The most devastating part of “Mulan,” Disney’s much-anticipated live-action ... The New York Times called it “lightly funny and a little sad, filled with ravishing landscapes.” ...

Mulan's loyalty was shown time and time again throughout the movie, especially during the sad reunion with ... although that is part of the joy that makes up classic Disney movies.

When Disney ... Mulan is destined to dishonour her family – and the only way to redemption lies through marriage. In this society, there is no place for a woman outside of the household. The sad ...

But she’s sad and preoccupied ... And while Disney heavily marketed the 1998 Mulan as a butt-kicking pop feminist heroine of girl power, its filmmakers held on for dear life to part of the ...

This is reflected in the fact that many character names have been changed, In fact, Mulan herself is one of the few characters that doesn't have some sort of significant change from Disney version.

Who wants to pay $30 to watch the live action Mulan remake on Disney+ ... more to virtually own a movie seems worth it. Part of the problem for Disney is that it’s been undercutting itself ...

We've been anticipating the release of Disney's live-action Mulan ever ... "We had Ming-Na Wen, who was the original voice of Mulan in the animation part one and two, do a cameo in our film ...