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Velma is an American adult animated mystery comedy television series featuring characters from the Scooby-Doo franchise. Created by Charlie Grandy for HBO Max, it stars executive producer Mindy Kaling as the voice of Velma Dinkley, with Sam Richardson, Constance Wu, and Glenn Howerton in supporting roles. Grandy also serves as the showrunner of the series. It revolves around Velma Dinkley and the other human members…
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We are living in the age of inclusion, and it is an undeniable fact that it is here to stay, even if many dislikes it. Personally, I believe that inclusion does no harm to anyone, on the contrary, it gives visibility to groups that are often stereotyped or ignored. Why do I start with this? Because I have just seen a production that has been heavily criticised for alleged "forced inclusion", but no, I am not talking…More
I was going to watch the series again, but now the app on the TV tells me I have to download Max, because HBO Max is gone, and when I hit download, it tells me it's not available yet, that is, plus I can't even use it from the browser because it's not available for this region. I don't hate them because I don't have enough energy to do it, so while I drink a beautifully hot red tea that I burned my hand with, I'll b…More
Source 1 Source 2 Edited on Canva HBO Max's reimagined Scooby Doo animation has been under scrutiny by the public even before the first episode aired back in January. The first time I saw the trailer of Velma, I expected that it would be judged because of how different it is from the Scooby Doo of our childhood days. However, I did not expect this show to spark up so much controversy. It seems like everyone with a p…More
I watched the first episode of Velma with my brother. Yes, THAT Velma show that's been coming out recently that's been despised by a large majority of the internet, and ironically, I ended up watching it because my brother dared me to do so instead of taking the word from the general consensus about it. And it surely was an interesting experience, but before starting to talk about the show, there's something you sho…More
Image edited with Canva E N G L I S H Recently I remembered that 'Velma' had premiered on HBO Max, and I decided to look at it. Before its premiere, I came across several reviews; the same as always: if they changed her skin color if they changed her culture if they changed her personality. I, tired of those things, decided to look at it and forge my review of the series. There are a lot of contexts here, after its…More
Source Like many of you, I tried to steel myself to watch the first episode of "Velma", the most recent animated series on HBO Max, characterized by trying to adapt the Scooby Doo franchise to a more adult audience. In the midst of the tsunami of negative reviews that poured out on the internet before and after its release, I thought it would be interesting to do my best to remain objective, thus issuing an opinion…More