Scooby-Doo and the Monster of Mexico

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Scooby-Doo! and the Monster of Mexico

The Monster of Mexico has a good score (& original voices) but besides that this isn't my first pick of Scooby movies. It is certainly child friendly & the animation is smooth but it lacks any real draw & I find the movie boring. It's not historically accurate but that isn't my problem w/ a cartoon like this, but it isn't funny or clevor so I can't say it's good like other Scooby movies.

Some redeeming factors include that the location is a different country, the movie keeps the series running, will keep child fans entertained, and the music is above average. Perhaps the the best and surprising part is finding out that Scooby ends up having a gal in Mexico. Otherwise, I'm thinking this one could've used more comedy, twists, and better cultural immersion. The Chupacabra was the biggest puzzle, they should've gone for the gollum-like vampiric creature instead of grape ape.

Fans of scooby doo movies would not be let down with this beautiful masterpiece

I thought I had seen all the Scooby movies but I found out I had missed one. I also found out it wasn't a great one. The plot makes really no sense and the bad guy at first literally made me say, "who is that?" Then once they explained more it just felt weird. Daphne and Velma's voice actresses (especially Daphne) were so emotionless just like the movie before. However, it was super entertaining to watch. But was it good? No.

This movie really get people dancing. Scooby and the gang are heading out to Mexico. Where there will be a Fiesta, that gets spoiled by a chupacabra(Goat sucker). To me, this creature resemble the Jaguaro, and I think they oughta done better. The adventure beings all good, and nothing seems to be lost in every way. A little lady dog seem to have eyes for Scooby. However, any lady dog will take Scooby seriously. The other cast like Charlene was a shady character from the beginning. She was always spilling the beans, coffee beans to be exact. And the robot characters in the theme park had all the tourists fooled. When everything went well, it was back to the fiesta, and who would know that Shaggy would take the lead. Just like any other Scooby-Doo cartoon, this movie is still the gem. You can learn some Spanish, solve along with the gang, and eat. I don't care what the critics think, I enjoyed this movie from day one! Rating 3.5 out of 5 stars.

The Monster of Mexico borrows elements from the classic Scooby-Doo era. The Mystery Machine, the outfits and the soundtrack are all back in this entry. For me this one is better than the similarly styled Legend of the Vampire. The soundtrack is heard almost all the time again, but it does not distract from the excellent voice cast. There are a lot of funny moments and lines, a staple of Scooby-Doo. The story, characters and setting are all charming. I didn't see the end coming either. This one is hard to find on Blu-Ray now but is available in HD via streaming services. Highly recommended.

The title says it all. Godspeed Scooby doo. This movie really does ask the question, "what's up, Scooby doo?" and "Scooby doo, where are you?" It dives deep into a world where magic is real and food is everything. Food is a symbol that symbolizes truth and illumination of that which was once dark. The many chase scenes all add to the thrill of this masterpiece. They are funny and humorous! There are also many plot twists that remind me of my favorite minions memes. I love minions memes! This is a great movie! I hope everyone loves it as much as I do! You can learn lots of Spanish!!!!!