The Scooby gang passes Batman's test and gets invited into the Mystery Analysts of Gotham. There's a new case at Gotham Chemical Storage. Batman lets the kids take the lead. It turns out to be connected to Batman's only unsolved case.

There are a few too many heroes. Honestly, I'm fine with just Aquaman and the Question. Maybe they're trying to get an ongoing team up situation. Apparently, there was one in the comics. All I know is that the movie needs fewer heroes. With all the heroes and villains coming in and out, this feels more like a best-of-clip-show episode of a long running TV series. I do like Aquaman's pathetic neediness and his relationship with the Question. I don't like Martian Manhunter. I do like this old style Batman and his relationship with the kids. I like the campy silly tone. I'm trying to remember if Scooby ever intentionally drove the Mystery Machine before this. I don't like overwhelming the mystery with so many characters. I like the silly.

This 2018 foray into the well-established and well-loved world of the Mystery Gang proved to be quite entertaining. And in comparison to so many many other Scooby-Doo animated movies, then it actually managed to lift itself up and out of the mediocre lane.

The storyline was good and you felt like you were right there alongside Scooby-Doo and all the others, while traversing the streets of Gotham.

The voice acting was good and there was the usual great performances by Frank Welker, Matthew Lillard, Kate Micucci and Grey DeLisle. But I was really taken by surprise when I heard the voice of Jeffrey Combs, as he is one of my favorite actors.

Good animation, as there always is from the Hanna-Barbera studios.

"Scooby-Doo and Batman: The Brave and the Bold" is definitely worth taking the time to watch if you enjoy the traditional Scooby-Doo adventures.

Very entertaining and fun movie. The animation was great. Batman and the Scooby gang played well together.