Composer:
Jerry GoldsmithCast:
Ming-Na Wen, BD Wong, Soon-Tek Oh, Eddie Murphy, Harvey Fierstein, Miguel Ferrer, James Hong, Pat Morita, June Foray, Miriam Margolyes, George Takei (more)VOD (4)
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Disney’s original animated classic magically transforms an ancient Chinese legend into a spectacular motion picture event. Relive all the wonder and excitement as Mulan breaks tradition by joining the Imperial Army accompanied by her hilarious guardian dragon, Mushu. Mulan’s adventures lead her to a climactic battle, where her family’s honour and the fate of her entire country rest in her hands. (Disney / Buena Vista)
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More than a good cartoon, whose creators have been helped by computers in processing classically drawn images, but it doesn't matter at all. I have some reservations only about the uninteresting male protagonist, whom the writers horribly botched - otherwise everything in Mulan is in its place. Verbal and visual jokes, musical numbers (the two military songs are not to be missed), a likeable Mulan, the unbeatable Mushu the dragon with the voice of Eddie Murphy, music by Jerry Goldsmith. It’s good.
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Mulan's not a bad girl, but she's acting too American to save China. As a kid I wouldn't have cared, but unfortunately since I didn't get to see the story as a kid (if I'm wrong and I did, it didn't even stick in my mind, which is saying something) I can't "romanticize" it out of nostalgia. I guess I wanted it to be more epic, with fewer songs at the beginning. Which, on the other hand, I wouldn't have wanted – after all, it's a Disney movie... Great for kids to have fun, fine for adults to chill out.
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Right after watching the live-action version of Mulan, I decided to broaden my horizons and watch the original animated film, which I had avoided for a long time. The original Mulan intrigued me above all with its story, which, although simple on the one hand, conveys a clear message, both about finding oneself and about equality between people regardless of their gender, timeless and still relevant themes. Apart from the more serious and action-war level, I also had a royal good time with Mulan, thanks to the huge contribution of the little dragon Mushu, whose wisecracks and poses were truly funny, while he was well supported by a cricket, a horse and a grandmother.
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I was quite surprised by how well Disney managed to create a film that is saturated with Eastern culture and beauty, yet it's not just a boring fairy tale for children; at times, it's quite action-packed and notably funny as well. This is another beautiful example of how Disney movies are truly family-oriented and can captivate every member. I had a good time, and I didn't really expect anything from the movie.
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Mulan (1999) - One of the best Disney movies in and prolly my favourite movie. All of the songs here are catchy, high quality, and they fit the overall theme and mood of the film. Mushu and the cricket deliver some quality jokes throughout the whole experience (they're not the only source of great comedy here by far). The story is a little unbelievable and child-like, but that doesn't take away from how magical it is. I rewatch it every couple of years and always love it :)
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