Would you take on Ray Mears on his home turf? No, didnt think so. And yet, feelthy Columbian drug dealers think they can go over to Mick Dundees aboriginal crib and teach him a lesson. The scene is set for much slapstick pranking and our boy winning through against the gun-toting odds.
This sequel sticks so closely to the format of the first that the two films sometimes merge in the memory, which is unfair on the first film, an original, genuinely funny hit. Here we see the same jokes recycled and the same croc-out-of-water antics. Hogan's character clings to his lazy loveability like a koala refusing to let go of a eucalyptus tree, whilst Sue becomes a mere blonde prop. Sad to say it, the sequel is as blunt and tiresome as the original was sharp and energetic.