This was an awesome movie! I thought the plot was amazing, as was the acting. I really didn't mind any of the new actors. All four of the main cast did a great job, and I thought Amanda Seyfried as Daphne was the standout actor for me. I loved Ken Jeong especially as Dynomutt and thought he was excellent in playing a more serious version of the classic character. Everyone else did a great job I thought as well, but Jeong and Seyfried really stuck out to me as doing a great job.
The kids also all did a great job, especially Daphne and Shaggy's. I'll admit, I was actually familiar with Iain Armitage, who played young Shaggy, as he's the main character in another show I love, Young Sheldon, which has referenced Scooby three times in its three seasons and I've written fun facts about it before!
In terms of the characterization, I thought everyone was spot on. No one seemed out of character, and the few supporting characters that had their characters changed all seemed reasonably so. I liked that Blue Falcon wasn't the original Blue Falcon, but rather his son Brian. It was a cool touch and I didn't mind the change-up there. I also really liked how Dynomutt was much more serious as a character. Despite his goofiness back in the 70s, this version of Dynomutt really worked for me.
Regarding Captain Caveman, I was expecting him to be a much bigger part of the movie. He was in such a brief part of it, which I didn't think was bad, just more unexpected than anything. I honestly thought the other two Teen Angels were going be in the film too besides just Dee Dee! This must take place before that though, since Captain Caveman didn't seem to know her. Dee Dee was a really nice character as well, and I greatly enjoyed her presence as a strong feminine leader.
Nathaniel Bell
I really liked Dick Dastardly as a villain. Jason Isaacs did an amazing job taking on the role, and Dick seemed like he was exactly like he was in Laff-a-Lympics (as Dread Baron...never watched Wacky Races personally). I absolutely adored the plotline of Muttley being lost in the underworld...it made me actually feel a little bit for Dick...until the end at least lol.
In terms of villains, Cerberus had an amazing design. He was a super cool villain and I almost wish he would have been just a little more prominent in the film!
The comedy was top notch and Scooby was super funny and witty. I especially enjoyed the IKEA joke and him randomly asking if Muttley was chipped haha. And speaking of comedy, Simon Cowell was certainly an interesting addition to the film lol. It was interesting how he wanted to invest in Mystery Inc. as a business and how he was repeatedly brought up throughout the film. It seemed like they almost combined the three groups of prior live action film series for this film...Shaggy and Scooby wanting to prove they're not screw-ups like in the first two, the origin story like the two prequels, plus all the robots and technology of Daphne & Velma.
Jeremiah Cook
It was also really neat how they had all the other Hanna-Barbera characters like Jabberjaw, Magilla Gorilla and Atom Ant (was that the third one?) become part of the Falcon Fury during the credits.
I felt the plot was just top-notch and I love how it sort of felt like a mystery but a bigger, more expanded one that didn't necessarily have to do with a ghost/monster until the end, but still had the unmasking and all the clues. Such an aspirational plot definitely made for a great Scooby movie! I didn't mind that the mystery wasn't centered around a monster, and Dick Dastardly and his robots, as well as the looming threat of Cerberus, made good villains.
With references galore and such a tearjerking plot (especially that ending! I almost cried lol), this is an amazing film that I would definitely recommend as a must-watch for any Scooby fan.
Oh, and I've gotta say I liked that Blue Falcon's intro song was DJ Khaled lol. Well, I guess that's it for this review until another one comes out. (Extra points to anyone who gets the terrible pun I just made)
Isaiah James
In conclusion I give SCOOB! a 9/10 Great movie for the whole family, better than the Pixar crap nowadays and Dreamworks shit.
Hudson Scott
I thought it was decent, could've been great if there were some changes. I didn't mind Blue Falcon since he originated in Scooby Doo.
Charles Garcia
>Rebeltaxi liked it >Doctor Wolfula hated it >Double Toasted was split on it Who do I trust?
Austin Cox
Is this unironically one of those paid shills If so release the animaniacs trailer please
Kayden Martin
They could have made this a Blue Falcon movie with how little Scooby and the gang actually did in it asides from being a plot macguffin. The only good character was Dick and even they made him hang around a bunch of Funko-Pop Minions. They put way to many ideas into this movie and there's very little great that came out of it.
Between this and the Amazon reviews I really think some people have no standards whatsoever. Or they are lying to themselves that they haven't wasted $20. Or they think "it entertained my kids" makes it deserving of 5/5 (even though Foodfight could probably do that).
Blake Nguyen
It wasn't bad but not good either. It was decent. Better than How to train your Dragon 3 anyway. That was soulless. Or Inside Out which was soulless too, atleast Scoob knows what it is, a toy commercial.
Dylan Jones
This entire thread is WB shill city. Organic /co passionately hates SCOOB!
Easton Carter
To say the truth, Zig Forums likes Dyke Ra and it's garbage. Zig Forums was always shit. Zig Forums loves Scoob. Zig Forums is shit.
Jonathan Flores
Like I said this is essentially a labour of love compared to the many other incarnation spanning 5 decades that I've seen Scooby in from The new Scooby movies to the grittier direct to TV incarnations I've seen in the late 90s/early 00s (to that one offbeat snoop dog spoof in FOP)
Robert Morgan
>Zig Forums likes Dyke Ra Dyke Ra is shilling to the extreme right now Also the couple unironically tumblr refugees help
Lucas Rivera
I thought the movie was ok. Better than Onward. Fuck that movie.
Connor Collins
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Camden Foster
I liked it too. Mostly for Dick and Muttley. I feel like they should have been called it >Hannah Barbera Presents >An Hannah Barbera's story >Hannah Barbera: Scooby Doo & co
David Myers
It wasn't a good movie, but do you guys have to start attacking literal children over it? I'd put it on for a five year old.
It wasn't even all that bad, just boring as fuck. Dick's story with Muttley was actually pretty decent even if all the other plot threads were nothing. There's way worse you people could be devoting your time to shitting on. Like the new JL movie that started with the JL getting dismembered on-screen after Superman forces them to go to war against Darkseid against their will.
That said the stunt-casting was really really bad.
No, this is a troll bait thread. user is spouting absolute nonsense that every sane person would disagree with, so that people will loudly disagree with it.
Gavin Richardson
Also a troll comment.
There has never been a more soulless, more lazily produced, more offensively terrible animated film than Scoob.
Owen Foster
>There has never been a more soulless, more lazily produced, more offensively terrible animated film than Scoob. A NEW CHALLENGER APPROACHES
How to train your Dragon 3 was literal garbage. I waited 5 years for the conclusion and what I got was nothing good. It felt like a mess, ignoring the villain from the second one coming back. Characters had no growth since the last one and the ending was just soulless. I would've make a better ending.
I just don't get it - I'd understand making it a Blue Falcon movie if anyone gave a shit about the Blue Falcon! Who thinks kids are actually going to be interested in that as a franchise?
Blue Falcon couldn't carry his own movie so they brought him to Scooby Doo. What I don't understand is why people complain about little screen time of the gang when it was always about Scooby Doo and Shaggy. Also, we all know their Origins, they barely changed. Scoob actually tied A pup named with the original.
