Maxwell Atoms
as Director
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The animation film Scooby-Doo! The Sword and the Scoob, starring Ted Barton, Spike Brandt, Trevor Devall, etc., directed by Maxwell Atoms, was released on February 23, 2021 in the United States. It tells the story of An evil sorceress transports the gang back to the age chivalrous knights, spell-casting wizards, and fire-breathing dragons. This is an Animation, Action, Adventure film with a runtime of 76 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 6.1/10 from 1,482 viewers.
Maxwell Atoms
as Director
Christina Sotta
as Director
Melchior Zwyer
as Director
Ted Barton
as Mayor Saunders
Ted Barton
as Sir Lancelot
Spike Brandt
as Mr. HB
Trevor Devall
as Man Cat
Greg Ellis
as Herald
Greg Ellis
as Herman Ellinger
Greg Ellis
as British Passenger
Nick Frost
as Merlin
Grey Griffin
as Daphne Blake
Grey Griffin
as Morgan Ie Fay
Grey Griffin
as Mrs. Wentworth
Jason Isaacs
as King Arthur Pendragon
Jason Isaacs
as Winston Pilkingstonshire
Jason Isaacs
as Thundarr
Matthew Lillard
as Shaggy Rogers
Kate Micucci
as Velma Dinkley
Kate Micucci
as Sandi
Stephen Stanton
as Peanut Vendor
Fred Tatasciore
as Black Knight
Kari Wahlgren
as Female Peasent
Frank Welker
as Scooby-Doo
Frank Welker
as Fred Jones
Frank Welker
as Monster
Grey Griffin
as Morgan Le Fay
Kari Wahlgren
as Female Peasant
Jeremy Adams
as Writer
Maxwell Atoms
as Writer
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21 wins & 43 nominations total
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scoobydoo the sword and the scoob
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Yet another fascinating and fun scooby doo movie. This time the gang are transported to medieval times after shaggy goes looking for where his ancestors used to live. There are some interesting characters and I thought nick frost did a good merlin. Jason issacs played king arthur. He came off as a good friend to the gang and someone that we could see again. As usural shaggy and scoobs apitite leads them to danger and we get an interesting movie as velma believes time travel is not real and tries to dissprove everything. Dalphne and freds romance goes no where but there is a hint of something there. Overall this is another fun scooby doo adventure with a fresh interesting idea and good supporting voice cast.
Why was this movie ever created, and most inportantly, WHY/HOW DO PEOPLE EVEN STILL LIKE IT?! It doesn't make any sense! This movie was completely out of the Scooby Doo context. I mean, seriously? If you wanna make crossovers, make them into the "Scooby Doo and guess who?" series, but not here too! It's just awful! Never watch this if you don't wanna waste an hour of your life for a garbage!
SPOILER*** Recently, the Scooby Doo movies (Return to Zombie Island, The Sword and the Scoob) have repeatedly gone with this, "we are actors" as the 'villains' element. I highly discourage this new element they are going with, as this movie was another large let down. There are more 'filler' scenes in this movie than any other Scooby Doo I have watched. I always long that the next, new Scooby Doo movie will be similar to Zombie Island, Witches Ghost, Alien Invaders, or even Camp Scare. These movies have depth, mystery, and suspense in which this new Scooby movie was lacking. Disappointed to say the least.
I loved the movie but I didn't like the ending that same story of solving "logically" (because of course it doesn't have a lot of logic) the supernatural / magical mystery doesn't need to be resolved as always I wanted them to do it as a witch's ghost and zombie island, the supernatural is real and that's it let's find a solution I also liked the new, more current and different dynamic has a lot of potential
Wow. The movie was actually okay, until the last few minutes where they throw up in the viewers face by saying the entire Medevial world the gang is in is fake. Wow, Velma sucks. The movie also has a problem with it's pacing. Some scenes feel like there going on forever like Daphne swordfighting while other scenes are two short like the plane scene in the beginning. Can we talk about the animation for a second. Why can't WB give these movies a bigger budget,there were some scenes where I couldn't look because it looked very bad like the scene when Morgan La Fly or something carries Shaggy away. I'm getting sick of Velma saying everythin is fake and so is pretty much every other Scooby viewer, but WB doesn't care because they make that MOOLA. If you need something to keep the kids quiet, then definitely get this. All I can say is at least it's better than the snore fests that was Happy Halloween Scooby-Doo, SCOOB, and Scooby-Doo Return to Zombie Island
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