Continuity mistake: There is a scene in which a ghost shoots harpoons through the back door of the Mystery Machine. In the next shot, the harpoons are gone, and when the van gets back into the city you see a shot of the back and there is no damage whatsoever. (01:03:20)
Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed (2004)
Ending / spoiler
Directed by: Raja Gosnell
Starring: Matthew Lillard, Seth Green, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Linda Cardellini, Freddie Prinze Jr.
the news reporter played by alicia silverstone is the main bad guy.1alicia silverstone is just the REAL bad guy in disguise.2the time the main bad guy shows up at the museum with alicia in our sight,it is someone covering up for her to make people think she isnt the bad guy.The guy we think is dead is the main villian and is still alive.Scooby destroys all the monsters with a control panel Velma modified to destroy monsters instead of create them.Velma finally goes out with patrick(the guy she likes).All the scoobies go to the Faux Ghost,a club for all previous villians unmasked by mystery inc,and Ruben Studdard (the latest american idol)sings a song and every body dances.
Jordan
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Trivia: The Cotton Candy monster was made only for this movie, it was not in the tv show.
Question: I just watched this movie on Netflix but there was one minor change; in the DVD version at the beginning of the film when Scooby and Shaggy come out of the limo, Shaggy is holding a cup from Burger King, and later in the movie when they're at Wickles Manor, Shaggy complains about why they can never investigate at a Burger King. However, on the Netflix version, the line and cup were changed to KFC instead. Does anyone know why this would be changed? It seems pretty strange.
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Answer: The simple answer is money. Although it has to do with film studios and distribution companies releasing American films to the international markets. Because of technology, studios can digitally alter products in the film and can now sell product placement rights more than once. This practice started with "Demolition Man", where in the US, Taco Bell is the only surviving fast food place. But, overseas, the restaurant is Pizza Hut. In "Scooby Doo 2", Burger King purchased the product placement rights for the film along with "right of first refusal." Burger King then decided to just focus on the U.S. plug. Warner Bros. Was free to sell the plug for the international market release, which KFC bought. So the DVD version was the domestic release version and the Netflix version is the international release. But, I do not have an answer to "why is Netflix showing the international release version?", but I'm sure it has to do with cost of purchasing the rights to stream, unless KFC also bought the product placement rights for streaming in all markets.
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