McCrillis Nsiah

Very immature, childish, ghetto-ish, ratchet-ish, and obnoxious. The humor is just nothing more than simply overuse of profanity and name-calling, thus, making every character come off as gimmicks instead of actually realistic and relatable characters. I can’t believe they allowed the children actors to participate in the making of this one-note film. The plot itself is also pretty standard at best because its concept has been done multiple times before, but with better execution. Word of advice…keep the profanity and name-calling to a minimum and come up with a more original and relatable plot than this.

Way better than the manga/Botherhood. It handled many of its themes and messages in a more serious and believable matter, unlike Brotherhood. It also has so many situations and plot twists that made for more variety in its atmosphere. The ending is also very bittersweet yet hopeful and ties in to the core theme of the show - sacrifice. This will always be one of my favorite animated childhood series of all time. The manga and Brotherhood come nowhere remotely close to this. Point, blank, period. I give this an 8/10, while I give the manga a 7/10 and Brotherhood a 6/10.

Very good movie, good storyline. I enjoyed the relationship between the father and son. I hated the uncle though, he was a piss-poor example for his two nephews (the aforementioned father and his brother). The movie was sorta tragic but turn out a-okay in the end. Wish the movie was longer or even a full series though.

The only Scooby-Doo movie/episode that I personally like in the entire franchise for reasons XYZ.

Love this show with all my heart and miss it dearly to this very day.