Scooby-Doo (2002) works because it embraces full-on camp without ever apologizing for it. The film knows exactly what it is — bright, chaotic, self-aware, and proudly ridiculous — and that commitment makes it one of the most memorable live-action adaptations of any childhood classic. Mystery Inc. starts the story already fractured. Their breakup is exaggerated for comedy, but it sets up the emotional core of the movie: a team that actually functions best when they stop trying to prove themselves