Daphne & Velma

I was looking for a Scooby Doo movie... ended up getting a cheap fan fiction. I did enjoy it though. Badly written plot and very bad execution. Scooby Doo is usually predictable when it comes to the ghost but this just yelling out who it is from the beginning of the movie. Characters have been changed from what we knew as kids. And all the characters were really badly made. Can't complaint too much about the acting because they've tried to get the old Scooby Doo feel to it which they failed epicly at. The CGI and vfx are extremely poor compared to other 2018 movies. Never expected such a bad movie from Warner Bros.

I think this is what happens when STEM funding gets used for the arts?

It's pretty bad but my daughter liked it so I guess that makes it not a 1

It must be difficult for people to keep trying to put new spins on the 'Scooby Doo' brand, without tarnishing what people love about it, so in that sense this film should be commended.

However, for me it takes too many liberties with the characters, and I don't think either portrayal of the characters matches up with the other people who have played them in other live action 'Scooby' films.

A nice attempt, but it doesn't work for me.

Starts off already but starts failing after the first 30 minutes and then goes into major sinkhole territory during the final act. What a shame, because they looked like they had the budget to pull this off.

Prequel of Scooby Doo's live action saga and prequel based on Daphne and Velma's story, the movie conserves all the stereotypes of other films (even if we can consider it something a part: different actors and concepts): pre-adolescent high school movie, with problems about diversity and popularity that are not really analyzed. Something interesting there is about an Orwellian school world where social network system controls and influences people's minds; but the film obeys to the tendency toward pseudo-feminist operas, that in reality deal with the problem with superficiality. Moreover, no trace of Scooby Doo.