Lego Scooby Doo Blowout Beach Bash Video 2. Being a huge Scooby Doo fan for goodness knows how long, any new show, special or film would be watched with great anticipation. While Scooby Doo Where Are You is still the jewel of the crown of the franchise, it was interesting to see Scooby Doo rendered in Lego. There have been two feature length Lego Scooby Doo films, the first one being 2. Haunted Hollywood. This second outing from 2. Images/EPC/boxartlarge/8492.jpg' alt='Movie Trailers Lego Scooby-Doo!: Haunted Hollywood ' title='Movie Trailers Lego Scooby-Doo!: Haunted Hollywood ' />Haunted Hollywood is certainly worth watching if very flawed, but Blowout Beach Bash had the better executed mystery, was better paced, had more content whereas Haunted Hollywood felt overstretched, thinly plotted at times and padded. Neither are among the best Scooby Doo films, not like Zombie Island, Witchs Ghost, Big Top, Goblin King and Mask of the Blue Falcon, the rest are decent to very good with only Monster of Mexico of the feature films disappointing Arabian Nights is terrible but was made for TV. Blowout Beach Bash could have been executed a little better. ScoobyDoo Meets the Harlem Globetrotters is one of the more annoying and just plain terrible ScoobyDoo films I have seen. The sad thing is I remember liking this as. Last year, Ryan Gosling told GQ that Harrison Ford punched him in the face while filming Blade Runner 2049. According to Ford himself, yup, it happened, its. Directed by Ethan Spaulding. With Jeff Bennett, Grey DeLisle, Kate Higgins, Josh Keaton. Mystery, Inc. heads to Blowout Beach for a real swinging beach party. But. Daphne is still somewhat bland and her Lego design is still not doing much for me. A few of the songs are not particularly great or memorable, despite some clever nods to past beach films. Was not hugely surprised by the reveal, though it wasnt blatantly obvious. Although the mystery and pacing are much better than in Haunted Hollywood, not everything felt necessary. However, the mystery has the classic fun and spooky feel that makes me love Scooby Doo in the first place, with a great sunny atmosphere on the beach and creepy villains. The pace is lively and crisp, the gang interact beautifully together, they have far more distinct personalities that are true to their original ones generally whereas only Scooby and Shaggy came off well properly in Haunted Hollywood, only Daphne could have been done well and the supporting characters are generally stronger though nobody is as memorable as Drella Diabolique in Haunted Hollywood. Look, Saturday at San Diego ComicCon is always a crazy day. Its incredibly hard to keep up with everything, which is why io9 has your back. Watch Gravity Was Everywhere Back Then Hd. Whether you missed a. Luke Plunkett. Luke Plunkett is a Contributing Editor based in Canberra, Australia. He has written a book on cosplay, designed a game about airplanes, and also runs. Animation wise, animation is very nicely done. Its very colourful and atmospheric, with some of the visuals also being inventive. The music is both dynamic and groovy, with a lot of energy and a haunting undercurrent. When it comes to the writing, Blowout Beach Bash is smart and endearingly goofy, particularly with Shaggy and Scooby, and it also feels very quirky and nostalgic in both classic and current Scooby Doo fashion. Thrills and scares are aplenty. Voice acting is very good. Frank Welker shows no signs of being long in the tooth despite voicing Fred since the very beginning way back in 1. His Scooby voice took some getting used to, having been so accustomed to Don Messick since forever, but its definitely grown on me. Matthew Lillard is a worthy successor to Casey Kasem, a very difficult feat that he pulls off with ease, he is hilarious and an immensely likable goofball. Kate Micucci does well as Velma, sounding positively adorable, and Grey De. Lisle makes a valiant effort doing as much as she can with Daphne. In summary, fun and the better of the two Lego Scooby Doo films. Directed by Rick Morales. With Frank Welker, Matthew Lillard, Grey DeLisle, Kate Micucci. The Scooby gang try to rescue an old movie studio, which is not only.