SCOOBY-DOO (2002) RETRO MOVIE REVIEW | Double Toasted
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SCOOBY-DOO (2002) RETRO MOVIE REVIEW | Double Toasted - Today at Double Toasted we have our Scooby-Doo 2002 review. In this funny video, we look at the Scooby-Doo 2002 trailer before going into our Scooby-Doo 2002 movie review. We discuss the Scooby-Doo 2002 ending, Scooby-Doo 2002 scrappy, the Scooby-Doo 2002 demons, and all the Scooby-Doo 2002 characters like Shaggy, Velma, Daphne etc. What are your thoughts on Scooby-Doo 2002? Let us know in the comment section below.
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It’s amazing Matthew Lillard went from playing shaggy in the live action movies to being the voice of the character in the animation projects
@breadstickzzzzzzz Cereal Killer
He lucked out on the role of a lifetime. He has some of the best job security in the entire industry because there will ALWAYS be Scooby-Doo media for him to voice.
Even Matthew admits it, he said himself he probably would've quit acting entirely if not for this movie.
@@felixdaniels37 Which would be a shame because he's actually a decent actor.
Really glad for him
They didn’t Hire him for the newest scoob movie.
Matthew Lillard was so good as shaggy, that he’s now the official voice of the cartoon version. That’s impressive.
Not too bad. Not too bad at all 🤗💕! He has that Shaggy look and voice down pat! The others wasn't bad casting either, and looking at the comments everyone seems to especially love the actress for Velma 😁💫.
The nostalgia is way too strong for me on this one; I can't help but forgive every single flaw.
The CGI? Beautiful. perfect aesthetic
What bad CGI?
*Puts on sunglasses and waves around a blind stick*
I can't see any bad CGI, my nostalgia has blinded me so much...
I didn’t think it looked bad in 2002 (granted I was only 7) , but yeah it definitely hasn’t aged well LOL
Matthew Lillard as Shaggy is perfect
He really is!
So perfect, he still voices Shaggy in the animated Scooby-Doo movies and shows after this.
He didn’t become the current voice of the character for nothing
I’m one in the minority that still likes this movie even though it’s flawed. The sequel I didn’t think was so bad either. I was kinda into Daphne from the cartoon back in the day…till Linda Cardellini as Velma changed my prospective. Damn, I thought she was FYYYYYNE. She made it hot to be a nerd lol.
When my cousins and I left the theater all we talked about was Velma. Baddest of the group BAR NONE.
Don't worry mate, I like this movie too, lol
Right, she was a bad bitch 😘🤟🏾 all the 8 n 9 yr olds back then was head over heels for velma
The second film is definitely better but this movie I still enjoy
I still love this movie i don’t understand the hate lol
This is when a lot of us got a crush on both Velma and Linda Cartilini. Woman was bad as hell 😍🥰
She was so fine
She's absolutely gorgeous.
@@Psmgamer 💯
Cardellini*
I first got a crush on her from Good Burger as the pretty psychopath 😂
I can't believe this movie is 20 years old now,Time Flies by so Fast,it feels like yesterday most of us were kids or teens when we saw the movie,and Velma and Daphne's actress still look good to this day👍
Agreed
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I remember seeing this in theatres exactly that long ago. Good memories.
bro i was watching original Scooby doo cartoon series on tv literally 15 years before this movie even came out.
Man, summer 2002 had such childhood classic films. Spider-Man, Lilo & Stitch, and Scooby-Doo. Can't believe it's been 20 years already.
2002 was a blast.
2022 has been a bummer
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2002 was a great year of cinema
@@christopherrichards2350 The early to mid 2000s were THE BEST!
The early to mid 2010s were also great.
And then, sadly, it ended
And then 2020 happened
@@chasehedges6775 Yep.
Mathew Lillard is to Shaggy what RDJ is to Iron Man.
I mean Mathew Lillard embodies Shaggy to this day, taking over for Casey. He not only respects it but owns it. He's freaking awesome.
I dont care what anyone says. I loved this movie as a kid and I still love it now lol
Good for you🙃✅
I loved this and the sequel
Sarah Michelle Gellar is an insanely talented actress. She's done some fantastic work in TV like on Buffy, but her film career never gave her the right roles to work with. This film didn't do her any favors either, which is a shame because I think she does fine with the material she's given
Yeah she never really did get serious film roles although she’s amazing on tv. I did like I know what you did last summer and especially the Cruel Intentions movie as well as Scooby Doo though.
She never got serious roles because SHE IS NOT a good actor.
@@ViviPestilenz according to u lol
I remember she was in that bad rom com in the 90s . I like her in Cruel intentions and the grudge.
She was also great as the villain Kendall Hart on All My Children
It's a good cast especially Matthew Lillard as Shaggy, he totally nailed the role especially the voice. Vilma as well sounded like the cartoon. Linda Cardellinias as Velma, she was absolutely beautiful and nailed the voice. I definitely like the sequel more cause of more villains from the cartoon show being in it.
Mathew Lenard did such a good job as Shaggy that he actually was the voice actor for Shaggy for several years after this movie came out
He actually IS still Shaggy.
In a deleted scene it shows Daphne confronting possessed Velma, and it was supposed to be scary but kinda comes off as sexy. I heard that the R-rated version was supposed to have Velma actually come out. Even admit to having feelings for Daphne
Not exactly the song she sang was supposed to originally be for Daphne and it professes her love. Also they were supposed to kiss to try and swap souls. But absolutely watch the deleted scenes they make this movie 100
you heard wrong.
@@ViviPestilenz not according to everyone who made the movie... I'm pretty sure the commentary on the DVD even mentions the kissing scene
@@16driver16 Daphne isn't gay
@@mrstrangeworld5977 nobody is gay until they are.
I know it has it's flaws but as a 2000's kid, this movie practically raised my friends and I lmao.
Also, Similar to everyone else in the comment section, Linda Cardellini as Velma was probably one of my first crushes 🤣☠
And clearly the studio knew everyone had this reaction b/c the way they did Velma in the 2nd film was so unnecessary but my pre-teen self definitely was happy with the decision LOL!
If James Gunn's version was released, we could've had something like "the Brady Bunch" movies or "the Addams Family" movies from the 90's. That mean spirited parody style would've been great for Scooby-Doo, considering WB is working with James Gunn again, they should give his version another shot.
All I remember about this movie was I had the biggest crush on the actress who played Velma
You seen the deleted scenes where she’s in a bikini
She’s so hot💯
That scene in the second movie where she's wearing that red skintight outfit made everyone believe that Velma's hotter than Daphne.
The reason Velma is hot?
1 word - Glasses
@@michaelstrong5383 💯💯
Juicy with the sick burn. "The director wanted a real life couple for Fred and Daphne thinking they'd have chemistry...and had none." 💀
I have a soft spot but for this movie and it’s sequel. Matthew Lillard as Shaggy was definitely one of the best part of those movies, he didn’t become the current official voice of the character for nothing.
I was OBSESSED with this movie when I was a kid!! I begged mom to record it for me on VHS, and then proceeded to watch it nearly every day. I was a weird kid; nothing ever got old to me 😂
Blank tapes was life
I used to own the actual VHS though it got lost in the shuffle when I moved many years ago
I think that was probably all little kids at one point. We have that one movie we absolutely loved and watched everyday. My niece as far as I know is stuck on Moana and Baby Shark lol 😁. Mine back in the day was My Neighbor Totoro (the original Fox dub version)❤.
@Michael Faith yes they were! In fact I remember getting into big trouble with my mom years ago for recording over my eldest sister's basketball games back in the 90's lol 😂.
Idc what people say, I fuckin love 2000s Scooby-Doo Duology.
I think for kids, it's terrible. But for college stoners, it's comedy gold.
Accurate.
Seriously though, kids deserve better than this.
I think they were going for a slightly older audience anyway but meh I still liked it even now.
Watching this as a adult now it’s funnier when I’m high 😂
I was a little kid when I first watched this movie and I watched it repeatedly. Now rewatching it as an adult……..it’s stupid but I still love it.
Same, its stupid but well done, i mean its not a bad as "trash", its a stupid movie but well done and enjoyable XD
Same!!
Must watch the deleted scenes!
What Fred does in Daphne's body is only about 5% as creepy as what Wonder Woman and Steve did with that one dude's body in WW84.
I'd still found this Scooby-Doo (2002) live action movie to be a Guilty Pleasure from my childhood and still LOVED It
As a 31 year old in 2022, supernatural: Scooby-Doo episode was the best version thus far.
11:52 that shit had me dead af LMAO
Fun fact: After the 2002 and 2004 movies both Linda Cardellini and Mathew Lillard would go on to appear in another scooby project, the 2010 animated series Scooby Doo: Mystery incorporated which also featured the original Shaggy Casey Kasem as the voice of Shaggy's father which I guess could be viewed as a passing of the torch. Also is it just me or does Linda Cardellini not age?
Man, Korey going off on tangent scenarios as characters gives me some of my best laughs during the week. A few weeks ago I had to sit down from laughing too hard to stand at the whole "Mickey Mouse breaking the park employees fingers like a mob boss" thing, today it's a panicked Shaggy and Scooby trying to hide drugs. This is some primo sh*t, man.
I don’t think Freddie abs Sarah are bad casting it’s probably the way they was directed to ask like that
What video did the Mickey Mouse tangent occur in?
I remember seeing this movie as a kid on opening with my dad. I absolutely loved it but he hated it and I heard him trashing the film and I was hurt by it. Then years and years later I re-watched it and he was right about everything.
You were young. Your dad was older and wise
That happened with me, my sister, and my mom for The Cat in the Hat movie. To this day, I questioned what 11-year-old me even liked about that piece of crap.
@@michaelstrong5383 Ya'll are not alone. I had my experiences with those movies and they were NOT pleasant. Both Scooby-Doo and Cat in the Hat were just awful attempts at being a live-action equivalents to the cartoons and aged poorly. But luckily, we got better iterations that are a fresh palette cleanser to what we got 20 years ago. Netflix's Green Eggs and Ham is a breath of fresh air and one of if not the best adaptations of a Dr. Seuss book out there. And say what you will about SCOOB! but even that is a better movie than the live action films.
This movie is good y’all crazy
@@Masterdeber There are way better options than this. Not just better Scooby-Doo movies but better live-action films based off cartoons in general. The only ones that managed to race to the finish line and not stumble is both Sonic the Hedgehog movies.
I still like Matthew Lilliard as Shaggy. He did a very good job. Movie is pure dumb, but even 20years later, I can still have fun with this. Thanks for bringing it back up and doing your review of it. Need some scoobey snacks now so I can rewatch it again in honour of your review!
I love Zombie Island. Brings me back to Halloween night watching for first time as kid when it aired on Cartoon Network.
Honestly, the weirdest thing about this movie to me, as a former Great Dane owner, is that somehow, the 3D animated Scooby looks less like a real Dane than the cartoon did. 😆
Growing up without cable it was easy for alot of these bad movies to make up my childhood.
I mean, cable still had bad movies as well.
@@musicaleuphoria8699 it did but there were more options
One thing I love about Korey is he always gives credit where it’s Doo
I can’t believe that James Gunn who gave us guardians of the Galaxy peacemaker and the suicide squad wrote Scooby Doo
He wrote Scooby-Doo… he didn’t direct it.
@@TheNewFD12346 oh my bad
You gotta make the bad stuff before you achieve greatness
i can
I hope for a Retro Review of Looney Tunes : Back In Action.
That movie felt more like a Looney Tunes movie than Space Jam did, and this is coming from someone who likes both films.
@@michaelstrong5383 that movie is a beautiful classic
@@michaelstrong5383 💯💯💯💯💯💯. Space Jam 1996 was crud.
Back in Action rocks
Matthew Lillard is perfect as Shaggy
I'm in the minority that didn't find Scrappy Doo that annoying, in fact I find the online Scrappy Doo hate more annoying than the character himself. Also, making him the twist villain was really stupid.
One thing I noticed about the show. Scooby alone should be able to figure out who's hiding behind a mask considering Dog's have a strong sense of smell. That and he's a big ass great dane who can be one of the most vicious dogs if they're allowed to attack. I know him being a cowardly dog adds suspense and drama to the shows/movies. But it's one of things I realized as an adult...
Scooby's a great Dane not a Doberman.
Scooby is a Great Dane, not a Doberman and they're generally very passive and friendly which fits Scoob's personality
@@reacts6230 Well whatever he is, that's a big mother fucking dog. You too damn big to be friendly 💯
It would had been different if mike vick was part of mystery inc!
🤦♂️You dont even know what kind of dog Scooby is
Matthew Lillard is the best thing from this movie, went on the take over character after Casey Kasem retired and I honestly disliked the portrayals Fred and Daphne in these movies, the complete opposite of what they're like in the cartoons
Velma definitely sculpted what I find attractive as a small child.
And then she awakened some latex/leather attractive shit in the sequel
Freddie Prinze Jr and Sarah Michelle Gellar have better chemistry as Kanan Jarrus and 7th Sister on Star War Rebels.
I will forever love the live action Scooby-Doo movies, they are so campy and ridiculous but hella fun! This is my guilty pleasure lol 😆
The Scrappy hate train is old and tired at this point. Back in the day on Saturday mornings if Scrappy was that BAD there were plenty other options, especially since Hanna Barbera made the same type of "teen mystery solver cartoons with a goofy mascot" for a long time. No one was *"forced"* to endure Scrappy Doo.
The problem that it was and still is the most popular and well known. Yeah it’s tired the funny thing is Scrappy actually saved the franchise back then. It kinda sucks because nowadays there’s no attempt to really do anything with the character other than point out how much of a mistake he was and despite my love for this movie I think it’s where that sentiment kinda started. They were arguably worst than characters than Scrappy, anyone remember Scooby-Dumb?
Cap
@@blackguyofthesouth2161 Gee, how profound. Didja get that from a quote off the cover of a best selling novel?
They were forced to endure Scrappy-Doo specifically if they wanted to watch new Scooby-Doo. That was the problem. The character was WAY overexposed, to the point he had his own episodes with Scooby-Dum and some lame Shaggy wannabe with a cowboy hat and glasses, iirc. I actually didn’t mind reruns with Scrappy as a kid, but as an adult, I can totally see why people hated him back in the day.
@@BareBandSubscriptionI grew up back then, Scrappy was popular. The show did get back on track when Daphne reappeared and they eventually had episodes that included Velma and Fred, proving they didnt disappear altogether. And I say again, there were *plenty* other options. And as Martin mentioned in the video, Scrappy begat Scrappy-like characters in most of the cartoons of the time so even not watching Scooby Doo, they'd be screwed. Scooby Doo was popular but it wasnt nearly what it is today. Scrappy was brought on because the Scooby series had run its course.
Also, the character you described was Scooby's brother Yabba Doo, not his cousin Scooby Dum.
Linda Cardellini is the original, & greatest to date, Velma cosplayer. 10/10
For the record, at the time this movie gave me everything I wanted in a live action scooby Doo film. And more.
Anyone got any coat-hangers, and whisky? Asking for 50% of America's population.
Main takeaway from this movie- Linda Cardellini as Velma kicked my ass right into puberty.
Hell yeah! Same with SMG 🤪
Why isn't Billy here for this one???
Cuz these are the Retro Reviews rather than the Bad Movie reviews
Velma was drop dead hottie I watch say "jinkes" all day too. Then I "jinkes" myself when Velma comes out wearing a Red Leather suit. Linda Cardellini was hotter then SMG and Freddy Prince Jr combined. Matthew Lillard is O.G. Shaggy.
I have never seen the second film. I'll have to get around to it, but damn the actress who played Velma just increased my crush of that character. I've always had a thing for Velma, think we all have.
I'd say the sequel's worth a watch. It tries it's hardest to be much closer to an actual Scooby-Doo movie, for better and and for worse.
It's not a high bar in the first place, but I think the 2nd is one of those rare sequels better than the 1st. It also feels way more like classic Scooby Doo. Also if you like Velma, she's way better in the 2nd movie!
@@A-Dubs398 That’s actually why I didn’t like it.
Played it too safe and felt more like a chore to sit through.
This one at least stood out because of how zany and different it was.
Probably why the 2nd one didn’t do well and the 3rd film got canceled
Funny how this movie had a Rated R script to be a parody that got turned down by Warner Bros. MEANWHILE Cartoon Network made a parody of The Blair Witch Project for Scooby-Doo called The Scooby-Doo Project which I absolutely love btw
It is possible Warner Bros turned down the R rated version because of the failure of the live action Josie and the Pussycats (which a parody of the original show) that came out a year earlier.
All I remember thinking the first time I watched this was ''wow, this is a strangely sexualised children's movie.'' I just did not expect Fred to stare down Daphne's shirt like that. It's not a problem or anything, but this ain't your dad's Scooby Doo put it that way.
I don't agree
33:40 he enjoyed too much
A Rated R Scooby-Doo is what the world needs
I don’t understand how is Velma saying jinkies fan service ? It’s apart of her character. You guys are reaching so bad to bash this film
I still love this movie from the innuendo to the cast it's phenomenal, I also still love what career everyone chose after quitting Mystery Incorporated.
Love that Martin was there with the VB reference, definitely a cool show.
I loved this Scooby Doo movie. I can’t believe it’s been 20 years since this movie came out in theaters
I think the point was for shaggy, scooby, and Daphne were suppose to be the ones to rescue Velma and Fred which was refreshing to say
Good morning America. This country is fucked...
Say what you want about this movie, it was perfectly cast. I remember seeing it in the theaters when I was about 7.
OMG, I was 7 too!
Saw it twice actually
This movie will always have a special place in my heart 😭
Such a good movie. My favorite Scooby-Doo movie. I know a lot of people prefer Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed, but I don't. I still love Monsters Unleashed but the first film just has more in my opinion.
I always find it amazing that these kids drive around in a van solving mysteries but nobody has wanted to figure out how a dog can talk?
I disagree with Martin and Chris about the casting. The point is they aren't so likeable. Part of it is a satire of sort. They are making fun of these characters. These characters are at a point where they are tired of each other and don't like each other. If these characters were like the show, they would be more boring in my opinion.
Oh for goodness sake. Shaggy and Scooby don’t do drugs. In a pup named Scooby Doo there was an episode of a villain who was selling drugs and Scooby’s reaction was, “Drugs! Yuck!” Also just because people eat a lot doesn’t mean they do weed or pot. I eat a lot sometimes and I don’t do any drugs.
"Is Spooky Island in Seattle?" - Martin 😆😆😆
11:50 Idk why but I give the same laughter reaction everytime I see this clip. Scooby-Doo is still a dog at the end of the day and that little bite reminder just cracks me up every time.
Hope to see y’all do the second one as well!
Was this reuploaded? Feel like I've seen this before
0:23 See Tom Thumb reappearing and disappearing all throughout This is Me in The Greatest Showman
This reminded back on the day when they loved making live action films of old 60s and 70s tv shows
I didn't mind this at all.
Probably the most awkward adaptation of an classic cartoon show.
Doing what we expect from the cartoon and somethings we didn't.
There was 5 movies in all with the first 2 films combined gross of $450 mil plus worldwide.
The other 3 were prequel stories:
2 for Cartoon Network and 1 straight to video.
The Scooby-Doo franchise as an whole is the longest running of Hanna-Barbara's tv legacy.
Joe Ruby & Ken Spears, the creators of Scooby-Doo and Mystery Inc. both passed away last year.
What’s weird is I grew up watching Scooby Doo: Monsters Unleashed and had no idea it was the second live action film. So I saw this years later down the line and thought it was the sequel to that but nope, I was just late to the party lol
Next the legendary Casey Kasem, Matthew Lillard is a perfect Shaggy. It's no wonder he beat out Scott Innes and Billy West when it was time to replace Kasem. And no disrespect to Kate Miccui but I'd really love for Linda Cardellini to be the future voice of Velma in new cartoons
Idk what yall are talking about, this is the only Scooby-Doo I acknowledge...carry on 🧡👍🏾
Matthew Lillard was the BEST!!! I Only call him Shaggy in everything he's in.
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Man, I remember watching this at a dollar theatre on 50¢ Tuesday at a mall that doesn't exist anymore.
That ending scene with Shaggy and Scooby is supposed to be a hidden adult joke where the duo recreate a scene when a woman pretends to have an orgasm while on a dinner date...in their recreation, Scooby is having the “orgasm” lmfao!!!!
So that company that made a Scooby maquette that was taken away from them and handed to a vfx house…
That company was the Jim Henson Studios.
Just think about how different (better) this movie would have looked with a Jim Henson animatronic Scoob.
If anyone wants a Scooby Doo episode parody done right check out Johnny Bravo meets Scooby Doo on UA-cam. It spoofs an episode brilliantly and tiptoes the line into PG-13 humor. I laughed out loud throughout. They did their own hallway spoof in which two Johnny’s run out lol. Written by Seth McFarlane!
My favorite character was Melvin Doo, he even had his own fan site back in the day. 😄
One of my kids loves these movies, so I’ve seen this one a lot. The cast all really put their heart into it and Linda C is so awesome.
I kinda agree with you about Scrappy Doo because he's like a new trend character to make it a cash grab
for us Scooby fans when were little. Unfortunately, it brings our hatred over 90% of what he's been doing and nobody gives a damn about that character anymore. Oh, well. It has moments with Scrappy but still he doesn't belong to the HB Universe.
And a just because a person is named Mary Jane doesn’t mean it’s a drug reference. You guys do realize Mary Jane is also the name of Spider-Man’s girlfriend
Christ, this movie…it may not have been great, but it captured that early 2000s cringe
As a 2000s kid, yes it does. It’s such a product of its time
I think it’s still great . I don’t get you movie snobs
@@excaliber8713 Dude, it’s a bad movie
@@excaliber8713 Here's the thing though....I love the early 2000s cringe. It's...charming and quaint. There's comfort in the nostalgia and a part of me wishes I can travel back in time to the 2002...
The casting was great. The story fell short. Take away scrappy, the creatures, and the nonsense fillers This would've been better. The strong points of this were the gang, scooby and shaggy especially, mondavarious guy, and spooky island.
Yeah I grew up with this, yeah not everything held up 20 years after its release, there are cringe parts. And yet, I consider this and the sequel (which I felt was better than the first, mostly because that felt like the cartoon) to be major, MAJOR guilty pleasures. And yeah, my crush on Linda Cardellini also came from this.
Fun fact: The Jim Henson Creature Shop built a puppet of him for the movie before they replaced it with CGI. Which if they decided to go with that but mix it with the CG Scooby, it would've been similar to another movie the Creature Shop helped work on called Jack Frost, where they made a puppet snowman but has moments with a CGI snowman.
Also, look up the concept art for this movie, Scooby would've looked a WHOLE LOT WORSE than the final movie, where they stuck a bit TOO close to his cartoon counterpart
If you didn't watch the deleted scenes you didn't watch the movie!!! They MAKE the movie!
God I want a James Gunn scooby do movie so bad now
A PG-13 Scooby Doo version be better
Is Freddie Prince a good actor? I'm familiar with everyone else but is literally the one thing I can think he well known for is this
Darn it 20 years came, took and went as my grandmother would say. Would you do it for a Scooby Snack?! Nope
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This movie is sooo bad yet nostalgic at the same time.
How is that possible
I remember when my grandma took me, my cousins, brother and sister to go see this in theater and boy I kinda love this live action movie. Big Happy 20th to Scoob!
This movie is an iconic classic I will hear no lies that say otherwise
I will concede I think the second movie was a little bit better though in certain areas
I love this movie unironically.
I didn’t watch the cartoons much but I watched this movie and it’s sequel OVER AND OVER AGAIN
I liked Scrappy Doo, so you can’t say nobody likes Scrappy Doo nor can you tell people not to like him. That’s our freedom of choice. However I hate how this movie treated Scrappy