Corrected entry: When Scooby and Shaggy go to the warehouse or whatever, after being chased by the monster-captured Fred, Scooby says to Shaggy there's bikes under the cover. How did he know that if he hadn't even uncovered it?
Corrected entry: In the scene after the monsters have chased Daphne, Shaggy, Mary Ann, and Scooby-Doo, they are in the vases talking about rescue Fred and Velma. Daphne is talking about them being the damsel in distress, not her, and then she and the vase fall over. When that happens, it's obvious that Daphne is shaking the vase herself so it will fall over.
Corrected entry: After the scene where Fred and Velma are almost killed in the ride by the two axes, swinging from side to side, Velma looks at the bookshelf and says "the last book." However, there are plenty more books resting on the shelf.
Corrected entry: At the end of the movie when the real Rowan Atkinson comes out of the hole he has scruffy unsorted hair and he has a beard, about two minutes later, when Fred is speaking to the press his hair is sorted and he has no beard.
Correction: It's the next day - the gang are preparing to head home.
Corrected entry: When they are in the forest after Fred, Velma, and Daphne get their protoplasm back and they start changing voices. Why does Shaggy's voice switch too? It doesn't make sense because his protoplasm was never stolen.
Correction: Because of the presence of the Daemon Ritus, all of the protoplasms floated around until they got the correct body, not just the ones that were stolen.
Corrected entry: This concerns Daphne near the end of the film. When Fred is captured and they call the coastguard she is wearing boots. They wait by the pier and in the morning when they wake she is wearing sandals. When you next see her, when she has been captured and is walking through the caves, when Shaggy releases her soul she is back in her boots.
Correction: Daphne doesn't have her boots on when she wakes up on the beach, but if you look closely you'll notice that she is carrying her boots in her handbag.
Corrected entry: When the monsters appear in the lobby and Shaggy yells, " Scooby Doo, where are you?", before Shaggy yells that, you can see Shaggy look at his mark of where to stop running.
Correction: I just watched the movie and he is not looking for a mark. If you watch the other people in front of him they are running down stairs, so he could be looking down so he doesn't trip.
In the "Cast Commentary" version of the movie, Matthew Lillard admits that he was looking for the mark.
Correction: Surely there would have been enough time for Scooby to look under the cover when Shaggy was worrying?