Mulan (1998)
Directed by Tony Bancroft and Barry Cook
Story by Robert D. San Souci
Screenplay by Rita Hsiao & Chris Sanders & Philip LaZebnik & Raymond Singer & Eugenia Bostwick-Singer
Based on "Ballad of Mulan" by Guo Maoqian
Stars: Ming-Na Wen, BD Wong, Eddie Murphy, Miguel Ferrer, Harvey Fierstein, Freda Foh Shen, June Foray, James Hong, and Pat Morita
I was going to review Dog Day Afternoon, but I wasn't feeling the vibe of that movie. I was thinking that I didn't review an animated film so I chose this one.
Based on an old fable, Mulan (Wen) disguises herself as her father in order to fight in the Chinese army against Shan-Yu (Ferrer).
| I didn't know that much about this movie unless you count Christina Aguilera singing "Reflection". The beginning what about honor, you dishonor me, you dishonor the family a lot. It was getting old. When Mulan leaves her village, that's when the movie got better. | ||
| I was expecting for Mulan, now as Ping and Shang (Wong) to have a moment. The surprising part is that Shang was respectful to Mulan. I appreciate that. |
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| Rating: 7/10 |
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