Paul Hogan was hilarious and Linda Kozlowski was hot as hell.

I watched this again for the nostalgia value and oh boy, times they have a'changed. Smoking, slapstick and sexism are rampant in this film. Despite this, its still an enjoyable and irreverent film with an iconic Aussie caricature.

Great old classic, still lots of fun! The times when men were real men and women were feminine. They don't make movies like this anymore.

Charming movie. Likeable main protagonists. Both parts (NYC) and (Australia) have their own strengths, although the location down under could have depicted more beautifully (some of the places and animals look like a studio set). I mean, it's a typical romantic comedy. Innocuous family entertainment Don't expect an elaborate, deeply philosophical drama. Some of the plot elements are stereotypes (to put that mildly - sometimes it's actually sexist and racist), shallow and not exactly hilarious. I don't even understand why she falls in love with him. I mean he's the great protector - I get that - but Hogan is not a very attractive guy, is he, and she's obviously an 80s bomb shell straight from the infamous Eric Prydz video, right? But the movie has its moments.

A naive Australian in the Big Apple. Good gags.

Cute as hell, surprisingly decent re race, and only gets overtly transphobic once, pretty impressive for the mid 80s. Featured the least threatening looking street toughs ever

Level "Interesting" • 7 :heart: • Entertaining and Good.

I love this movie, funny as hell and would definitely watch again.

When you think of memorable 1980's comedies, this one that might come to mind to mind. Revolving around a very colorful, witty and worry-free Australian crocodile poacher(Paul Hogan), it is a feel-good movie filled with many laughs and and witty one-liners.

It offers many laughs in the way of culture shock to both the reporter and Dundee himself. Giving not only a glimpse at culture in the outback, but also in bustling Manhattan. Dundee's innocence of adapting to the fast lifestyle of New York is a formula for laughter.

Paul Hogan plays a highly likeable character, playing off of Linda Kozlowski perfectly, their chemistry is a major contributor to the overall success of this movie. It is filled with scenes of action and comedy, framed into a film that will make you laugh and feel good.

7/10

Good

my mom was obsessed with the australian guy i don’t see the appeal