Scooby-Doo & Batman: the Brave and the Bold

Scooby-Doo movies tend to be pretty lacking, Batman cartoon movies tend to be pretty decent, just as one would expect, this one is somewhere in between. I'd be totally game for a whole series of crossover movies, because this satisfied both my inner seven year old and my inner fifteen year old selves.

Mash-up time! Scooby-Doo meets Batman! Gimme more! I'm enjoying these ridiculous joint adventures.

Actually surprisingly well put together. It’s limited of course, but it entertained the kids for 80 minutes and didn’t irritate me. Job done.

Plot too convoluted. I don't mind them adding as many cameos as possible, though it was humorous how they could afford all the major villains but not any decent superheroes. Aquaman was annoying. Daphne was better than usual since they actually made her helpful. Fav scene: car chase.

Watched it out of pure curiosity and, ya, I'm definitely not the target audience for this. I think I could have enjoyed the story more if it were tighter--for example, there was no reason to include Aquaman other than a corporate desire to prime audiences for the upcoming live-action movie--but instead it feels like a flabby episode of television. Even then, I'd still find it lacking because of its childish storytelling that treats logic and fantasy interchangeably. I'm sure it's fine for kids.

If you enough Scooby-Doo mash-up episodes or enough Batman and team being dumb and weak you'll most likely get a kick out of this.

Well, this is something.... different. Not awful, not good. Just fanservice for both series, really.

I'm not going to claim that this is anything like a good movie, but it delivers exactly what you expect from a Batman/Scooby-Doo crossover. There are a lot of scenes of Scooby-Doo and his pals running away from Batman villains. Freddy has a crush on Black Canary. Aquaman is just some sort of dumb party dude. Jeffrey Combs does the voice of the Question. If any of that sounds even slightly good, you probably can't go wrong here.