ChikPapa Very disappointed :(

BroadcastChic Excellent, a Must See

Borgarkeri A bit overrated, but still an amazing film

Ortiz Excellent and certainly provocative... If nothing else, the film is a real conversation starter.

Robert . I honestly can't fathom how anyone could say ANYthing bad about this show. Not only is this the the best Scooby Doo ever created, but it's also one of the funniest kids cartoons I've ever seen. It's absolutely hilarious... playing to both adults and kids perfectly. It's interesting, smart, witty, endlessly entertaining, and just downright FUN. Seriously... I have been watching Scooby Doo for over 4 decades now... I still carry a Scooby Doo lunch box to work... and I have zero reservations in saying that this is simply the best ever. I really REALLY hope there will be more of these made some day.

somewhereinnowhere I have watched - All - Scooby-Doo since the early 70'ies. I have always enjoyed the rich animations with details as well as the quirky humor. I have not paid attention to the pre-rage over the new series, but I honestly understand it, having watched a few episodes of Be Cool, Scooby Doo...The animation is just.. No. Sorry, but it's animation for 5 year old kids. There's few to absolutely no details in the animations. A lot of it feels like they haven't made any effort what so ever - an example of this would be shaggy's beard which is just... zig-zags. The voice acting from Velma is a complete turn off. It could not be less engaging and more "I'm reading a script from top to bottom". I'm not sure what Fred is supposed to look like and I'm not sure I actually want to know. He reminds me of Family Dad... That's not a good thing.You can't have an animated series in which the animation puts off most people, the voice acting no better and still have a "decent" or "good" show as many like to claim. I am sorry, but popular animated series (and be cool, scooby doo is not one of them) relies on well- animated shots that are detailed with great voice-acting.It's fairly obvious that both the Hanna-Barbera founders aren't around anymore because hot damn they would never have allowed for this incarnation to hit the light of day.

generationofswine I just can't get into it. For starters it's the animation. This iteration of Scooby Doo doesn't look or feel at all like Scooby Doo. It looks more like, well, like Teen Titans. You know...cheap bucking for comical in an effort to cover it up.Not that Scooby Doo is historically beautifully animated, it is Hanna-Barbara after all, but it at least always had atmosphere. It always looked spooky.A Pup Named Scooby Doo looked darker than this.As a whole, it is waaay to light hearted for Scooby Doo. It looks too bright and vibrant, too much like the Powder Puff Girls and that is exactly how the story comes across as well.It's a cheapened dumbed down Scooby Doo.

matlavay My children and I love watching Be Cool Scooby Doo. My five year old daughter loves scooby doo and out of all the different remakes from the past and present we have never had so much fun watching this version of scooby doo. My twelve year old daughter and eight year old son would grumble when my five year old said she wanted to watch scooby doo but now we are all super excited when it is time to watch Be Cool Scooby Doo we have so much laughs and the characters are the best they have ever been I hope there will be at least a few seasons of this show and to the creators and writers, amazing job there is no scooby doo better!!!!!!!!!