Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed
A masked villain wreaks mayhem on the city of Coolsville with a monster machine that creates real-life versions of Mystery Inc.'s former foes like The 10,000 Volt Ghost, The Cotton Candy Glob, The Skelemen and The Pterodactyl Ghost. Fred, Daphne, Shaggy, Velma and Scooby-Doo launch an investigation into the monster outbreak that leaves Shaggy and Scooby questioning their roles in Mystery Inc. Eager to prove their detective skills, the ever-ravenous duo comes up with a secret plan to solve the mystery all by themselves. Can the gang unravel their most challenging case?
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Raja Gosnell
Steeve Boulianne
Richard Cowan
David Klohn
Misha Bukowski
John MacCarthy
Joanna Moore
Andy Armstrong
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Cast & crew
Kevin Durand
Black Knight Ghost
Seth Green
Patrick
Matthew Lillard
Shaggy
Ingrid Torrance
Reporter #3
Richard Cowan
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David Klohn
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Peter Boyle
Old Man Wickles
Calum Worthy
Kid on Bike #2
Kwesi Ameyaw
Man in Suit
Brandon Jay McLaren
Skater Dude #2
Andrew McIlroy
Investor
Emily Tennant
Young Daphne
Linda Cardellini
Velma
Bill Mondy
Vomit Reporter
Peter New
Daphne's Tattooed Fan #2
Sarah Michelle Gellar
Daphne
C. Ernst Harth
Miner 49er
Colin Foo
Investor
Joanna Moore
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Tim Blake Nelson
Jacobo
Michael Sorich
Tar Monster / Cotton Candy Glob (voice)
Andy Armstrong
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Wally Wingert
Green-Eyed Skeleton (voice)
Dee Bradley Baker
10,000 Volt Ghost / Zombie / Red Eye Skeleton (voice)
Morgan Brayton
Mullet Nerdette #1
Scott McNeil
Evil Masked Figure (voice)
Dan Joffre
Faux Ghost Patron
A.C. Peterson
Faux Ghost Patron
J. P. Manoux
Scooby Brainiac (voice)
Alicia Silverstone
Heather
Zahf Paroo
Ned
John MacCarthy
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Catherine Lough Haggquist
Reporter #2
Kimani Ray Smith
Reporter #1
Chris Gauthier
Daphne's Tattooed Fan #1
Lou Bollo
Flashback Security Guard #1
Brenna O'Brien
Buttercup Scout
Stephen E. Miller
C.L. Magnus
Christopher R. Sumpton
Zombie
Freddie Prinze Jr.
Fred
Mark Burgess
Man in Suit
Misha Bukowski
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Neil Fanning
Scooby-Doo Voice / Tasmanian Devil (voice)
Bradley Gosnell
Kid on Bike #1
Raja Gosnell
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Pat O'Brien
Pat O'Brien
Bill Meilen
Chauffeur
Lisa Ann Beley
Mullet Nerdette #2
Tara Fynn
Mullet Nerdette #3
Aaron Ydenberg
Skater Dude #3
Joe MacLeod
Skater Dude #1
John Ulmer
Flashback Security Guard #2
Ted Kozma
Museum Guard
Darrell Lee-Izeard
Museum Guard
Karin Konoval
Aggie Wilkins
Paul Jamieson
Scared Man
Andrew Jackson
Man in Car
Nazanin Afshin-Jam
Shaggy Chick
Cascy Beddow
Young Shaggy
Ryan Vrba
Young Fred
Lauren Kennedy
Young Velma
Jeff Tanner
Harry Lang
Richard Dietl
Pickle Man/Faux Ghost Patron
Tiffani Timms
Reporter #4
Ruben Studdard
Ruben Studdard
Bob Papenbrook
Black Knight (voice)
Terrence Stone
10,000 Volt Ghost (voice)
Michael Brown
Big Brovaz
Cherise Roberts
Big Brovaz
Nadia Shepherd
Big Brovaz
Dion Howell
Big Brovaz
Flawless
Big Brovaz
John-Paul Horsley
Big Brovaz
Steeve Boulianne
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Wuchak
**_Colorful and fun, but too silly and manic_** The Mystery Inc team take on several monsters from their past adventures brought to life by an evil masked figure. As with the first film, Matthew Lillard and Linda Cardellini shine as Shaggy and Velma. Freddy Prinze Jr. is good as Fred while Sarah Michelle Gellar as Daphne doesn't quite fit the role, although she's likable and serviceable. I'm sure she got the part because of her popularity at the time. Seth Green and Peter Boyle have significant peripheral roles, as does Alicia Silverstone, who's a highlight but unfortunately underused. Whereas the first movie was shot on the east coast of Australia this sequel changes the locale to the Vancouver area of British Columbia. Of course, it's location is Coolsville in the story, wherever that's supposed to be. In any case, the extreme switch in locale changes the dynamics a bit. There's also more emphasis on action and paying homage to the cartoon. Plus it emphasizes that Velma is sexier than Daphne, at least with Cardellini as Velma and Gellar as Daphne. There are some worthwhile morals as well, like simply being yourself and not trying to be someone else. Unfortunately, it's too goofy and busy for its own good. Sure, it's based on a cartoon from 1969-70, but that show somehow kept things closer to reality and interesting whereas this movie goes over-the-top to the point of overkill. Instead of one monster to track down, there are eight-to-ten. It's too much and I found my mind wandering. Less is more. The film runs 1 hour, 33 minutes. GRADE: C
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