Scooby-Doo: Moon Monster Madness [DVD] [2015]

Watched this with my Grandson we both enjoyed it

Was a bit pricey but worth it and it wasn't a very long film.

I am a huge Scooby Doo fan so I am possibly a little biased. However I think this is most certainly one of the best feature length films in the Scooby arsenal. It has some hilarious moments that had both me and my mum in fits of giggles and leaves a warm, fuzzy feeling when the credits roll. I agree that friendships were tested during this movie, particularly between Velma and Daphne. However it sees them combat their insecurities and shows how important true friendship really is.

Good movie my little boy loved it.

Scratch, scratch, scratch... that's not the sound of the fiendish rat-monster trying to claw it's way into the Mystery Machine -- it's the sound of the studio scraping the bottom of the Scooby Doo barrel. Don't get me wrong -- it's not a bad movie by any means and, if you're a fan of The Doo, as my family is, it's an amusing way to spend an hour or so. It's as true for this movie as it is for every SD cartoon ever made that it's one of the few shows that really can entertain all ages.And yet... It must be difficult thinking up new plots and characters for a show that's been running for forty years. There really isn't enough here to distinguish this movie from the dozens of earlier shows. Scooby Doo started making jokes about its own predictable format ten years ago or more, but things have gone beyond that stage now. I think it's about time that Scooby and the gang were allowed to drive their camper van off into the sunset while the show still has a shred of dignity left.

There is a documentary after the film ends with the cast but it has no audio they talk in silence

Not the best Scooby film. The basic plot is the usual light-hearted throwaway adventure, but strange character choices almost ruin the movie. I.e. Making Velma ridiculously annoying. The way she acts around Daphne is uncalled for.

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