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Scooby-Doo! Stage Fright

  • Video
  • 2013
  • Not Rated
  • 1h 15m
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Scooby-Doo! Stage Fright (2013)
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Daphne and Fred try out for a talent show that takes place in an old opera house, but the show may be cancelled before rehearsals when a masked Phantom re-appears from the past.Daphne and Fred try out for a talent show that takes place in an old opera house, but the show may be cancelled before rehearsals when a masked Phantom re-appears from the past.Daphne and Fred try out for a talent show that takes place in an old opera house, but the show may be cancelled before rehearsals when a masked Phantom re-appears from the past.

  • Director
    • Victor Cook
  • Writers
    • Doug Langdale
    • Candie Langdale
  • Stars
    • Frank Welker
    • Matthew Lillard
    • Grey DeLisle
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    6.8/10
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    • Director
      • Victor Cook
    • Writers
      • Doug Langdale
      • Candie Langdale
    • Stars
      • Frank Welker
      • Matthew Lillard
      • Grey DeLisle
    • 12User reviews
    • 9Critic reviews
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    Frank Welker
    Frank Welker
    • Fred Jones
    • (voice)
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    Matthew Lillard
    Matthew Lillard
    • Shaggy
    • (voice)
    Grey DeLisle
    Grey DeLisle
    • Daphne
    • (voice)
    • (as Grey Griffin)
    Mindy Cohn
    Mindy Cohn
    • Velma Dinkley
    • (voice)
    Isabella Acres
    Isabella Acres
    • Emma Gale
    • (voice)
    Troy Baker
    Troy Baker
    • The Phantom
    • (voice)
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    Eric Bauza
    Eric Bauza
    • K.J.
    • (voice)
    Jeff Bennett
    Jeff Bennett
    • Mike Gale
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    Wayne Brady
    Wayne Brady
    • Brick Pimiento
    • (voice)
    Vivica A. Fox
    Vivica A. Fox
    • Lotte Lavoie
    • (voice)
    Kate Higgins
    Kate Higgins
    • Meg Gale
    • (voice)
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    Peter MacNicol
    Peter MacNicol
    • Dewey Ottoman
    • (voice)
    • (as Peter Macnicol)
    Candi Milo
    Candi Milo
    • Barb Damon
    • (voice)
    John O'Hurley
    John O'Hurley
    • The Great Pauldini
    • (voice)
    Cristina Pucelli
    Cristina Pucelli
    • Colette
    • (voice)
    Kevin Michael Richardson
    Kevin Michael Richardson
    • Security Guard 1
    • (voice)
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    Paul Rugg
    Paul Rugg
    • Steve Trilby
    • (voice)
    Tara Sands
    Tara Sands
    • Nancy
    • (voice)
    • Director
      • Victor Cook
    • Writers
      • Doug Langdale
      • Candie Langdale
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    9generationofswine

    An Honest Review

    1 and 1 is 2, 6 and 2 is 8, come on baby don't you make me late....

    Oh, can I really title this "An Honest Review" when it takes place in my city? Yeah? You don't approve of it? Well you're not from Chicago.

    I love, in all caps, I LOVE the part at the start where Velma is reading off all the attractions in Chicago and Scooby and Shaggy are more interested in our pizza than anything else. Now if they threw in a hotdog joke to match the scene at the Pizza Parlor than I would be on cloud 9.

    ...Baby don't you wanna go...

    Anyway, the parody of American Idol works from a humor perspective, it is really funny and you combine that with the pathological director, the reference to the Phantom of the opera and Disco and, well, you have one seriously funny installment...

    And one that takes place in my sweet home, so...represent.

    The only down side is that, yet again, the ending is a "meh." Almost like Scooby Doo just doesn't know how to end its movies. Not that it matters, the build up is enough to make it enjoyable.
    4brooke-98054

    It's pretty bland

    Stage Fright was nothing special. It had so much potential but got lost along the way. The voice acting was terrific, the idea was great, and the animation was amazing. And as much as I loved all of that, the story didn't follow through. Each scene didn't feel that exciting like it should have been. Even so, there were some nice parts. I liked how many bad guys they were. It made for an interesting discovery each time. I loved the whole plot line with Fred and Daphne and hoped they would continue it in later movies, but guess what. It doesn't happen. So honestly that whole plot felt pointless to add. If you want to see Daphne and Fred together then I suggest watching Mystery Incorporated.
    8TheLittleSongbird

    Another very entertaining Scooby film

    All the Scooby Doo films are at least watchable, Witch's Ghost, Zombie Island, Goblin King and Big Top Scooby Doo being my favourites and Monster of Mexico faring the least. Scooby Doo! Stage Fright will not disappoint any fan of Scooby Doo. The final solution has neat twists and is very unexpected but it also a little rushed and maybe with too much going on, and Daphne and Grey DeLisle voicing her did at times come across as too ditsy. However the animation is great, very detailed backgrounds and atmospheric colours that are reminiscent of classic Scooby Doo as well as modern. The music is appropriately spooky and catchy with a terrifically funky opening theme. The writing is a delight in Scooby Doo! Stage Fright, the humour is very reminiscent of classic Scooby Doo, goofy but also very endearing too. The rest of the writing is to the point and doesn't try to be too complicated- it may seem confusing looking up/reading the plot, when watching the film though confusing it is not- or too simplistic. The story is diverting, with some action that is the very meaning of exhilarating and a mystery that while a bit "here there, done that" (to be honest that's not uncommon for Scooby) that is creepy, charmingly goofy and keep-you-guessing-quality throughout. From the comedy, the mystery elements, characterisations and the sound effects Scooby Doo! Stage Fright has that classic Scooby Doo feel in terms of writing and story except with more twists and turns, and for me that was part of the film's appeal. The Fred/Daphne subplot does not slow things down, in fact it does bring some dimension to the story, while Scooby and Shaggy's friendship is as charming as ever. The characters are neatly set up, are relevant to the story and fit nicely into it, Shaggy and Scooby are definitely the best characters but Velma is much more likable than she was in some of the previous outings. The voice cast is spot on (especially from Matthew Lillard, who is note-perfect as Shaggy, he had big shoes to fill and has done so admirably), with only DeLisle disappointing slightly, John O'Hurley is a little underutilised as well. Overall, very entertaining and Scooby fans will find much to enjoy here.
    9ni-cole-andrews

    Definitely one of the best

    My three year old loves Scooby-Doo. All the movies, all the tv shows, cartoons or live action, he loves Scooby-Doo. And this movie is by far his favourite. It has many funny moments for adults and has genuinely enjoyable twists. I pick up more little bits and pieces each time he watches it, there are so many little hints but it isn't as obvious as many of the others. I don't let him watch it in the mornings anymore because I get the songs stuck in my head all day! It really is very good.

    The animation is beautiful too and the voice work is awesome. It has heart and a message too just to top everything off.
    5TheMovieDiorama

    Scooby Doo! Stage Fright! acts out all of the formulaic mystery solving antics in an operatic talent show.

    Jinkies! It's a cartoon adaptation of 'Phantom of the Opera' with a cynical, yet often rather humorous, perspective on talent shows. You sure Simon Cowell wasn't the masked villain? Because he's still at large! Quick! To the Mystery Machine! For what it's worth, this isn't half bad. The classic Scooby-Doo formula is grounded with as much realism as possible, given the boundaries of a cartoon. No fantastical myths or legends. Just a masked caped "phantom" being a complete menace. A phantom menace as it were (you can have that...).

    With Daphne finally confirming her undying infatuation for Fred, Velma naturally getting excited over a diamond and Shaggy and Scooby devouring the largest pizza ever created in just mere seconds. Someone living in the sewers for forty years whilst failing to understand mirrors, parodying the famous musical. Accompanied with a cutesy little title cartoon that introduces the voice actors. All harmless shenanigans, but the problem with this extended episode (I just can't class these as films), and the remaining straight-to-DVD features, is the imbalanced story. The mystery of the phantom itself literally only consumes a third of the plot. The other two thirds are filled with cartoonish antics for the sake of filling up the runtime. It loses focus and leaves my mind wandering as I wait for the predictable culprit to be revealed.

    Sure the animation, minus the 3D computerised effects, and voice acting were consistently engaging as always. But there's only so much dawdling I can take. Oh, and a talent show ending on a tie? Two acts with the same precise number of votes (we're talking over thirty million here)? Impossibly improbable. But of course, the good ol' sympathy story always wins. What else can I say? It's an unnecessarily long Scooby-Doo episode that kids/fans are sure to love. Harmless as it is forgettable. The metal girl group should've won though. An American punk 'Babymetal'...

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    • Trivia
      The character of The Great Pauldini is an homage to Paul Dini, a prominent Scooby-Doo screen writer whose wife Misty Lee is a magician. Paul Dini also wrote a DC Comics series about the magician Zatanna.
    • Goofs
      Before the opening credits role, Velma is shocked that Scooby can drive the Mystery Machine in a clumsy way. But Scooby has already been shown to drive the van quite well in previous DTV installments.
    • Quotes

      Daphne: Fred, why do ghosts and monsters and stuff turn up wherever we go? Is it something about us?

      Fred: No, this happens to everyone. It would be too much of a coincidence if this only happened to us, so logically, everyone must run into ghosts and monsters all the time.

      Daphne: Really?

      Fred: Sure! It's simple math. They must be everywhere.

    • Connections
      Featured in MsMojo: Top 10 Friends Who Fall in Love in Animated Shows (2021)
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      Written and Produced by Andy Sturmer

      Performed by The Slow Downs

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    • Release date
      • August 20, 2013 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • Scooby-Doo! Nhà Hát Khủng Khiếp
    • Production company
      • Warner Bros. Animation
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      1 hour 15 minutes
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    • Aspect ratio
      • 1.78 : 1

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