The Crocodile Hunter: Collision Course Critic Reviews
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The mad genius of this cheerily bonkers feature is the integration of a documentary-style safari into an outlandish fiction involving a fancy-pants CIA pursuit of a downed spy satellite, and a shotgun-wielding outback widow.Read the full review
So refreshing and funny and, in its way, sophisticated.Read the full review
When I say this movie's a charm, I'm really talking about Irwin.Read the full review
Forget the plot. The movie is really about Steve and Terri taking us on a guided tour of the crocs, snakes, deadly insects and other stars of the outback fauna. Steve's act is simplicity itself.Read the full review
A curiously thrilling and often hilarious experience.Read the full review
A perfectly respectable kid-friendly family offering.Read the full review
The downtimes are so flat that it makes you wonder whether director John Stainton and writer Holly Goldberg Sloan made them intentionally bad, just so we'd look forward to seeing Irwin again.Read the full review
Though Walt Disney's Peter Pan once implored us never to smile at a crocodile, the Irwins' own home movie is worth a couple of chuckles. Shivers, too.Read the full review
Has a weirdly divided structure that alternates Irwin's nature segments with clumsy dramatic footage set in the CIA.Read the full review
The pleasure to be derived from watching a loopy Australian risk life and limb is not to be dismissed or underrated, but Collision Course proves that that guilty pleasure, no matter how potent, just isn't a solid basis for a film.Read the full review
