Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles (2001)

From the first frame featuring a Jurassic Park-like reptilian eye, the audience is thrust into a whirlwind adventure with Mick "Crocodile" Dundee. As he sits in a canoe, honing his renowned knife, a colossal crocodile lurks in the deep, ready to strike. In a sudden, heart-stopping moment, the beast attacks, leaving Mick and his mate Jacko stranded up a tree. Life back in the tranquil hamlet of Walkabout Creek has lost its edge for Mick, now more of a tourist attraction than a relevant bushman. When a call comes from Sue's newspaper tycoon father, requiring her assistance on an article in Los Angeles, Mick sees his chance for a fresh adventure. Along with their young son Mikey, Mick and Sue journey to the hustle and bustle of Los Angeles, swapping dusty plains for glittering skyscrapers. Their arrival in the city of angels marks the start of a thrilling escapade. Mick and Jacko navigate a cowboy bar where the patrons are an unexpected mix, and a Hollywood party brimming with intrigue about Mick's friend Mal Gibson's thrilling encounters. Meanwhile, Sue's assignment soon uncovers a shifty film producer causing Mick to take up a job as a monkey wrangler at the producer's studio. What begins as a simple foray into Hollywood turns into an investigation of suspicious activities as Mick, Sue, and Mikey find themselves embroiled in a mystery involving a strange death and a director with dubious business dealings. Will the legendary Crocodile Dundee manage to solve this twisted Hollywood puzzle? This adventure-filled tale takes Mick from the outback's dusty serenity to the heart of Los Angeles' vibrant chaos, showing that even in a city of dreams, a crocodile hunter's skills might be more than just a novelty.

Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles is an adventure movie featuring Matt Winston and directed by Simon Wincer.

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