Crocodile Dundee

Watch or Download Crocodile Dundee 1986. Director Peter Faiman, Cast Paul Hogan, Linda Kozlowski, Mark Blum,

When a New York reporter plucks crocodile hunter Dundee from the Australian Outback for a visit to the Big Apple, it's a clash of cultures and a recipe for good-natured comedy as na\u00efve Dundee negotiates the concrete jungle. Dundee proves that his instincts are quite useful in the city and adeptly handles everything from wily muggers to high-society snoots without breaking a sweat. Movie Crocodile Dundee with English,Russian subtitles.

Genres

Adventure, Comedy,

SubGenres

Action Comedy, Action-Adventure,

Keywords

new york city, prostitute, hotel, journalist, culture clash, subway, crocodile, wilderness, knife, tourist, limousine, poacher, fish out of water, city, australian outback, kangaroo,

Crocodile Dundee Parent guide

BBFC Ratings info

CROCODILE DUNDEE is a comedy in which a female reporter befriends an Australian crocodile poacher and invites him to New York. Drugs: In one scene, a man snorts cocaine. This is followed by a scene in which another man mistakes the drug-taking for an attempted cold cure and subsequently forces the man to ingest more of the drug in the belief that it will unblock his nose. Language: There is infrequent strong language ('f**k'). Non-Defining Issues: A scene features transphobic behaviour in which the hero grabs a trans woman between her legs and accuses her of being ""a guy dressed up like a sheila"", while others around them jeer and laugh. There are also mild sex references, and a scene in which a man fends of a mugger by producing a large knife.

Sex & Nudity

mild

Sex & Nudity Reason

No Sex. Some Kissing. Nudity: consists of Sue Carlton thong bikini. We see a man in a bathtub, but no nudity is shown. A transvestite is grabbed in the groin to verify that it is in fact a man. Sue wears clothes that are revealing. A man meets some hookers in a couple of scenes but nothing sexual happens. A scene that takes place in a club has statues and paintings depicting nude women. They are hard to see. A man kisses another man as a joke. An elderly man slaps a younger man's butt. A woman is seen sensually showing her bare leg, at a bathroom door. Nothing happens. There are a few scenes showing women wearing clothes that reveal a lot of cleavage.

Violence & Gore

mild

Violence & Gore Reason

Mick punches a man in the face at a dinner table. Mick punches a man inside a bar at the beginning. Mick punches a pimp in the face and knocks him out. A man shows a woman a large wound on his leg. Not graphic. A man drives a large knife straight into the head of a crocodile. Some mild blood is shown. A snake is killed bare- handed in a casual manner. A gang attacks Mick in an alleyway which results in a fist fight. Mick's friend hits him with a car, but he survives and is uninjured, and he hits another gang member with a boomerang and hits him in the head, knocking him out.

Profanity

mild

Profanity Reason

Multiple uses of "shit", "hell", "bastard", and "ass". "strong language is used by a pimp, 1 f word in the american shorter version, 2 f words used in the original uncut australian version, one case is are going f one of them, and the other is cut from the us version in which is he doesnt like f-ing language in front of ladies f-ing is heard but australia is the full word in which is f*&king A man asks an African-American what "tribe" he is in based on his dark skin.

Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking

moderate

Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking Reason

Multiple scenes of people drinking wine at a party. Multiple scenes take place in a bar and a pub with people drinking liquor. Multiple scenes with people smoking. A brief scene of a druggee snorting two lines of cocaine. A woman describes what cocaine is and what it is used for.

Frightening & Intense Scenes

mild

Frightening & Intense Scenes Reason

Multiple jump scares occur. Multiple scenes of people walking in the forest which build up tension. In one scene a group of game hunters storm a forest, screaming and shooting at kangaroos. While the main couple walk in the evening in a New York location, a man walks up and begs, and the lead gives him something. At that point, the "beggar" pulls out a knife and demands the lead's wallet, obviously frightening the woman, as more robbers show up to help the mugger. The lead laughs and pulls out HIS knife, which is remarkably large, convoluted and scary looking. He takes two swipes at the mugger's jacket, slicing two cuts in it, and keeps up the laughing, comical tone as the band of robbers run off.

Studio

Paramount, Rimfire Films,

Countrie

Australia,

Subtitles

English, Russian,

Audio

English

Director

Peter Faiman

Starring

Paul Hogan Linda Kozlowski Mark Blum David Gulpilil Michael Lombard John Meillon Ritchie Singer Reginald VelJohnson Rik Colitti John Snyder Steve Rackman

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