Scooby-Doo: The Cyber Chase [DVD] [2001]

Good movie delivery good

Brilliant Scooby doo movie then and now.

Aged 7 onwards my kids (boy and girl) loved this feature length 'new' Scooby Doo cartoon, first released in 2001. The film was produced by Warner Bros. Animation, although it carries the Hanna-Barbera Cartoons Inc. copyright and logo, as Warner Bros. had just absorbed Hanna-Barbera after the passing of founder and creator William Hanna. This is the fourth and final 'new' Scooby Doo direct-to-video film to be animated overseas by the Japanese animation studio Mook Animation, and this movie along with Aloha Scooby Doo! (U) were the first Scooby-Doo movies to be re-released on Blu-ray in 2011. Following in the footsteps of TRON, the Mystery Inc. fab four and Scooby are accidently transported into a video game by an experimental cyberspace laser. In the game they meet their virtual twins, and they join forces to battle for their lives against the mysterious Phantom Virus. The pace is fast and furious and each game level jumps in location and time period. I've enjoyed watching this movie many times over the years with the kids, and my daughter, now aged 19 is still a dedicated Scooby fan, so I bought this cheap DVD to replace her old live TV recorded versions. As well as TRON, this movie is also very similar in concept to the later 'Spy Kids 3D - Game Over' film (2003), and for preteen kids enjoyment this Scooby movie seems to be at least it's equal. The DVD has English 5.1 audio and English HoH subtitles, and aspect ration is standard 1.33 (not widescreen). Run time is 70 minutes, with a rating of U (although it's more suited to those 6+). There's no DVD extras on our DVD from 2013, although it appears later DVDs have a 'making of Cyberchase Featurette' and the Shaggy/Scooby 'Love to eat' video (as well as subtitles). Also check out others in this Mook Animation series Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island (PG) , Scooby-Doo And The Witch's Ghost (PG) (both quite scary for those under 8, and they deserve their PG age 7+ rating), and the excellent ' Scooby-Doo & The Alien Invaders (U) ' - unusually for Scooby Doo cartoons these films all contain 'real' monsters (not adults dressed up). Great value feature length Scooby cartoons at under a fiver each, so 5*.

It goes with the scooby doo collection. Brand new, quick delivery, reasonable price, value for money, all packed up,. Will be buying more to finish off my collection

YEP, GREAT

Watched this as a child. I'm still a fan of Scooby Doo and enjoyed this movie. Not one of the best movies, but still good.

Fabulous scooby doo movie. As a family, we love it!

Bought for my wife, she loves it.

Story: Die Gang besucht einen Freund, der ein Computerspiel besierend auf ihren Abenteuern programmiert hat. Sie werden unfreiwillig in dieses Spiel teleportiert und müssen sich durch 10 Level kämpfen, um ihm zu entkommen. DVD Ausstattung: Sprachen: Englisch Untertitel: Englisch, Englisch für Hörgeschädigte Extras: "Making of Scooby-Doo and the Cyber Chase", "Music Video", "Teaser", "Virtual Detective" Dieser Scooby Film ist anders als die anderen, und nicht einer meiner Favoriten. Ich mag bei Scooby Filmen, dass sie in der Regel in gewissen Grenzen logisch sind und eine gewisse Realitätsnähe habe. Dieser ist sehr weit davon entfernt. Er hat aber ein paar lustige Szenen und ist sehr fantasievoll, wofür er Pluspunkte sammelt. Was mich doch ein klein wenig gestört hat: die Synchronstimmen. Frank Welker hat wieder Fred synchronisiert und Grey Delisle Daphne. Beide haben ihren Job wie immer großartig gemacht. Shaggy und Scooby wurden diesmal von Scott Innes gesprochen. Als Scooby war er ok, aber als Shaggy konnte er nicht glänzen. Mir hat auch das charakteristische "like" gefehlt. Velma wurde von B.J. Ward synchronisiert. Sie hat ihre Sache gut gemacht, aber Mindy Cohn ist besser.

We returned this because we found the exact same DVD at our local thrift store for $1

Best movie ever

This may come from another country with some different type of DVD player:.:it said changes needed tk be made, and they weren’t options for us to change on our eve player. We had a disappointed little girl.

I’m sure the movie works but it literally didn’t give a region notice until after I already bought the movie which really sucks.