Scooby-Doo!_Abracadabra-Doo [Reino Unido] [DVD]

"Scooby-Doo! Abracadabra-Doo" è un film d'animazione del 2010 basato sulla serie di Scooby-Doo. In questo film, la gang di Mystery Inc. si trova a investigare su misteri magici durante una visita a una scuola di magia.La trama mescola elementi di magia con il classico stile di Scooby-Doo, portando i personaggi a scoprire la verità dietro gli eventi apparentemente sovrannaturali. Come sempre, il film presenta il caratteristico umorismo di Scooby-Doo e le dinamiche uniche dei membri di Mystery Inc. mentre affrontano il mistero.

Another great DVD for the collection. My daughter and I love Scooby-Doo

Well, I don't know about magic, but there is one thing you can surely believe. We've been treated to another fine flick in this enduring franchise. Sure, the Fred/Daphne relationship was a bit forced on the viewers (where as it was more hinted at before), but I'm willing to look past that. The film also shows how holograms and similar technologies have played such a big role in modern-day magic acts, something I'm not a big fan of. This was never addressed, but I hope that the mere presence of the technology will cause others to think about this. But apart from that, we got all the crazy, slapstick adventures that this pup and his fine humans are known for. I particularly enjoyed Shaggy's "wierd kid with the glasses" line. A great installment to a ever-lasting series. Enjoy.

This movie is one of the best Scooby movies to come along in quite some time... and I think alot of that has to do with a great story. The writers seemed to get back to the basics - back to what makes a great Scooby story: not overly obvious, not overly fantastic, a nice blend of humor, rooted in reality, but leaving you with a hint of a mysterious and supernatural vibe. This is very much UNlike the last two movies, which were way too "fantasy". It also felt like they had a firm grasp on the fact that their audience varies from 3 to 80 in age, and they needed to be sensitive to the way they blended "too childish" with "too adult".The entire cast does a great job, and I personally really like Matthew Lillard as Shaggy. No, he's not Casey Kasem... but to me, I think that's the point... that's why I like him. With Casey passing the torch, I wouldn't want someone to come along and try to pretend he's Casey Kasem and try to duplicate him in a way that's completely transparent. Because frankly, I don't think that's possible. Instead, I want someone to bring themselves to the role, while still maintaining character integrity. And to me, Matthew does this beautifully. Casey Kasem should be proud of his successor, and I look forward to seeing Matthew grow more into the role as time goes on.All in all, this movie represents exactly what I want a Scooby Doo movie to be. I hope they stick to the formula they've developed here, because it works perfectly.

We loved this film. It's one of the best Scooby cartoons we have watched, in fact probably the best. It's been brought right up to date, the Mystery Machine has even got sat-nav, albeit one with attitude! It has some great jokes and the characters definitely have got more depth to them than is usually the case with the cartoons. Mathew Lillard as the voice of Shaggy is just excellent. I always think a cartoon is really working when I forget I'm watching a cartoon and the characters become real, and that happened with this one. If you enjoy Scooby Doo, this is a must have purchase.