Isn’t this a super tragic ending for the two? Being alone in space for 3 months without any supplies is really sad.
Let’s ignore the ramifications of how this looks for the space station since it doesn’t really matter. Give me a nice pizza or a Cheeseburger any day! They better enjoy it though because for 3 months that’s all that they’re going to get. I’m not saying that it’s terrible, but the goop just doesn’t look visually appealing. This plot doesn’t really hurt the film since it’s not all that bad, but it doesn’t exactly help it either.Īnother thing that I found a little iffy was how Shaggy and Scooby enjoyed the space food so much. Now That was very wince worthy and hurt the film. It never gets interesting to be honest, but it’s not as terrible as the Velma romance that we got back in the day. Haven’t we seen this very same plot many, many times over the years. At least Melanie played the friend zone card right away, but Fred didn’t really get the memo and it can get a little sad. Why do we need a fake/forced romance here when we all know how this is going to end. One plot that wasn’t quite as good though was the one between the daughter and Fred. A good villain can always up the stakes for a film…and the intensity quite a bit. It was probably the most action packed moment that we’ve seen in Scooby Doo in quite a while. With one slap, he was able to knock Scooby Doo’s large dog robot through a lot of canisters and dented a wall. He can fire lasers and has quite the large amount of raw power. Naturally, the big draw for the film is the villain. Scooby Doo is technically consistent and has been for a very long time at this point. The soundtrack is pretty standard, but it gets the job done. Everyone looks sharp and the character models are accurate. We actually get some laser blasts and punches thrown so that’s always great. Let’s get the technical aspects out of the way from the get go. The show makes him as exaggerated as possible so it’s hard to find him even remotely likable. There’s also a creepy scientist who likes the daughter and isn’t afraid to admit it, but nobody takes him seriously and he makes a big mess of things whenever he is around. We also learn that the father didn’t actually invent the dog and one scientist is resentful of that. Her father dashes away and the cops aren’t so sure of what’s about to happen next.
(Unintentional I’m sure…) The Giant Robot Dog that her father owns goes on a rampage though and disappears. She quickly becomes the first suspect since all new characters foot the bill and she seems to want to make an enemy out of Daphne. Instead he catches a shifty lady who is the daughter of one of the world’s greatest scientists. They were aiming to win this one with Fred’s new trap that throws you into a glued net after disarming you of all metals. Scooby and the gang were having a good ole time when they happened upon the convention. I can safely say that this villain was a lot more intense so get ready for some fights. Time for the next Scooby Doo special! This one looked a little more interesting immediately because we’re getting a Giant Robot Dog! Are you hyped yet? It’s essentially the return of the Zoids and as that was a very underrated franchise, it’s good to see it make a comeback.
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