Crocodile Dundee II

Crocodile Dundee II (1988)

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Corrected entry: When Mick is firing on his pursuers, Mick has a Lee Endfield Bolt Action .303 which he fires three continuous shots without reloading.

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Correction: Dundee is using a Lee-Enfield No. 1 Mk III SMLE Rifle, which came with either a standard five shot or an extended 10 shot magazine. Firing three shots from such a rifle without reloading would not pose a problem.

Corrected entry: When it's night in Australia, a shot of the moon is shown. This is a shot of the moon, viewed from the northern hemisphere. In Australia, the moon is viewed "up sided down".

Correction: Crocodile Dundee II was shot on location in Australia and such a mistake seems impossible. Please advise a time code.

Corrected entry: Near the end, Dundee captures Rico (the bad guy) and changes clothes with him. Dundee is at least 6 inches taller than Rico, yet the traded clothes fit both men perfectly.

Correction: We don't get a good enough look at both men to accurately assess the fitting of their attire.

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Mistakes

Character mistake: When Mick arrives at walkabout hotel, Nugget introduces himself to Mick as if they have never met before. Yet in the first movie, Nugget is asking how Mick is getting on in New York. It may be just a case of over familiarity by Nugget but it doesn't make a lot of sense.

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Suggested correction: It's quite possible that they haven't met, but Nugget's heard about Mick, e.g. from the people in the bar, stories, etc. Having no doubt heard so much about Mick, Nugget probably feels like he knows him, at least enough to ask how he's getting on.

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Quotes

Mick: G'day, amigo.

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Questions

Question: If the crocs in this movie are saltwater crocodiles, why is the lady sipping then filling her canteen with saltwater? Later when swimming with Dundee in freshwater, no crocs.

Answer: Saltwater crocodiles ("Salties") are equally at home in fresh or salt water. Sue was filling her canteen from the water in a billabong, a freshwater lake.

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