Look, this is a perfectly safe, perfectly wholesome, perfectly boring direct-to-video Scooby-Doo movie that exists solely because someone at Warner Bros. had a meeting with WWE and thought 'synergy!'
The Letterboxd rating of 2.9/5 tells you everything you need to know—this is not a hidden gem. It's the same Scooby formula you've seen a hundred times, but with John Cena and Triple H standing around looking confused about why they're in a cartoon. The mystery is predictable, the jokes are stale, and the whole thing feels like it was made by a marketing department rather than storytellers.
That said, if you have a 6-8 year old who loves both Scooby-Doo AND WWE (a very specific Venn diagram), they might enjoy this for exactly one viewing. Everyone else should probably just rewatch one of the better Scooby movies. It won't hurt your kid to watch this, but it also won't enrich their life in any meaningful way. It's visual oatmeal—bland, safe, and instantly forgettable.




