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roddersj04May 11, 2011

Okay, this film is better than the original, but it's still terrible. I like how they actually used original Hannah Barbera villians from the original show rather than badly cgi-ed sun-allergic creatures. Just to see the Black Knight Ghost,Okay, this film is better than the original, but it's still terrible. I like how they actually used original Hannah Barbera villians from the original show rather than badly cgi-ed sun-allergic creatures. Just to see the Black Knight Ghost, 10,000 Volt Ghost and Miner 49-er put a smile on my face. Also, Seth Green starred in this film. I'm a fan of the guy, especially since he's creator of Robot Chicken and starred in Buffy for 3 years. I also liked when Shaggy and Scooby encountered the Cotton Candy Glob. Matthew Lillards performance is still brilliantly spot-on But, those are the only good points The movie is quite dull, the characters aren't much like the original cartoon counterparts and we have another mystery that seems to give us more clues that appear from out of the blue. Also, I cringe at hollywoods attempts to make this film "hip" by adding Big Brovaz in to rap (remember them? No, me neither) At least theres no Scrappy F*cking Doo this time around This one's definately for the kids… Expand

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DolphinReviewsJul 22, 2022

Better than the first one, still not that great of a film. It’s an alright kids movie.

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Compi24Nov 28, 2012

Incredibly simpleminded, and featuring more gut punches to the original show than subtle nods.

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FreedomFightersOct 31, 2016

The first live-action "Scooby-Doo" film was nothing awful, but it was also nothing special. In other words, it was good enough that Warner Bros. felt it deserved a sequel. It didn't. "Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed" is one of those filmsThe first live-action "Scooby-Doo" film was nothing awful, but it was also nothing special. In other words, it was good enough that Warner Bros. felt it deserved a sequel. It didn't. "Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed" is one of those films that will most likely only see appeal among young children. Even if you are a fan of the classic TV show, you'll probably find the movie too silly, too poorly-written and too dull to have much appeal. If you have really young children, it wouldn't be too bad showing it to them, but you might not have as much fun as they will.… Expand

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cameronmorewoodNov 12, 2012

It's better than the first dose of Doo, but not by much. I say- bring the cartoon Scooby Doos to the theaters- and bring these live-action flops straight to DVD.