Why so much hype?

Sadly Over-hyped

From my favorite movies..

It's the kind of movie you'll want to see a second time with someone who hasn't seen it yet, to remember what it was like to watch it for the first time.

CROCODILE DUNDEE II is a sequel to the surprise Aussie hit which catapulted Paul Hogan into fame as the irrepressible Outback hero. This one offers more of a same, but the plot is completely different this time around, featuring a gang of Colombian drug dealers who kidnap Mick's girl, forcing him to go on a Rambo-style rescue mission. I actually prefer this to the original, although it's not as fresh or iconic, purely because it dispenses with the romantic stuff and focuses instead on the action-adventure template.The New York material is very funny, from Mick's abseiling antics to the dumb cop scenes, the Japanese tourists, and the great suicide attempt scene. Things move to the Outback for the climax and remain just as entertaining, with John Meillon giving a fine swansong performance (the actor died soon after release). The jokes are funnier than ever and the plot, dealing with the constant outwitting of the bad guys, never lets up despite a lengthy running time.

Mick and Sue continue where they left off in "'Crocodile' Dundee". New York drug lords are pursuing Sue for having solid evidence against them for murder, so for her safety, Mick takes her back to Australia. When the gangsters follow them, Mick demonstrates his outback skills once more. Crocodile Dundee 2 although it's not better than the original in terms of humor it's better in terms of action the train station scene or when he jumped from his apartment with a rope around his waist and got inside another apartment and his skills in the jungle those things totally won me over and especially that scene when he tries to call his friends and you see the sun which at the time is afternoon or something like that i'm not sure and the scene looked so beautiful it was the 80's man. Crocodile Dundee II still packs the same elements of the first film but expands it in terms of character development around Mick but also in terms of action which there is a lot trust me PG action but a lot of nice tricks for him to defeat all of this guys.

Crocodile Dundee 2 is a good enough with a decent story line,a fairly good cast and some funny parts,I wasn't that fund of the first Crocodile Dundee,but this one definitely isn't as good,its a typical comedy sequel,the story is unusual compared to the original,but Paul Hogan still make enjoyment of the movie with his performance being as good as ever,but fans of the original will definitely be disappointed by this sequel.Sue,now married to Mick 'Crocodile' Dundee,is kidnapped by gangsters involved in a drug baron,and its upto Crocodile Dundee to save his wife.-6/10-DILLON HARRIS

I admit this movie is a guilty pleasure of mine. Paul Hogan is back as Mick Dundee and still has all his charm an that character, teamed with Linda Kozlowski as Sue Charlton they have a great chemistry together. The Australasian ensemble was quite good and entertaining, I cannot say the same thing about the New York characters who I found just plain moronic (which is the main reason I do not give the movie a higher rating).The movie is well paced and I was never bored watching it. The action is good and Paul Hogan is as good as any other of the action stars of his time. There are some great camera shots of the Northern Territories and the editing work is well done.The movies plot is basically Sues ex is killed in Columbia taking photos of drug cartel activity and sends the film to Sue. The drug lords kidnap Sue trying to get the film back. Mick rescues Sue and off to Australia they go Mick being Sues bodyguard with the drug lord in hot pursuit.This makes for a basic action flick. With Paul Hogans comic charm this movie is not that bad to sit through.Grade B-