Mulan wields a sword as a “loyal, brave and true” warrior in the first trailer for the live-action version of Disney’s 1998 animated hit “Mulan.” Director Niki Caro’s adaptation, based ...

Her father agrees that it's "what is best for our family." "Yes," Mulan replies. "I will bring honor to us all." "Quiet, composed, graceful, disciplined. These are the qualities we see in a good ...

For the live-action adaptation, there are instrumentals of songs from the original film, including “Honor to Us All” while Mulan got ready to see the matchmaker. “Reflection” plays a few ...

While Mulan is getting her hair and makeup done, an instrumental version of “Honor To Us All” plays in the background. Although Mulan never actually sings this song, an instrumental version of ...

The following reveals how the new "Mulan" makes some ... For example, the line “Bring honor to us” is spoken, instead of belted like it is in the song “Honor to Us All.” ...

Mulan’s ability to “bring honor to us all” animated within me a knowledge about myself. I wanted to be that woman. I was that woman. Mulan helped me understand my identity as a transgender ...

Mulan responded by saying, "Yes, I will bring honor to us all." This is followed by actress Liu Yifei as Mulan showed off her sword-fighting skills. The Chinese-American actress is seen disguising ...

In Disney’s 1998 animated film Mulan, the titular heroine’s mantra is that she will “bring honor to us all,” even if she must do so by unconventional means. The line is so tied to that ...

Watching the film again, I realized that as an adult, I can identify with Mulan — she wants to do right by her family and bring “honor to us all,” but she also wants to choose her own path ...

Featuring intense action sequences and sweeping cinematography, the latest Mulan trailer shows the titular heroine vowing to “bring honor to us all,” leading an army of men into battle against ...