Top 10 Family Crocodile Movies

Description: Mick Dundee returns to New York and then back to Australia, where he encounters more crocodiles and adventures, providing family-friendly entertainment with its humor and action.

Fact: The sequel was filmed in both New York and Australia, showcasing diverse landscapes.

Description: This film blends comedy and horror, making it suitable for older kids, as it follows a giant crocodile causing havoc in a small town.

Fact: The movie features a mix of animatronics and CGI to bring the giant crocodile to life.

Description: Mick Dundee's adventures in Los Angeles include encounters with crocodiles, providing a mix of humor and mild action suitable for family viewing.

Fact: This was the third and final film in the Crocodile Dundee series.

Description: This film features Steve Irwin, the famous Crocodile Hunter, in a comedic adventure where he and his wife Terri inadvertently get involved in a CIA operation while filming a documentary on crocodiles.

Fact: This was Steve Irwin's only feature film role, showcasing his real-life passion for wildlife conservation.

Description: While more of a thriller, it has elements that can be enjoyed by older children, focusing on a group of tourists trapped by a giant crocodile in the Australian Outback.

Fact: The film uses a real-life saltwater crocodile named "Big Boy" for some scenes.

Description: Although not strictly a family film, it includes scenes with crocodiles and offers a light-hearted look at Australian outback life, making it suitable for older children.

Fact: The film was a major box office success and spawned two sequels, becoming a cultural phenomenon.

Description: A creature feature about a giant crocodile terrorizing a small town, with enough suspense and humor to keep family audiences entertained.

Fact: The film was released directly to video, gaining a cult following over time.

Description: A family-friendly horror-comedy about a giant crocodile terrorizing a small town, with enough humor to keep the younger audience engaged.

Fact: The film was shot in Thailand, utilizing the natural beauty of its rivers and jungles.

Description: A family adventure film where a group of kids must survive on an island filled with crocodiles, teaching survival skills and teamwork.

Fact: The film was shot in the Philippines, showcasing its exotic wildlife.

Description: This animated film follows the adventures of Mary Ann, a young girl who learns about wildlife conservation from Steve Irwin, focusing on crocodiles.

Fact: This was one of the last projects Steve Irwin worked on before his untimely death.