Customer Ratings & Reviews

I enjoyed the movie very much, but i felt the storyline was overshadowed by too many characters that really did not add to the movie.

I think it’s a great Scooby-Doo movie! Some fans don’t like the shift from the usual mystery solving to Hanna-Barbera superhero movie, but I think it works very well! Shaggy and Scooby still act as bait for the villain while the others try to figure out his motives and evil plan, only the Blue Falcon’s son, Dynomutt, and Deedee, (not to be confused with the girl from Dexter’s Lab!) one of the Captain Caveman angels, are there trying to stop the bad guy too and save not only Scooby and Shaggy, but the whole world! There is an unmasking at the end too: even though Dick Dastardly is quickly revealed as the villain, there’s much more to his story than it seems at first! Sure, Dastardly kind of steals the show, but what else is new? Yes, I want a Dastardly and Muttley origin movie now, but back to Scoob! Dastardly’s and Muttley’s personalities were definitely true to their characters! The meeting between Scooby-Doo and Dick Dastardly (warning, there’s a hilarious joke on Dastardly’s first name) had me in stitches! One thing I wish was different was that they would have kept Dynomutt’s original personality with the original Blue Falcon instead of making him so serious to be a foil to BF’s goofy son, but I liked how it tied in the 3 different “man and his dog relationships!” The dynamic between Fred, the muscle, Velma, the brains, and Daphne, not the damsel in distress, but the compassionate one, is nicely done too! The origin story at the beginning was awesome, especially the reanimated theme song!!! The animation is a good mix of classic Hanna-Barbera style motions and computer animation! I think the movie is a good balance of nostalgia and contemporary! Will Forte’s Shaggy was a bit awkward to listen to, not being able to take him seriously in some of his more heartfelt moments, but the others were good! Frank Welker’s Scooby voice and Billy West’s Muttley mumbling (with a recording of Don Messick’s famous snicker) aren’t as ruff on the ears! (Hehehe!) I also was hoping for more Hanna-Barbera characters added to the mix, but they’re probably saving that for the sequel! There’s a lot of HB Easter eggs to make up for it anyhow! I love the movie!

I liked this Scooby-Doo movie. I have always liked almost all of the Scooby-Doo cartoons.

There are probably more avid fans out there than I, but as someone who grew up watching the TV show and have the live action movies from a few years ago, I did enjoy this. I would have seen it in theaters, but COVID changed that and I don't stream so the BluRay was my first viewing. This is supposedly the origin story, but that part took only 12 mins out of the movie, with the rest being a pretty typical adventure. One difference is that the supernatural elements are usually revealed to be faked but this time they were real. The movie contains a lot of homages to other Hanna-Barbera characters and properties as well, so that may make this more interesting to devout H-B fans. (I noticed a quick background reference to Johnny Quest.) As far as extras (bonus features) are concerned, there is the normal deleted scenes (mostly just story-boarded) and bloopers (mostly video of voice actors blowing it) but not much else. The disc, like most (all?) of the latest Warner Home Video releases jumps straight to play all the bonus features when the movie is done (though you can go to Main Menu and select them individually).

I could not believe the negativity around this movie. While I'm a life-long Scooby-Doo fan, I am more than capable of watching each entry into the ever-expanding Scooby library with a critical eye. And while there have been some ups and downs, to me this was one of the better releases. The story, on the whole, is pretty good, and there are a number of little (and big) easter eggs in the picture to reward long-time fans. While I do prefer the hand-drawn look for these characters, the CGI was beautiful and for the most part the voice actors hit the mark. The most difficult thing for me while watching this was how much more talkative Scooby was - he's pulling off whole sentences which takes some getting used to. Hopefully, this is the first of many more full-length features!

The movie missed the big screen so far. I actually asked the theaters to bring it now that they are being opened. Fred's hair was actually blond & they are not in the same time period as the original cartoon. The part where Shaggy & Scooby meet is cool. I like them going over how the group met. I liked the one scene about that that was deleted also. The opening song is icky. They do get to the Scooby song in the film. The one lady was actually part of Captain Cave Man's group. They did not do a good replication of Dasteredly. His dog looked just like the original though.

CGI creates a decidedly new look, but characterizations for the Mystery, Inc. team are spot on compared to TV shows and other movies. Having the crystal skulls at the center of the plot look like carnivorous dinosaurs is a nice touch. So are the modernized versions of other Hannah characters. Dick Dastardly seems a more believable villain here than in the cartoons, (The quick glimpse of a stuffed pigeon in his memorabilia closet is another nice touch.). Having Dick run away when the supernatural Cerebus in Greek armor shows up seems very in character. All in all, a satisfying addition to Scooby Do’s story.

I have been trying to get my boys to like Scooby Doo for years. They thought the original was too scary, but this started how this started off with shaggy and scoob meeting, and how the gang formed, it sucked them right in. I have watched this at least 5 times now with them and is still find different stuff to laugh at. Now they are watching all the old Scooby shows. I recommend this film.

Good story of how shaggy and scoob meet. Blue falcon is different than 1970s version. When viewing this film you understand his character. Villians mumbley and dick dastardly are nice additions to this film. After viewing the film, it could've been better with fred being more mature while velma and daphne being themselves. For the kiddies are ok. For adults, not much. Still shaggy and scoob are what makes them who they are.

We waited until the DVD came out to watch this movie. My kids are 7 and they just recently got into old Scooby Doo shows. They were excited to watch this and enjoyed it a lot. It also has enough fun for adult jokes to keep me laughing as well. They were all over my kids’ heads. All in all it’s a fun movie for the whole family.

If you enjoyed 80s cartoons, you will love all the references and old characters woven into this movie. My kids also really enjoyed it. I loved Scooby Doo cartoons growing up, so it is immediately one of my favorite new movies. I highly recommend it for a family movie night.

I've loved Scooby Doo since I was young, and I like that they keep coming out with new material for every generation. This is a very cute movie; I love the quality of the animation and the story is great. I hope they make more movies/shows within this iteration of the show.

Grandkids are 2 and 4 years old> this was my introduction to scooby doo a favorite from when I was a kid many years ago. They absoutely loved it and did not think it was too scary at all! I can see after watching a few times already this will be a favorite for years to come.

Bought this for my kids and figured it would be another Scooby animated with the same repeated plot points as the rest. However this was a very unique story, with a great plot, that had tons of through backs on various old Hanna Barbara characters beyond the Scooby gang. Loved it.

I have always been a huge fan of scooby doo growing up but when I heard this movie was coming out without Mathew lillard I honestly thought it was gonna be bad but it is really good tons of old character throw backs and great jokes something you and your kids will love

great movie for the family. Reboot movie but its fun. Don't get bug down with the classic cartoons. Just enjoy it with the kids

This film was okay but hit at a miss, I original bought this for me and my boy. He didn't like it as much as the other Scooby Doo films/shows but we watch it nonetheless. If you aren't as much a die hard fan then you won't get any of the references or mythology that goes into it. But check out for yourself.

Scooby and the gang are back and facing both monsters and their own group issues. We get a look at how the gang formed, and how they deal with growing up. A bit more elevated than the normal fare in this series, and for a deeper dive, it was a good first step. Good for all ages, not just kids of all ages.

This movie is great for any Scooby fan. Any generation can benefit from watching this dog inspired film. Great for old and new Scooby fans alike. Maybe get some Scooby snacks for your favorite pup and popcorn for yourself to enjoy! :-)

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