Scooby Doo Movie - Nostalgia Critic
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- Scooby Doo hits the big screen, I hit the puke bag. The final 'old' Nostalgia Critic episode is the Scooby Doo movie! Originally aired on
August 14, 2012.
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Hello I'm the nostalgia critic, I have mental breakdowns so you don't have to
Matthew Redford PFFFT HOLY SHIT 10/10
I identify way too much with the beginning of this episode😢😢😢😢😢.
At least he doesn't spend his life WATCHING these videos😭😭😭.
I still have them. Critic and I go through same suffering.
@@diggerfan9319 don't you mean your name is Red Foreman.
:D
Apparently Tim Curry was originally going to be the island host. But when he heard that Scrappy-Doo was in the film, he bailed out...
Tim Curry is a huge Scooby-Doo fan
@@osmanyousif7849 Haven't seen that movie in years, but I remember him being in it 😊
I don't blame him for hoping off this band wagon when he did, animated scrappy doo was a pain in the butt, I don't know why they thought making him live action would do him or the Scooby Doo franchise any justice! 🤦♀️
@@ChristionGirl45 In addition to Matthew Lillard as Shaggy Rogers in the final as well as Tim Curry planned as the island host, Alyson Hannigan wanted to cast as Velma Dinkley, Paul Walker wanted (better performance than Freddie Prinze Jr.) to cast as Fred Jones, and Emma Caulfield wanted (better performance than Sarah Michelle Gellar) to cast as Daphne Blake
@@RGBtheRhinoOverwatcher R.I.P. Paul Walker 😥
@SurprisedGordon4 He was born in 1946 but whatever.
This movie still does a better job at representing the characters than Velma ever could lol.
Velma is such a atrocity that even the weaker scooby doo incarnations and movies have better grasp of the source material than it .returns of zombie island was better than that shit 😅
that crap wasn't trying to though
Honestly while I am not a fan of the live action movies. The Velma show made me appreciate the live action movies much more.
We don’t talk about Velma😂
Well that’s not really a hard task.
Nostalgia critic: I haven't done anything to make anyone's life better
Me: if only you knew how much we appreciate you
Uuuh...
@@DeendayBuffoon The reason that two films based on two cartoons suck: the 1999 film based on the 1983 police cartoon starring Matthew Broderick and the 2002 film based on the 1969 mystery cartoon starring Matthew Lillard.
That comment did not age well, but luckily some people still are loyal
@@supertransistor8762 what happened? Is he in some kind of trouble?
@@supertransistor8762 unfortunately your comment was deleted but I saw it in the notifications. Also I made that comment when I was like 14½ but now I'm 16 and yes you do have a point
*Watching the intro*
... Do you need a hug?
Yeah
Not sure if I should laugh or feel bad
Rusty Dog Same, I just wanna tell him it’s ok and give him a hug XD
Maybe he needs a Snickers?
😆
R u giving free hugs? If so I NEED A HUG PLEASE
Fun Fact! The actor who played Shaggy in this movie and the sequel would later on voice Shaggy in Scooby-Doo Mystery Inc. Now he has become the official voice actor of the character, replacing Casey Kasem.
Cool
+Mason Pelzer he plays the role well.
Well in my opinion he was the only good actor in the movie aside from Rowan Atkinson and Linda Cardenllini
Probably because he's the only one who actually played his character properly.
And before that he was one of the men in the mask in the movie Scream
Matthew Lillard went from Stu Macher to Shaggy Rogers to William Afton. God, i love his acting
Fun Fact: actor who did Shaggy later voice Shaggy in since 2009
I think that was Casey Kasem. He's been dead some time. Radio personality in the States.
Had a sad ending. Supposed elder abuse and dementia.
And he also did the shaggy meme
@@Boi5219 Johnny Nero: Action Hero 2004 light gun game gives a Scooby-Doo feel while Chase H.Q. 2 2007 driving game gives a Inspector Gadget feel.
1:01
@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 no, he meant after Kasem died the actor from this movie replaced him.
I relate with the opening monologue so much.
We all do
Yeah hahahaha
yeah me too, I felt like the rage portrayed was 100% genuine!
Lol
So much truth
"Stereotypes of stereotypes." How I describe everyone I go to school with
Liph NIx
That's how I describe 99.8% of everyone around me.
All around are stereotypical faces, stereotypical places...
Liph NIx here's 5 stereotypes of school jock nerdy emo quiet one and that drama queen
Kaylah Doll gangrene be like type enhance for feed had made lol
same
26:45-And then Mindy Kaling’s Velma came along and 70 percent of us owe both Scooby doo movies a huge apology.
The opening scene is the ONLY part of the entire movie that truly feels like Scooby Doo
💯 and The Luna Ghost should have been the main villain of the movie not Scrappy!
@@smoothst9303 OMG! How awesome would that be! Old Man Smithers using the souls of all the teens visiting the island to turn himself into Luna Ghost, but this time as a *real* ghost and having *actual* powers instead of relying on gadgets and effects. He would be a much more serious threat to the Mystery Gang than Scrappy at least! Heck, if you remember the poster, his silhouette is on there, front and center, looming over the Mystery Inc Gang and the Gang looking at him with scared faces. Would have tied in better to the promotional material that advertised him as the main villain. Talk about false advertising.
@@hunterolaughlin yes that would be amazing
Anyone else see that past and future Doug are wearing wedding rings but his present Doug isn’t?
the whole movie feels like scooby doo
Fun Fact: Shaggy the whole movie only used 5% of his power and is the only actor that survived the tryout of shaggy.
Avatar of Shaggy the Almighty
I hate this so much 😂
And Nostalgia Critic used 1% of his power to destroy shaggy.
I came by to see if anyone came to comment on here because of are lord
Ultra Instinct Shaggy
FUN FACT: When they started filming, the movie was going to be PG-13 and they were going to confirm That Shaggy was a stoner and Velma was a lesbian (she was even going to have a date scene with Daphne), But things changed relatively early on and they edited it into a more kid friendly movie. And just as an example Of how they edited it The 2 years later seen where smoke is coming out the mystery van, was going to cut it to Shaggy smoking.
Luca Pellegrine that would have actually be a pretty good movie.
And was written by James Gunn.
ANOTHER FUN FACT: James Gunn hated Scrappy Doo so much, he put him in the film so everyone could hate him too.
Go Time Now I FUCKING WISH WE GOT THAT INSTEAD OF THIS TRASH!!!!!!!!!
@Kami I agree. I fucking agree. Stoner Shaggy and Lesbian Velma would have been better than the atrocity we got.
I love how the creators hate Scrappy-Doo so much, they made him a villain at the end of the movie.
That is on Hannah Barbera not Scrappy!!
Everyone hated Scrappy, but HB pushed him back then thinking he is small and cute, he sells the show. Now that those kids who grew up hating him are running HB and writing movies... oh boy, Scrappy gets the revenge of the nerds.
@@SwiftNimblefoot at first he was popular, but that popularity quickly turned into the opposite.
That's BS. Scrappy is *not* supposed to be a villain.
@@SwiftNimblefoot "Everyone" must have certainly been a group of people, but *I* never hated Scrappy, & I've met people who also never hated him. There are only 2 cases where I can think of him as annoying on any level; both episodes have an example of him thinking that food is for him when it isn't.
He was probably the most annoying early on from 1979 - 1982, but in & after 1983 or so, he was slowly maturing. Really, Scrappy from 1983 - 1989 isn't as high-energy as he was earlier, he even was going into his courage skit in one episode, but then he had second thoughts and ran off. I forgot which episode that's in, but I remember it being a 1984 episode. He had the pint sized warrior attitude at times, but he wasn't as high strung and gung-ho.
Nostalgia Critic: I wish I had someone to talk to. Someone to bounce ideas off of.
Rob Walker: WHAT AM I?! A HAM SANDWICH?!
I'm pretty sure Rob is a turkey sub
No he is a dinosaur.
Didn't he have Tamara and Malcolm back then?
@@SwiftNimblefoot no this was before they showed up
@@ryanelliott1907 This is undisputedly true…
Holy shit that beginning was intense
Dude, it was intense! It was awesome. Doug nailed it.
Yea
The beginning was deep
It was a hint that he was trying to end nostalgia critic (Which he failed at) he tried to make it dramatic to give the character reason to stop making a movie which would show how the nostalgia critic ended (not really)
I'm honestly scared
That beginning hit a little too close to home...
Christian Calso
I know that feeling. I need to get friends.
A summary of my life
It did and it ironically described my life
Update: I made some friends.
+Intergalactic Human Empire Please allow me to congratulate you on your new friendship good sir or ma'am =)
Can’t believe it’s been 10 years since we saw the final episode of the old Nostalgia Critic. Now, you can say the episode is… nostalgic. XD
Yeah and Demo Reel premiered I kept thinking he was done but 10 years later a 2012 movie is as nostalgic as a 2002 movie. It’s weird to think 2012 feels like yesterday when 2002 feels like ages ago during that time
Yep. Don't we all miss this Nostalgia Critic and when the site was called ThatGuyWithTheGlasses? The Nowadays him sucks.
Looking back it’s crazy to think this NC is the same NC we have today. He was so angry back then and yelled so much. Now he’s a lot quieter but still good. I much prefer him now but his past self has its moments.
@willpower8289 yeah and his jokes were a lot edgier and raunchy unlike nowadays
@@raymondmcginley5676 I mean I don’t have a problem with those kinds of jokes but I prefer the jokes he makes now.
"She's saving herself for Daphne." Oh, how little did he know
Fun fact: this was originally going to be a satirical parody of the original, and Shaggy was going to be a full-on pothead.
Wasn't it also supposed be directed by Kevin Smith?
If Kevin Smith was supposed to direct the movie, it would've been awesome.
It was also gonna have Velma be a lesbian toward Daphnie cause everyone thought she was one.
It seems kinda obvious now that it was meant to be a parody -- I'm getting strong "Very Brady Movie" vibes from this, and as an outright parody this could have been a cool movie -- but when it came out, it was unfortunately marketed as a movie for kids. I was a kid at the time and I didn't know it was meant to be a parody. The adult asides flew over my head and I was just plain confused (notwithstanding, there was a /lot/ of hype for this film. My old local Barnes and Noble actually promoted this movie over LOTR).
They should have marketed it as a parody geared towards young adults like the Very Brady Movie, and stuck with their original parody ideas. Then again, the Brady Bunch was easier to parody, in my opinion, because it was incredibly cheesy; Scooby Doo was a cute kid's show, though.
They actually cut a few drug jokes out of the DVD release of the sequel. I can even tell where they would have made a steroid joke in the scene where Shaggy gets CGI buffed up.
It seems a lot of people, especially in the comments, don't realize it, but this was actually the end of Nostalgia Critic for a long time. This review first aired in 2012 and was, as it said at the end of the video... the end. He was gone for a very long time, with Scooby Doo being his last review, however, he eventually made his triumphant return, this time, with a studio and new castmates, making Nostalgia Critic what it is today. And I, for one, couldn't be happier. Not only that they returned to making videos, but also that, when they hit a wall, so to speak, they didn't force it. They took the hiatus they needed, and came back when they were ready, to a fanbase who still loves them.
AJMC82 thanks!
I knew he stopped to do his own thing but it didn't pan out so well. but I think now days he did a fine balance of what he WANTED to do and his original Nostalgia Critic thing.
but I didn't know the rest of the story.
I remember when last year a lot of people in the comment section were being horrible assholes to him and for his video style. Nice to sort of see this change.
Did this movie temporarily kill the Nostalgia Critic by destroying his will to create? Given that I've seen this movie in the past and I know it is THAT abominable (I'd feed it to Hyenas, but they'd find it too disgusting to eat), I wouldn't be surprised.
the castmates are fucking horrible, i likes his videos more when he was alone
deep
"I'm a dinosaur." ~Rob Walker, 2016
"I'm a dinosaur." ~Rob Walker 2019
A mother-fuckin' t-rex!
5789: Rob Walker: I'm a dinosaur.
@@Legendary_Detective-Wobbuffet ah
Like dinosaurs, he never changes. He has always been extinct.
Fred: *flicks Scooby-Doo's nose*
Scooby: You fucked up my face
This video is the pure proof of how red someone can really turn when you reach that boiling point of pure rage. O.O
ComancheSamurai rivalling mini ladd
Anthony Glenn the thing with Mini is he literally turns red. I mean look at the poor guy when he plays Mario Kart 8, he turns into a god damn tomato.
ComancheSamurai I know!
If you think this is bad, then you should look at how red he got when he reviewed pearl harbor (the michael bay movie)
You reached 666 likes
nostalgia critic reveals his origin as a tomatoe
h.r. animates please explain I don't get it (I'm an introvert okay)
Samurai Katana When he was ranting and yelling, his face turned completely red, like a tomato.
LOL Big O anime reference! Classic!
666 likes... time to make it 667!
HHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!
You mean, a ROTTEN tomato?
XD
“It’ll continue to exist in the future.”
If the fucking Velma show doesn’t kill the franchise forever…
If the fandom chooses to bury Velma instead of giving it attention, then the franchise will thrive.
24:52. That 'Pummba' impersonation was pure gold. How do yo do it!!?
Practise
_Me and Daphne will check the bedroom._
Bow chicka wow-wow
@@jitespol1795 "Tucker, Is That You?"
@@peterpine5298 Oh look! A giant person!
Bring something with you when you do
Oh no shes mine
The best thing about this movie is that the actors who played Freddy and Daphne got married in real life and are still married! Sarah Michelle Geller continues to be awesome.
That's exactly why they were cast. They wanted a real life couple to play the parts.
That’s actually pretty badass.
SilentSparrow ok
That's the best part?!?! Something not even about the movie lol.
Nope, This Sucks
Even I was disgusted that Shaggy said that they should leave Fred and Velma for dead, knowing well that the original Shaggy would never do that.
Okay the part where scooby punches Fred actually made me laugh out loud
Most. Relatable. Intro. EVER.
Can't argue with that. XD
*cringey
Amen.
Yeah I'm pretty lonely too.
one of the worst movies ever made
Fun-fact: This was written by the guy who directed Guardians of the Galaxy, James Gunn!
Why didn't he put effort the fir... Oh, It's Raja Goznel's fault.
He's come a long way
Oh shit! Really??
Dreadbear he did the screenplay
Thank goodness he got off whatever he was smoking by the time he got to GOTG.
Ah, the innocent days when this was the worst representation of Scooby Doo.
This was supposed to be the last episode of The Nostalgia Critic. 12 years later, and it's still going strong.
Is it bad I actually liked Scrappy Doo in the cartoon? I liked how impulsive he was and how he adored Scooby-Doo no matter what.
Same!
First Scooby i watched was with Scrappy. When I stumbeld on an old series, I always wondered where he is, it felt kinda empty.. Never knew people disliked Scrappy.
Fun fact: This movie and its sequel were written by James Gunn, the director of Guardians Of The Galaxy.
That's odd.
Ryan Blanche Understatement
+Tristan Hartup well this movie is before guardians of the Galaxy soooooo
+Endie gaming & Sparta Remixer so what?
+Arvid Sjödin so they made this movie before guardians of the Galaxy so this maybe inspired it?
"They probably chose an actor that could already answer to the name." *Looks up the cast, see's they casted Freddie Prinze Jr.*
In the words of Daffy Duck, and to share my opinion with that choice, "You're despicable."
Jay S yeah was nominated for a razzie
And they cast his wife Sarah Michelle Gellar as Daphne
To think he will become iron bull from dragon age inquisition and a Jedi in rebels
@@xanzibar5374 They were engaged at the time, not married yet. They married AFTER its release.
Matthew Lillard was born to play Shaggy
My sister and I thought the crush your bones to dust part was hilarious lol
Velma is hot as fuck, at least there is that.
agreed!
Also the Mystery Incorporated interpration, too!
The rule 34 that I have seen...
That shirt where her chest was exposed.
Woof xD
Agreed
Like
Damn shes hot
Scooby Doo Show: The supernatural elements are always fake.
Scooby Doo Movies: The supernatural elements are always real.
I have examples that contradict both parts.
Series: The 13 Ghosts of Scooby Doo
Films: There's lots, but my example is... Monster of Mexico
@@heinzdoofenshmirtz8643 don't forget zombie island
Heinz Doofenshmirtz I think he’s talking about the general formula the tv shows use and the live action movies.
@@darthgriffin7741 Except when you look at Zombie Island, Witch's Ghost...
DigiDestined13 those are exceptions to the rule, dumbass.
I miss the old freakouts. They're fun. Makes me feel better about my own misery knowing someone else is going insane.
Kinda wanna give him a hug, though...
*near the end everyone talking about thier points of view*
me: "and from my point of view the jedi are evil!"
General Kenobi: Well, then you are lost!
Doug, you'll probably never read this (since it's not a very recent video), but at 2:38, I sincerely wanted to give the Nostalgia Critic a hug... He made me feel so sorry for him...
Love your vids and keep doing what you're doing,
you, and everyone at Channel Awesome is well, awesome...
Have a good day
Jonah Ronberg lol
Twan Bijpost me too
plot twist: he read it
I think he had a mental breakdown, and we all feel bad for him because he's cool
I'd play a game with Doug. In fact, reading his bio, I think we have a lot in common and would be friends. Thanks for the videos, Doug.
Remember in Looney Tunes: back in action there was a lunch scene where we see Mathew Lilliard who played Shaggy eating lunch with cartoon Shaggy and Scooby-Doo?
Heisenkirk 2000 Yes
Yeah I remember that, I actually laughed at that scene.
Heisenkirk 2000 kinda
i don't......
JazzyPrince333 that's ok
The opening rant is epic. I approve.
11:36 CZcams subtitles are f*cked up once more!
Video:I have never met another person who loves Scooby Snacks
Subtitles:I have never met another person who loves boobies Max
Velma's actress was a goddess in this film.
Oof.
Agreed lol
Linda cardellini is amazing
Wendy Corduroy from Gravity Falls
@@daneeckhart4029 Also CJ on Regular Show.
Velma has has always been a goddess.
... but Doug... what do you mean you've done nothing to make anyone's life better? My life was made so much better when my sister introduced me to your videos. My sense of humor has evolved since then. Thank you for existing.
He was speaking in character.
Still that type of life is a type of life many would like to have.
i get he hwas angry and frustrated (is kinda funny how everyone has something other people would kill for and we don't apppreciate it because the apathy and frustration has kicked in)
I agree.
0:29 Doug describing my life in a rant
I’ll unapologetically take these two films over HBO Max’s Velma in *A HEARTBEAT*
I hated this movie, but to be fair Matthew Lillard did a pretty good job impersonating Shaggy.
BernerCheifs97 what about the actress that did Thelma?
sal Bryant Velma
BernerCheifs97 how you can one hate this movie?
He actually went on to take up the role of Shaggy in one of the animated series
Wasn't he actually the voice actor for shaggy for the animated series?
Edit: didn't read the rest of the comment chain.
As a depressed adult, there's something hilarious about Marmaduke, dressed as a woman, punching someone.
The beginning... I swear, it's so good. I love this part to this day. You don't know how much I, and a bunch of other people, appreciate you.
Basically: "I'm the Nostalgia Critic and I have mental breakdowns so you don't have to", as someone in the comment section said.
Whoa, Doug.
Watching this almost a decade later, after watching it as-it-released, too.
That intro, uh... it hits different.
Scooby-Doo, where are you?
I'll tell you where - IN HEEEEEEEELLLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm dead
reneedooma kills me every time. Doug will always be exceptionally hilarious
Wait, the climax had them defeating all the creatures On THE ISLAND, WHAT ABOUT THE ONES THAT FRICKEN LEFT THE ISLAND, and don't say the souls released everyone even the ones that left because who knows where half those kids came from, its sunny on one half of the world and night on the other half ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN
I love this line so much 😂
Geez Doug, do you need a drink?
Connor The Chosen he needs a snickers
He needs that giant bottle
that's not doug
reaper Green ummm yeah he is
James Smith it was a joke he's supposed to be the nostalgia critic
19:10, Cue in Scrappy-Doo in 3......2......ONE!
The new Velma series makes the first two movies look better
Yeah, the new Velma series makes 2002 Scooby Doo movie look like Scooby Doo on zombie Island.
Very underrated comment
"I'm a dinosaur."
"This is undisputedly true."
The main problem is that they wanted this to be a PG-13 movie, with Shaggy being a stoner. This is why you have that smoke shot after the "two years later", and the love interest being Mary Jane. They made it PG though to apply to a younger audience, making it too childish for adults yet too scary for kids.
They wanted a hard R, not PG-13. They were going to go all the way, and make it a strong satire, until other similar films bombed hard, so they toned it down. Not sure where the hell you got PG-13 from.
And it somehow still beats velma
Daphne’s entire story arc in this movie is literally just
Daphne: I’m not a damsel in distress
Other Characters: Yes you are
*Rinse And Repeat 100 Times*
THIS. Looking back as an adult, Daphne's characterisation in the 2002 film coming off the back of the Zombie Island to Cyber Chase era just feels so off, and the female empowerment arc feels VERY forced. Even in Where Are You, Daphne may have been danger-prone but she wasn't useless.
There was a deleted scene in the film where she claims she had been studying martial arts and you see her train break shit but for some reason the director cut the scene out . Kind of strange when it make it more believable and you dont have to take her word for it 😅
The beginning of this was depressing
HELLO TIMONE, IVE COME TO EAT YOUR SOUL!
:)
Travis Plush Productions
Well… Good for you… I guess…
_(what do souls taste like?)_
Pumba shut it
Rowan Atkinson Appears
Americans: Oh Mr Bean!
Brits: Blackadder! (or Johnny English!)
I'm an American and I think of Blackadder first
Or inspector fowler
18:52
You predicted "Velma" show
Actually, there were ghosts and monsters in the original Scooby-Doo. After the success of the show in the 1960s, Hannah Barbara did dozens of specials, movies, crossovers, continuations, and made plenty of clones of the show. Because it’s Hannah Barbara, they essentially threw shit at the wall, and saw what stuck, and ghosts and monsters did for a while.
With Vincent Price yet to boot
The four TV movies in the late 90's/early 2000's showed real ghosts and monsters can work. It just needs the right people. Especially when we saw what Zombie Island gave us.
Ricky Williams That’s true, but I’m talking about the Hannah Barbara ghosts. There was the movie where Shaggy was the next Werewolf for Dracula’s race, because the original Werewolf was on vacation (I know it sounds stupid, but it exists), there was Ghoul School where Shaggy, Scooby and Scrappy were camp councilors for a bunch of monsters, and the 13 ghosts of Scooby Doo, where this monster guy had two annoying ghost henchmen. Plus, there’s all of the crossovers that Scooby and Shaggy were in, and I’m pretty sure that they met both Casper the Friendly Ghost and Harry Scary.
Apparently, all Hannah Barbara cartoons exist in the same universe. Also, Marvel’s and DC’s universes exist in that same universe too.....and WWE too now
I don't think any of those monster movies with the cast are considered canon. Seems unlikely that a series all about showing how there's nothing supernatural going on would suddenly change to have supernatural stuff happen. Seems to take away from the point of the original show
@@cptseagrave1191 Well, _these_ two live actor movies? I REALLY don't want to consider them canonical, overall. I can however consider the 13 Ghosts of Scooby Doo series canonical, it's good enough. There's also a Halloween episode from 1983 (give or take a year) that had real monsters but it's a bit too juvenile for me to watch right now.
The opening two and a half minutes describe my life almost perfectly. No joking. Yes, it is every bit as sad as you think it is
Same here, mate. I know how you feel.
Snow
Same. No friends. No life. I want to die. Shits rough.
Frost Thought i was the only one
And another makes 6.
Frost me too my life is mondaine sad artful
That awkward moment when Rob has to steal Nostalgia Critic's personality for an opening sketch because he doesn't have one 🙄🙄
Matthew lilliard is the only redeemable part of this film. He truly embodies shaggy
The intro...My existence in a nutshell...well with more screaming
Are you ok
I honestly relate to a good portion of it. But hey, better to live than to complain.
I'm sorry, but Velma is really hot in this movie. I'd go with her over Daphne any day.
Fairly straight female here and I agree, she's super adorable.
ditto
I always liked her because I was always into nerdy girls
nerdy girls are the best! *g
If I was a guy. Same she is smart, doesn't complain and is cute and huggable.
0:53 I love this part so much!
18:15 Critic’s face! 😂😂😂
The guy who played Shaggy nailed him. The rest of the movie was a missed opportunity at best; at worst, it was a fool's errand gone horribly wrong.
Matt Hullum(?) Also voices Shaggy now in most shows as well. RIP Casey Casum...
Mosspath297 close, its Matthew Lilliard :) rip casey
Literally watched this and realized it was the guy from scream and had my mind blown. Dude really did a good job, unrecognizable as himself
Smalls Nonya good try at a correction, but the guy who played shaggy in this movie is indeed Matthew Lilliard (who, once more, now voices shaggy in shows).
Kurtis C. He eventually voiced shaggy in the cartoons which is great
Fun fact: This film was R-rated originally before cutting down scenes to get it a PG. How nice? For more than 15 years, kids have been watching an R rated film and no one knew.
F. N. Lorter Interesting.
This is why it didn't make any sense; it seemed marketed as an actual PG film and was a big disappointment to me. Even before I watched it I didn't suppose I'd be seeing Scooby doing cartoon hijinks like going behind a thin tree and not showing up on the other side until he wanted to; however, then I watched it in theater...
Being 10 years old, _so_ much seemed out of place. Fred's egotistical, Daphne's "done" with being a damsel in distress (OK but why the attitude about it?) and Velma feels ignored because of Fred's egomania. I had no idea why people laughed at the body swap scene with the one liner "Hey! I can look at myself naked!"
They should have just done it; if they tried to focus on satisfying one audience maybe they could have pulled it off, but they don't have the talent required to entertain kids AND please adult fans.
How the fuck do you make a fucking kids film rated R and expect audiences to be like "YEAH THIS IS PERFECT!"
Question: WHY was it going to be rated R?
I remember seeing this in the theater for the first time. I thought it was a fine movie, up until the fart joke. No lie, my mom SHIELDED my eyes and started RANTING to her husband (quietly, of course) about "HOW DARE THEY resort to this kind of humor in Scooby Doo!" The entire ride home, my mom could not stop screaming about how "THEY RUINED KURUPPA!" ("Kuruppa" is the Japanese name for Scooby Doo.) It's an okay movie, but that scene broke my mom (and later on, me.)
Does this mean that when Doug gets old, he’s going to start wearing a wig and talking like Emmit Brown?
I guess Doug’s hair will eventually grow back.
I think this was before he shaved his head
@@kamikelly3908 nah. Dudes that always wear caps are balding already.
The wig actually is spot on with his teenage years
I've always thought this was a perfect last episode of the original NC. It starts to be a lot more contemplative like the second wave of reviews. Not only does it say it's an unfunny, bland movie, it addresses WHY it's such a poor reflection of the franchise and how it didn't work in the past, doesn't work now, and never will work in the future.
This review was arguably the most complete and utter annihilation of a movie Nostalgia Critic had put out yet, while also focusing on the character's own needs to contemplate the state of his role in life, thus ushering in his new approach to analyzing film. I've always loved the Nostalgia Critic, but this is when he became the voice of reason he is today! And it's all in this review for, of all films, the SCOOBY DOO MOVIE! Hats off to Doug, and I'm so glad the review has continued to go on!
Amen.
Doesn't have to be the last, just one of the first self-reflective ones. The Fury Road episode was similar
Right exactly- it ushered in all the self-reflective reviews. A.I., The Lorax, Christmas with the Kranks- just to name a few- those were all amazing. I'm so glad they are continuing! It's a great way to end the original run of the NC though.
The best one to me is Nostalgia Critic's Review Of The Room! One of the best Reviews of anything of all-time..
What do you have against the comma? What did the comma ever do to you?
I just finished watching Star Trek TNG and just realized that this was an homage to the series finale!
10:13 it’s pronounced “eye-lah”
Fun fact: Matthew Lilliard was just a vessel for shaggy’s power. He caused so much chaos that they actually had to write the movie around it. The demons, island, and even Rowan Atkinson were summoned before James Gunn even started writing the script.
Present Doug: "Nostalgia!"
Past Doug: "you keep using that word! I do not think it means what you think it means!"
Isn't that a reference to another movie?
Nice catch on that quote. XD
Mr. Original it's reference to The Princess Bride
This reference is Inconceivable!
Hello. My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die.
The only good thing to come out of this movie is Matthew Lillard essentially becoming the next Shaggy.
Me 20 years ago: This is the most cynical thing the Scooby Doo franchise has ever produced.
Me after watching Velma: Oh…
0:00 - 2:39 Critic's Mental Breakdown.
dharmakarma thanks m8
You do realize he was only acting right and that he actually has friends and a social life
You’re right the actor of Fred is named Freddie
You don't say?! Whodathunk?!
No shit Sherlock
I just realized that.😆
Quick easy casting
And is married to the actress who did Daphne.
For the first 2 scooby doo movies are good and they made more than enough money to be successful and I grew up watching them as a kid so even as an adult I still like them
29:39 epic line moment 😎
*eating casually while critic rants*
EveryThingGirl238 *chews gum in the same situation*
EveryThingGirl238 Same here
Eats an Apple like nothing's happening
Same
A mocha cream pie...the whole thing.
Okay, I'm the only one who laughs at the fact that Doug depicted his old self by having a lot of hair? 😂😂😂 I guess now the timeline has changed
Technically its a wig, so i guess he was correct?
@@themysteriouscatperson9483 Besides SCOOB! (2020), there is a 2005 film titled Inspector Gadget's Biggest Caper Ever which is also a CGI film and a 2015 Inspector Gadget series.
He did not have hair already in 2016. Why do you think he always wears that baseball cap? He does not want to show his baldness. I see this with a lot of reviewers...
@@SwiftNimblefoot lol 😂
He's Cosplaying as Doc Brown...
Also, the Scobby disguise on the plane thing, wasn't he INVITED?
Well yeah, but I still don't think it woud pass with airline security
Darragh Hynes and yeah-also,I don't think that shaggy had a dog carrier that big for his buddy Scoob anyways and again also..Cross-dressing Scooby-Doo-gets the laughs..
26:46 Velma on max
First 3 minutes I was thinking "Doug, do you need a hug?"
from my point of view the jedi are evil
the butter is ogre wen u hav hi grownd
Colton Easton this is the end for you my master
IT'S A TRAP!!!
Colton Easton Not evil, but Yoda is incompetent. He can't sense a Sith Lord right next to him!! And then they have JarJar be an ambassador. Evil or not, they are pathetic!
They are if you dig deeper.
I've been watching Nostalgia Critic for so long that any review after this one still feels like "new" Nostalgia Critic to me.
If there was a Scooby Doo movie that acknowledges the Ultra instinct Shaggy, that'd be real interesting.