Scooby-Doo: The Movie/Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed [WS] [2 Discs] [Blu-ray]

This is a review of the Scooby Doo 1&2 Collection on Blu-ray. They are both widescreen movies and look great. I was in middle school when Scooby Doo was first released in theaters, so I'm heavily biased when I say that the 1st movie is awesome. If you like these two movies even a little and own a blu-ray player, you definitely MUST buy this collection. The picture quality is great and this movie is shot very well with colors that pop. It looks really great on my flat screen. Sound is also great. I think this is a well done blu-ray of these two classic movies. And CGI Scooby looks very nice in HD. Yes, its all in high definition. The only con I can think of is that the bonus features of the 1st movie was obviously shot in full screen but stretched to widescreen for the blu-ray, and I have yet to figure out how to squeeze it back to the normal aspect ratio. Overall, I highly recommend this product. These movies are very well made (well at least the 1st one was) and a joy to watch. The 1st movie also comes with cast and filmmaker commentaries, which are delightful to listen to as well.

This has both Scooby Doo the movie and Scooby Doo 2. Scooby Doo the movie is about mystery inc. separating for 2 years then mysteriously getting inviting to a island called spooky island in order to solve a mystery each member of the mystery inc separate at first and try to solve the mystery on their own but they eventually solve their issues and work together to try to solve the mystery.The second Scooby Doo movie follows the mystery inc. crew try to figure out how a lot of the monsters from their past mysteries are returning and causing major issues for the mystery inc. crew

Not that I would add these movies if having to pay full price, but when put on the special for the week these are well worth adding to the library. The blu-ray editions are a nice upgrade from the DVD versions. Audio and video are very good. When I saw it on sale and noticed that I didn't have any previous versions in my library, I quickly added it to the cart. The movies themselves are decent and entertaining, if you appreciate the cartoons and are fans. If you are new to Scooby, then start with the cartoons and wait for the live action movies until later.

These films are decent reimaginings of the classic cartoon. However, they have some pretty crude moments that I wasn't a fan of. The CG also hasn't aged that well and that's a little distracting. The stories have some good morals and not all of the jokes were bad, some of them were actually fairly clever. Overall these are good, not great.

I am a long time Scooby fan, so when these movies came out I was pretty excited. I'll have to admit, the scripts are skewed toward younger audiences but it's mature enough to where it's not quite annoyingly juvenile. The cast are near spot on, save Fred. He's a bit off compared to the cartoon, but not awful. As for the set, both movies are included on seperate discs in one nice compact case. Each movie has some extras too.

If you've been watching these movies for years (like I have,) this Blu-ray is the perfect way to see the movies in an all new way. Picture and sound are both excellent, and the numerous bonus features (set design, animation, etc.) are superior to many other Blu-ray releases.

I had the DVD copies of these movies since I was a kid and they finally kicked the bucket so I picked up the Blu Rays. These are great family movies, I would recommend them to anyone that's a Scooby Doo fan.

What can I say? Good casting of characters, Shaggy and Scooby are hilarious, and my 6 and 4 year old boys have watched these over and over. The first one can be a bit scary for the younger ones, but my 4 year old didn't flinch.