Scooby-Doo: Loucura do Monstro da Lua

Scooby and the Mystery Inc. Take it to the space with astronaut suits and space shuttles and a moon monster mystery to be solved, besides a below average story this movie in some way turns out to be an actually nice movie, I mean the makers have made some kind of mark in this movie so that it turns out pretty good . And to point it out : are the jokes , some jokes are really funny in this movie.

The Scooby Doo franchise was started in the 70s and created persona and atmosphere that all Scooby Doo movies and TV shows should live up too. Over the years the TV shows have changed a little and become more modern, but this movie forgets the entire Scooby Doo legacy. It is just like a few of the new and "improved" Scooby Doo TV shows. Its like the writers and director never even watched the other scooby doo movies. The atmosphere that the good TV shows and movies portray are gone. The heart and soul of Scooby Doo is nowhere in this new movie. It is a totally and utterly bad Scooby Doo movie. BRING BACK THE HEART OF SCOOBY DOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!stop making these so called improved movies. If it ain't broke, DON'T FIX IT!!!!!

Can you scream "Jumping the Shark!" at the top of your lungs? It feels like they are jumping the shark on this.

Actually, no, it feels a bit like it's trying to be the Animaniacs. A lot of the jokes, a ,lot of the references, a lot of the parodies seemed like they came out of the Animaniacs.

The only thing is, the Animaniacs could have taken them to the next level and made them funny as where Scooby Doo is too grounded in Scooby Doo humor to make things like the Ellen Ripley spoof anything but annoying.

At least there are a few decent jokes at Fred's expense and those are always worth while.

But the Enter the Dragon Daphne seems retconned away to the vapid arm candy of old...and in the most humorless of possible ways.

All in all, this installment fails miserably. Possibly the worst Scooby Doo movie to date.

This movie is definitely better then people give it credit for especially when you compare it to the last 5 movies since then.

Okay Scooby Doo in space is Jumping a Shark but the movie has such good production value in it. The special effects look awesome and I really can't believe how well thought out this movie ACTUALLY is.

When I watch I feel like people got inspiration from Alien (Not Alien Isolation because it came out AFTER this movie), Bioshock, Elon Musk when he declared that he was making Space X.

Honestly how did this movie predict the private millionaire space race.

The movie actually has a pretty great sense of humor and the writing is pretty good. I actually watched this movie 3 times that is more than I can say about 80% of Scooby Doo movies. It has to mean something other than bad taste.

I sat down here in 2020 with my son, whom is a big fan of the Scooby-Doo animated movies, to watch the 2015 "Scooby-Doo! Moon Monster Madness".

First of all, I do like the movie's cover/poster, as it was interesting and definitely kept within the classic feel of the "Scooby-Doo!" franchise. And the storyline also had some appeal to it.

Well, the storyline told in "Scooby-Doo! Moon Monster Madness", while it was definitely within the realm of your archetypical "Scooby-Doo!" adventure, just failed to stand out and be overly noteworthy in the endless sea of animated "Scooby-Doo!" movies out there. Yeah, the storyline just lacked that spark to make it unique. Sure, the movie was watchable, but it was just a plain, old generic and run-of-the-mill "Scooby-Doo!" animated movie. Nothing outstanding here really.

What does work out for "Scooby-Doo! Moon Monster Madness" is the animation and the art style, because it is very true to the classic rendering of "Scooby-Doo!" and it is that unique style that makes the franchise.

And of course, the voice acting. It is always a blast to have the voices of Frank Welker, Mindy Cohn, Grey Griffin and Matthew Lillard in these animated movies, because that is just familiarity and they have the voices that personifies Scooby-Doo, Fred, Velma, Daphne and Shaggy.

But it gets better, believe you me, because the voice cast also includes the iconic voices of Mark Hamill and Malcolm McDowell, and that was just such a treat to have in this 2015 animated movie. It definitely added something great to the overall enjoyment of it.

However, my rating of "Scooby-Doo! Moon Monster Madness", sadly though, settles on a mediocre five out of ten stars. Because that was exactly what this 2015 animated movie was - mediocre. Watchable for the true fans of the franchise, but for us casual viewers it just didn't make the cut.