Matthew Lillard thought his career would explode when the success of 2002’s live-action “Scooby-Doo” (the film earned $275 million worldwide) launched a franchise. The actor signed up to reprise the ...

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No one really acknowledges the impermanence of childhood until it is gone. Yet, in the digitally driven world, where memories are meticulously preserved, the allure of time travel may be elusive, but ...

Written by James Gunn and directed by Raja Gosnell, the first-ever live-action Scooby-Doo movie was released in 2002 to an impressive $275.7 million on an $84 million budget. Reviews weren't glowing, ...

In the mid-2000s, Matthew Lillard was set to become Hollywood's next big thing. He was starring in a Warner Bros. franchise based on beloved IP —Scooby-Doo — and had just wrapped the sequel, netting ...

It’s not uncommon for the first movie of a franchise to be followed by something that is considered not as good as the original. Sometimes the magic gets lost, or the writing is weaker than the ...