Classic Show Enjoyable Computer-Animated Upgrade – Variety

Blame it on “The Avengers”. Or better yet, “Justice League.” These superheroes are so popular with audiences that Hollywood studios have come up with the idea that the world wants to see “Wide Universe” movies – an unnecessary costume production that combines half a dozen stand-alone characters for an umbrella adventure. Marvel and DC team-ups give a definite idea, as these super-friends frequently supply their energy in comic book formats, not other brands, and although some movies were greenlit under the strategy – including Universal’s “Bride of Bride” Frankenstein “and Warners.” Godzilla vs. Kong “- they are burning or dispersing each other.

It leaves WB’s computer-animated “Scoob”! Look awkwardly out of touch in several ways. First, it’s a valuable feature adaptation of a classic TV show that will make its debut through streaming that has changed due to the coronavirus outbreak – it’s lucky to have a small screen. On the surface, “Scoob!” It looks like a gorgeous, back-to-basic reboot (compared to two regrettable big-screen live-action movies), when in reality, it’s not just a computational effort to recover Scooby-Doo and his friends for another generation, but a lot of kids. Probably some of the hardest cartoon characters you haven’t heard of.

“Scoob!” Hannah-Barbara Crossover in Bonanza Hannah-Barbara Crossover in Bonanza, the first Salvo – and perhaps the last one – is Dynamite and the Blue Falcon, Dick Darsardly (“Walkie Race” series) Dusty, Resurrecting Isolated Characters Mystery In. Captain Caveman as well as the team. While confined to their respective shows, these fancy gossips were duly entertained on their own (somewhat more than others) and yet they do not naturally coexist in the same world, forcing the film’s four acclaimed screenwriters – Matt Lieberman, Adam Staticel, Jack Donalds Elliott, Lieberman, Ayal Podell and Jonathan E. Steve Works from a story by Art – making the plot look like a rickety roller coaster to accommodate them all.

Doing so forces “Scooby-Doo” out of its own genre. Debuting in 1969, the popular Saturday-morning cartoon introduced a kind of enchanting Corney teen-detective template that sincerely spins the Grove joke on old Nancy Drew-style mysteries. Each week, the youngsters followed the seemingly supernatural signal on the way to unmask a different villain, who swore regularly, “And if I hadn’t interfered with the kids, I would have gone with it, too,” at the end of the episode.

The characters of “Scooby-Doo’s” lasting popularity have been created as a taste driven by the show’s retro flowers, as well as his psychedelic paint job in everything from clothing to cafফs to crime-fatting. Rationally grasping with the classic design now the three-dimensional characters look great, expanding the range of their poses. And yet, personally, “Scoob!” Things move in the other direction.

Here, Mystery Inc. Friends – Led-back Shaggy (Will Fort), Stadley Fred (Jack Efron’s voice), Redheaded Daphne (Amanda Shepherd), Bispectacled Velma (Gina Rodriguez) and their unsatisfied hungry mascot / mit Scooby Included in the next generation, who grew up in a world of hybrid cars and constant internet connection. Marijuana has been legalized in most states, and yet, Shaggy, despite hanging out near Venice Beach, doesn’t read like a counterculture, where he takes a Scooby Dobby du in a flashback probe. Meanwhile, the rest of the film takes place in indescribable future situations.

After surviving a robot attack when bowling locally (can Jenner Gers still bowl?), Shaggy and Scooby are abducted by a UFO – not as bad as it sounds, as it appears to be the Blue Falcon’s ship, his son (Mark Wahlberg). And was the captain of his Save-the-Day Robo-Dog Dinomut (Ken Zheng). It can be an inspiring match-up, as both are heroes with the Queen mates, although the parallels are significant above all else and lead to the flight scene of many “Star Wars” -style tricks. Except for “Star Wars,” this is not part of the expanded universe, which frequently refers to other Warner Bros. features (Harry Potter, Wonder Woman, Lord of the Rings).

Simon Cowell made a brief appearance, but the Fred, Daphne, and Velma branches temporarily split into gangs, like their own. The plot can only be realized from scene to scene, although the sheer amount of power and set-pieces involved some decent animation that can be so forgettable, mostly taken away from my mind after a few hours of watching them. Somehow, Scooby wanders off to the remote mystery island, asking, “What’s this movie doing?” Named after its obvious question?

Mystery Inc. No need to be confused with (the group’s intelligence amateur agency) or the mystery machine (their “anacronistic van”), this inaccessible place is allowed by Captain Caveman (Tracy Morgan) to go to Athens in favor of Loy. Virtually all Scooby-Doo movies seem to be misunderstood as Shaggy and Scooby easily appear to be miracle-looking, while their more skeptical companions usually reveal how it was shown (through hidden strings and scary costumes). In features, wildlife impossible things really do happen – which completely upsets the dynamics.

Instead of pinning everything to some low-key local jaffle, “Scoob!” Do’s and Don’ts The all-rounder from the Quet-Esco Scheme-Star to the High-Tech Mastermind has significantly upgraded the Hana-Barbara Scoundrel Dick Dustardly (Jason Isaacs). As older viewers may remember, Dustardly also has a kinetic connection, though it’s best to leave it to the viewer to discover how his ridiculous dog Mutli Factor discovers this synthesized story. Needless to say, Darstardy’s plans include releasing the underworld-protected legendary comedian Cerberus, although the movie has already surpassed his welcome for a good half hour.

Then try these again and parents can be grateful to get a virtual babysitter to confuse their kids for 90 minutes, in which case “Scoob!” This is definitely more effective than sitting in front of a fish tank. Also, renting the film on demand (for a full wh ড 19.99 or আরও 5 more purchase) saves adults from having to sit through the movie themselves – although these other classic Hannah-Barbara characters may appeal more to parents, and the animation works. There would be fines on the big screen. They will also note that this is not the first experience of the Hana-Barbara crossover: Yogi Bear’s friends always looked for his movies, and in 1987, all of them met Flintstones, specialized for Jettons TV.

The whole delivery strategy is a big risk for Warner Bros. – and almost certain loss – although the stream-to-streaming model seems to have worked perfectly with the universal “Trolls World Tour” “Scoob!” The possibilities for sequels and spinoffs were clearly conceived, and yet, these methods have imposed a significant downgrade on those ambitions. Then wait so again. Jeepers! If you do, the damage is done, but if you don’t, the curse.