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Nostalgia Manila Free TVEnjoy watching full-length DVD quality episodes of some of your favorite '60s, '70s and '80s tv shows! New episodes posted daily! New show titles added frequently!Relive the magic of '60s, '70s and '80s tv, only here at Nostalgia Manila!What A Night For A Knight /Scooby Doo and Shaggy Rogers stumble across a lone suit of black armor and embark on a quest to find the artifact's missing owner.A Clue For Scooby Doo /Scooby and the gang become mixed up in a mystery when he surfs into what appears to be the ghost of Captain Cutler.Hassle In The Castle /While sailing, with Scooby and Shaggy at the head, the gang collides with a mysterious ship that has no crew. This soon leads them to an island. On this island, there is a warning to leave, but the gang decides not to, and they come face-to-face with a dangerous phantom.Mine Your Own Business /Thanks to Shaggy's reading the map upside-down, the gang finds themselves in an abandoned mining town.
They soon see a 150-year-old miner and his burrow disappear into the thin air, and after being given shelter by an old innkeeper, the innkeeper advises the gang to leave. However, his warnings go ignored, as the gang decides to stay and find the dark secret behind the town.Decoy For A Dognapper /Scooby falls in love with a poodle who is suddenly dog napped; the third prize dog stolen in 3 days!
To cease this canine crime wave, the gang grooms Scooby to look like the champion Great Dane of Bob Miller, and set him up as a decoy. It works all too well: Scooby is kidnapped and it's up to the kids to save him.What The Hex Is Going On? /When Velma sees the uncle of one of Daphne's friends mysteriously age by thirty years, and then the entire gang sees the man vanish into the Kingston Mansion, they are drawn in to yet another mystery.Foul Play In Funland /The gang highly anticipates the opening of a new amusement park, but while clam-digging outside of it, the gang see the rides moving not only before the park is open, but with no passengers, as well. Drawn into another mystery, the gang sets out to see if the park is haunted.The Backstage Rage /On their way home from the pizzeria, Shaggy and Scooby find a violin case full of money. While Shaggy decides to round up the rest of the gang, Scooby is sent to guard it, but is lured away by a robotic poodle.
As found out when the gang soon arrives, the case is stolen, and the gang tracks the mystery down to an old, abandoned theater.Bedlam In The Big Top /The gang rescues two circus people who tell them that they have left a circus because it's bad luck. The ring master tells them of a mysterious person called the ghost clown who is responsible for the many strange accidents and incidents.A Gaggle Of Galloping Ghosts /The gang visits Franken Castle, which seems to be crowded with famous inhabitants Dracula, the Monster and Wolf Man.Scooby-Doo And A Mummy, Too /The gang helps a professor set up an ancient Egypt exhibit, but the star of the display keeps vanishing.Which Witch Is Which? /A zombie walks in front of the Mystery Machine as the gang heads into the bayou for a fishing trip, leading to a real witch hunt.Go Away Ghost Ship /The gang sets out to solve the mystery of a ghostly pirate seemingly bent on avenging his capture by a shipping magnate's ancestor.Spooky Space Kook /The gang stumbles across a UFO's landing site when the Mystery Machine runs out of gas on a deserted road.A Night Of Fright Is No Delight /Scooby must spend the night in a haunted house in order to receive an inheritance.Technorati Tags:,.
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After the disappointing effort of the first Scooby-Doo film I wasn't much enthusiastic about this 'Monsters Unleashed'. But to tell the truth this film handled the characters better and the climax more interesting, at least in terms of the identity of the villain. It remained true to the original cartoon storyline in the sense that the character of the villain appeared earlier in the film. The dialogues also got better, though abandoning thick sense of humor was impossible. It failed to develop enough chemistry between the members of the gang, which is in fact faithful to the cartoon where in my opinion the characters are quite one-dimensional.
The CGI of Scooby himself has improved only slightly. The monsters could have been designed better, although there are touches of nice imagination e.g. The candy floss monster. The most irritating parts were unnecessary hip-hop dance sequences. Besides such points, Scooby Doo 2 deserves more praise than its prequel. For the first film, I was a little disappointed.
Mostly because the plot was a bit out of whack, the characters were nothing like their cartoon counterparts and the ending revelations were silly. I found the second film on DVD and decided to buy it. I watched it and loved it. The second film is a great deal better than the first film and more faithful to the cartoons, in fact, that's what it feels like - watching a feature length live-action episode of the show. The actors portrayals of Mystery Inc. Have greatly improved and they seem more comfortable in their roles. The sets, stunts and special effects (a phrase taken from the bonus features on the DVD) were all well put together, adding to the fun.
Monsters Unleashed involves Mystery Inc. In their hometown of Coolsville, attending the opening of the Coolsonian Criminology Museum, where the costumes of monsters the gang faced in the cartoon are on display.
However, the Evil Masked Figure attacks, stealing the costumes and transforming them into realistic-looking monsters who all seek revenge on Mystery Inc. However to make matters worse, a trash-talking news reporter Heather Jasper Howe berates the gang and turns the city against them. Fred, Daphne, Velma, Shaggy and Scooby Doo must fight and run for survival and regain the confidence of Coolsville. The portrayal of Fred and Daphne are greatly improved and a lot more funnier than in the first film where they were greatly out of character. Velma is generally the same as before, but the presence of a romantic interest for her is a new side to her.
As for Shaggy and Scooby, they are hilarious and really emotional. It was really great to see a lot of references to the classic shows. The monsters are all accurate to their cartoon versions with some changes to make them look realistic.
Among the monsters are the ghostly Black Knight, the electrifying 10,000 Volt Ghost, the vicious Pterodactyl Ghost who steals the monster costumes, the comical duo of the Skeleton Men, Captain Cutler who is a deceased deep sea diver with a glowing helmet, gargantuan fire-breathing Miner 49er, boggle-eyed Zombie who covers an unfortunate news reporter in slime, the massive blob that is the Tar Monster, and the Cotton Candy Glob who meets his end by Shaggy and Scooby's stomachs. Other monster costumes appear, heavily similar to their cartoons forms. I recommend this film is anyone who likes Scooby Doo as it is really fun and enjoyable. Although there are some swear words used, a couple of scary images (and disturbing ones too), and Scooby Doo wearing an afro and dancing for a little while, this film is colourful and memorable experience to watch.
Live action update of Hanna-Barbara's early 70s animated TV series with lots of entertainment and amusement. The film concerns about our friends ¨the Mystery Inc.¨ group with Scooby Doo, Shaggy ( Matthew Lillard ) and the remaining group (Sara Michelle Gellar, Freddie Prince Jr, Linda Cardellini )and takes place an eerie museum of criminology where are robbed some stuffed monsters for nefarious purposes. Meanwhile, Daphne falls in love with the museum curator (Seth Greene). The equipment members are going out to investigate with its van towards a dark mansion, whose owner is a suspect old man (Peter Boyle).
A reporter(Alicia Silverstone) accuses them as responsible a robbery. The Mystery Inc soon realize that they cannot resolve this case without help from each other. In the picture there are comedy, tongue-in-cheek, slapstick, humorous moments, mild diversion and is pretty amusing. All are given a preteen treatment which means no gore and no bad language just some old-fashioned sympathetic scares; being funny watching humans meld into the CG characters.
However, it contains bad taste when takes place a contest about fart jokes between Shaggy and Scooby. Of course, coward Scooby steals the spectacle as food-obsessed canine anti-hero with its grimace, faces and gesture. Many gags are good however the tale sometimes drags. Special mention to gags as the tournament between Fredd ( Freddie Prince) and the monsters, besides those intervening Shaggy-Scooby, they make a likable and superb comic couple. There appears even an electrifying monster similar to ¨Forbidden planet¨ film monster.
Movie combines live action with computer generator animation on Scooby Doo creation, special effects are well done. The motion picture is regularly directed by Raja Gosnell who also realized the original. Kiddies may find the corny, flat humor as bemusing, but most adults will be disappointed, exception the fans the classic cartoon series created by Hanna Barbera. It is clearly aimed at the junior audience. Protagonists' antics might provide the silly smiles, but this cartoonist physical comedy is mostly ineffective. Rating: average but entertaining with lots of fun and as amused as the first, and it will be best appreciated by preteen enthusiasts of the cartoon movies.
This movie was a funny look back at all the episodes of Scooby-Doo. I thought that putting all the evil characters from their other mysteries was brilliant. In this movie Daphne is much smarter. Sure she has a few stupid moments, but overall she has intelligence and wit. Sarah Michelle Gellar did a wonderful performance as this character.
Shaggy and Scooby were of course you're regular brainless heroes who somehow end up saving the day. Mathew Lillard was exceptionally well in playing his role, and didn't overact. Velma,(Linda Cardellini) was still the same old Velma. Linda Cardellini fit the role expected of her and made the movie well rounded.
Freddie Prinze Jr.(Fred) made his character less Narcesistic as he was before. Fred is still the committed leader who loves his admirers and especially Daphne. My rating on this movie is a 10 because it was like watching a cartoon episode of Scooby-doo, only being a motion picture. The characters were funny, and the actors did an amazing job as portraying them. I had seen the first movie and didn't liked it at all.
Still I decided to go and give this movie a chance, to see if they had improvement anything. I was pleasantly surprised to find out that they actually did. The story is better and more interesting and the monsters and CGI-effects in general are more convincing looking. The humor has also been improved and this movie actually does have some entertaining and funny moments in it. Not only the story itself has been improved but also the storytelling.
The pace is good and the characters work better for this movie. Also the actors seemed more at ease in their roles. Freddie Prinze Jr. And Sarah Michelle Gellar certainly improved their acting compared to the first movie.
Still best parts are played by Matthew Lillard and the perfectly cast Linda Cardellini. Plus of the movie is that it also has actors Alicia Silverstone, Tim Blake Nelson and Seth Green in it. The monsters are enjoyable and are good looking. There still are some 'fake' moments but on the other hand there also are some truly spectacular looking sequences involving monsters. The character of Scooby-Doo himself is also looking more convincingly this time. It's not really a memorable or great movie but it is simple good entertainment to watch.
6/10 http://bobafett1138.blogspot.com/. I saw this movie on opening day. To let you know I am a total Scooby Doo fan, and was totally excited about Scooby coming to the big screen, so when I saw the first one I was in total Doo heaven, and then the news about a sequal made my heart skip to the happy sounds of joy. So when I saw this movie I was totally pleased with this sequels outcome. There was so much more in this one then the original. Especially the whole dancing Scooby in the whole soul getup. Thought I was going to pee my pants from laughing so hard.
So for all those who don't know what a good movie then you need to really get yourself a reality check. This movie is for kids, and for the adults who have the little kid in their hearts. It's Friday afternoon, and you and your buds are trying to decide on a movie. 'How about Scooby-Doo 2? Should we check it out?' Good question.
Allow me to point out a few things that might help you make up your mind: 1. The word 'Scooby' is in the title. The word 'Doo' is in the title. The action takes place in a city called 'Coolsville.' The local museum is called the 'Coolsonian.' The phrase 'Doo the fright thing' appears on the poster. Got the picture?
If so, then you should realize that this is NOT a movie that guys should see alone together. However, would it be all right to see with your significant other? Ask yourself the following questions: 1. Did I watch.and.
enjoy the original Scooby TV series? Did I watch.and. enjoy the first Scooby movie? If you answered 'no' to both of those questions, then it should not shock you into a heart attack to hear that you might not enjoy this Scooby sequel. THE GIST: Yes, some of the jokes are pretty silly. And OK, there's enough cheese for more than a couple of Ritz crackers.
And I'll admit, the inspirational 'You are a hero' speeches are pretty painful. And while the CGI isn't going to make George Lucas' beard quiver, I still thought it was cool.
I can't give 'Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed' a whole-hearted recommendation, but it's great fun for the kids, and if you still find humor in the cartoon then you just might find yourself enjoying this live-action version. Just don't expect.too. much.
Aren't you glad I didn't say not to expect.doo. much?? I officially apologize for that. It won't happen again.Rating: 2 1/2 (out of 5). The original Scooby Doo was bad.
It couldn't decide if it was a straight live action version or a parody of Scooby Doo. That movie had an obnoxious tone to it. The sequel, however, is better.
The action seems to be moving faster than the original. There are no fewer than three of the famous foot chases that Scooby Doo is famous for. The movie doesn't make a lot of sense, but it is going too fast for anybody to notice. The actors seem more comfortable in their roles this time around, especially Freddie Prinze, Jr. Prinze was incredibly smug in the first movie. This time he seems to have dialed it down more. The actors are performing more as a team this time.
These are people who like each other in this movie and not as five individuals. This is not a great movie, with unnecessary amounts of grotesque humor. Alicia Silverstone is wasted in a minor role. Overall, get a free ticket if you can to see in a theatre or rent it on video. Scooby Doo 2 Monsters Unleashed is a funny,light hearted family film that stays true to the Hanna Barbera series.Its one my favorite family films and one I remember fondly because I loved the series as a child and I enjoyed the way they combined different monsters from the series and put them into one big adventure for Scooby,Shaggy and the gang.I like it more than the first one,which I also enjoyed but feel it doesn't have much of what you would usually see in the series and don't like how they take a huge stab at Scrappy Doo.
Scooby Doo and the gang face there biggest adventure yet as the costumes of monsters the mystery gang are brought to life after getting robbed by the Coolsville Museum Of Nstural History,the gang investigate while Shaggy and Scooby try to be better detectives and take there job more seriously,Velma falls for a history geek played by Seth Green and Fred keeps getting exploited by the media. This was a lot of fun, another great version of the old cartoon favorite. I really enjoy how much work is put into these adaptations of cartoons.
Matthew Lillard as Shaggy is as always a favorite of mine, but, in this particular movie, Velma was just about as good. Plus as an added bonus, she actually looked hot for the first time. It was also good to see Seth Green in a very different role than in his previous works. Hats off to Sarah Michelle Gellar for another great performance as Daphne. I also enjoyed seeing Peter Boyle, who of course was in Young Frankenstein as the monster. He always works in these types of films.
I give this film a 7 out of 10. See this at any price! FANTASTIC FILM.Everyones acting was fantastic, Freddie J Prince, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Linda Cardellini, Matthew Lillard and everyone else. It was a bit of a creepy film but it is very funny. I Love the Scooby Doo cartoons and I think this movie was great. The first Scooby movie was great to but this one is more like the cartoons. The Voice of Scooby Doo was fantastic because it went with the image of Scooby Doo.
I love the part at the end when Shaggy is wearing a mask of a monster and Scooby Doo thinks it is a real monster. I also like the bit when the gang fights with the monsters and Scooby Doo saves everyone.I loved the film and if Scooby Doo 3 will come out it will make it even more awesome. Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed is a very good film that has a good cast which includes Freddie Prinze Jr., Sarah Michelle Gellar, Matthew Lillard, Linda Cardellini, Seth Green, Peter Boyle, Tim Blake Nelson, Alicia Silverstone, Neil Fanning, Pat O'Brien, and the Tazmanian Devil! The acting by all of these actors is very good. The Mystery Inc. Gang are really excellent in this film. I thought that they performed good.
Boyle and Silverston are very good too! The action thrills is really good and some of it is surprising. There are many hilarious scenes! The movie is filmed very good. The music is great by David Newman and great directing by Raja Gosnell!
The film is quite interesting and the movie really keeps you going until the end. This is a very good and thrilling film.
If you like The the first Scooby-Doo movie and the classic cartoons, Freddie Prinze Jr., Sarah Michelle Gellar, Matthew Lillard, Linda Cardellini, Seth Green, Peter Boyle, Tim Blake Nelson, Alicia Silverstone, Neil Fanning, Pat O'Brien, the Tazmanian Devil the rest of the cast in the film, Comedy, Action, Adventure, Thrillers, Family, Fantasy, Sci-Fi, Horror, Dramas, and interesting Halloween seasonal films then I strongly recommend you to see this film today! After the success of the first Scooby Doo movie, the same cast was collected to provide a sequel and this, too, worked well. Since the formula is much as before, there is little to add other than to say that the CGI was better than before. In particular, Scooby worked rather better and was incorporated with the background plates more smoothly. And it is also worth mentioning that Linda Cardellini gets an opportunity to change from Velma's boring sweater into a slinky red catsuit, following which she achieves the clever trick of managing to be very sexy and very funny at the same time. Love it or loath it the first live action Scooby film was a hit and therefore it is no surprise to see a sequel. Pleasantly it is an improvement on the original with more humour, more depth and more monsters.
Even the 3D Scooby looks more life like. There are some new faces such as Alicia Silverstone and the dearly missed Peter Boyle but by and large it falls upon the talents of Matthew Lillard and Linda Cardelllini to create the movies' magic moments. Lillard is as close to the original character as you could get and it is no surprise that it is his antics that dominate the film most though the sub plot about Velma and a possible love interest is also very sweet. Overall an enjoyable film for fans of the original series as well as those discovering Scooby for the first time. The original live action SCOOBY DOO was rather like the cotton candy you buy at the fair: pretty to look at and fun to scarf down. But a little goes a long way, particularly when all the air has been beaten out and it emerges as overworked taffy. Freddie Prinze Jr., Sarah Michelle Gellar, Matthew Lillard, and Linda Cardellini repeat the roles of Fred, Daphne, Shaggy, and Velma.
Once again, Prinze and Gellar are hardly inspired but at least they play with tremendous energy; once again Lillard and Cardellini are so dead on target that the effect is almost spooky. They are supported by Seth Green, a truly talented actor who gives a very nice performance indeed; unfortunately, Peter Boyle is largely wasted and Alicia Silverstone is, well, Alicia Silverstone. Silverstone aside, the cast might have recreated the lightness of the first film-but once you mix in a story about stolen costumes that come to life, huge sets, wild outfits, a dance number, and a ton of CGI effects they pretty much get lost in the shuffle. It's all about as much fun as a carnival after the crowd has gone and you're left alone with gum on the bottom of your shoe. Kids probably won't notice the shortcomings, and older fans will be glad to see numerous references to the original cartoon series-and to be fair the film does have its moments, largely thanks to Lillard, Cardellini, and Green.
The film is available to the homemarket via DVD. But by and large this is the sort of thing you watch once and then let gather dust on the shelf. Taylor, aka GFT, Amazon Reviewer. As a Scooby fan I may be a bit biased but how anybody can deny that this is just great entertainment is beyond my understanding. It ain't high are but it's loads of fun, and there are plenty of in-jokes for the wiser viewers.
The movie is fairly mindless, otherwise it would lose its kid audience. But that doesn't mean there's no good humor or plot to it. Granted, the plot is dumb (the gang go up against all the monsters from the first season of the TV show, only this time they're real). The manic set-pieces just bombard us, one after the other. Once again, there's not a moment of boredom, but there are enough quieter scenes with the Mystery Inc. The main stars are, as usual, Shaggy and Scooby.
Matthew Lillard is dead-on as Shaggy, so much so that he actually replaced Casey Kasem as his animated voice. One moment that requires major suspension of disbelief is not any scene featuring sludge monsters or a cotton candy ghosts but a scene in which Velma utters 'I'm not hot'. NOT HOT!!!???? She's a total babe, more so than Daphne. Every frame of her is a work of art as far as I am concerned. The CGI effects this time round are thankfully superior to the trashy effects of the first film. It's a much better movie all round and will not fail to amuse anyone of any age.
Two years ago I went to see SD1 at the first showing because I was exited to see one of the best cartoons on the big screen. I kind of liked it because I saw SD on the big screen and that was it.
In Puerto Rico SD2 came out today and I went to see it with my niece. Let me just say I loved this movie. The SFX were way better,the acting was better, and what is all about thestory was GOOD.
This movie is true to the cartoons. Mathew Lilard is just great, if Johny Depp got an academy award nomination for Pirates, I think Mathew deserves to at least be considered. Freddie Prinze although I hate him (mainly because he is maried to the beautiful Sara Michelle Gellar) really gets into the Fred character this time.
Velma is greatly cast and she's hot. Sara Michelle Gellar, what can I say I love her and she kicks butt in this movie, it reminded me of the Buffy days (Sniff). The small parts by Seth Green, Alicia Silverstone, and Peter Boyle are great. All in all this movie was made for people who know that all movies are not Citizen Kane and that movies are to have FUN!!!!, so don't pay any attention to Ebert & Roper, if you liked the cartoons go see it.and keep this franchise going if you must, Warner Bros., but save it for the kids.
Rating:. (out of.) Let's all rejoin Scooby-Doo and the Mystery Inc. Gang as they try and solve yet another mystery, but with REAL monsters! On second thoughts - let's not. There is life left in the film world for Scooby-Doo. Honestly, I'm not joking.
I acknowledge that the sequel isn't actually that good (I avoided the first one on critical advice) but it would be churlish for me to say it is unbearable. In fact, it's actually watchable to an extent. It's great to look at, and I'll admit to getting a reasonable number of laughs from it.But I still can't recommend the film. It's too childish, doesn't know whether to take itself seriously or not, and above all, is just far too disjointed. Someone should've told the director that the way to approach a film like this is to play it for laughs the whole way through, and have a story that will, in some way, reach out to adults. This is more playground fare than family entertainment.
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And, on top of all that, it has the wooden Freddie Prinze Jr. As the lead, although thankfully not much is expected of him, or anyone in the cast. Still, blink and you'll miss a wasted Tim Blake Nelson.
(You won't miss the latest American Idol, though.) This is one for the cartoon's audience, children or anyone who's really, really bored and just needs a bit of a laugh. I'm sure it'll really amuse the kids both at home and in the cinema (believe me, nothing will be lost to DVD), although I can't see many of the general public wanting to watch the whole thing again. But that does'nt mean that it is good.
Porting Scooby from 2D to 3D itself was a pretty dumb idea and no body really expects it to work. And it does'nt work. You should probably ignore Scooby for this entire movie as it is bad CGI and the 3D avatar far froms shows as convincing. However, there are some decent performances by the guy who plays Shaggy very impressively and some others. By far the most impressive thing about this movie are the monsters which have been very very very well done and are sheer fun to experience. Don't go expecting any great story or anything great and just go see it for mindless fun.
There's nothing wrong with mindless fun is there? I love the Scooby doo cartoons and I think this movie was great. The first Scooby movie was great to but this one is more like the cartoons. I think Matthew Lilliard is a great Shaggy and Linda Cardellini is a great actress who did really well playing Velma. Freddie Prince Jr has a good look for Fred but his acting isn't great and Sarah Michelle Gellar is wrong for Daphne bring back the pathetic Daphne in the cartoon that always needs to be rescued.
Seth Green as Patrick is great it was so sad when you think he is the bad guy and he and Velma are really cute together. I love the way this movie ties back to the cartoons with the same monsters. I also like this one because it has the unmasking of the villain at the end just like in the cartoons. Those little skeleton Guys are really cute and the other monsters are great to the cotton candy glob was great. The animation for Scooby Doo is great way better than bits in Lord of the Rings. Old man Wickles is great I love his house and when Scooby and Shaggy are hiding in the bushes and he says 'darn bushes howling at me again' that is great one of the best lines.
Alrighty folks. I am true blue Scooby Doo fan. Have been since I first began watching the cartoons on televisions (thank you re-runs).
And when I heard that Cooby was coming to the big screen. I was so for this project. The first film was freaking hilarious, and new that the second was going to topple that one, and boy did it. More laughs, more scares, and more Doo.
The whole plot was unique, and was totally fabulous to watch. I was laughing so bad that I was in tears. The whole 70's Dancing Scooby, I thought I was going to pee my pants from laughing so hard. This movie is the one to watch. It kept true to the old cartoon.
I wished they added some more Ghosts from the original series. Oh well there is always Scooby Doo 3. Raja Gosnell did a much better job on this film. Although I'm slightly biased for this film (due to the fact that I watched some of the filming in Vancouver and Stanley Park) I believe this movie felt more like an episode of 'Scooby-Doo Where Are You?' Than the first.
Characters and plot are greatly developed. This movie was especially brilliant in that the characters and story were able to be more complex all the while it stuck to it's basic roots. Monster/see the gang (exposition) - Masked figure Problem/who's to blame (rising action) - more thefts/ find monster source (climax) - destroy the source/unmask the masked figure (conclusion). The comedy (though dry on a couple jokes) was much better and unexpected at times than the first. My conclusion: Bunny. Oh, I wish I had my $8.75 back.
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Now, I did somewhat enjoy the first Scooby Doo, I had no interest to see the sequel though. But my best friend called and she badly wanted to see it. It was plans, and who knew? I might have liked it. We decided to see the 10:30 (at night) show, thinking there would be no children in the theater.
Boy, were we wrong. What parents bring their 4 and 5 year old children to a 10:30 show? The jokes are really stupid. The plot is nearly unbearable. And the leading actors have hit an all time low in their careers. I was starting to wonder about Sarah Michelle Gellar, where she was going to go.
Same with Freddie, Matthew, Alicia, and Seth. I couldn't believe what they have done to themselves. The movie is a success at the box office hitting #1. But if you ask me, I think this should be on the bottom 100.