Happy Halloween, Scooby-Doo!

After an awfully disappointing "Scoob!" Mystery Inc. is back!

I enjoyed this movie. It reminded me of the new scooby doo movies and the grim adventures of Billy and Mandy, which makes sense because Maxwell Atoms wrote this. I like that they decided to give the spotlight to Velma this time because she has always been an under rated character to me. the arc they give her is cheesy but effective. As far as the other characters they are okay although Daphne has some fun moments. although it was cool to see scare crow in the scooby doo art style he didn't do anything and Bill Nye was little annoying. the animation is very well done as usual for scooby doo. my biggest problem is the ending which if you have seen the recent scooby doo movies you know what I'm talking about. over all had fun.

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It was super cute but the best parts are all Elvira.

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I've been watching every Scooby doo show and movie (I'm like 25% through so nowhere near an expert or anything) and while this is nowhere near the worst Scooby doo project, it Infuriates me none the less and so it is the first I will review. Velma pisses me off as she is such a close minded person that she can't reasonably call herself a scientist. Adding insult to injury, bill nye, a famous scientust, is here and he at no point tells her that we as humans know very little for certain and new discoveries are made all of the time.

I'm sure Frank Welker, Grey DeLise, and Matthew Lillard could do Fred, Scooby, Daphne, and Shaggy in their sleep. Of course, pros that they are they never sound it, and their work here is faultless. Kate Micucci has proven a fine Velma since she took over in 2015, and this is her best outing yet; knowledgeable without being know-all, firm yet friendly - and sassy. She really gets to shine (and Velma's skirts are DEFINITELY getting shorter!). Elvira, Mistress of the Dark and Bill Nye the Science Guy are entertaining guests. And the inclusion of Batman villain Dr. Jonathan Crane/Scarecrow (voiced by Dwight Schultz) gives a nice link to the DC universe. The movie does suffer from too many road chases, making the whole thing feel a little drawn-out, and for me pumpkins aren't scary - or even that exciting - as monsters. But it has top notch animation, witty dialogue, and incidental music with more than a hint of John Carpenter. 7.5/10

This is DEFINITELY a Top 10 Scooby film. Considering it's been almost forty entries, narrowing them down to 10 is not easy. But this stands right alongside Zombie Island, Witch's Ghost, Alien Invaders, Aloha, Loch Ness, Where's My Mummy, Pirates Ahoy, Samurai Sword and Moon Monster. The long chase is what makes the movie. I absolutely love we got a Scooby film on the road. Using the orange to represent gore in the end was nice, as was the nod to edibles in Velma's mind palace. Elvira fit right in with the gang, it's as close as Scooby has ever gotten to the action genre and the synth soundtrack was reminiscent of 80's John Carpenter. The tone of the film can get pretty dark and we all know this is where an entry always stands out. Also the nod to Mystery Inc. By having them live in Crystal Cove...I mean. You can't get any better than this.