Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles

Mick Dundee and his partner Sue Charlton travel from the Australian Outback to the bustling city of Los Angeles. While there, Mick's son, Mikey, discovers he has a knack for uncovering secrets. Soon, Mick and Sue find themselves entangled in a dangerous investigation involving a corrupt film studio, leading to a series of comical and action-packed encounters as Mick tries to navigate the complexities of city life while protecting his family.

Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles was widely panned by critics, who found it to be a tired and uninspired sequel. While some acknowledged its lighthearted nature, the film was largely criticized for its weak plot, predictable humor, and lack of originality, failing to capture the charm of its predecessors.

• A formulaic and uninspired sequel that coasts on nostalgia.

• Lacks the charm and humor that made the original a success.

• Predictable plot and weak jokes offer little entertainment value.

Google audience: Google users expressed disappointment with the film, finding it to be a weak entry in the franchise. While some appreciated the return of Paul Hogan, many felt the humor was stale and the storyline unoriginal, leading to a generally negative audience reception.

Linda Kozlowski, who plays Sue Charlton, is Paul Hogan's real-life ex-wife. They met on the set of the original Crocodile Dundee film and married in 1990, later divorcing in 2015.