Critics have set out to answer that very question, and the result is a totally mixed bag. One quick search of “Scoob! reviews” or a glance at the film’s page on Rotten Tomatoes will show you that ...

Scoob! is now available to watch on Theater at Home VOD streaming, after seeing its theatrical release canceled along with every other film that was on the release schedule this spring. The film has ...

The exclamation point at the end of “Scoob!” isn’t there for effect. It’s a warning to parents that this film is as hopped-up on sugar as a kid on Oct. 31. Constantly driving, never resting for a ...

There’s a moment early in “Scoob!” when a bowling alley attendant tells a group of crime-solving teens that some robots have just attacked “a talking dog and this gangly dude who had the habit of ...

Matt Goldberg has been an editor with Collider since 2007. As the site's Chief Film Critic, he has authored hundreds of reviews and covered major film festivals including the Toronto International ...

The voice cast of Scoob! is even more A-list than the 2002 movie’s cast. That movie may have struggled to make a CGI dog feel substantial in live-action scenes. By making the entire world computer ...

It’s taken 51 years, but someone has finally done in “Scooby-Doo.” Oh, don’t worry, the talking pup’s not dead, but his newest movie, called “Scoob!,” is totally lifeless. I thought the 2002 Freddie ...

Ignore the weird Simon Cowell gags. Despite its rocky start, Tony Cervone’s “Scoob!,” eventually moves past squeezing in gags about modern tastemakers (do kids even know who Simon Cowell is?) to ...

Since “Trolls World Tour” premiered last month online, to great financial acclaim thanks to a world in quarantine, it’s a good bet that the animated feature “Scoob!” (home streaming May 15) will ...

First, a confession: There are those of us who have never really been fans of Scooby-Doo, or for that matter, those meddling kids. Still, the animated dog and his crime-solving crew have been around ...

Jinkies! After more than 50 years of Scooby-Doo shenanigans, you’d think they have the franchise template pretty much down by now: Take a snack-loving talking dog, add in his hippie best friend, their ...