Scooby-Doo and the Alien Invaders

Actually one of the better modern Scooby-Doo movies, aside from Jennifer Love Hewitt doing the theme (Third Eye Blind was WAY better), but I was entertained even if the plot was a bit see-though.

Not quite the weakest of the 98-01 Scooby flicks, it does offer solid voice performances, another appearance by Mark Hamill, & the introduction of Shaggy's (sadly) one-&-done love interest Crystal, who's actually a really fun character. But, the villains are incredibly telegraphed & uninteresting, there's pretty gaping logic holes peppered throughout, & the story is stretched rather thin despite a 70-minute runtime. It's enjoyable enough to pass the time, but not much more than that.

Good characters but the plot is drawn out and the bad guys don't make sense in the amount of effort everything must have taken. So, like every other Scooby-Doo adventure. Beam me up, Scooby! Fav scene: when the aliens are revealed and they leave, Frank cries in sympathy.

These late '90s/early 2000s Scooby movies were the best of the bunch. This one was pretty solid for what it was although I could've done without the "Groovy" song.

This has the merit of being an animated cartoon rather than the failed acted interpretations of 2004. Whether you really like it depends on how well you remember the originals and can see that Daphne and Velma have been slightly morphed (into something new and not improved). Some memories for those of a certain age, but misses the original animation, soundtrack and characterisations. OK though

Meh

A surprisingly hip offering, with lots of fun in-jokes throughout. (Btw Crystal has a very tight cartoon can.)

Standard Scooby-Doo affair. Shag and Scoob get girlfriends. That's new.