http://www.nytimes.com/2004/03/26/movies/26SCOO.html?ex=1080882000&en=2c918adc621f745a&ei=5062&partner=GOOGLE

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MOVIE REVIEW | 'SCOOBY-DOO 2'
All-American Teenagers in Pursuit of Pseudospirits
By DAVE KEHR

Published: March 26, 2004

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Where "Harry Potter" offended some conservative Christians with its
apparent endorsement of witchcraft and sorcery, "Scooby-Doo" threatens
to do the same by steadfastly denying the existence of any
transcendent dimension. In the strictly secular-humanist world of
"Scooby-Doo," there are no real ghosts, but only humans desperate for
attention who disguise themselves as supernatural figures. The
episodes end with a ritual unmasking, in which a feared apparition ?
like the Pterodactyl Ghost, the Black Knight Ghost, Captain Cutler's
Ghost and the 10,000-Volt Ghost ? is revealed as a mewling fraud.