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Un héroe se alza sobre cuatro patas.
Basada en los personajes de la serie Scooby-Doo, creados por Hanna Barbera. Dos años después de que un choque de egos obligase a Mystery Inc. a cerrar sus puertas, Scooby-Doo y sus avispados amigos son llamados individualmente a Spooky Island para investigar una serie de incidentes paranormales en el parque de atracciones. El propietario de Spooky Island, Emile Mondavarious trata de volver a unir a los jóvenes para que resuelvan el misterio antes de que su secreto sobrenatural ahuyente a la multitud de universitarios que lo frecuentan.
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I bought the pack of dvd which contains 3 of the movies in the scooby doo series, this was my childhood, I used to watch it all the time. Definetely a solid 9/10.
It's about what I'd expect. It's silly and cheesy, and as such, only watch if you don't want to take it seriously. There are extended fart jokes and 'teen slang' jokes. Sometimes these can be funny, but this movie handles them in a lazy way. Freddie Prinze is a miscast, but Lillard, Cardellini, Atkinson, and Gellar all work or excel as their characters. The writing is subpar, the story is disjointed, and the characters feel watered down. Maybe they're just too tame. Either way, this movie isn't exactly a waste of time, but don't be concerned about falling asleep and missing something, and I definitely cannot recommend paying for it above the level of a dollar or two.
mentally i'm at spooky island getting my soul stolen
Freddie Prinze Jr. “though the dancing ritual part is funny” is miscast as Fred and is either dying his hair or wearing goofy wigs. While Fred and Daphne getting romantic is forced. Matthew Lillard as Shaggy and Linda Cardellini as Velma are perfect. Scooby himself is particularly awesome. Scrappy is wasted though since apparently they think all fans hated him. What hurts the film is unnecessary fart scenes and some cheesy moments. Other than that I can't say I don't like this movie. It is hard to believe James Gunn wrote the script though. The story isn’t that great and the movie is just a guilty pleasure and not enough like the show. Matthew Lillard should have got top billing since this is his movie. Despite his acting needing work when he no sells Scooby-Doo kicking him in the face. Other than that he was great.