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Topic	Where is the Velma hate coming from? Are people legit HUGE fans of Scooby?
creativerealms 01/22/23 2:38:29 PM #54:	FortuneCookie posted... To me, Scooby Doo is like animated comfort food. It's always been there. It's okay. I kinda like it. I take it for granted. I'm not a huge fan of it. I could easily see others liking it more than I do. But I'm having trouble seeing why people are this upset about HBO's Velma. Does Scooby Doo really have this huge fan base of emotionally connected fans that go all in? Are they just more quiet about it than fans of Schreck, Frozen, and My Little Pony? Or are they grabbing pitchforks and torches because someone made a woke show where everyone gets a race change and/or orientation change? I understand getting annoyed at virtue signaling or a show making changes for the sake of making changes. But it seems like the vehement response is disproportionate to the emotional connection which I expected Scooby Doo to have with people. When I get mad about Disney Star Wars, it's because Star Wars was my childhood. If I'd been able to see into the future, I'd have spent those years reading classical literature instead. I just can't see someone saying, "Scooby Doo was my childhood." I can't imagine a bad Scooby Doo adaptation being a proverbial arrow to the heart that Disney Star Wars is for me and thousands of others -- especially since it's guaranteed that there will be yet another independent Scooby Doo adaptation within the next two years or so. What's funny is the reason I can't get mad at modern Star Wars is because the original was my childhood. So when I see children today loving the modern movies with the same love and wonder that I had for the originals? I just can't hate it. The new movies don't appeal to me but clearly they still work. When I see kids name their animals Kylo or any other character, I just can't bring myself to despise Disney Star wars. The sequels don't stop my love of the originals and I am enjoying some of the TV shows and movies so it's not a shot to the heart too me. Velma on a far different level of bad. No one likes Velma, it has no target audience. It doesn't work. --- Release the Batgirl movie! <cite>creativerealms posted [p:971017067] in Where is t... [t:80320106]...</cite> <quote>FortuneCookie posted... </cite><quote>To me, Scooby Doo is like animated comfort food. It's always been there. It's okay. I kinda like it. I take it for granted. I'm not a huge fan of it. I could easily see others liking it more than I do. But I'm having trouble seeing why people are this upset about HBO's Velma.Does Scooby Doo really have this huge fan base of emotionally connected fans that go all in? Are they just more quiet about it than fans of Schreck, Frozen, and My Little Pony? Or are they grabbing pitchforks and torches because someone made a woke show where everyone gets a race change and/or orientation change? I understand getting annoyed at virtue signaling or a show making changes for the sake of making changes. But it seems like the vehement response is disproportionate to the emotional connection which I expected Scooby Doo to have with people. When I get mad about Disney Star Wars, it's because Star Wars was my childhood. If I'd been able to see into the future, I'd have spent those years reading classical literature instead. I just can't see someone saying, "Scooby Doo was my childhood." I can't imagine a bad Scooby Doo adaptation being a proverbial arrow to the heart that Disney Star Wars is for me and thousands of others -- especially since it's guaranteed that there will be yet another independent Scooby Doo adaptation within the next two years or so.</quote>What's funny is the reason I can't get mad at modern Star Wars is because the original was my childhood. So when I see children today loving the modern movies with the same love and wonder that I had for the originals? I just can't hate it. The new movies don't appeal to me but clearly they still work. When I see kids name their animals Kylo or any other character, I just can't bring myself to despise Disney Star wars.The sequels don't stop my love of the originals and I am enjoying some of the TV shows and movies so it's not a shot to the heart too me.Velma on a far different level of bad. No one likes Velma, it has no target audience. It doesn't work. --- Release the Batgirl movie!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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