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Summary: i love scooby so much i have seen it 10 times
Review: i have everything of scooby doo. iam a scooby fanatic. i wasn't all that pleased with the movie. it just didn't seem like the original. but since i love scooby so much i saw the movie 10 times.everybody says that fred is gay, but obviously he' not if he likes daphnie so much!!
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Summary: Best Scooby Do Of All
Review: Excellent story and animation. This is the best of the Scooby Do cartoons. I purchased the video and I have watched it many times. I enjoy it as much as the kids do.
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Summary: Scooby's Back!
Review: I purchased this movie the night our local video store got it and I have to say that I loved it. It still has the "feel" of a Scooby-Doo episode, although the animation is more along the lines of what one would expect from the Bat-Man animated series. The only returning voice from the original series is Freddy. Daphnie and Velma's voices are noticeably different, but that's okay. Shaggy and Scooby are portrayed by people who are quite talented in impersonating the original actors. The movie is dedicated to Scooby's original voice, Don Messick, so I assume that he's dead. The movie is a bit more dark than I was expecting, and actually scary in some parts. The fact that the monsters are real kind of make me think that the writers were trying to appeal to a younger "X-Files" audience. All in all, however, it was a wonderful movie. Let's hope that it prompts a new series! END
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Summary: Scooby and the gang encounter real zombies, no masked put on
Review: Ever since I was a toddler, Scooby Doo has always been one of my favorite cartoons to watch. "Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island" is the first Scooby Doo movie I saw and I was pretty satisfied with it. Scooby-Doo and the gang are up to some of their usual things, and even taking on some new challenges. Scooby-Doo and Shaggy still eat every chance they get, the gang still drives the Mystery Machine, and they're still hunting ghosts no matter how scared Scooby or Shaggy get at the site of seeing a ghost. Scooby-Doo, Shaggy, Daphne, Fred, and Velma all travel to a woman's house after she claims she lives in a real haunted house. They all soon find out that she's right, her house is haunted. Dead ghosts arise and form themselves into zombies. The biggest difference about "Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island" when compared to the cartoon series is that in this movie, the zombies are real, no masks this time around, and I thought that that was a nice twist. "Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island" is great for anyone who likes watching Scooby-Doo, but especially for kids. Its mystery is more mysterious than ever, it's entertaining, and it's also funny at times such as the way Scooby says "Cats" and then chases them around all over the place.
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Summary: Way too scary for younger kids
Review: This Scooby Doo video is much too scary for kids under 10 or so: the zombies are truly frightening, a la Night of the Living Dead, and both they and the cat monsters in the story turn out to be _real_ -- very different from most Scooby Doo stories where the monster turns out to be a regular human in disguise. There's a scene where Fred tries to pull a zombie's "mask" off and ends up pulling off the creature's head -- in a kids' video?? What were the video makers thinking?!
We made the mistake of letting our 6-year-old Scooby Doo fan watch this without screening it ourselves first (we figured "It's Scooby Doo, it'll be fine") and we were very sorry -- it gave him nightmares. So we advise other parents of young children -- see this one yourself before you decide whether your kids can watch it; it's not the Scooby Doo you remember from your own childhood.
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Summary: Far Fetched
Review: As a decades-long Scooby watcher, I was surprised that I just hated this one. I don't keep up with who writes or directs these various episodes and movies, but this one seemed completely out of the same league as all the others. None of that great subtle humor that I am used to in the others, and downright too scary for little kids, not to mention just plain stupid. But, if you are tired of the other Scoobs and want one where the danger actually turns out real, then this might be for you.
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Summary: is this really appropriate for kids?
Review: this is a version of the old cartoon.di you know that casey kason,the top 40 guy,did shaggys voice?its good.dont get me wrong,but for a kids movie theres an awful lot of subtle drug and sex humor.the old cartoon was littered with it.the scooby doo gang hasnt been together in a long time due to personal differences.the guy at zombie island feigns a mystery to bring them together again.however,theres more afoot than anyone realizes.i think smaller kids will like it and not understand about the negativities.kids under 10 will probaly catchon some.13 will definately know.its the best scooby doo production ive ever seen.i think just anyone can like this one.even some adults say thay thought it was humorous.daffanyis a really emotional yet rather attractive damzellee in distress.that means shes the hot chick in this movie.it is very much consistent with the old cartoon.shaggy is still a hippie with a talking dog with a speech impediment.the main dude is still stuck on himself.daffney always ends up in trouble all the time.belma is a nerdy girl.ya see?the shaggy character was done quite well and is very belivable as the new version of the old shagster.i had an idea just now!austin powers meets scooby doo!this could be quite good.this isnt the lame hollywood rip off film paid for by disney it sounds like.its good and you should buy it for your kids!
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Summary: Great movie!!!!!!!!!!!
Review: Like most Scooby movies my daughter was glued to this one. I myself didn't pay that much attention to it but if my daughter was able to sit still as long as she did then I know it's a good one for the little ones. My daughter has many movies & Scooby is one of the only ones that will hold her attention for very long. Recommended for the little ones for sure.
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Summary: Not for small children
Review: I have two preschoolers who LOVE Scooby Doo (as I did when the shows were 1st run). I mistakenly got this tape, thinking it couldn't be bad. This is MUCH less funny and more graphic than the original series. There is no carefree mood in this movie that I could find. It is fine for grown ups, but small kids will be horrified. My oldest had bad dreams for a week from watching it one time.
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