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Scooby-Doo and the Goblin King
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What a predicament! The Amazing Krudsky, whose carnival tricks are anything but, steals the light magic from Princess Fairy Willow and it?s up to Scooby-Doo and Shaggy to stop him or everyone will be turned into horrible Halloween monsters! Our heroes board the Grim Reaper Railroad bound for the fantastic world of Halloween Land to retrieve the powerful Goblin Septer from the Goblin King before Krudsky can. Along the way, the Mystery Inc. crew encounters the infamous Headless Horseman, the helpful Jack O?Lantern and a frisky broomstick that takes them on the ride of their afterlife. Your house will shake with enchanted creatures and weird worlds in this merry animated adventure where hobnobblin? with a goblin is frightful fun!
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The best, original Scooby-Doo animated movie seen for some years, Scooby-Doo and the Goblin King is genuinely imaginative, fun, and full of surprises--particularly in its vocal casting. Besides the usual group--Casey Kasem still going strong as the voice of Shaggy (since 1969), Frank Welker as both Scooby-Doo and Mystery Inc.'s leader, Fred, Mindy Cohn as Velma and Grey DeLisle as Daphne--Goblin King features Wallace Shawn, Lauren Bacall, Tim Curry and Wayne Knight in substantial roles. The lively story finds the Mystery Inc. gang enjoying a Halloween night at a carnival, where a hack magician (Knight) steals the power of a fairy on unauthorized leave from the spirit world. Faced with a threat to Fred, Velma, and Daphne, Shaggy and Scooby enter that parallel dimension overrun by elves, headless horsemen, witches, a talking pumpkin, etc. Their mission is to get to the Goblin King (Curry), who can stop the magician?s feverish quest for more and more power. The story is endlessly colorful and sharp, more of a fable than the average Scooby-Doo cartoon as Shaggy and Scooby, unlikely heroes, wander through a wonderland of ghouls for an answer. --Tom Keogh
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Scooby-Doo and the Goblin King
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User Comments About Scooby-Doo and the Goblin King
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Scooby Doo and The Goblin King
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Awesome movie, the plot was believable and the all star cast was great. 5 stars all the way.
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scooby doo and the goblin king
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this is definately the perfect adventure for halloween or just if you love scooby doo. you will enjoy this one immensely.
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Jay Leno seemed to have a really good time playing the Jack o latern, and I always enjoy Tim Curry's voice. With the exception of Zombie Island, which they have worn out.
As an adult, it is fun trying to recognize who is doing the voice overs though. It has gotten them all prepped and excited about Halloween.
In my opinion, Scooby Doo mysteries are just not as good as they used to be. ( Still better than the horrible Scrappy Doo period though).
They enjoy watching the old school mysteries better than most of the movies. BUT, my kids really have enjoyed this DVD.
I feel like their attention to this movie will ebb over time though.
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Watching Velma have a brain meltdown was so funny. Plus, I liked the fact that the movie gives Shaggy and Scooby a chance, in spite of their cowardice, to be the heroes. This movie is by far one of the best feature length Scooby films in a long time. This movie was hilarious. The so-called help they get is a laugh-riot. Along their journey through the shadowlands, they get help and make friends with some very cool and unique characters including a talking jack-o-lantern, witches, fairies, and other spooks. My favorite part is when Scooby and Shaggy are running from the headless horseman and they use a deck of magic cards for help.
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Shaggy & Scooby are the stars in this one. We're ages 4-45. Super Halloween Movie. The gang is still there, just off to the side. Great movie but only got 4 stars because it's almost as good as our two favorites (Chill Out & Lock Ness Monster). Still enjoyed by all.
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