Smartorhypo Highly Overrated But Still Good

Onlinewsma Absolutely Brilliant!

Afouotos Although it has its amusing moments, in eneral the plot does not convince.

Aiden Melton The storyline feels a little thin and moth-eaten in parts but this sequel is plenty of fun.

elaxson Ten out of ten would recommend. This movie is the shoot.

khbarnabae Hello and welcome to one of the best movies of my childhood. Scooby-Doo and Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed are the best live action Scooby Doo movies and I will take that to my grave. In fact, put that statement on my headstone, please and thank. Scooby-Doo was and will always be a staple in my house. The original series, the series with Scooby-Dum, Scooby-Dee, and Scrappy-Doo, and the animated movies. So, I'm an old Scooby pro and this movie made my dreams come true. This movie is sneaky enough with it's humor to be funny as a child or adult, the villain plot twist flipped my world upside down, man. The actors were my childhood heroes. This movie is perfection. As a child when I first got the DVD, I played it so much that it stopped working and we had to buy extra copies in case I broke them again. (I did.) Anyways, watch this movie, thanks, bye.

Music Beats Remix Hello Reader, you may have recently seen my comments on Scooby doo 2: Monsters Unleashed, I went back to watch the first film as I had previously not seen it. Scarred by my previous experience from the last movie, I was reluctant to see this film however it did not disappoint. In this review, I will look at the good and bad points.Good points are the film has lots of Mr Bean, there is no female shaggy, scrappy remind me of my wife when we first met. Bad points are that at not point in this movie are monsters unleashed, there is no scenes that contain potions that turn Scooby into a slug. Oh sugar! another good point is that there is another plot twist that the main bad guy is someone that they are not, initially Mr Bean who turns out to be Scrappy Doo. This left me and my wife gasping as to why this happened which lead to a passionate evening and lets just we were screaming scooby dooby doo. More Bad points include that there is no tits, (male or female). In the scene where daphney in wrestling, there is a no penetration and b there is no Mortal Kombat style brutality! In this film, velma loses her glasses but in an adaptation I watched on an adult channel, her glasses were found on another man's part, this left me thoroughly disappointed!!! Another bad point, is that fred does not remove his ascot from neck whereas in monsters unleashed he does and damn son that is a beautiful neck! Oh beans! Another good point, oh wait! I mean a bad point is that at no point in the film does Fred say "Split up and look for clues" However (this is a good point as the film appeals to a LGBTQaudience as velma teams up with Scooby and Shaggy instead of the typical Velma, Daphney and Fred original trio which portrays Fred as a rampant sex criminal as he is surrounded by two women!!!!

Michael Lysaght So, before I go any further, this film is pretty stupid. The director, Raja Gosnell is best known for a bunch of pandering kid's films. The common approach that I hate with this branch of "kid's films" is that there's no attempt to intellectually challenge the kid audience. It's always cheesy lines, pointless slapstick, and jokes about farting or basic toilet humour. Kids deserve better than that, in my opinion.That being said, this movie is still a guilty pleasure of mine. It's incredibly over-the-top and full of energy, yet the dialogue and story lines are so childish. Apparently, early drafts of the script were meant to include more adult themes, such as addressing the fact that Shaggy is actually a stoner, and Velma a lesbian. The film actually goes the safer kid-friendly route, although they do leave in some questionable scenes such as when Fred's soul gets transferred into Daphne's body and "she" says the line, "I can look at myself naked", which is still jarring to me after I saw the film in the cinemas as a child. Another example is when we see smoke coming out of the Mystery Machine, alluding to Shaggy being a stoner, only to reveal that he's barbecuing.The film is harmless, really and most of the cast perform well. Matthew Lillard does a pitch perfect performance of Shaggy, Linda Cardellini's Velma is fairly accurate, Sarah Michelle Gellar's Daphne is done all right, even though with the inclusion of her apparently being a martial arts master, that it brought up a tonne of Buffy the Vampire Slayer parallels. The one weak link of the human protagonists is Fred, played by Freddie Prinze Jr. He comes across like a conceited tool throughout the film. Typical paint by numbers "leader." The story is pretty standard although it does go a bit off the rails by the end. As I said, it's a harmless film, that for the most part, the kids will enjoy, if they have the stomach for the CGI monsters.