Movie Analysis: The Spooky-Do

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The Scooby-Doo is the live action movie of the famous cartoon series Scooby-Doo made in 2002 that made for everyone in the family. This is an amazing movie for all ages that keeps up with morals of the cartoons while expanding on the universe. Scooby-Doo shows off the best and worst parts of the characters in a spectacular way that makes them feel more life-like. The animation used to create some of the animals and monsters gives the movie a great boost and the story itself is well made.
Scooby-Doo is about how after the Mystery Incorporated break up after another mystery who are brought back together after two years to solve the mystery of why some of the college students are acting weird while on their visit to Spooky Island, the island where students gather for fun on spring break. Aside from trying to solve the mystery for
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None of the things created with it looked out of place compared to the real humans and the environment. The animations truly do express the emotions of the characters well. Scooby, who was created with the art style, still had his overacted tendencies. The actions that came from him can be a small as a sneeze to a karate move. It did not look clucky but moved smoothly. The creatures in the movie look amazing during the day and night. When they are not terrifying or trying to steal people bodies, the creatures do have their comical moments. Their interactions together show that they are not just mindless monsters. They are shown to feel like pain and annoyance.
Scooby-Doo is a must-see film, especially for Scooby-Doo fans. This movie adds new elements to an old franchise while having the old feel to it. It does well in what it does and gives the right amount of mystery and comedy. It is a type of movie that is still great even years after it was first released. Even if you had watched it as a child watching it now will give you a new appreciation for the

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