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Disney did it again! Mulan is fun for the whole family!
Disney did it again! Mulan is a movie with a spetacular story about a chinese girl who refuses to follow the ancient boring chinese traditions. She is not afraid to follow her heart and do what she believes to be the right thing. One of the great things about Disney's cartoons is how they show the place of the story, which is equivalent to a film Photography. We had a great view of the ancient Greece in Hercules, Africa in The Lion King, Paris in The Hunchback of Notre Dame, and again, the images of the ancient China in Mulan is already enough to love the movie! Another goal in all the Disney Cartoons are the loving pet characters, and Mulan isn't different. The new pet characters Cri Kee, the cricket and Mushu, the dragon are hilarious! Eddie Murphy plays the voice of Mushu. So, do you have any doubt that this dragon is funny and make excellent jokes? Cri Kee on the other hand makes only cricket noises, but not less funny because of that! Finally, everybody will love this chinese girl, Mulan. A person who refuses to follow the chinese traditions to do what she thinks to be the right thing. Her bravery will surely inspire every girl to believe in their hearts. Even when this means to struggle for what you want. The Disney Studios put everything that I said together in an amazing story of adventure that will surely be a great entertainment for the whole family! Highly recommended!!!

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Disney Lurches out of Slump with Mulan (Almost)
Or would have lurched out, had they devoted any media muscle to this film. Instead, Disney chose to pull their punches and hope to recoup their money on video. Had they pushed or hyped this film in any way--more people would have seen this incredible film.

I was lucky enough to see it at the Uptown theater, the second largest theater on the east coast. Having seen the video, I'm somewhat disappointed with the pan and scan job. Watching it on a television, it just didn't have the same effect. Two examples--when the Huns charge down a mountain on horseback, and when everyone in the Imperial city bows. I wasn't filled with awe nor fear, rather I was filled with disappointment. I had seen and felt those two scenes in the theater, but on the video, they come across rather unimpressive. If Disney ever releases a wide screen edition of this movie, I'll change my review to five stars.

The voice acting is excellent, as is the screenplay. Ming Na Wen and Lea Salonga do an excellent job as Mulan, with Eddie Murphy providing plenty of comic relief.

The art and the animation style shows that Disney is not limited to cookie cutter releases like Pocahontas and Hunchback.

Oh, and finally, a Disney movie where the heroine doesn't end up kissing/dating/marrying the 'hero.' That was getting tiring. That alone gives this movie an additional 1/2 star.

Bottom Line: Superior to Previous Disney Releases

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One of My Favorite Disney's
I love most of the Disney movies whether they are animated or acted. What impressed me most about this movie was not just the animation, voice acting, and music great, but the moral was super. Most good movies have a lesson to be learned. This one was incredibly simple and to the point. Value all people and learn what they have to offer no matter what their sex, believes, et cetera. I highly recommend this movie for the whole family. It is ashame Disney hasn't learned it shouldn't limit the sales of their movies yet. I think they are going to learn the hard way when someone buys them out and stops the stupid moratorium policy. I know if I could buy Disney the first thing I would do is fire the person or persons responsible for the moratorium and second I would immediately make all Disney movies available all the time. If you see negative votes here there is a good possibility they come from scalpers. They want to sell you used Disney movies for three or four times what they are worth. They don't want them to be available all the time. They want them to be unavailable for at least eight years.