Director:
Simon WincerCámara:
David BurrMúsica:
Basil PoledourisReparto:
Paul Hogan, Linda Kozlowski, Jere Burns, Jonathan Banks, Aida Turturro, Paul Rodriguez, Kaitlin Hopkins, Joe Michael Burke, Jim Davidson, John Billingsley (más)Sinopsis(1)
Mick Dundee vive en la actualidad con Sue, la mujer que le robó el corazón. El padre de Sue le ruega a su hija que se traslade urgentemente a California para hacerse cargo de la dirección de su periódico. En la selva de los Ángeles "Cocodrilo Dundee", su mujer y su hijo vivirán las más divertidas y emocionantes aventuras investigando un misterio que les llevará a un estudio cinematográfico en Hollywood. (Sherlock Films)
(más)Reseñas (3)
I'll give the film a bit more points than another movie would deserve. The Hogan-Kozlowski duo still works in this third, albeit occasionally awkward, installment. Just having some of my favorite characters around is enough for me, and thanks to that, I had a pretty good time with it. Some of the scenes are funny, you can't deny that.
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The beginning is good and properly Dundee-like, but as soon as the family starts moving out of the jungle, disaster looms. Unfortunately, in Los Angeles, a boring and predictable attempt to capture the old magic has emerged, but it lacks something like a plot. I like Hogan for his spontaneity, but unfortunately, this didn't turn out as expected.
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I first saw this movie years ago at the Galaxie theater complex, the first time I heard Dolby Surround and, come to think of it, my first ever visit to a movie theater complex (several movies playing all at once! amazing!). The movie is no blockbuster, but I had a marvelous time watching it. No shortage of funny scenes and Dundee in L.A. works, also as Paul Hogan’s symbolic farewell to the silver screen.
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