September 21, 2008
WHY, PETER BOYLE, WHY? YOU WERE WIZARD GOD DAMN IT!
Alicia Silverstone, C. Ernst Harth, Freddie Prinze Jr.
Scooby and the gang lose their cool--and their stellar reputation--when an anonymous masked villain wreaks mayhem on the city of Coolsville with a monster machine that re-creates classic Mystery Inc. ...( read more
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DVD Release Date: September 14, 2004
Stats: 4,701 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (4,701)
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August 15, 2007More in line with the Scooby Doo cartoon groove than the original movie was.
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July 22, 2007It was ok, more of the same but I liked the first one better. Mainly because it had a stronger cast, typical Scooby storyline and more fun overall.
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June 25, 2007I actually liked this one more than the first. Of course Matthew Lillard always steals the show...he's so perfect as Shaggy...I'm sure I give the movie way too many points just because of him. And Seth Green is awesome. But what was with all the identity crises?
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October 30, 2009On for Halloween. Wouldn't have subjected myself to it if my son didn't want to see it. What the hell did they do to everyone but Shaggy. No one is like they are supposed to be. It just is crap. And enough fart jokes. Nothing was funny, not the juvenile jokes, not the .com bomb q...( read more)
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March 26, 2004
Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times
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November 10, 2007I watched this when I was very young and I enjoyed it and this was about the first movie I watched all the way though
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February 17, 2007Like the previous comment is how in the hell did they make a sequel out of a film based on a popular Saturday morning cartoon television series is beyond me. And how in the hell or what fathoms did they have the audacity to come up with such bullshit after the first one was a real stinker. Scooby-Doo 2 was just that,dogshit.
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