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Scooby-Doo is the 2002 live action adaptation of the Hanna-Barbera Cartoon starring Freddie Prinze Jr., Sarah Michelle Gellar, Matthew Lillard, Linda Cardellini and Rowan Atkinson and directed by Raja Gosnell.

After a sudden break up of Mystery Inc. the gang had gone about their separate ways for some time. Until one day they're all invited to a mysterious island to once again solve a mystery together.

Tropes used in Scooby-Doo (film) include:

"This is more embarrassing than the time you started cleaning your beans at Don Knotts' Christmas party."

Shaggy: "Like, dude..."
Scrappy Rex: "WHAT?"
Shaggy: "You're a bad puppy!"

  • Shout-Out: Upon being thrown out of the Mystery Machine, Scrappy-Doo yells at them as they drive away, saying that he'll get his own show because he's "as cute as a Powerpuff Girl!"
  • Totally Radical
  • Wham! Line: Mystery Inc. deduced that the villains need a pure soul for their plans. Fred wonders where they are going to find a pure human soul.

Velma: "I didn't say human."

Daphne: (having just overpowered Zarkos) "Now who's the damsel in distress?"
Zarkos: "Me?"
Daphne: "Straight up!"

  • Who Would Want to Watch Us?: Shaggy mentions how Creepy Castles always have suits of armor that turn their head, Daphne has to ask how many times has it actually happened.