Don't be fooled into thinking this is just a children's movie. This is anything BUT a children's movie. This is a masterclass in filmmaking. Truly. Adapting a worldwide phenomenon as huge as Scooby-Doo to the big screen seems, on paper, an impossible task but with a script written by James Gunn and Raja Gosnell sitting in the director's chair, something really magical is born.
It tells the story of four friends (and the titular character Scooby-Doo, who is a talking…
GOD AWFUL, oh my Christ. This hurt so much to watch. WHY was Emma Thompson doing an accent from Yugoslav? WHY was the writing so weak? WHYYYY were the characters all so crazy? I loathed this.
Thought this was a really interesting sequel to The Shining, which I wasn’t overly fond of, but I really enjoyed this!
Yes, I am a film student. Yes, this is my first time seeing Pulp Fiction. Yes, I am ashamed of this. Yes, it took me 19 years to watch it. And no, I have nothing new to add to this film’s narrative that hasn’t already been said.
