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Chill Out Scooby-Doo! - Original Movie

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This movie features the whole Mystery, Inc. gang, although Scooby and Shaggy feature prominently in the first half. The duo gets stranded in the Himalayas with some locals, and they all soon meet up with the abominable snowman. My son (age 4) likes this one, but it's not his favorite, since he seems to prefer the ones with scarier monsters (ghost pirates and mummies as seen in other Scooby movies). This one does have some cool new music, and it even features a funny scene where Shaggy (aka Casey Kaseem) tries his hand a being a d.j. It's a clever nod to those of us who remember Casey's days on the radio. Finally, the resolution of "who is the abominable snowman?" turns out to be typical Scooby.

Chill Out: Scooby Doo is family fun at it's best. Scooby, Shaggy and the gang are supposed to go to Paris, but Scooby and Shaggy end up on the wrong flight and what follows is a laugh out loud and scary good time, but not according to Shaggy and Scooby. This movie features the return of Fan Favorite Del Chillman previously seen in Scooby Doo and The Loch Ness Monster as a Nessy fanatic, who provides some comic relief. Del is equally funny in Chill Out: Scooby Doo. Shaggy, Daphne and Velma provided some of Chill Out: Scooby Doo's best lines. This is a fun movie and it's also one Scooby's Classic movies of all time.

Great movie - I love the fact that Shaggy (who's voice is done by the legendary Casey Kasem) gets to do a radio DJ show - classic!!

Great for kids and adults!!!

Great addition to the new (from Warner Bros) Scooby-Doo movies - good animation and voice over. If you are a SD fan, young or old, this is worth adding to your collection.

The only item that my son asked for Christmas was the Snow Monster movie (that's what he called the Scooby Doo Chill Out movie). We kept it hidden in the Christmas tree. Well, the look on his face was pricless when he opened it. We've watched it three times already and it's fabulous. I can't tell you how grateful that I am that you carried this movie. Thank you for helping make a little boy's face light up brighter than a Christmas tree. Happy Holidays and have a Happy New Year, Gina Ward

My kids love this movie! It is another great job by Scooby Doo!

Giving you a brief rundown of where I stand, (# 1) "Zombie Island" was arguably the best. (# 2) "Witch's Ghost" was a great runner up. (# 3) "Alien Invasion" had its moments. I did not much like (# 4) "Cyber Chase." (# 5) "Legend of the Vampire" was surprisingly good. (# 6) "Monster of Mexico" was weak, but it had its moments. (# 7) "Loch Ness Monster" was interesting. I did like (# 8) "Aloha Scooby Doo." (# 9) "Where's My Mummy?" was pretty good. (# 10) "Pirates Ahoy" quickly became one of my all time favorites.

After the GREAT 10th chapter "Pirates Ahoy," I was hoping this 11th chapter would be as good or better. Sadly, I found it to fall short of "Pirates Ahoy" in many ways. The story starts with Fred, Velmah, and Daphne enjoying a vacation in France. But somehow, Scooby and Shaggy have ended up in the frozen lands of the Abominable Snowman. So, Fred, Daphne, and Velmah have their vacation plans changed (as usual).

Shaggy and Scooby meet some archaeologists, who seem to be afraid of the possible presence of the Abominable Snowman. I don't deny that there are some good moments. Scooby and Shaggy run into Del Chilman (from "Loch Ness Monster"). He is a weatherman. He is still a bit strange, but he has mellowed significantly. (Ok. He grew a little since we last saw him.)

Without giving the ending away, there is a cute deviation from the typical monster formula. But one character is made out to be the bad guy, and he really didn't do anything illegal. Overall, this 11th chapter lacks the tight unity, suspense, misleads, and comical moments of many of Scooby's other movies. ("Zombie Island" and "Pirates Ahoy" especially.)

I don't deny it had its moments. And it was nice to see Del Chilman again. But it was a sad way to follow "Pirates Ahoy."

Good Scooby Doo Movie - I'm always wary of newer movies; I think they can never live up to the originals. However, I enjoyed this movie, and my 6 yr old daughter loved it too. Thats good enough for me.

Our family loves scooby doo and this one is a great addition to our collection. The item arrived on time and in great conition.

My grandson didn't like that these episodes did not have Thelma in them. Weird to not have a member of the crew involved and no mention of them like they didn't ever exist.