Crocodile Dundee’ (1986)
Crocodile Dundee enjoyed both critical acclaim and commercial success upon its release, propelling writer and star Paul Hogan to an Oscar nomination. However, with the benefit of hindsight, it becomes evident that the film harbors numerous problematic elements that render it unfitting for today’s standards. Firstly, the portrayal of Hogan’s character perpetuates offensive stereotypes that are disrespectful to Australians. Furthermore, the inclusion of jokes targeting transgender individuals within the film is highly inappropriate and offensive by contemporary societal norms. Recognizing the importance of cultural sensitivity and respect for diverse communities, it is clear that Crocodile Dundee would require significant revisions to align with modern values and avoid perpetuating harmful stereotypes.