For some Reason I thought of Scooby Doo, and here I am filled with Nostalgia now. Goddamn do I miss the old 2000's Scooby Doo Films. They all are truly underrated.
I can’t explain why but the combination of the way the shot is framed and the specific line “stay out of the sun” from 1:09 to 1:12 when Shaggy is looking away from the camera in the bottom middle and the monster comes out of the trees towards him just works so well I watched this movie all the time as a kid and even then I can remember thinking that one small shot is t best but I couldn’t explain why. I think it’s just the line of staying out of the sun and the monster being big enough where it could block out the sun if it was daytime out. And I just love the framing of Shaggy being so small in the bottom middle and the entire frame starts to move from the monster coming through the trees. Just like the way it makes him feel so small in comparison in a good way I know it’s such a small and insignificant thing to praise this much but I’ve always loved that shot for some reason
Yeah I also love it. They drew Shaggy pretty well, both the pose and the "stumbling" animation. It's little details like that that make these early 2000s DTVs really special to me. Also the song, "Brown Dog" being a clear allusion to Scooby. Another moment I also like from the film is the first chase sequence, the entire song describes exactly what's happening during the chase and it also represents Shaggy and Scooby's friendship. It's really sweet.
Those first couple of straight-to-DVD movies were really good and full of passion imo. Getting the orginal voice cast for the Music of the Vampire as the live action movie was coming out was a brilliant choice. It even opens with a recreation of the original show opening
Yep, I do like it. The movie made it quite amphibious and kind of looks even more sinister and definitely convince us. Yep this is definitely a monster that we should stay away from.
@@eternalmaximum6899 I know that I'm just saying this after the last time I rewatched this movie and I say that the CGI animation is a bit outdated, the rest is still great
This movie introduced me to the loch ness monster as kid this thing was awesome I swear the late 90s and early 2000s made the monsters in the movies and shows edgy and badass
0:18 song starts Lyrics: Was early in November, the leaves were on the ground I couldn't get up, I'd just gotten down I'm all alone a-waiting by the phone Waiting for your call so patiently. You filled me with worry You filled me with fear I'm not standing still and I'm not staying here Outta my way I can't take it no more There's a brown dog barking at the back door, brown dog barking at the back door. Come on! So off on my adventure, now where do I begin? America called, it's calling again. I'm jumping on a plane, I'm drinking all the way I wake up in the sunshine every day. We came for the money we came for the fun Remember your mother stay out of the sun. Living the life 'cause that's what we came for There's a brown dog barking at the back door, brown dog barking at the back door. Come on! We're not going home We're not going home! We know they're behind us, but they'll never find us 'Cause we're on our way We're on our way!
Watching this as an adult, being the first time watching it in years and years, it was so obvious Fiona Pembrook was the monster. Signs: -The characters kept referring to the monster as a 'her'. -She was barely even with the Scooby Doo gang throughout the movie. -Some things Fiona said that I can't remember. -She had a deep OBSESSION with trying to prove the monster is real. -Early on in the movie when the monster first attacked Shaggy and Scooby, she destroyed the games field so thar Ian would leave. This movie had me being like "JUST UNMASK THE MONSTER ALREADY, WE KNOW WHO IT IS". But it's still a good movie, kids would still most likely overlook the signs.
I believe it wasn’t to get rid of Sir Ian, but more so to free up his attention from “focusing on the Highland Games ” to “focusing on the monster.” Which, she honestly succeeded in doing in hindsight as Sir Ian did come back with what amounted to a state of the art vessel made for underwater scoping and a serious crew to patrol the Loch Ness.
This was actually originally going to be done in an animesque style and titled "Scooby-Doo and the Anime Invasion." But while kids liked the idea, parents did not, and so the studio executives had this re-tooled into being a 70-minute episode of "What's New, Scooby-Doo".
@@superultimatexlrfire462 Well, a few elements may have been used in that, but I'm pretty sure the WBA executives rejecting the idea and told them to just make the direct-to-video movies in the same style as "What's New, Scooby-Doo", and so they ended up writing this one. (Would've been nice if they continued the "retro" format they did for "Legend of the Vampire" and "Monster of Mexico" for at least a few more years.)
@@ZakWolf That doesn't mean that Scooby Doo and The Anime Invasion was retooled into this since this is so drastically different from what that film could've been. Pretty damn sure the movie was retooled and recycled into what became Mask of The Blue Falcon.
@@ansumanahargett6227 And I am really confident in that this movie isn unrelated to the unmade "Anime Invasion" film since a couple weeks ago I saw an interview with one of the film's writers and they showed something that made it very clear that from the start of it's production, "Scooby-Doo! and The Loch Ness Monster" was always a film about the gang going to Scotland and revealing the real identity of a fake Loch Ness Monster, and it being left up in the air if Nessie was real or not.
@@ansumanahargett6227 this movie was a favorite of mine as a kid. I can’t tell you how many times I researched it. The music was the best part, especially in this sequence. Makes me feel all nostalgic.
these lyrics from the song almost seem inappropriate just saying I know it’s not the bands fault that they played the song or Warner Brothers it just seems so inappropriate either. though it’s not their fault.
0:09 This was used in the trailer for the Scooby-Doo movie with the griffin and I thought the film was going to have the what’s new Scooby Doo animation style.
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May we take a moment to pay respects to Shaggy’s ankles that were obliterated by Scooby using the mystery machine
also his ribs for that absolute sucker punch from the branch when Scooby was carrying him
@@avatardove1998Funny
How were his ankles obliterated, are you talking about all the mud that got in his shoes?
@@MrSharkSaver50 when Scooby picks him up in the mystery machine at 1:20
@@LumpyLittle I guess, they seemed fine to me.
For some Reason I thought of Scooby Doo, and here I am filled with Nostalgia now. Goddamn do I miss the old 2000's Scooby Doo Films. They all are truly underrated.
You can still watch them. They’re great.
Damn I miss the days when the mystery machine was hand drawn instead of CGI
I can’t explain why but the combination of the way the shot is framed and the specific line “stay out of the sun” from 1:09 to 1:12 when Shaggy is looking away from the camera in the bottom middle and the monster comes out of the trees towards him just works so well
I watched this movie all the time as a kid and even then I can remember thinking that one small shot is t best but I couldn’t explain why. I think it’s just the line of staying out of the sun and the monster being big enough where it could block out the sun if it was daytime out. And I just love the framing of Shaggy being so small in the bottom middle and the entire frame starts to move from the monster coming through the trees. Just like the way it makes him feel so small in comparison in a good way
I know it’s such a small and insignificant thing to praise this much but I’ve always loved that shot for some reason
Ya don’t say
Yeah I also love it. They drew Shaggy pretty well, both the pose and the "stumbling" animation. It's little details like that that make these early 2000s DTVs really special to me. Also the song, "Brown Dog" being a clear allusion to Scooby.
Another moment I also like from the film is the first chase sequence, the entire song describes exactly what's happening during the chase and it also represents Shaggy and Scooby's friendship. It's really sweet.
Those first couple of straight-to-DVD movies were really good and full of passion imo. Getting the orginal voice cast for the Music of the Vampire as the live action movie was coming out was a brilliant choice. It even opens with a recreation of the original show opening
Love this Loch Ness monster design
Scary as hell, though.
Yep, I do like it. The movie made it quite amphibious and kind of looks even more sinister and definitely convince us. Yep this is definitely a monster that we should stay away from.
The design is great, although the CGI animation is a bit dated in my opinion
@@PrimalElf What do you expect it’s made in the 2000s Of course it’s going to be dated
@@eternalmaximum6899 I know that I'm just saying this after the last time I rewatched this movie and I say that the CGI animation is a bit outdated, the rest is still great
Man, I don’t remember this one having such good bangers for OST
Every 2000s kids anthem.
This movie introduced me to the loch ness monster as kid this thing was awesome I swear the late 90s and early 2000s made the monsters in the movies and shows edgy and badass
I actually found this monster terrifying when I first watched it.
0:37 Shaggy using 10% of his power to outrun a Great Dane
The fact Scooby-Doo and the gang are (supposedly) based in Scotland, but they have Irish singers never ceases to kill me
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
This was the best scooby doo movie ever in my opinion
For me this is one of my favorite Scooby-Doo movies
0:18 song starts
Lyrics:
Was early in November, the leaves were on the ground
I couldn't get up, I'd just gotten down
I'm all alone a-waiting by the phone
Waiting for your call so patiently.
You filled me with worry
You filled me with fear
I'm not standing still and I'm not staying here
Outta my way I can't take it no more
There's a brown dog barking at the back door, brown dog barking at the back door.
Come on!
So off on my adventure, now where do I begin?
America called, it's calling again.
I'm jumping on a plane, I'm drinking all the way
I wake up in the sunshine every day.
We came for the money we came for the fun
Remember your mother stay out of the sun.
Living the life 'cause that's what we came for
There's a brown dog barking at the back door, brown dog barking at the back door.
Come on!
We're not going home
We're not going home!
We know they're behind us, but they'll never find us
'Cause we're on our way
We're on our way!
One of the only times Scooby got to drive the Mystery Machine. 😂 also I love that they chose a Scottish theme with the legendary Scotish cryptid. 😁
Pure nostalgia! I’m 22 and I used to watch this movie so much in my childhood😅
Same! Always put this movie on the vhs
when i was really young, scooby just screaming like that gave me nighmares
I always love this movie as a kid, and I love the chase and the music!☺️😊😁😍❤❤
May I say this? My childhood classic 😂🙌🏻🙌🏻 the Loch Ness Monster scared the crap out of me as a kid, though 😂🤷🏼♂️
Like Houston, we have a problem. Mayday Mayday MAYDAY!
Velma: "That sounds like Shaggy."
Fred: "Shaggy? Where are you guys?"
@@tnemmers5407 Like, INCOMING!
What the heck someone check that guy's license
@@septnovel Roggy Ricense?
One of my favorite Scooby-Doo movies
Such a banger from the young dubs
I remember watching this til the end and then rewinding to this scene just to watch the chase and listen to this amazing banger of a song
Watching this as an adult, being the first time watching it in years and years, it was so obvious Fiona Pembrook was the monster.
Signs:
-The characters kept referring to the monster as a 'her'.
-She was barely even with the Scooby Doo gang throughout the movie.
-Some things Fiona said that I can't remember.
-She had a deep OBSESSION with trying to prove the monster is real.
-Early on in the movie when the monster first attacked Shaggy and Scooby, she destroyed the games field so thar Ian would leave.
This movie had me being like "JUST UNMASK THE MONSTER ALREADY, WE KNOW WHO IT IS".
But it's still a good movie, kids would still most likely overlook the signs.
I believe it wasn’t to get rid of Sir Ian, but more so to free up his attention from “focusing on the Highland Games ” to “focusing on the monster.”
Which, she honestly succeeded in doing in hindsight as Sir Ian did come back with what amounted to a state of the art vessel made for underwater scoping and a serious crew to patrol the Loch Ness.
Well Nessie is generally referred to as a female in Scotland.
Looked up this song and movie for St Patrick's day ☘️🍀
This is my favorite song
Mine too
That Loch Ness Monster resembles the prehistoric Nothosaurus!
Scottish music is awesome
The song is called brown dog by young Dubliner. It is Irish, not Scottish
This is Brown Dog by The Young Dubliners and it's on Spotify and iTunes!!
This was actually originally going to be done in an animesque style and titled "Scooby-Doo and the Anime Invasion." But while kids liked the idea, parents did not, and so the studio executives had this re-tooled into being a 70-minute episode of "What's New, Scooby-Doo".
Pretty sure that unmade movie was actually what turned into Mask of Rhe Blue Falcon
@@superultimatexlrfire462 Well, a few elements may have been used in that, but I'm pretty sure the WBA executives rejecting the idea and told them to just make the direct-to-video movies in the same style as "What's New, Scooby-Doo", and so they ended up writing this one. (Would've been nice if they continued the "retro" format they did for "Legend of the Vampire" and "Monster of Mexico" for at least a few more years.)
@@ZakWolf That doesn't mean that Scooby Doo and The Anime Invasion was retooled into this since this is so drastically different from what that film could've been. Pretty damn sure the movie was retooled and recycled into what became Mask of The Blue Falcon.
@@superultimatexlrfire462Well said
@@ansumanahargett6227 And I am really confident in that this movie isn unrelated to the unmade "Anime Invasion" film since a couple weeks ago I saw an interview with one of the film's writers and they showed something that made it very clear that from the start of it's production, "Scooby-Doo! and The Loch Ness Monster" was always a film about the gang going to Scotland and revealing the real identity of a fake Loch Ness Monster, and it being left up in the air if Nessie was real or not.
2:05
What happened to the road? And for that matter, the land?
Gotta give shaggy props here he is able to run faster than scooby doo who is a freaking great dane
Also wished Fred, Daphne and Velma were kinda involved in this chase too
I love this song
I love this film
Damn, i love this song.
0:08 Abracadabra Doo teaser scene after "1 scared dog" from spr 2010
Ya don’t say
I do!
Cool
One of my favorite scooby doo movies
0:09
Nolstagia is one hell of a drug
Oh the nostalgia
What do you mean
@@ansumanahargett6227 this movie was a favorite of mine as a kid. I can’t tell you how many times I researched it. The music was the best part, especially in this sequence. Makes me feel all nostalgic.
You mean that loch ness monster
these lyrics from the song almost seem inappropriate just saying I know it’s not the bands fault that they played the song or Warner Brothers it just seems so inappropriate either. though it’s not their fault.
It is the most epic Scooby-Doo scene
My favorite song from the movie
Monstro do lago ness
Scooby is the brown dog nessy is the black dog
Despite this movie about Scottish Folklore, the band that did this song, The Young Dubliners, are actually Irish
0:32
I was thinking now watching this scene. Could it be that Nessie has foot odor and that's why Shaggy ran away? 😂😆😆
Has that Mouse of Minsk cgi image seeing that face underwater ☠😖
Scooby and shaggy mystery machine 🚐 fly
Amazing song
Scoobie Doo should do a crossover with Zack Bagans of Ghost Adventures.
Who has the transcription?
0:09 This was used in the trailer for the Scooby-Doo movie with the griffin and I thought the film was going to have the what’s new Scooby Doo animation style.
It’s a 459 for me 👍🏻❤🇬🇧
Cinema
Is it the one with the lighthouse
No
Fortnite bus 🚌
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