michaelmason11

How in any way this is connected to the other films in the series is beyond me. The acting, effects, and plot are absolute trash disguised behind what seems like a high quality production. The creators of this film have lost the plot, quite literally. One and a half hours completely wasted, time I could have used doing absolutely anything else would have been more enjoyable.

It's movies like this that make me wish there was some form of punishment for the makers, maybe having to sit through this twice.

0.2/10 (0.2 for Otis's performance, truly hilarious)

If you came looking for a Scooby Doo film, you won't find one. From what they did with the voice acting, to the character changes, one more little change and they would have had an entirely original film. Trying to make an Hanna Barbara universe is a great idea, and if only they put in a bit more effort without trying to change the characters to something almost unrecognisable. I am also not a fan of this animation style, but that is purely my own preference, it seemed extremely generic, like late 2000s cereal commercials. Of all the character changes, Velma annoyed me the most, they all have differences to the originals, some are good, take Fred and Daphne, updated and it works, but Velma, a complete new character, could have changed the name and wouldn't be any notice. I am disappointed they never got Mathew back for Shaggy Fun if you need something to entertain the young kids, but why not stick on the originals for them.

Waiting for Moffat to give us Sherlock season 5, or return Doctor Who to its glory, instead he gave us this, what I thought would be a load of Netflix crap. I was pleasantly surprised, and glad I was wrong. I thoroughly enjoyed this miniseries, and my only complaint is how short it was. I'm glad each installment was as long as they were, thinking at first it mint be a bit of a struggle to get through, but at the end of each episode, I was left wanting more. Excellent show, a must watch.