David Samuelson

So 98% of the monsters were very clear who they were, when you see the formula the show follows you can pretty much guess each villain of each episode. The ending was well built up to and a very good break from the typical Scooby Doo series. I still give it 5 stars because even though it was very "guessible" the writers did a fantastic job of making it super entertaining. Well worth a watch and rewatch. Wish they had more than just 2 seasons. Here's hoping they open up another season somewhere in the future.

So the movie seems like a patchwork of related scenes with not much by way of continuity. The main conflict came out of nowhere as did the solution to said conflict. Each scene is related to the last but very few scenes actually link together in any coherent way. You really suffer from whiplash as problems and solutions rise and fall in 5 minute intervals throughout the hour and a half runtime (minus the credits and logos). Some of the songs are genuinely charming and some new characters were as well but nobody was really given any depth outside of their 5 minute segment of story arc. In general I’d say the film was... ok. Good enough for the younger generations of Frozen fans but lack the magic and charm of the first, by alot, for older fans.

You really can't hate on the film. It really does well on it's premise and has a great balance between what you liked about the first movie and a new story for this movie. The characters are fun and the songs are catchy. All in all I'd say this is a movie that everyone should see if they like the feel-good genre.