Gail Miller

I was 13 when Scooby was first created in 1969. If you loved the classic Hanna-Barbera and loved Dick Dastardly, Muttley and Captain Caveman, you will enjoy and appreciate this movie. Took me back 50 years, and I really enjoyed it. In fact, my 38 year old son and I laughed more during it, then my 10 year old grandson. Maybe you have to know the old Hanna-Barbera cartoons to be able to fully appreciate this movie. The mystery is about Scooby and his ancestry. I loved how they used Alexander the Great’s dog, Peritas, in this, as Great Dane’s were bred from Mastiffs. Maybe a bit above the heads of younger children and adults that have no understanding of the history of Greek mythology, but it was surprisingly a very entertaining storyline! 4 popcorn bags. 🍿 🍿 🍿 🍿

Onward is definitely a MUST SEE to take your kids to! It has some great underlining life lessons and morals to teach children. Trusting in yourself and having courage to cross an invisible bridge, trusting others to guide you, that sometimes when you are on a quest to find something of value that was lost... you’ll often find it in your own backyard as the journey went full circle and brought you right back home where you started. It teaches the value of sibling relationships. It teaches putting someone’s needs before your own wants. And it teaches us that even though we have lost someone to heaven, that they are still with us in so many other ways. I loved 🥰 the movie! Children were laughing... As well as adults! It was hilarious and delightful! But yes, at the end there were a few older children and adults with tears. I was one of them. The ending is bittersweet, as they finally get to tell their dad goodbye. Take your kids, but be prepared for some tears, emotions and conversation if they have lost a parent to death or divorce. I lost my dad almost 10 years ago, and yet I had tears, wishing I could see him and hug him one last time. THIS IS A WONDERFUL MOVIE!!! 5 popcorn 🍿 🍿 🍿 🍿 🍿 bags!!!