Changes

|2004

|2004

|PG

|PG

|Unlike the 2002 film, this film is more conservative and family friendly like the cartoons with much less innuendos and many more connections to the original cartoon. A duo of Mormons show up in one of Old Man Wickles’ traps and asked Scooby-Doo if he heard the good news of Jesus’ return. The main antagonist is a mad German scientist (played by Tim Blake Nelson) who crossdresses as a slandering reporter and sets up museum robberies while he tries to play God. It’s implied he’s homosexual since it was possible he cuddled with the cameraman and got sent to jail for all of these acts. It also promotes fast food in a positive light where Scooby-Doo is eating a Burger King Whopper and a giant cotton candy monster. The unmasked villains such as Old Man Wickles want to redeem themselves someday. The film does promote critical thinking, teamwork and individualism but the film was more or less average due to the lacking plot. Written by [[James Gunn]].

|Unlike the 2002 film, this film is more conservative, pro-American and family friendly like the cartoons with much less innuendos and many more connections to the original cartoon. A duo of Mormons show up in one of Old Man Wickles’ (played by Peter Boyle) traps and asked Scooby-Doo if he heard the good news of Jesus’ return. The main antagonist is a mad German scientist (played by Tim Blake Nelson) who crossdresses as a slandering reporter (played by Alicia Silverstone) and sets up museum robberies while he tries to play God. It’s implied he’s homosexual since it was possible he cuddled with the cameraman and got sent to jail for all of these acts. It also promotes fast food in a positive light where Scooby-Doo is eating a Burger King Whopper and a giant cotton candy monster. The unmasked villains such as Old Man Wickles want to redeem themselves someday. Gender roles are enforced on Fred & Daphne and Velma & Patrick Wisely. The film does promote critical thinking, chivalry, teamwork and individualism but the film was more or less average due to the lacking plot. It also didn’t make as much money as the Spooky Island film due to the film being released on March 2004 instead of October 2004. Written by [[James Gunn]].

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