Something I love is that Shan Yu said “the solider from the mountain” not something like you’re a women? Because the huns had female worriers fighting alongside the men so to him it wasn’t a shock to see a woman fighting

“How many men do you think it takes to deliver a message?” “One.” Most cold blooded villain line in a Disney movie ever.

The fact that Mulan was told to go home but she refused, I think at that point it was more than trying to keep her family’s name respected, it was her trying to prove herself that she’s worth it

"Don't fight dirty," You sounded like a fun auntie.

The singing voice of Mulan is Lea Salonga, a Disney legend from the Philippines, who also provided the singing voice for princess Jasmine! She’s the genius behind the song “A Whole New World” ❤️

your reactions are always fun to watch

You know you’ve done something right when the Emperor himself gives you a “You bow to no one” scene.

That’s really amazing reaction, As a Chinese girl, Mulan has been always our excellent example for us to protect our country, we are always taught to be a superwoman like Mulan.

One of my favorite Disney movies. Back when Disney took risk and were for both adults and kids.

One of my favorite 2D Disney movies!

Xiran Jay Zhao did a really good video examining the cultural and historical accuracy of both this version and the live action remake, and it's really interesting if you like learning that kind of thing

Fact: the dog's name is Little Brother is a nod to the original legend. In ond of the versions Mulan did have a brother, but he was too young and could not join the army

Eddie Murphy is so iconic, my favorite parts of the movie are his lines

I love that after they find the girl to truly fight for (the child), there is no further singalong music and a tonal shift.

I love this movie so much! It's been one of my favorite movies since I was little. There are a couple historical inaccuracies though. One of the biggest being that the people we call the Huns in modern times never actually attacked China. The people that would have most likely attacked would have been the Mongolians or other Nomadic peoples who lived close to the Chinese borders. Another big inaccuracy is that Mulan was discovered early on and quit the army after that one war. In the original poem of Mulan she is in the army for over a decade and rose to the rank of general without ever being discovered.

There is a second movie for mulan that takes place after this one if you want to know more of the story

Mulan is my favorite disney princess! The fact that Shang gave her the heart eyes while she was ping is just 🤌🏻💋

I heard The little girl with doll was the Girl worth fighting for

Mulan is no joke my fave disney princess. None of the others come close

omg so exciteddd

I like your reaction good job. Your observations were on point, and compared to others, well, even though you probably don’t know much about Chinese history or culture, your comments were respectful and not frivolous, understanding that it is not your culture and only judge by non Chinese standards. Others seem to comment and thing ancient China should be like modern times culture. Thank you. FYI, the legend of Mulan is kinda legendary, there wasn’t a historical Mulan although there are a few Chinese woman who gained fame in war that most likely inspired the legend. Kinda like Robin Hood.

First time watching, and I loved your reaction! I'm so happy you were able to leave in snippets of the music without being demonetized (hopefully). This is probably my favorite Disney film, it's perfect bottom to top.

Really enjoyed this reaction and loved your commentary! Mulan is one of Disney’s best. ❤️

"I'll Make a Man Out of You" is a favorite of mine. Sang by Donny Osmund! Mulan 2 is worth a watch at some point, IMO! :)

Best Disney movie

Love your reaction!!!

17:57 a girl worth fighting for

You should check out the sequel of mulan 2.

Have you seen Gulliver's Travels from 1939? That is an animated musical film that came two years after Snow White.

Mushu couldn't awake the great stone dragon at the beginning because he was already awoken in Mulan. She is the dragon that protects her family

I'm going to g make a guess based on your cadence, and the background: You're either a shrink or a early childhood educator. (And now to check if your channel info will support either of those.)

I heard that at least some people from the Chinese audience were unhappy with the hair cutting scene, because, apparently, the soldiers used to keep their hair long, and cutting it was a sacrilege, not what in some Western places people tend to think: a new beginning, a new self. The producers did not take that VERY important fact into account. Disney makes movies of several different places and cultures on Earth, but always from a Western point of view, so is it really inclussive? By the way, I am sure that many people complained about the Live Action movie, that it didn't have some of the most epic moments of the 1998 movie, like the hair cutting scene, and many other complaints. The elimination of that scene for me is a point for the Live Action. Now, taking into account that for me Mulan also has a Western POV, let's move on to the next point. I noticed that, when Mulan dresses as a male soldier to save her father and China, the audience doesn't complain about it (as they shouldn't). But, when the boys dress as concubines to save China is usually taken as a joke by the audience. They all dress up as concubines safe Shang. I know he is general and that his face is very well known, but the the boys put some fancy dresses and make up on, and they change their voice, and it works. In my opinion, the producers didn't want to "put at risk" the "macho-man" figure of general Li Shang, who by the way, is the love interest of our protagonist. So, of course, she ends up with the "real man". So, does Mulan really change our perspective on gender roles? Don't get me wrong, I feel an emotional attachment to this movie. I certainly do NOT want to ruin this movie to anyone, but if what I say has some kind of truth to it, I think we should question to what extent is this and many other movies really inclussive and revolutionary.

Mulan 1998.

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Not gonna lie, I thought she was the vegan teacher 😅

Mulan > Tarzan

Amazing reaction! If you loved this film, I think you would enjoy the live action version of it. There is a stage adaption for schools to perform, although I hope they will do a full musical adaptation for Broadway. 🎎👩🏻🐲🪭⚔️🎇🎆❤️💛