Crocodile Dundee

Cor, mate, that made some old eyes wet.

An American reporter travels to an Australian outback to meet eccentric poacher Mick "Crocodile" Dundee, and invites him to New York, where he becomes face to face with the complexities of modern life.

It's a classic fish out of water.

What? [laughs] Bloody great, though, innit?

matchmaker.

Then he asked, my little son asked him what his name was and he goes, my name's Mick.

They call me Mick Dundee.

Did you ever go on a date with

Mick Dundee? Well, he brought him over to meet me and he said, I love you little boy.

Would you like to go out on the tinny? And I said, look, I'm on my way to New Zealand actually.

So when you get back, would you like my number? So I gave it to my son.

the jersey devil

yeah that's scarier than anything you're gonna find yeah yeah i wouldn't want to go out in the pine barrens i watched that episode of the sopranos um it's like and the jersey devil's totally not a political campaign to besmirch a rich family like it actually is um but you know we don't talk about that we don't talk about that but what we do talk about here is crocodile dundee So the actual plot of this movie, an American reporter travels to the Australian outback to meet eccentric poacher Mick Crocodile Dundee and invites him to New York City, where he comes face to face with the complexities of modern American life.

But Chris, what are your general thoughts

on Crocodile

So, of course, that's the lens he's going to see it through.

And also...

David who's his friend from in Australia just like I love his presence in the film and John Million who's Walter the older Australian guy that's his pal and it's like there's some charming side characters to throw in there too and you know even Reginald Val Johnson gets a little bit of like protecting Mick at one point

And the reason why that joke works, the tribe joke, is because we get a scene where he is involved with a tribe.

Well, I knew it was happening, like it's...

Uh, let's say that, uh, you were going to have a pay-per-view in, uh, Australia and you had, uh, I don't know, Crocodile Dundee on your roster.

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And he's in the main event.

You probably know Crocodile Dundee's going over.

Uh, so yeah, I, I would've, I would've bet my 401k on Will Ospreay, I guess.

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So you get some of that famous, allegedly Australian coffee.

And you watch Mick Dundee.

You watch Little Nemo and Marlon and Dory.

And then you watch Bluey.