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The scooby doo movie is way from the worst of the live action incarnations of the Hanna-Barbera animated phenomenon. It includes a fairly sturdy cast and the cartoon characters are captured pretty properly. The problem is the high-tech hooey and compulsory outbursts of flatulence within the soundtrack that overwhelm what's left of the scruffy, dopey outdated charm that made this series so appealing. The story considerations a theme park attraction getting used as a prison for a gaggle of demons. When a flying pterodacty and an evil masked man flip as a lot as wreck havoc with the guests it turns into apparent that Mystery Incorporated has obtained their palms full. To make ?????????? and Daphne's slacker nephew Scrappy-Doo turns up to try to get revenge on the gang for booting him out of the group method again when. It soon transpires that the theme park is being utilized by a bunch of demonic creatures to steal individuals's souls using an ancient pyramid-shaped artifact called the Daemon Ritus. This ritual requires a pure sacrifice (aka a dog) to be carried by way of a mystical energy stream that may then be extracted from the slain animal's body, giving the villain absolute power over the world. To counter the demons, a trap is ready up by the gang at the theme park. During this climactic sequence the gang tinkers with a spooky disco ball from one of many points of interest to shine a light on the ritual area. This shatters the mirrors and the demons' magic is thwarted. What I liked about this scooby doo movie is that the humour is a bit more combined. It remains to be gross out however they are not as targeted on it as in the final couple of movies. It's also somewhat more family friendly. That being mentioned there are a few racy jokes and double entendres. Velma additionally will get her own subplot and a crush on a guy that's totally forgettable. As the gang get their act together and try to save their associates, they've to beat their private variations. That's an enormous part of what makes the present so compelling. It's a shame that the standard voice actors don't reprise their roles right here as there was some real talent within the cast. Matthew Lillard was particularly good as Shaggy. The different members of the forged have been pretty solid too with Freddie Prinze Jr and Sarah Michelle Gellar being significantly gratifying. However it is Linda Cardellini who actually impresses as Velma. She brings warmth and believability to her character which is lots easier to do than it sounds. The particular results are somewhat too high-tech for a film like this but they do a decent job. Frank Welker additionally provides one of his better performances as a voice actor. This scooby doo film is unquestionably worth watching. It's slightly tough around the edges but it's a enjoyable journey. It will not win any new converts but devoted fans should not be disappointed..

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