Muy divertida y friki, pone patas arriba la serie para ofrecernos un deleite de buenos efectos visuales, un buen guión (algo infantil, pero coñe, que estamos hablando de una peli de Scooby-Doo), mucha acción y entretenimiento. Los personajes están clavadíiisimos XDDD.

Films that just try to profit of a already successful property never seem to be that great, and that's the same with this movie. It wasn't horrendous, but was clearly uninspired and pretty lack luster.

this is a fun movie with some parts I do not really like, it's not too deep and it's kinda predictable, but I still enjoy it and the actors all feel like they're trying their best.

3.3/10 The visual effects are just bad across the board. The CGI for Scooby and the monsters looks horrendous, even by 2002’s standards. Matthew Lillard gives the only good performance in this movie, which is strange. He does a spot-on Shaggy, but everyone else just feels bland. I think the fundamental issue that comes with adapting Scooby-Doo into a movie is that they usually end up being bloated, because they have to fill the 90-minute runtime. Scooby-Doo episodes have only ever been 20 or 30 minutes, which is part of why they work so well. They’re quick, fun mysteries. This movie falls victim to that as well, shoving in many unnecessary scenes, romantic interests, and actual supernatural elements. The jokes are fine, I guess. Most of them ended up not landing for me.