me by my daughter. I have a little bit of a 420 hobby that makes me assault bowls of cereal in a very ugly and disturbing way for other people to see 😁🤘💨❤️ I'm okay with that... SOME THINGS ARE JUST ALL ABOUT ME 🫠😶🌫️😮💨
@@jasonwhoever5528 Haha, that's funny! Yeah, I'm familiar with Popcorn in Bed. In fact, Popcorn in Bed was the INSPIRATION for starting our own reaction channel. They have an amazing team! (:
@@jasonwhoever5528 That’s hilarious. 🥣🔪😂 Yeah, lots of reactors have snacks while watching. A know some who make it a point to show the viewers exactly what they’re eating & drinking, before they start the movie. Also, some eat snacks that viewers have sent in to them. It’s fun! ☺️
@@yesitislikethat 😁😀😁😀 you don't want to be anywhere in between me and a bowl of Captain crunch late at night... It could be dangerous for all of us 😁🤘❤️
Mick mentions being from the Northern Territory. The bull was in the road but they could get around. Point is, he wasnt standing there to challenge the truck. It was the 80's the jerk boyfriend was spot on.
Yeah, good points. Thanks for watching! (:
It was filmed in the Northern Territory. They fell in love during the filming & got married👍🦘
Yes, so we have learned through you guys. Thanks for sharing! (:
I'm not here to have my comment read but just to say you have a great commentary and come across as genuine good people, love from Australia!
That is very nice of you to say! Thank you, Pete! (:
They made another cute movie together called "Almost an Angel"😊
Oh, thanks, I didn't know. I put it on our list! (:
Great Movie! Great Acting! Great Reaction!!!! Subbed and Thumbed 👏 ✌✌✌ 🇦🇺 🔥🔥🔥
Awesome!! Thank you so much for watching, thumbing, and subscribing!! (:
The boomerang did originate in Australia. But it's more commonly called a "kiley" or "rabbit stick. Real ones don't return though. Instead, they have one protracted arm to throw it further , and a flat underside to sustain long distance flight. We adopted them in Kentucky around 1870 to hunt flocks of duck, pheasant and rabbit. But the Aussies still use them to hunt flocks of cockatoo, fruit bats, rodents, and medium size marsupials. A lot of Assuies came to Appalachia post Civil War, and we still have a lot of shared culture and tools today. Some of my best friends are Assuie descended.
Interesting stuff, thanks for sharing. I did a bit of research about Boomerangs and Kangaroos etc., which I'm talking about in my "Afterthoughts" video (ua-cam.com/video/28YF5ijR30o/v-deo.htmlsi=pzeFqUlqIHldiDir) (:
@@BossMovieReactions Thanks for sharing! I can't wait to watch this.
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People need to keep their mouths shut sometimes🤬Whatever happened to “if you can’t say something nice, don’t say anything at all”?!Im glad he apologized, but if he’d taken a second to think before he spoke, he wouldn’t have had to apologize at all. I for one think u’r a great person,& and the world could do w/ more like u❤️
Aw, that's such a nice thing to say! Thanks, Heather, we appreciate it. And yes, I couldn't agree more regarding “if you can’t say something nice, don’t say anything at all." Although 99% of the comments are loving I've been called "terrible" and a "traitor" and a "racist." ??? These people must be a bit nuts, huh? LOL. (:
@@BossMovieReactions Who do I have to kill ?! 🤬😉Seriously, how does anyone think u’r racist, traits or anything even remotely close?
@@BossMovieReactionsWho do I have to kill?!🤬😉”Traitor” and “racist”? Where do they get that shit? They’ve obviously never seen or heard u, or they’d know how ignorant those words are.
@@BossMovieReactionswho do I have to “unalive”?!🤬😈😉People are freakin nuts, to think u’r racist, traitor or anything negative ..let alone say it aloud . Ignore the haters& rock on🤘
@@heathertucker4360 Haha, yeah, some of those people are a bit crazy in their heads... I guess they feel brave typing that kind of stuff on their keyboards...lol. The price they have to pay is their own unhappiness and we don't have time for that. This is the week of the film festival and we'll be releasing a "special" video on Saturday about our experience. Stay tuned and thanks for your support! (:
Mike has the measure of Mr. Dundee from the start - well done! The idea was to avoid the water-buffalo's attack (at 11:25); it is unlikely that it would behave like a cow. Mostly, the filming took place in Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory.
Hello Caambrinus, thanks for watching and sharing some info. We appreciate it! (:
You definitely need to watch the second…it’s better than the first one to me.
Oh, really? I put it on our list! (:
So the last thing I watched with Yall was Close Encounters. Didn't get the notification you were watching What about Bob - its a favorite of mine as is tonights Crocodile Dundee (#2 is also a great movie - well great might be a strong wrog word - I love it - but its more Unique & entertaining). I have to say I missed you. I am not into some of the other things you like to watch but when you have ones I like I enjoy popping in and chilling with you.
Awesome, we appreciate it! Dundee 2 is on our list. What's your thing, "comedies" or "classics" etc.? (:
@@BossMovieReactions My Favorite is Dramas and Action but I do love Comedy - in Comedy my favorites are the classics not the modern comedy so much. Some day check out "How to murder your wife" and "The Odd Couple" and if you have not seen it - check out "Grumpy old Men" Thanks for asking.
@@jeanb.5405 Oh, that's good to know. Thank you, that is very helpful. I made sure these movies are on our list! And yes, most of the "new" comedies are horrible! ((:
Another good reaction from you guys. This is one of my favorite channels. Not a lot of over-the-top animation or excessive dialogue. Just reacting in the moment.
Thank you so much, we appreciate it! (:
Paul Hogan (Mick) and Linda Kozlowski (Sue) actually did start dating during the filming of the movie (which explains the great chemistry). In 1990 the two got married. Paul got the idea got the idea of walking across the train travellers from the Australian Kelpie Sheepdog. They walk across the back of the sheep as they are herding them. It's quite impressive to see.
Yep, I learned about their marriage and about the sheepdogs from you guys. As a filmmaker, I would have included a scene where Sue watches sheepdogs doing exactly that!! It would have been fun for the audience to see and it would've made the last scene even MORE special. Thanks for watching! (:
Yeah, if I'm hungry, I'm gonna eat 😋 🤪
You and me both! (:
Zane BA here thanks guys I love this movie so much. Great reaction.
Hi, Zane BA, our pleasure! I assume you saw your shoutout!! Thanks for watching! (:
@@BossMovieReactions yes I did and it is so cool that you guys do that thanks again take care
@@zaneba7056 You got it! ((:
You have to watch the second movie is the series. CROCODILE DUNDEE 2. It is even better than the first movie!!! The 2 main characters actually got married to each other after this movie. They left there previous partners to get married to each other.
Thanks, Kevin, I think we'll watch Dundee 2 soon. (:
Well sue me, damn right, always check a cats ass to see if it’s male or female😂😂😂, thanks for sharing with us😊😊👍✌️🇺🇸
Haha... A cat's ass! lol. Thanks for watching! ((:
Hoges applied his top rating comedy formula to croc dundee. His comedy sketches were always trying to impress a girl and being caught faking or putting his foot in it and coming out smelling of roses, via various invented characters. Croc is his movie length version of the same comedy.
Well, he did the right thing then, clever and funny! Thanks for sharing! (:
IMO, "Crocodile Dundee II" is every bit as good as this original. Funny quotes such as:
"Nah, it needs garlic."
"They're nearby. How do you know? Don't you smell it? Smell what, their sweat? No, Wally's aftershave."
"He wants to know if we're allowed to eat these men."
Check it out, to find out the context.
I was just wondering about that! Thanks! (:
It’s a rare thing with sequels. But you’re right.
Why not tell them everything that happens in the movie? NO SPOILERS. 👎👎
And don't forget "I don't need a gun...." 😂
@@Stogie2112 he takes down the criminals and saves the girl. You’re welcome
I like the way the music swells up in the last scene.
Me too! It really is an EPIC last scene! Thanks for watching! (:
How is eating rude or disgusting? I don't undestand people anymore.
Absolutely lovely and kind couple with obviously good hearts.
Greetings from Finland.
Thank you so much for your support! Oops, I do understand the word "Arschloch" LOL. Greetings to Finland! (:
You will have to see Crocodile Dundee 2 to find out where they end up. Also, what happens to them.
Yep, it's on the list! (:
I just found your channel. Liked and subscribed.
The fun continues in "Crocodile Dundee 2", but with a bit more action as well. "Crocodile Dundee" was a big deal in its day. Everyone was quoting "That's not a knoife, THAT'S a knoife".
Because of its popularity in America, tourism to Australia increased greatly, and with it, lots of money for Australians.
Awesome. We're happy you found us. Also, Dundee 2 is on our shortlist... Thanks for subscribing!! (:
I worked 10 years in photography and a good photo does captures a piece of one's soul and preserves it IMHO. It is up to you if it is worth preserving it in a locked moment or not and if that causes harm..
Yeah, I think that's a fair assessment. (:
Paul CROCODILE DUNDEE Hogan was a minor sensation after the movies release. He made the rounds of all the talk shows etc. All things australian was in vogue. I remember he was spotted in a TV commercial and movie execs saw his potential .
Thanks for sharing! Just finished editing Dundee 2 for tomorrow's release. (:
Great movie. I like the sequel even more than the first one.
Yeah, we'll be watching Dundee 2 soon. Thanks! (:
First time watching your channel a brilliant reaction and also I am a new subscriber
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I loved the croc reaction when he shot out of the river. The best part of this movie is you get to see the main characters flaws and strengths. She isn't weak but bit off more than she can chew. He realized she isn't a soft little woman. They had great chemistry. I can see why Paul and Linda married each other in real life. Too bad they divorced.
Check out Paul Hogan's Oscar speech. It was epic.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. And yes, I checked out Hogan's speech, funny!! (:
Great reaction by the way. I love it
Happy to hear! (:
Definitely watch part 2. Its great.
Yes, I think we will... Thanks! (:
Watch CROCODILE DUNDEE II to see what happens 👍
On the list! Thanks for watching! (:
Fun Fact. Actors that played Dundee and Sue were married in real life hence the chemistry.
Yes, so we have learned through you guys. Jessica picked up on that chemistry right away. Thanks for sharing! (:
@44:33 Her scream is called Cooeee and is a known bush call for people in distress.
Ah, that's great, love it! Thanks for sharing! (:
i think you should carry one of those little gold guys behind you, and a bag of popcorn.. everywhere you go
Haha, yeah, I'm sure peeps in Hollywood would like it! ((:
Thanks for doing this one.
1. I first saw this when it first hit pay cable. The second one isn't as good.
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.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts, William. And thanks for your service!! (:
Haha its true.
We Aussies cannot dance unfortunately
@@craigmerritt8503 We appreciated that.
I love all the Foster's beer product placement in the bar scene in Australia.
Before doing this movie Paul Hogan did a whole load of TV adverts for Foster's.
The irony of this is that I know a lot of Aussies and they've all told me that nobody in Australia actually drinks Foster's. 😂
Haha, yeah, that's what some audience members said as well... (:
@@BossMovieReactions hope you watch the sequel. It's very underrated.
@@GodlessScummer Yes, we'll definitely watch the sequel. (: