@@Krungly Actually James Gunn said he never worked on the movie at all, he just talked about it so much they gave him the credit. You need to get out and experience life a bit more before you try to tell me things.
Ki-Adi-Mundi well actually James Gunn never existed and the director was a floating marble in the sky. So you need to at least get doctoral degree before you open your mouth.
It’s for the kids: -born in 1998-2000 -watched most of the Scooby movie cartoons -really really liked Sam Rami’s Spiderman -had no idea how anything works
@@franchisefanatic4142 I mean, the majority of people who watched it at the time were kids, including me and my friends. Also, the bright colors and fart humor were absolutely for kids, with the boob jokes being for older kids and teens. I'd say it was absolutely for kids and nostalgic adults. Adult humor and references are thrown into kids' movies all the time.
I can't believe you didn't mention that James Gunn directed Guardians of the Galaxy 1 & 2, got fired from 3, is directing the Suicide Squad, and got re-hired to direct Gotg 3. I just can't believe it.
Why didn’t they do their patented “directors who’ve directed two superhero films and then got fired from the third superhero film to direct a different superhero film and then get rehired to direct the original third superhero film”?
2000-2006 were just "90's 2: Electric Boogaloo" Remember when people spiked up only that front part of their hair, wore DC shoes, Eco Unlimited jeans, and all men wore wrist bands or necklaces of some sort? Miss those days
You should watch "Scoobynatural", the episode of Supernatural where the Winchester boys get trapped in a Scooby Doo episode along with a monster who starts brutally killing people.
I feel quite dumb for not realizing it was a brick joke until now (like, I didn't know the term at the time, and didn't made the connection when I learned it)
@@riceboybebop7018 Melvin Doo is a character they introduce like 30 minutes into the movie. A guy gets a phone call asking for a "Mr. Doo". Melvin stands up saying thinking it's for him, but the guy goes "No, Scooby Doo". And that's it. Cut like 2 hours later to the climax of the movie where Scrappy demands they bring Scooby to him, and Scooby frightenedly says "ME? DONT YOU MEAN MELVIN DOO??" as he points to a possessed Melvin Doo who happens to be standing next to him
The cast was so perfect that Seth Green, who's great friends with them, keeps reuniteing in Robot Chicken sketches, which I find glorious. Those prequel Cartoon Network movies had...Unique casting choices...
I thought the guy that did Shaggy and the girl who did Daphne were fine, but black haired Fred and Asian Velma... like... is that racist? Making the smart one Asian? 😬
I loved this movie when I was a kid. I must've watched it and the sequel 100+ times. But looking back now, I think it may be because Linda Cardellini awoke something in me during puberty...
Mystery Incorporated is an underrated treasure. It's not your typical Scooby Doo show. A huge dark conspiracy behind the all the mysteries, it has the biggest twist in cartoon history, people straight up dying, creepy scenes that even make adults feel uneasy, tons of easter eggs, and fantastic character development and world building. I highly recommend it
This was definitely for me - Being a 2000s kid who grew up watching Scooby Doo movies. Also, Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated is quite a good updated reboot of the series
“I’m sure there are people who are watching this video who were not born when this came out...” What, 2002 wasn’t _that_ long ago. *2002* *was* *18* *years* *ago*
I remember one of my friends when I was little relentlessly bashing this movie because he thought Velma skirt should have fallen up in the opening scene
I always appreciate movies from the 2000’s because they never stopped experimenting, especially this one. Thank you for a great video that brought me back to my childhood.
That fart gag made me laugh so hard at the time, when Shaggy realises Daphne is there, and it goes up in pitch. That's just great and made that whole dumb fart-off worth it.
We got the movie Scoob. Now, I want Shaggy. In the near future, a weary Shaggy cares for an ailing Scooby at a remote outpost on the Mexican border. His plan to hide from the outside world gets upended when he meets a young Scrappy Doo who is very much like his dying friend. Shaggy must now protect the dog and battle the dark forces that want to capture him. Shaggy will be reluctant at first, but Scooby will convince him that Mystery Inc. needs to come back, and Scrappy is the only way to do that. The three will set out in the battered, rusty Mystery Machine on a trip across the United States, in an attempt to get Scrappy to safety. Over the course of the movie, it will be hinted that Scooby may have caused the deaths of the other Mystery Inc. members. It will be rated R, and Shaggy will have a gun.
I was 7 when this movie came out and even now that I'm 24 I know objectively that it's not a great movie, but I love it regardless and will watch it every couple of years and enjoy it more than I should
@@louis1110 wtf Scooby Doo 2 has tons of great moment's. Velma sayi g "who's your mommy" Fred being misquoted saying coolsville sucks. The villian chick ending up being a man and his side kick being shocked. It's GR8.
I love this movie, but I think it’s because I was the perfect age for it. I grew up on What’s New Scooby-Doo and saw this when I was about 6, so I was the perfect age for the fart jokes
Now I want a dark and gritty Old Man Shaggy where Scooby's dead and the team hates each other's guts, but he has to solve one last mystery to save them from a monster crime syndicate or something
Strangely this has made me want to go back and rewatch the movie 😂 I watched it quite alot as I was 12 when it came out but don't remember having watched it since. Great video though guys👍
Let me tell you, as a young girl at the ripe old age of 6 when this movie dropped and proceeded to watch this movie on REPEAT for the next few years, this movie was a very important movie for me being bi and realizing when I was older why I would watch it so much. SMG did it for me man
If you go to movie world in Australia you are forced to watch this movie as you wait in line for the scoobydoo ride. It just plays on repeat until you reach the end, and because the line takes about an hour and a bit you end up watching the whole thing.
"Scooby Doo 2 was a piece of poo, but better than the first one. I'm just glad that I did not see this crap at the cinema." (Sung to the tune of the original show.)
@@urquijom1 What's New Scooby-Doo is like the old school show but for new generations, but for me Mystery Inc. was a completely different beast to anything else
Antonio Escobar Mystery Inc. was cool because it had a pretty linear storyline that none of the other shows had. I remember when I was a little kid that episode with the gator-monsters terrified me man
@@krunkler1185 Oooh yeah, the show actually having a story was a brand new thing. Ans that episode is just nightmare fuel, especially for something as PG as Scooby-Doo
Sarah Michelle Gellar hated wearing Daphne's purple go-go boots and would change into comfy sneakers whenever she was able. Freddie Prinze Jr. hated wearing the trademark ascot Fred usually wore in the original cartoons. Jennifer Love Hewitt and Jennifer Aniston were considered for the role of Daphne. The director, Raja Gosnell, wanted a real-life couple to play Daphne and Fred. His first choice was Sarah Michelle Gellar and Freddie Prinze Jr. Prinze Jr. didn't originally want to do the movie because he felt it wouldn't live up to the Scooby cartoons, but Gellar talked him into it.
Actually, people loved and saved the show when he was first introduced The problem was that they shoved him in too much and his joke got old over the next ten or so years leading to him leaving a bad taste in a lot of people's mouths
I like moments from the first one, but it feels like they aren’t sure of who the movie is for and what it is. The second one is better because it knows what it is a bit better
These films were my childhood, I loved them growing up!!! In my young mind Velma and Daphne were sooo kick ass and cool, and there's definitely issues with their characters, but I think it was good overall as a young girl to see the women getting shit done Side note: I would still do ANYTHING to look like Velma in that orange catsuit
+BigBad Bryant The movie came out in June of 2002, so no, no one that was born after this movie came out is an adult yet. Unless they live in an area where adults are 17/16 or older.
@@half-lifescientist1991 Oh I know that I just figured the commenter was joking around and meant that there are teenagers who don't know about this flick and us adults feel old as a result, which sure is funny to think about.
@@somberstricken4424 From what I remember Scrappy was pretty liked by kids, though the adults who grew up with the show absolutely hated the character for the most part.
Mostly everyone hated Scrappy-Doo not just because he was annoying but he became the main focus during season 2 and 3 of Scooby-Doo And Scrappy-Doo with only Shaggy and Scooby without Fred, Velma, and Daphne after season 1 and it's where fans do start 2 hate him since season 1 of Scooby-Doo And Scrappy-Doo was okay for them because it still has the entire gang around. U might not know but after a 10 year run with 3 shows Scooby-Doo was in trouble of getting cancelled and that's the reason why Scrappy-Doo was made in the first place. Say what u will about him. Love him or hate him but it's what Hanna-Barbera did 2 create him and save Scooby-Doo's ratings so it won't get cancelled. I never despised Scrappy as a kid but I watched the live-action movie and now I c why he was the villain because of Scrappy haters and found him annoying next 2 Star Wars with Jar Jar haters. James Gunn director of Guardians Of The Galaxy wrote the 2 movies and made Scrappy the villain because he's one of the Scrappy haters.
Actually Scrappy Doo was very well received upon his introduction and can actually be contributed as an important factor for why the franchise has remained on our screens with very small gaps between.
I didn't watch the show when I was a kid, so as far as I was concerned, the movie was just throwing all sorts of randomness at me and I was like "okay."
@@frankiedetori440 i was born in 1991 and HATE scrappy doo, however, i do prefer him to flim flam 100% and i dont mind him in this movie, i cant believe that tim curry woulndt do the movie because of it
Yeah, me too. I was very young and I remember leaving the cinema sad because of what they did with Scrappy-Doo. It was like watching a Batman movie where Robin was the villain.
I'm so goddamn happy this won
Well I'm not.
@@mrsundaymovies that's because you don't understand a masterpiece when you watch one.
@@mrsundaymovies firstish!
You doofuses Capone was arrested by the mystery gang. And someone ok that same gang gave him the syphilis that destroyed his brain
Mr Sunday Movies Brosnan films are funny bad, they’re just sad bad. Do you just want to make everyone depressed for 4 weeks?
So James Gunn confirmed that the original cut was rated R and the sfx team had to use cgi to cover cleavage? Now that is fascinating
We need to get Twitter on this #releasethegunncut
Please I NEED the original
@@Krungly Actually James Gunn said he never worked on the movie at all, he just talked about it so much they gave him the credit. You need to get out and experience life a bit more before you try to tell me things.
Ki-Adi-Mundi well actually James Gunn never existed and the director was a floating marble in the sky. So you need to at least get doctoral degree before you open your mouth.
Who is James Gunn
Whenever James and Maso say “Who was this for?” I always feel like the answer is Me.
Shabab Haider I didn’t laugh until I read this comment
Hahaha relatable
Yes
I always completely agree with James on these out of time movies.
I dunno who the fuck you are but the movie was made for me and me only
Props to Matthew Lillard by the way because he has been consistently voicing Shaggy since these movies wrapped and he sounds pitch perfect
Jack Napier until the newest one :(
@@krunkler1185 well yes but they're idiots who had an animated movie on their hands and are having Frank Welker voice Scooby-Doo but not Fred
I love how he's super twisted in Scream bit he's Scooby in this lol
Linda Cardellini has been doing Velma too
@@MrMoneyclips too bad Mindy got her brown paws and ruined velma
This is what Scorsese meant when he was talking about 'real cinema'
Sprokitt66 absolutely 💯💯💯
spittin fax
Scorsese could never make a masterpiece like this
Linda Cardellini in this movie was the catalyst for my sexual awakening as a young man
Remember the leather scene? I think it was in the second one.
Goddamn yes
Yup
@@expendableindigo9639 even make Seth Greene say mommy
7:55 "The Plot" zooms in on Velmas breasts
Pretty sure that was the plot to "This isn't Scooby Doo XXX"
The film is worth it for the moment when Rowan Atkinson turns to Scooby Doo and goes "Ah, Scoobert!" Comic genius.
I don’t remember this James Bond movie
I do 😂
Scooby D007
Its not a James Bond movie.
@@wearedepressed4891 it's a prequel to 007 bro
@@sanjibthakuria9760 I was kidding bro
You claimed you were going to name everyone. I sat through this whole video and you didn't mention Rowan Atkinson. Prepare to get some h8 mail.
Love how they didn’t mention Rowan Atkinson at all
He is pretty forgettable in this movie
BeAnS?
His character was originally going to be played by Tim Curry but he quit the movie because he hates Scrappy Doo
@@gamecargo8115 Top 10 Anime Rivalries So Bizarre You Never Saw Ot Coming
GameCargo damn I probably would’ve preferred that
It’s for the kids:
-born in 1998-2000
-watched most of the Scooby movie cartoons
-really really liked Sam Rami’s Spiderman
-had no idea how anything works
It's not for kids
@@franchisefanatic4142 I mean, the majority of people who watched it at the time were kids, including me and my friends. Also, the bright colors and fart humor were absolutely for kids, with the boob jokes being for older kids and teens. I'd say it was absolutely for kids and nostalgic adults. Adult humor and references are thrown into kids' movies all the time.
The Raimi Spiderman take is so fucking accurate 😂
2001
This is hilarious I am born in 1999 and I think this hits the nail on the head this film is still a masterpiece
The movie that my grandfather, who took me to see it when I was 10, called “Absolutely the worst movie I have ever seen.”
Nice
Seán Patrick Eckmann I’m sorry he was so stupid
Poor man must’ve been senile at the time
@@saltedearth1879 No.
He has good taste
I can't believe you didn't mention that James Gunn directed Guardians of the Galaxy 1 & 2, got fired from 3, is directing the Suicide Squad, and got re-hired to direct Gotg 3. I just can't believe it.
Why didn’t they do their patented “directors who’ve directed two superhero films and then got fired from the third superhero film to direct a different superhero film and then get rehired to direct the original third superhero film”?
Because it isn't really relevant to a review of scooby doo
@@mickeymalone7577 You must not watch much Mr Sunday Movies
Mickey Malone That’s the joke mate, don’t even worry about it
I'd not heard that information! Thanks for sharing it!!
The ending with scrappy is EXACTLY like Joker at the end of Arkham Asylum
...holy shit
Mother of god
Except Joker is actually liked by people.
Holy frock you have done it mate
@@speedwaynutt
Not that boss fight.
2000-2006 were just "90's 2: Electric Boogaloo"
Remember when people spiked up only that front part of their hair, wore DC shoes, Eco Unlimited jeans, and all men wore wrist bands or necklaces of some sort? Miss those days
so everyone just looks like a member of Limp Bizkit during those years
The original, more adult version of this movie sounds like it could’ve been good
Yeah they really censored what James Gunn wrote.
You should watch "Scoobynatural", the episode of Supernatural where the Winchester boys get trapped in a Scooby Doo episode along with a monster who starts brutally killing people.
I've seen it on pornhub
Michael Drew Think you downloaded the wrong Scooby Doo movie
@@disclaimer.imjokin what the fuck , I thought you were joking , there's actually a porn version of scooby do
How did they not cover the greatest brick joke in cinema history
"BRING ME SCOOBY-DOO!"
"M-m-me?! Dont you mean Melvin Doo??"
I feel quite dumb for not realizing it was a brick joke until now (like, I didn't know the term at the time, and didn't made the connection when I learned it)
Ah Melvin Doo truly the most important character in cinema history since Jimmy Two Times.
That whole joke cracked me up
I dont get it can someone explain?
@@riceboybebop7018 Melvin Doo is a character they introduce like 30 minutes into the movie. A guy gets a phone call asking for a "Mr. Doo". Melvin stands up saying thinking it's for him, but the guy goes "No, Scooby Doo". And that's it. Cut like 2 hours later to the climax of the movie where Scrappy demands they bring Scooby to him, and Scooby frightenedly says "ME? DONT YOU MEAN MELVIN DOO??" as he points to a possessed Melvin Doo who happens to be standing next to him
Christopher Reeve = Superman
Matthew Lillard = Shaggy
Li-Li Mandragon Reeve. Reeve. REEVE.
@@DeanStrickson Early signs of a stroke include loss of feeling in some of all extremitys, and repeating of specific words.
@@noplace4akitty047 Extremities
Hotel = Trivago
Now I wanna see Matthew Lillard play and aged Shaggy whose lost Scooby - channeling Logan. 😂😌
that would be the funniest thing, I'd want them to play it super over-the-top serious/dramatic so that it's even more ridiculous
Half-Life Scientist Absolutely - with a Johnny Cash soundtrack
Old Man Shaggy
Just pretend Good Girls is the sequel
I don't know that my emotions could take that.
The cast was so perfect that Seth Green, who's great friends with them, keeps reuniteing in Robot Chicken sketches, which I find glorious. Those prequel Cartoon Network movies had...Unique casting choices...
I thought the guy that did Shaggy and the girl who did Daphne were fine, but black haired Fred and Asian Velma... like... is that racist? Making the smart one Asian? 😬
@@JackedThor-so bruh, the actor for velma is italian, not asian. plus, she fine af
@@jeramydavin4061 in the cartoon network TV movies the actress was Asian - the first was their origin story and the other was about a lake monster - ?
reuniting*
@@jeramydavin4061 she is fine but I still don’t like her as Velma.
The only acceptable "dark" Scooby-Doo is Scooby-Doo: Zombie Island
And the Witch's Ghost, though it's not as dark
Zombie Island is so good and so is the Witch’s Ghost and the Cyber Chase
Camp scare got pretty dark some places too
@@antoniobrooks1113 Cyber Chase is not good.
Mystery Incorporated certainly incorporates a lot of scary elements.
I loved this movie when I was a kid. I must've watched it and the sequel 100+ times. But looking back now, I think it may be because Linda Cardellini awoke something in me during puberty...
red leather is a powerful tool for good or for evil
The sequel??
Josh McKenzie have you ever wanted to see shaggy with a magnificent pair of breasts? Then I recommend the sequel.
I remember now
Conor Murphy That explains..... Even more lol
Was very disappointed when this one was overlooked at the Oscars
fkn snub m8
Linda Cardellini as velma was truly an awakening for a lot of people
Can definitely relate
Amen
Fan OfBioshock still do*
Those big, beautiful...eyes 😏
Yeah boi
Mystery Incorporated is an underrated treasure. It's not your typical Scooby Doo show.
A huge dark conspiracy behind the all the mysteries, it has the biggest twist in cartoon history, people straight up dying, creepy scenes that even make adults feel uneasy, tons of easter eggs, and fantastic character development and world building. I highly recommend it
Man, this movie came out 18 years ago? I'm such a boomer.
This movie is a masterpiece and that's a hill I'll proudly die on.
They need to make a directors cut with the deleted scenes added back in
Spectacular Spider-Man facts
Then perish.
Spectacular Spider-Man Agreed
The sequel is better
Mrsunday - “this movie is just screaming and running and dancing and farting”
That’s just a fun Friday night
The cast is perfect
Everyone was *sexy*
@@Carloszavalalol wouldn't we all when (as men) turned into Daphne? 😂
@@FeliX-TobiYahs-C I don't know what you are even talking about. It was all about that Fred 🔥🔥
This is easily one of the greatest movies EVER created.....EVER
Linda Cardellini plays Hawkeye’s wife in the MCU now
And she's ironically way better in these movies, in my opinion.
Matthew Lillard will always be the perfect Shaggy.
I remember watching this movie in highschool near the end of the year when the teachers give up. That was a strange time
This is the best description of end-year/term teacher approved slacking.
Same
Those were the days. I remember watching The Waterboy at school in the 8th grade.
Then nobody even watches and is just talking in groups
Fun fact: Matthew Lillard has actually been the voice for shaggy since 2009 because he was so good. They recasted him for scoob though.
Which is a goddamn shame.
Some grade a bullshit
5 bucks betting he actually in Scoob as older stoner cameo and say something along the line to the younger shaggy about being old and wise now.
He’s also the younger brother of Jim Breuer, according to a lie I just made up
@@KarldeRavin fascinating
This was definitely for me - Being a 2000s kid who grew up watching Scooby Doo movies.
Also, Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated is quite a good updated reboot of the series
“I’m sure there are people who are watching this video who were not born when this came out...”
What, 2002 wasn’t _that_ long ago.
*2002* *was* *18* *years* *ago*
Now it was 22 years ago
@@jesse_reznor Stop. Please. Don't remind me of the unstoppable march of time.
When you’re a fan of Cody Ko and Sunday movies. “Sugar Gay”
That Cody Ko and Noel Miller vid with "Sugar Gay" was hysterical
TheOfficialA.N.® a man of culture I see
TheOfficialA.N.® “Go Tweeze your nipples”
I guess the two fan bases have some mutuals lol
Dude your acting really Sugar Gay
Things changed forever after the classic “don’t you mean Melvin Doo?” joke
MicoDossun how come?
It's not even a joke XD
I remember one of my friends when I was little relentlessly bashing this movie because he thought Velma skirt should have fallen up in the opening scene
I always appreciate movies from the 2000’s because they never stopped experimenting, especially this one. Thank you for a great video that brought me back to my childhood.
“Scooby-Doo two thousand and two” that feels good to say
Mr Sunday: I hated this
Scooby Doo Fans: Are you Challenging Me?
well mr sunday hates most of hanna-barberra properties except harvey birdman
The funny thing is he mentioned on the podcast he edited swears out cause he felt like he was being too mean
Wait, Scooby-Doo fans like this?
Oscar McCormack This was MY Scooby-Doo.
@@SDfan2002
Oh god, a zoomer.
Scooby-Doo, more like Scooby-Don't. Bloody got em mate.
Ahh you’ve done em again
You reckon?
@@conormurphy4328 ah McCain
7:55 “THE PLOT” 😂 you not wrong my friend
Everyone my age, born mid 90s, LOVES this masterpiece of cinema. You should look at the 1995 MMPR movie sometime!!
No one
Absolutely no one
James: "Would you be sad if Scooby Doo was real? Because he would be dead by now"
What an old boot
This joke format
That fart gag made me laugh so hard at the time, when Shaggy realises Daphne is there, and it goes up in pitch. That's just great and made that whole dumb fart-off worth it.
Gerald5000 the one Shaggy pops in the knight armor on Velma with the little explosion after is the one that had me rolling
“If Scooby Doo was real he’d be long dead by now” That one hurt
Good news, he's a magic dog. That means he's alive, happy, and healthy as long as you remember him.
“The characters. The PLOT”
7:54 *Zooms in on Velma’s chest*
I see what you did
“Are you a fan of scooby doo?” “No, absolutely not”. Alright time to get the torches and pitch forks out
“The Plot”...
Very good editor Ben , very good
I missed this editting masterpeice on release but re-watching today = day made
I had to scroll through the comments to make sure I wasn't the only one
We got the movie Scoob. Now, I want Shaggy. In the near future, a weary Shaggy cares for an ailing Scooby at a remote outpost on the Mexican border. His plan to hide from the outside world gets upended when he meets a young Scrappy Doo who is very much like his dying friend. Shaggy must now protect the dog and battle the dark forces that want to capture him. Shaggy will be reluctant at first, but Scooby will convince him that Mystery Inc. needs to come back, and Scrappy is the only way to do that. The three will set out in the battered, rusty Mystery Machine on a trip across the United States, in an attempt to get Scrappy to safety. Over the course of the movie, it will be hinted that Scooby may have caused the deaths of the other Mystery Inc. members. It will be rated R, and Shaggy will have a gun.
Spoilers: Shaggy dies at the end
Wait a minute.........why does this sound so familiar..........
Didn't get it until the very end lol
Old man shaggy
@@lavalamp2344 I had a gang....they're gone now.
Matthew Lillard was perfectly casted as Shaggy and is an excellent stand in for Casey Kasem.
*Change my mind.*
9:52 the bit with her face used to freak me out as a kid, even more disturbing to seeing that cg in HD now
Linda Cardellini taught me as a young man to chase the smart one. Because oh my god...she really brought the plot. Holy crap...
Scooby Doo: The horniest movie ever made
Carlos Zavala well that went from 0-50 kind of fast
I was 7 when this movie came out and even now that I'm 24 I know objectively that it's not a great movie, but I love it regardless and will watch it every couple of years and enjoy it more than I should
the 2nd scooby doo and batman and Robin are the two worst movies that I absolutely love
Same dude, I'm 25 and I still consider this movie as one of the best.
Daphne and Velma made me grow up so much haha
I'm 27 and I still own this movie on 3 different formats
@@louis1110 wtf Scooby Doo 2 has tons of great moment's. Velma sayi g "who's your mommy" Fred being misquoted saying coolsville sucks. The villian chick ending up being a man and his side kick being shocked. It's GR8.
I love this movie, but I think it’s because I was the perfect age for it. I grew up on What’s New Scooby-Doo and saw this when I was about 6, so I was the perfect age for the fart jokes
"How about this as an alternate title: Scooby Doo... a movie I quite enjoyed"
Now I want a dark and gritty Old Man Shaggy where Scooby's dead and the team hates each other's guts, but he has to solve one last mystery to save them from a monster crime syndicate or something
This is definitely my favourite James gunn movie.
I had no idea James Gunn even worked on it. Granted, I was a kid when I saw it in theaters.
@@MikeJr9284 he didn't direct it he was part of the screenplay
jiythearcher Oh. My mistake.
Slither is pretty good, tho
Guardians of the Galaxy, or Brightburn? Those are terrific movies.
I still remember that the dvd version of the Scooby doo sequel came with some mini games games that you had to control with your DVD player remote
Dude I was so hecking bad at that tile one as a kid.
thank you.
Saaaame
I also remember the gallery thing where you could get sime backstory on costumes and monsters!
Strangely this has made me want to go back and rewatch the movie 😂 I watched it quite alot as I was 12 when it came out but don't remember having watched it since. Great video though guys👍
I remember never really liking this movie. But I used to like a lot the animated Scooby-Doo movies.
I watched it back when they would air it as specials on cartoon network and always enjoyed it during everything in the middle
Please watch the deleted scenes if you do it really makes the movie better
The sequel is better and while there are some bad moments in this movie it’s still enjoyable if your a fan of scooby doo
Let me tell you, as a young girl at the ripe old age of 6 when this movie dropped and proceeded to watch this movie on REPEAT for the next few years, this movie was a very important movie for me being bi and realizing when I was older why I would watch it so much. SMG did it for me man
If you go to movie world in Australia you are forced to watch this movie as you wait in line for the scoobydoo ride. It just plays on repeat until you reach the end, and because the line takes about an hour and a bit you end up watching the whole thing.
"Scooby Doo 2 was a piece of poo, but better than the first one. I'm just glad that I did not see this crap at the cinema."
(Sung to the tune of the original show.)
You guys need to do the Mystery Incorporated series when you finish the movies!
Ethan Parks Fr
best scooby doo show ever
YES! Vlogs!
I personally enjoyed this weird alternative universe where Jedi Master Kanan Jarrus marries an Inquisitor and hides out at the Fyre Festival
Nathan LaGue explain
@@yosurushi1427 the guy who plays Fred voiced Kanan Jarrus in Star Wars Rebels and Daphne plays a sith inquisitor in it as well lol
Along with jedi knight Sha'a Gi
As someone who grew up with these movies I can say in confidence I love them
“Scooby Doo 2” is better than “Scooby Doo”
Change My Mind.
Monsters Unleashed? Agreed!
What is there to argue?
Change your own mind. I’m not your mom.
No need to when you're correct
Ironically Sardonic am I do only one who prefers the first one?
Honestly this is James Gunn’s masterpiece
His Magum opus i would say
And to think the 3rd was so close to happening with him in the director's chair.
You should watch Scooby-Doo Mystery Inc.
It's the best Scooby-Doo show ever.
Ehh, I prefer What’s New Scooby-Doo.
Mystery inc. was my sh*t back in the day.
@@urquijom1 What's New Scooby-Doo is like the old school show but for new generations, but for me Mystery Inc. was a completely different beast to anything else
Antonio Escobar Mystery Inc. was cool because it had a pretty linear storyline that none of the other shows had. I remember when I was a little kid that episode with the gator-monsters terrified me man
@@krunkler1185 Oooh yeah, the show actually having a story was a brand new thing.
Ans that episode is just nightmare fuel, especially for something as PG as Scooby-Doo
Even the paying fans couldn't pass up a chance to troll.
I wasnt trolling, i genuinely really enjoy these films
Sarah Michelle Gellar hated wearing Daphne's purple go-go boots and would change into comfy sneakers whenever she was able.
Freddie Prinze Jr. hated wearing the trademark ascot Fred usually wore in the original cartoons.
Jennifer Love Hewitt and Jennifer Aniston were considered for the role of Daphne.
The director, Raja Gosnell, wanted a real-life couple to play Daphne and Fred. His first choice was Sarah Michelle Gellar and Freddie Prinze Jr. Prinze Jr. didn't originally want to do the movie because he felt it wouldn't live up to the Scooby cartoons, but Gellar talked him into it.
Hard to believe this is almost 20 years old. I feel old now
Remember when Matthew Lillard had a cameo in _Looney Tunes: Back in Action_ where Shaggy is criticizing his performance in this movie?
Caravan of Garbage: Looney Tunes Back in Action coming when?
@@Ammoniumbicarbonat soon I hope
Actually, people loved and saved the show when he was first introduced
The problem was that they shoved him in too much and his joke got old over the next ten or so years leading to him leaving a bad taste in a lot of people's mouths
FaiD Review Scrappy Doo, that is.
@@Douglas_Props Nah, they're talking about Nick Mason.
HAHA JUST KIDDING GOT EM
James lists the whole cast and forgets ROWAN ATKINSON
I like moments from the first one, but it feels like they aren’t sure of who the movie is for and what it is.
The second one is better because it knows what it is a bit better
The zoom in on "the plot".... subtle. veeeeeery subtle. lol.
This film is a masterpiece and Matthew Lillard does the greatest portrayal of Shaggy, live action or animated, period.
I dont think it WAS the best portrayal, Matthew Lillard could not reach the full potential that is *SHAGGY*
yz yz the original voice of Shaggy arranged it so Lillard took over because he thought his Shaggy was so good.
@@samuelchristie570 Casey kasem?
dennismaryanski Yeah. Kasem asked Lillard to follow him. I think it’s cool
You and maso help so much during this difficult time. Thank you so much.
You're welcome, we appreciate the support.
These films were my childhood, I loved them growing up!!! In my young mind Velma and Daphne were sooo kick ass and cool, and there's definitely issues with their characters, but I think it was good overall as a young girl to see the women getting shit done
Side note: I would still do ANYTHING to look like Velma in that orange catsuit
Same😂😂
Bro that Old Man Smithers costume was nightmare fuel
Scooby Doo and Lord of the Rings the Two Towers. Two cinematic masterpieces in the same year. We were so lucky
"thee plot", proceeds to zoom in on hot velma
It baffles me that there is a generation of ADULTS that weren’t even born when this movie came out. And I’m not even that old. I’m only 27...
You've just become an old person. Congratulations!
+BigBad Bryant The movie came out in June of 2002, so no, no one that was born after this movie came out is an adult yet.
Unless they live in an area where adults are 17/16 or older.
Lol I'm only 20 but wow way to make me feel old XD (but you're right, it IS crazy)
@@half-lifescientist1991 Oh I know that I just figured the commenter was joking around and meant that there are teenagers who don't know about this flick and us adults feel old as a result, which sure is funny to think about.
Haha no one cares about your old crap grandpa
there are two types of people:
"2,00 and 2"
"2002"
cantina two hundred and two? 🤔
huh, I don't recall anyone referring to 2002 as two-hundred and two, my memory must be foggy.
ah yes, twenty oh two
There are two types of people, those who can extrapolate from incomplete data.
@@NameGoesWhere0 I think you meant to say twenty zero two
I’m so glad you guys made this video. I come back to it every now and then and it’s just so funny
@8:30 I remember Outkast and Killer Mike having the song, "Land of a Million Drums." Great video. Was C-Murder on the soundtrack?
DO SCOOBY DOO 2 ITS TEN TIMES BETTER THAN THE FIRST ONE
10 x 0 = 0
@@conormurphy4328 *10 x 10
bermuda triangle r/woooooooooooooooooooosh
@@josephgrizzetti6993 I get his joke, but Scooby Doo 2 is a masterpiece.
Aw. I wish we could’ve heard more from Mason what he actually liked from this movie. That sounds like it would’ve been interesting.
Scrappy really wasn't that hated.
It was James Gunn who despised him
No fans have hated Scrappy since he was created. He was annoying and is even more so now.
No... Scrappy was very much hated. As someone who lived during that time I can assure you Scrappy is very much a hated character.
@@somberstricken4424 From what I remember Scrappy was pretty liked by kids, though the adults who grew up with the show absolutely hated the character for the most part.
tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/TheScrappy
Mostly everyone hated Scrappy-Doo not just because he was annoying but he became the main focus during season 2 and 3 of Scooby-Doo And Scrappy-Doo with only Shaggy and Scooby without Fred, Velma, and Daphne after season 1 and it's where fans do start 2 hate him since season 1 of Scooby-Doo And Scrappy-Doo was okay for them because it still has the entire gang around. U might not know but after a 10 year run with 3 shows Scooby-Doo was in trouble of getting cancelled and that's the reason why Scrappy-Doo was made in the first place. Say what u will about him. Love him or hate him but it's what Hanna-Barbera did 2 create him and save Scooby-Doo's ratings so it won't get cancelled. I never despised Scrappy as a kid but I watched the live-action movie and now I c why he was the villain because of Scrappy haters and found him annoying next 2 Star Wars with Jar Jar haters. James Gunn director of Guardians Of The Galaxy wrote the 2 movies and made Scrappy the villain because he's one of the Scrappy haters.
This movie is a masterpiece
Actually Scrappy Doo was very well received upon his introduction and can actually be contributed as an important factor for why the franchise has remained on our screens with very small gaps between.
Finally, one of my favorite movies
I'm twenty and this was one of my favorite movies growing up. Love it, even though it's so dumb.
I didn't hate Scrappy Doo as a kid so I was confused as to why he was made into the villain for the movie.
Scrappy was the worst.
Same, I don't remember hating Scrappy Doo.
I didn't watch the show when I was a kid, so as far as I was concerned, the movie was just throwing all sorts of randomness at me and I was like "okay."
@@frankiedetori440 i was born in 1991 and HATE scrappy doo, however, i do prefer him to flim flam 100% and i dont mind him in this movie, i cant believe that tim curry woulndt do the movie because of it
Yeah, me too. I was very young and I remember leaving the cinema sad because of what they did with Scrappy-Doo. It was like watching a Batman movie where Robin was the villain.
Was hoping for a Wing Commander reference when you mentioned Matthew Lillard, was excited to see it when you got to Freddie Prinze, Jr. Thank you!
The Supernatural Scoobie Doo episode did everything that that needed to be done with Scoobe Doo in a modern setting.