When the Emperor of China issues a decree that one man per family must serve in the Imperial Chinese Army to defend the country from Huns, Hua Mulan, the eldest daughter of an honored warrior, steps in to take the place of her ailing father. She is spirited, determined and quick on her feet. Disguised as a man by the name of Hua Jun, she is tested every step of the way and must harness her innermost strength and embrace her true potential.
Liu Yifei Donnie Yen Gong Li Jet Li Jason Scott Lee Yoson An Tzi Ma Rosalind Chao Cheng Pei-pei Ming-Na Wen Xana Tang Ron Yuan Jun Yu Chen Tang Doua Moua Jimmy Wong Nelson Lee Hoon Lee Crystal Rao Elena Askin Vincent Feng R.J. O'Young Roger Yuan Jenson Cheng Arka Das Jen Sung King Lau Zhaidarbek Kunguzhinov Gary Young Show All…
Sean O'Neill Jason Ellson Cameron McLean David Emmerichs Shaun Conway Todd Bilton John Curran Frederick Leota Craig Cooper Mike Mcrae Seb Graham Jan Kleinheins
Mark Robins Thomas P. Wilkins Ian Gracie Jill Cormack Damien Drew Sam Storey Helen Strevens Jason T. Clark Tony Drew Calvin Tsoi Filippo Valsecchi George Hamilton Mark Stephen Gabriel Kearney Lok Yiu Chan David Peters
Anne Kuljian David Chow Amber Richards Zahra Archer Marina Stojanovic Rachel van Baarle Rebecca Asquith Tanika Pratt Karijus Schlogl
Michael A. Martinez Rene Sekula Diana Giorgiutti Sean Andrew Faden Julius Kwan Anders Langlands Darwin Go John Brubaker Adam Pere Seth Maury Hubert Maston Laurent Laban Christian Irles Jarrod Nesbit Sebastian Meyer Mark Smith Jeanne-Élise Prévost Matthew Dravitzki Fiona Crawford Joe Howes Lilian Bravo Jason Astley Jared Hasselbach Duy Pham
Kyrsten Mate Scott Curtis Terry Porter Shelley Roden Tony Johnson Steve Harris John Roesch Chris Quilty Gwendolyn Yates Whittle Anna Behlmer Pascal Garneau Scott Guitteau E. Larry Oatfield Chris Manning Jonathan Borland Cloud Wang Christopher Barron Nick Docter Dan Abrams Mark Lindauer Ryan Stern Andy Winderbaum
Rick Findlater Denise Kum Jacqui Leung Chiara Tripodi Claire Rutledge Georgia Lockhart-Adams Michele Perry Hayley Ness Jacinta Driver Shay Lawrence Michael Krehl Susie Glass Tamara Eyre Daisy Faulkner Leanne Hoare Jacqueline Priem Ally Williams Toni Bisset Hannah Wilson Susan Durno
花木蘭, វីរៈនារីមូឡាន, Мулан [Mulan], มู่หลาน, 木蘭, Mulan 2020, Matchless Mulan, مولان, Мулан, Μουλάν, Mulán, מולאן, ムーラン, 뮬란, Mulana, Hoa Mộc Lan, 花木兰
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Dolby Theatre, Los Angeles
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Fucking worthless. It strips the original film of nearly everything that made it special, but forgets to add anything worthwhile as a substitute. It is inferior to the original in literally every respect. If that's not enough, it also contains the most fucking abysmal editing I've ever seen in a major motion picture. I'm baffled that Disney considered this theater-worthy for the longest time, and doubly insulted that they have the gall to charge $30 for such an irredeemably awful pile of garbage. A new low for the Disney live-action remakes.
But at least it's better than Artemis Fowl.
list of better ways to spend your $30:
• buy a Blu-ray of the original
• go see Tenet for the 4th time
• order 20 chicken nuggets, pocket the rest
• get a fly hat, autumn is coming
• buy your mom some flowers, she deserves
• Netflix subscription, so you can stop using someone else’s
• donate it, there are people who need it far more than Disney
There are literally hundreds of Chinese martial arts films that celebrate virtuous swordswomen. This cribs from that prominent wuxia legacy, dilutes it with market-expedient notions of nationalism, and proceeds to congratulate itself for its window-dressing representation. Oh, and the action is adequate at best.
If I wanted a Zhang Yimou movie, instead of putting a bunch of anonymous white people behind the camera, I would simply hire Zhang Yimou. But I guess that's why I don't make the big Disney bucks.
"this is my sad face 🙂 this is my curious face 🙂 and now I'm confused 🙂"
- me throughout this whole movie. also to people who paid 30 dollars for this
Mulan's disguise basically consists of a hat which is just straight up copying Perry the Platypus
