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Description: Genre: Children's DVDs / Theatrical Release: 2002 / Director: Raja Gosnell / Actors: Freddie Prinze Jr., Sarah Michelle ... more Newest Review: ... maybe wasn't as much fun as it could have been. I think we have grown a little used to kids films having a layer above the ... more |
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Scooby Doo: Live Action Movie [HD DVD]
Ghosts haunting spooky old factories? Hip kids being brainwashed? ... |
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by l-m-n-o-p - written on 19.05.06 (Very useful, 318 readings)
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You may be wondering what a 17 year old is doing watching Scooby Doo, but I must confess that I grew up watching the cartoon and this greedy dog with the hilarious voice has a kind of nostalgia value for me. The live-action, no-expense-spared film version was released four years ago now (how time flies) and I thought I would take up the chance to watch it one more time, to relive those childhood memories all over again. The film begins with the Mystery Inc. crew falling out with each other and splitting up, but since this would not make a very interesting film, they are all reunited when a strange man called Emile Mondavarious (Rowan Atkinson) invites them on ...
by marandina - written on 26.07.02 (Very useful, 276 readings)
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"If it wasn't for those meddling kids." Groans the unmasked villain and so ends another Hannah Barbara inspired piece of cartoon mayhem involving a cross-section of American youth and including a large dog with a speech impediment. Scooby Doo was part of the cartoon landscape when I was a kid. Even then I found it kinda formulaic with its goofy ghost chases culminating in the inevitable unmasking of the villain at the end. Ever the rebel, I often wanted the ghost to win just once. Perhaps in the same way, I wanted the Roadrunner to get eaten; Jerry the mouse to get it's come uppance and Scratchy the cat to execute a diabolical revenge on Itchy ...
by namtar - written on 04.06.04 (Very useful, 236 readings)
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?..once again I was faced with the difficult choice, on the one hand was a pile of books and lecture notes reaching several feet off the ground that need to be (ugh) used for revision, or there was childhood favourite Scoobydoo, sitting there looking at me with it?s cold wet nose, occasionally sparkling as the dusk sun hit it?s shiny surface. So to cut a long story short Scooby magically ended up in my dvd player and started to play. I guess a power surge must have selected play movie and by that time it was too late to stop it anyway (It would have seemed rude to deny the hound his 80ish minutes of my time since he?d gone to so much effort to get noticed.) ...
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