Mick Dundee heads to Los Angeles to investigate a murder, which leads to a movie studio. Along the way, he encounters many new circumstances that one just doesn't encounter in the outback. Do you call that a knife?

MOVIE REVIEW

Well, Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles probably didn't hit theaters in the way that aging actor Paul Hogan hoped for, as a huge box office success and a celebration of the revival of the series, but when is all said and done, the third movie in the franchise (trilogy?) is not that bad of an idea. You have a star who really hasn't had any box office success in any other movie, yet he is well known to all for his one character, and you have an idea that still has a few original ideas left up its sleeve. Does this third Crocodile Dundee blow away its predecessors? No, but it adds one more entertaining chapter to its list.
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