Scoob! Review.
Who doesn’t love Scooby-Doo? Since 1969 the talking Great Dane has embedded himself into the hearts of the world. The concept of a lovable mutt solving mysteries with his group of friends is genius. It’s simple, but it works. At one time or another, we all imagined what it would be like to go on similar adventures with our friends and pets. Scooby-Doo while never leaving the zeitgeist hasn’t been seen on the big screen since the live-action Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed back in 2004. In the sixteen years since then, he’s been in twenty-six direct to video films and five TV shows; enough content to fill a streaming service. Warner Brothers have decided that it’s time to throw their reliable mascot back into the spotlight with a brand new animated feature in cinemas across the world! Well, the cinema part can’t happen so video on demand will have to do. You’ll return to the big screen one day Scooby. The marketing for Scoob sold audiences on the promise of seeing
