Disney has given us a slew of live-action remakes that have been remarkable such as “The Jungle Book”, “Beauty and the Beast”, “Dumbo” and “The Lion King” to name a few and now we can look forward to the upcoming remake of “Mulan”. The new trailer for the upcoming film show’s our favorite Disney warrior “Mulan” who is more than determined to fulfill her destiny and win over our hearts. The film was shot in both China and New Zealand and the scenery looks absolutely amazing. Mulan is played by Liu Yifei, aka Crystal Liu, a star of the big screen in China. Just like in the 1998 cartoon version of the story, her character is engaged to be married but decides to join the army instead, against the will of her family and the orders of the emperor, played by Jet Li. Mulan disguises herself as a man to defend her people against the Hun invasion. The film is being directed by Niki Caro, who was hired by Disney following the success of Whale Rider and The Zookeeper’s Wife. …
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We have finally gotten our first look at the live-action remake of Disney’s “Mulan” with the release of the first teaser trailer. In the trailer, we see Mulan striving to fulfill what she knows is her destiny. The film looks fantastic and we can hardly contain our excitement for the spring of 2020 release date! The new movie takes us to the mountains of China (and New Zealand) for epic training scenes of the troops who master combats moves to perfection, starting with Mulan herself, more determined than ever. Chinese star actress Liu Yfei, aka Crystal Liu, took over the role of Mulan. Like in the 1998 cartoon, while already betrothed, she changes her destiny by joining the army against her family’s wishes and the emperor’s order, played by Jet Li. Mulan dresses up as a man to defend her people against the invasion of the Huns. The film is directed by Nikki Caro and will definitely have some differences from the original animated version with the biggest difference being that there will be no music in this live-action version …
Yesterday, a teaser trailer and poster offered a glimpse into the epic tale of a fearless young woman who risks everything out of love for her family and her country to become one of the greatest warriors China has ever known. Disney’s Mulan opens in U.S. theaters on March 27, 2020. When the Emperor of China …