Cameron Gietzen

This show has so much potential but it's overshadowed by the complete overhaul of a classic show. I don't understand why the makers shoehorned something into an old show instead of just making a new show. The characters are unrecognizable. They're nothing remotely like the original characters which leads back to my point of why they didn't just start a new show? Overall bummed at the fact that an adult version of scooby doo has so much potential but is ruined by horrible jokes and annoying agendas. I miss the zoinks man.

I watched this because I saw so many ads for it and I just assumed it would be ok. It's incredible that this is mainstream. I hardly laughed - about as often as I laugh at law and order - and found some jokes just flat distasteful. If there were cis white male saying these exact jokes they would probably be booed off the stage and ridiculed in the media. I hope this isn't all the comedy contemporary shows have to offer.

I enjoyed parts of this show that made me think and feel. I enjoyed it until it seemed to get super political.

How do you measure a remake of a timeless classic? You can't really. Hence the 1 star instead of half. FIRST: where is mooshu? That alone is too much for me but I’ll set that aside. The plot is weak and rushed. It's a remake with all the impactful, humorous, and important moments removed - And not surgically but with a large clumsily handled blade. The FX were underwhelming and the weak movie drive couldn't make up for it. I think this actually undercut the strong woman message. I think the most disappointed part of it all was the terrible character development. Let me be more specific. There was none. By the end of the movie you don't know anyone's name, you have no idea who she befriends or why they support her. For such an important turning point you think they would have developed this more. They added another unnecessary female villain that just complicates the plot with witchcraft and magic. This brings me to my last point. Mulan - the previous form - was amazing because she served as a woman for duty and honor as just that, a woman. In this rendition they bless her with magical "chi" that is badly explained and essentially turns her into a plot armor ladened version of Wonder Woman. I won't spend anymore time on this disappointment but I will say that this 3rd rate movie was allowed to hide behind the great title of Mulan purely for profit's sake. Sad. Onto the mandalorian! Hopefully they won't mess that up as bad as this.