The Bible is truth. Please read at least Genesis Mathew and one you chose yourself. It’s important to truly understanding what’s at stake. There’s a ton that never gets talked about in church. You really don’t know until you’ve looked into it personally. Think of those three books as the bare minimum reading requirement. Please at least get though that much. But don’t just stop there. The real power lies in the inner work Jesus Christ taught. Genuinely looking inside, and forgiving is the key. To be forgiven we must forgive. Start with your parents, they should be easiest, they’ve loved you. I know how that sounds coming from a stranger, but it is an extremely important spiritual milestone to get through as an adult. Faith isn’t some abstract concept you have, it’s something you show though your actions. Not belief, actions based on belief. Genuinely putting Jesus Christ’s lessons into action in your own life is how you show God that mustard seed of faith he requires. It’s not going to church. It’s how you treat others, children, animals, yourself, and the planet. It all starts in the heart. Love and forgiveness are tied together. If you love, you forgive. Not just those you love, but those who’ve hurt you, those that aren’t sorry, those that you truly don’t want to forgive. Overcoming that and genuinely forgiving from within the heart is key. God loves everyone, not just you and yours, but your enemies, and strangers on the street too. Shining the light of God though your actions allows others to see what’s so special about a relationship with Christ. It’s not about being a bigger or better person. It’s about showing everyone the beauty Jesus Christ showed us all we were capable of. It all starts in the heart. That’s where Love is. That’s what God wants you to know. God doesn’t just love, he is love. Please trust me. Breaking down before Jesus Christ and asking for forgiveness heals your soul. But it’s not just words. Mean them inside by doing the inner work Jesus Christ taught. That’s what truly makes everything come together. Jesus Christ is lord. Just think about his life to understand why that is. This is a man who lived without sin, for the sake of others he spent his whole life happily healing, teaching, healing others to know the true path. Yet he was betrayed by his friend, crucified by his own people, and yet the love he had for them was so great he begged for forgiveness for them. This act of love, the life and death of Jesus Christ is how we know he is truly the son of God. God is love. Jesus Christ is truly the only begotten son of God, of Love. God loves you enough to sacrifice someone so great do you can receive this message. Please listen Jesus Christ is the way truth and life.
Ironically both times she was also supposed to be married to someone (in the first movie a hypothetical suitor which would bring honor, and in the second movie a Local Lord in exchange for the freedom of the princesses)
The Bible is truth. Please read at least Genesis Mathew and one you chose yourself. It’s important to truly understanding what’s at stake. There’s a ton that never gets talked about in church. You really don’t know until you’ve looked into it personally. Think of those three books as the bare minimum reading requirement. Please at least get though that much. But don’t just stop there. The real power lies in the inner work Jesus Christ taught. Genuinely looking inside, and forgiving is the key. To be forgiven we must forgive. Start with your parents, they should be easiest, they’ve loved you. I know how that sounds coming from a stranger, but it is an extremely important spiritual milestone to get through as an adult. Faith isn’t some abstract concept you have, it’s something you show though your actions. Not belief, actions based on belief. Genuinely putting Jesus Christ’s lessons into action in your own life is how you show God that mustard seed of faith he requires. It’s not going to church. It’s how you treat others, children, animals, yourself, and the planet. It all starts in the heart. Love and forgiveness are tied together. If you love, you forgive. Not just those you love, but those who’ve hurt you, those that aren’t sorry, those that you truly don’t want to forgive. Overcoming that and genuinely forgiving from within the heart is key. God loves everyone, not just you and yours, but your enemies, and strangers on the street too. Shining the light of God though your actions allows others to see what’s so special about a relationship with Christ. It’s not about being a bigger or better person. It’s about showing everyone the beauty Jesus Christ showed us all we were capable of. It all starts in the heart. That’s where Love is. That’s what God wants you to know. God doesn’t just love, he is love. Please trust me. Breaking down before Jesus Christ and asking for forgiveness heals your soul. But it’s not just words. Mean them inside by doing the inner work Jesus Christ taught. That’s what truly makes everything come together. Jesus Christ is lord. Just think about his life to understand why that is. This is a man who lived without sin, for the sake of others he spent his whole life happily healing, teaching, healing others to know the true path. Yet he was betrayed by his friend, crucified by his own people, and yet the love he had for them was so great he begged for forgiveness for them. This act of love, the life and death of Jesus Christ is how we know he is truly the son of God. God is love. Jesus Christ is truly the only begotten son of God, of Love. God loves you enough to sacrifice someone so great do you can receive this message. Please listen Jesus Christ is the way truth and life.
That's not what that line says, and it's not what happens in the movie... The line foreshadows the song, "girl worth fighting for," in which the entire song is about men wanting a woman to fight for, but ends on a somber image of a burned doll, showing that the REAL women men fight is for are the children... Mulan wins the war not because she wins over the group and leads them to victory, but because she uses her individuality and intellect, defies orders, and causes an avalanche, wiping out the enemy. This is ALSO foreshadowed in this song, when Mulan moves a piece to the side on the old men's board game, changing the flow of the game.
@davidtucker9498 All of that is true, but the prev commenter was talking about after the avalanche and it is found that Mulan is a woman. In the end, her soldier buddies still come fight by her side when she was right about the Huns taking the Emperor hostage, showing that they will "go to war for" Mulan. It is their teamwork in the Palace that TRULY wins the war.
@@rory8182yeah the person doesn’t know what they are talking about. Probably young. Going to ‘war’ doesn’t have to mean an ACTUAL war. She asked the guys to fight alongside her and they were like WE IN! Not bc she was a girl (maybe a little) but bc she was their friend and comrade.
Mulan used musical elements so well. Including by stopping mid happy song when shit gets dark and never having a musical number from that point on. One of the many things the Mulan remakes director failed to understand.
Well, there is the brief little reprise of "Make a Man Out of You" when they're getting in drag to save the emperor, but your comment is still the best of all the top comments here
@@oldfashionedstitches2378they could, but we might not know. Current Disney focuses on quantity over quality, giving their artists less time to refine their work.
@@isabelayourboyfriendsheeee2791 but there's another symbol behind that : in asian culture, hair is very important (all the warriors have long hair) but cutting it means abandoning your old life
@@isabelayourboyfriendsheeee2791 I was curious after seeing that in " Princess Mononoke " and " Avatar, the last airbender " so I did sole research. In fact, the hair is important in every culture
The whole sequence also gives us incredible insight on who Mulan is. She’s often late, she’s inventive, she’s very smart, she can make decisions on the fly, she doesn’t like unfairness and is protective of kids.
Her returning the doll to the little girl is a tragic foreshadow of when they find the doll in the destroyed village, and how Mulan leaves it behind, almost like spiritually returning it to its owner. This scene is full of details that lead back to the overarching story, and it’s quite brilliantly done.
@@realafah…what? Where did this topic of divorce suddenly come from? (I’m trying to search my Chinese brain as to any Asian cultural reference you might be possibly making, and I’m still puzzled)
@@realafah “I just thought in passing it was relevant to the topic as a whole” So…. how is divorce relevant to the conversation topics of Mulan’s personality and examples of foreshadowing in the Mulan movie?
This song has many hidden meanings. “Striking a good match is one”, where “boys will gladly go to war for you” is another as later on a song plays out called “A girl worth fighting for”. There’s also the scene where Mulan places a checker piece down, and if you notice the two men are playing Chinese checkers, which is ultimately harder than regular checkers. This signifies her having good battle strategies. Also, they talk about hair being important. She cuts her hair to look like a man. The songs in Mulan have many hidden meanings, and to decipher them all would take forever.
The animated version shows Mulan’s struggles and hardship in a man’s world for war. It was tough, but her persistent and determination after not wanting to see her ill father join has her kept going. She wasn’t all “I can do this” attitude. She knew her flaws and tries to work with what she can do. Live version of Mulan gave her cheat codes and became powerful from the start.
Yeah. I only watched Xiran Jay Zhao's video about the live action and she went: "Saying your chi is special is like saying "Your blood is special." It makes no sense and you wouldn't say this." She has a lot of fantastic points about both movies and other Asian inspired media. Plus, she did a video about how MSG isn't all that bad. It's just salt. I highly recommend watching her videos if you like Mulan, Avatar the Last Airbender and I think she did one or two Kung Fu Panda movies.
The reason we connected with her in the animated film was because she was portrayed more realistically. Yes, she was definitely smart and capable in the beginning, but she had to go through a lot of growth to get where she ended up. It showed that their presumptions of women not being able to be soldiers wasn't because of some spiritual, inevitable factor, because with the same regimen and tasks, she ended up flourishing in her environment. This is what made the live action Mulan feel so wooden, souless, and even somewhat disrespectful to the original's message
Actually the line "boys will gladly go to war for you" has a better connection, because later on, when they are setting off into the mountains, the soldier are singing "A girl worth fighting for". It's a great call back, punctuated by them finding the doll, belonging to a girl that died in the hun raid. They found their girl worth fighting for.
Interestingly enough, that scene at the end of "a girl worth fighting for" where they find the doll also marks something of a genre change in the movie itself, as up until that point the main focus is on Mulan trying to hide her gender and fit in with the rest of the men, with the huns being a present, but background plot. After the Doll, how ever, defeating the huns takes the main focus, and now Mulan hiding her gender becomes a footnote.
@@thisisnotmyrealchannellink6924 yeah but in zuko's case it was to bring honor back to the royal fire nation family that took him half a year, a date in the earth kingdom, a long hard look at reality that his father and his father and his father before him lead the fire nation into unheard of levels of slaughter and probably rape of the earth kingdom people living on the coastline and the coastline itself that became during the later years of avatar aang the republic and its capital republic city (actual name unknown as republic city is a draft name)
@@thisisnotmyrealchannellink6924 no… Zuko and Azula’s honor are different from Mulan’s. It has to do with marriage, how conservative Asian culture was/is and how important it is to find the most compatible person to spend the rest of your life with (that’s why there’s a matchmaker, part of Asian culture as well)
In the movie "The Incredibles", The Island that is Syndrome's base is called "Nomanisan" It's only mentioned briefly on Mr Incredibles 2nd approach, as he's drinking a mimosa, but it's the central theme of the film The Island of Nomanisan Nomanisan Island No Man Is An Island He needs his family and his friends to succeed
Honestly, I think it's more interesting how "A Girl Worth Fighting For" is the last musical sing-along in the movie. The song ends when they find the remains of the village. This was done to highlight the importance of the scene, to draw out serious undertones for the rest of the movie.
I do too. Usually in musicals the music is played through out the whole movie, but in Mulan it stops half way. Its unique for a musical and it does highlight the action.
Also convenient the story takes place in a moment in time where a presumably unified China fought an outside 'evil' faction, most of their bloody history has been fighting among the various chinese factions for control and power of their particular lord rather than some noble ideal
"A Girl Worth Fighting For" ends when they finally reached the Burned Village, The Doll that Mulan found was the Girl in village that died, they then goes on a Different Mission, to avenge the Girl, Hence, .A Girl Worth Fighting For.
@@PortaTerzo Actually The camp was settled in a Village, The Huns burned the Village and ambushed the Camp without the Men preparing, There's even a Storyboard that shows the Deleted Scene in Mulan, Its in the Wiki.
I only just now noticed this more fully. In this song, she shows her gift for strategy by beating the old man at checkers. Then she shows her desire to protect others by getting the girl her doll back.
She also beats the guy in seconds. She probably does know the game very well, of course, but still. She’s able to look at what’s going on, compare it to what she knows and then quickly make a decision to win.
Even better, that game isn't checkers. It's Chinese chess, and they play with pieces with characters signifying positions/weaponry that may be found in an army on a field of war.
The kids playing out their traditional roles - the boys fighting with wooden swords, the girl with her doll - which becomes a heartbreaking callback later in the film.
@@honeyblossom17you don’t remember when mulan and the troops find a little girl’s doll, hinting but not directly stating that she died, along with countless other innocents
@@keyladiaz7280its not the same girl. That girl lives in Mulan's village. It was a different village that was attacked. A doll being shown early in the film was supposed to make sure that you associated the presence of a doll with the presence of a child(who it belongs to), they then hammer that point in when the bad guy(don't remember his name) says soemthing about a little girl missing her doll, and then Mulan finds the doll, which calls back to the idea of the little girl from her village. They do that, so that Mulan can remember who she's fighting for. Which is her village, her family, and that little girl with a doll(in her village). Which thematically calls back to the line "a girl worth fighting for".
Yeah no duh, he was calling them weaker, he wants them to be strong men not the “fairer weaker sex” as they were seen, “ill make a man out of you”…..he definitely failed there, mulan didnt end up as a man
The other thing is that in the game of Chinese chess, she moves the cannon piece and lines up the red player to beat the black, just like when she 'lights the match' and fires the cannon both times. This movie was so well thought out
Probably not... The red piece she moved is probably a rook, which checkmated the black general (king) together with the other red piece at the middle of the board, presumably also a rook. This is quite odd though, as moves involving the rook have always been quite obvious We can also see that there's only one black piece on red's side, and that red is in a pinch but not in immediate check. I speculate that the black piece is a knight, which together with the chinese-exclusive gimmick that opposing kings can kill each other directly if positioned in the same column, proves to be quite a formidable combo The fact that I can more or less make sense of this game shows how detailed this movie is. Though, I think they missed the placement of the pawns and the position of all other pieces doesn't make much sense. It would've been cooler if she actually win with a cannon though, since those pieces have always been good for laying traps. I checkmated my dad with a cannon once, at which time he still had both his rooks present and the cannon was the only offensive piece I had.
I mean for women? Yes, sure. Definitely scary especially if you don't know if he's a good guy or just a "good" guy. And especially at that time. So it is a nice detail.
Basically, yeah. In the start of the making of Mulan, they were going to have Mulan's family meet another to decide a 'Bride's Price' where in history, a girl HAS to make her family money by marrying a wealthy man, regardless if she likes the man or not. In the bonus features on my DVD, the familes do this weird trade off with their farm animals, which still makes no sense except for the fact that they're literally treating Mulan like a piece of livestock! The proposed son's mother literally pulled at Mulan's tongue and claimed she was 'too skinny', like the Matchmaker did in the final film because Mulan's only purpose was to breed and be a slave to her husband's family! Mulan wasn't even ALLOWED to see her future husband until their magical cricket 'said' it was okay and their ancestors won't be angry. Only then did Mulan realize what she was getting herself into when the guy FINALLY came out by landing on a runaway pig and said something REALLY stupid! 'You are worth FIVE pigs! And a cow!' Sure, he regretted it, but he already made the familie's point to Mulan, making it the reason she left to become a soldier. Disney downplayed this because they wanted Mulan to be selfless and go for her father who was already wounded from another war. However, this movie always stuck with me, because I learned later in life about how much women were literally TORTURED back then because of the 'ideal female figure'! Mothers would bind their child's feet, crushing their bones to keep their feet impossibly small (in another movie). It makes me sympathetic to the earlier version of Mulan, because who in their right mind would want to marry into a family like THAT?! Makes me glad I can choose to be single with my own way of living!
@@kaytlinjustis5643 The last bit was more for rich women. Poor women couldn't bind their feet because they needed to work and help the family. It goes the same for most child marriages. It's usually the wealthier families who did it (alongside arranged marriages to keep the status). Options are great but the industry did take advantage of it (women being able to work = more workers = higher prices). Although, also great for men. Equal rights, equal fights.
@Kaytlin Justis only royalty bounded feet, at first. In many cultures, women or girls are treated as property. As for Mulan, it is based on a poem. Disney as usual takes liberties.
Plus there was a huge amount of travelling in ancient China, whether merchants, pilgrims or for other reasons. So it could be that very same girl whose doll was found in the ruined village, if she travelled while Mulan was training.
And the line “and a great hairdo” has a good connection because of how Mulan does her hair to disguise herself in the army, and the emperor’s advisor exposes her by undoing her hairdo, and she shows the hun leader that she was the soldier by holdi by up her hair
I always focused how she won what looked like an impossible match for the old man on the right. Also something she accomplished in actual battle with her strategy skills.
The Bible is truth. Please read at least Genesis Mathew and one you chose yourself. It’s important to truly understanding what’s at stake. There’s a ton that never gets talked about in church. You really don’t know until you’ve looked into it personally. Think of those three books as the bare minimum reading requirement. Please at least get though that much. But don’t just stop there. The real power lies in the inner work Jesus Christ taught. Genuinely looking inside, and forgiving is the key. To be forgiven we must forgive. Start with your parents, they should be easiest, they’ve loved you. I know how that sounds coming from a stranger, but it is an extremely important spiritual milestone to get through as an adult. Faith isn’t some abstract concept you have, it’s something you show though your actions. Not belief, actions based on belief. Genuinely putting Jesus Christ’s lessons into action in your own life is how you show God that mustard seed of faith he requires. It’s not going to church. It’s how you treat others, children, animals, yourself, and the planet. It all starts in the heart. Love and forgiveness are tied together. If you love, you forgive. Not just those you love, but those who’ve hurt you, those that aren’t sorry, those that you truly don’t want to forgive. Overcoming that and genuinely forgiving from within the heart is key. God loves everyone, not just you and yours, but your enemies, and strangers on the street too. Shining the light of God though your actions allows others to see what’s so special about a relationship with Christ. It’s not about being a bigger or better person. It’s about showing everyone the beauty Jesus Christ showed us all we were capable of. It all starts in the heart. That’s where Love is. That’s what God wants you to know. God doesn’t just love, he is love. Please trust me. Breaking down before Jesus Christ and asking for forgiveness heals your soul. But it’s not just words. Mean them inside by doing the inner work Jesus Christ taught. That’s what truly makes everything come together. Jesus Christ is lord. Just think about his life to understand why that is. This is a man who lived without sin, for the sake of others he spent his whole life happily healing, teaching, healing others to know the true path. Yet he was betrayed by his friend, crucified by his own people, and yet the love he had for them was so great he begged for forgiveness for them. This act of love, the life and death of Jesus Christ is how we know he is truly the son of God. God is love. Jesus Christ is truly the only begotten son of God, of Love. God loves you enough to sacrifice someone so great do you can receive this message. Please listen Jesus Christ is the way truth and life.
Honestly this movie opened my eyes to how much different cultures valued family. I was never introduced to how much other cultures lived for their families instead of themselves- most movies made that look bad. Up until I watched this movie it was always “yea I’m moving far far away at 18 and the family gets a call/ visit on holidays” (I say this all as if I had a mature mind but I was like 8 when I had this realization lol) Mulan has and will always be my favorite Disney princess movie
I really hope you didn’t just say that the American movie of Mulan is what you’re basing your opinion on, because it’s an Americanized perspective on what they think Chinese culture is like, but it completely doesn’t understand what it’s actually like.
@@angeliquewu8318 well no duh, I was saying that when I was like 7-8 this movie was my first introduction to other cultures like this. I didn’t say that this movie was the basis of my entire opinion on Chinese culture- just the introduction to the concept of differing family values
@@alivia6705 that’s the issue. Chinese culture doesn’t even really work like this. This movie’s interpretation is shallow to the point of stereotyping, and in a negative/extreme way too
@@angeliquewu8318 my 8 year old mind had no way of knowing that growing up in a conservative middle American household. I accept that the movie is in no way accurate in representing the culture and I agree that it’s stereotyping now that I’m old but that doesn’t erase the fact the it was a first for me when I was young
@@alivia6705 Actually I would disagree with Angelique Wu here. I’m Chinese and I think it rather accurately represents the culture from what I’ve seen having lived and grown up in China personally for 10 years. While obviously the movie isn’t going for perfect factual/historical representation of Chinese culture of the time period it’s portrayed in since it’s meant for entertainment purposes, the general themes it hits are to my knowledge accurate and resonate with me. So it’s all good. Edit: Also, I don’t see how the movie has a negative portrayal of Chinese culture. Don’t shame other people for simply sharing their thoughts on a movie and how it inspired them @Angelique Wu.
Mulan's the only classic princess who's designed to look like a normal teen, and she's so underrated. Also, I'd like to hear you talk about a non-Disney movie for once like Chicken Run or Storks. edit: I forgot about Eilowny or whatever her name is. Idk what movie she's form but her design is pretty cute
I completely agree! I also think that Merida from Brave which came out in 2012 had a very realistic look for a young teen & Mulan may have been an early influence in helping Disney realize that not all of their princesses have to look like Barbie dolls in ball gowns.
After reading many of the comments it’s clear to see how clever the songwriters were. They did an amazing job of creating lyrics that were meaningful, weaving in elements of the story to come so that the same song would still be relevant at the end of the film, but with different meaning.
Mulan in the animated disney film is so awesome, she's relatable, happy go lucky, she's clumsy but also smart and resourceful, she wasn't physically that strong but she was able to work around that, like when she climbed that pole by tying those two cymbals together, I also loved that twist when she used her fan to snatch that sword from the enemy, and turned the battle in her favor, and I think that movie was a lot more empowering for women tbh, it's just the way they portrayed it, like they didn't need to shit on the feminine aspect of things, they actually incorporated that in the end, and it helped them win. The live action version is nothing like the animated one at all, I didn't even like mulan in that one, it's like they purposely ruined it for some reason.
Well, she did bring honor in both ways, not only as a warrior. They wanted her to merry someone with at the very least a house and sir name. Then she comes home landing a great general/lord.
as an Arab woman, I relate to Mulan so much and that line hit close since I'm reminded of it since I was 14. The matchmaker yelling at her at the end is exactly what happened to me at the age of 14. I'm hoping to bring honour to my family soon in my way.
That’s so sad. You shouldn’t be married off as a teenager. You should be loving your life. Enjoying your childhood. Not washing the feet of a middle-aged groomer and preparing his meals like a maidservant. I hope things are better for you now.
Sometimes it can seem like people really reach for a connection like this, but this one gave me chills!! So cool!! Whether they intended it or not, I love that it's there and that someone found it. ❤️ people are so cool sometimes
The Bible is truth. Please read at least Genesis Mathew and one you chose yourself. It’s important to truly understanding what’s at stake. There’s a ton that never gets talked about in church. You really don’t know until you’ve looked into it personally. Think of those three books as the bare minimum reading requirement. Please at least get though that much. But don’t just stop there. The real power lies in the inner work Jesus Christ taught. Genuinely looking inside, and forgiving is the key. To be forgiven we must forgive. Start with your parents, they should be easiest, they’ve loved you. I know how that sounds coming from a stranger, but it is an extremely important spiritual milestone to get through as an adult. Faith isn’t some abstract concept you have, it’s something you show though your actions. Not belief, actions based on belief. Genuinely putting Jesus Christ’s lessons into action in your own life is how you show God that mustard seed of faith he requires. It’s not going to church. It’s how you treat others, children, animals, yourself, and the planet. It all starts in the heart. Love and forgiveness are tied together. If you love, you forgive. Not just those you love, but those who’ve hurt you, those that aren’t sorry, those that you truly don’t want to forgive. Overcoming that and genuinely forgiving from within the heart is key. God loves everyone, not just you and yours, but your enemies, and strangers on the street too. Shining the light of God though your actions allows others to see what’s so special about a relationship with Christ. It’s not about being a bigger or better person. It’s about showing everyone the beauty Jesus Christ showed us all we were capable of. It all starts in the heart. That’s where Love is. That’s what God wants you to know. God doesn’t just love, he is love. Please trust me. Breaking down before Jesus Christ and asking for forgiveness heals your soul. But it’s not just words. Mean them inside by doing the inner work Jesus Christ taught. That’s what truly makes everything come together. Jesus Christ is lord. Just think about his life to understand why that is. This is a man who lived without sin, for the sake of others he spent his whole life happily healing, teaching, healing others to know the true path. Yet he was betrayed by his friend, crucified by his own people, and yet the love he had for them was so great he begged for forgiveness for them. This act of love, the life and death of Jesus Christ is how we know he is truly the son of God. God is love. Jesus Christ is truly the only begotten son of God, of Love. God loves you enough to sacrifice someone so great do you can receive this message. Please listen Jesus Christ is the way truth and life.
@@theoneeyedartist3253 That's the point. The way in which she ultimately brought honor to her family specifically involved FAILING to "strike a match" in multiple senses.
Uhh let's not forget Mulan's romance with Shang. Shang is also a "good match" in that he is handsome, kind, brave, open minded and in a position of power. The song was still referring to old tradition of a woman must have a husband (specifically one like Shang since that brings great honor) but also about Mulan's unique qualities.
Love this movie, there's a plethora of foreshadowing, subtle themes, bookending, and fulfilled archs for the genuinely developed characters. And it's got great music lol
The Bible is truth. Please read at least Genesis Mathew and one you chose yourself. It’s important to truly understanding what’s at stake. There’s a ton that never gets talked about in church. You really don’t know until you’ve looked into it personally. Think of those three books as the bare minimum reading requirement. Please at least get though that much. But don’t just stop there. The real power lies in the inner work Jesus Christ taught. Genuinely looking inside, and forgiving is the key. To be forgiven we must forgive. Start with your parents, they should be easiest, they’ve loved you. I know how that sounds coming from a stranger, but it is an extremely important spiritual milestone to get through as an adult. Faith isn’t some abstract concept you have, it’s something you show though your actions. Not belief, actions based on belief. Genuinely putting Jesus Christ’s lessons into action in your own life is how you show God that mustard seed of faith he requires. It’s not going to church. It’s how you treat others, children, animals, yourself, and the planet. It all starts in the heart. Love and forgiveness are tied together. If you love, you forgive. Not just those you love, but those who’ve hurt you, those that aren’t sorry, those that you truly don’t want to forgive. Overcoming that and genuinely forgiving from within the heart is key. God loves everyone, not just you and yours, but your enemies, and strangers on the street too. Shining the light of God though your actions allows others to see what’s so special about a relationship with Christ. It’s not about being a bigger or better person. It’s about showing everyone the beauty Jesus Christ showed us all we were capable of. It all starts in the heart. That’s where Love is. That’s what God wants you to know. God doesn’t just love, he is love. Please trust me. Breaking down before Jesus Christ and asking for forgiveness heals your soul. But it’s not just words. Mean them inside by doing the inner work Jesus Christ taught. That’s what truly makes everything come together. Jesus Christ is lord. Just think about his life to understand why that is. This is a man who lived without sin, for the sake of others he spent his whole life happily healing, teaching, healing others to know the true path. Yet he was betrayed by his friend, crucified by his own people, and yet the love he had for them was so great he begged for forgiveness for them. This act of love, the life and death of Jesus Christ is how we know he is truly the son of God. God is love. Jesus Christ is truly the only begotten son of God, of Love. God loves you enough to sacrifice someone so great do you can receive this message. Please listen Jesus Christ is the way truth and life.
I love how subtle script and filmmaking choices can subconsciously prime audiences. Cinematography is good about that, too. Angles looking up or down at certain characters at key points in stories, for instance, can infer their positionality in the plot. Or how a scene is lit can evoke mood. Or, like here, lines of dialog can foreshadow later events. Cinema is a hell of an art.
@@megurineziam5900 nope. I'm 27 years old the last time I watched it maybe was sometime in middle school. Sooo no. I didn't remember dudes name. But you sure did. Good for you whoever you are.
@@themoistfeltlipsofsatanasamupp you’re seriously saying, in a REALISTIC situation, you would be thinking about a throwaway lyric in the middle of a song from the BEGINNING of the movie at the END of the movie?…. please be fr
As a kid when I watched Fiddler on the Roof, the "Matchmaker matchmaker" I thought they were singing about a person that makes matches you light up... 😅
Yea. I mean its not unusual. I dunno if its time appropriate or he was thinking of dog grooming qith how theyre movin her this way and that. Etc *shrug*
Also if i remember correctly in the real story of Mulan she did bring honor to her village but it took years for her to do so. In the end when she went back to her family her dad is no more thinking she died in battle. Her mom remarried and has another family, her siblings went to other towns etc. Mulan offed herself in grief after.
It’s such a great foreshadowing!!!! Culturing the song meant a her purpose as a woman is to bring honor for finding a mate who’ll bring her family wealth and status as only a good wife. But she literally ran away, fought for her county in a time where she would have been executed if exposed for braking traditions (strange cause we are seeing woman in Iran showing the same braving today!) and saved China! Mulan was one of my favorite childhood films and love that the message of brave women all over our world is being seeing today in different ways! #Mahsaamini
Here’s another fun fact about this movie: In China the family name comes first rather than the individuals name. Mulan comes from the Fah family, her father is Fah Zu and the match maker calls in her as Fah Mulan, this means Mulans male persona is Fah Ping.
That doll broke my heart, because it’s a doll they used at the end scene of “A Girl Worth Fighting For”, to remind the men that they were fighting for all women, even little girls.
Watching this as a kid I didn't realize what the song was for or what she was doing but rewatching it makes me realize how much i missed..i wonder what else i missed from other movies too
This is why Disney movies will forever be core cinema. The amount of effort that was put into them thought wise through and through is so remarkable, there’s Easter eggs that don’t even become noticeably apparent until 30-40 years later.
@@fablesguykol3025 I can't... They are strict, I can't do do whatever I like. Even they had plan to get me married with someone else after high school... My Aunt help me to persuade them.
@@alteraa5328 You gotta get out of that hellscape or you're gonna be married to a man that'll put you into modern day slavery. Realistically speaking, you'll have to suffer through not only financial abuse, but verbal, physical, and other types as well. Additionally, he will use your children and/or parents to chain you to that abuse. If your aunt can't save you, you might just have to finish your schooling and save yourself so that you don't meet a terrible fate otherwise. Basically, run. Godspeed.
Hilariously this line reflects 3 different meanings just not in the way anyone could think or order. She struck a match with the fireworks. She struck another by exploding the hun leader. And in the end she struck one with everyone's favorite bisexual icon of a general.
The Bible is truth. Please read at least Genesis Mathew and one you chose yourself. It’s important to truly understanding what’s at stake. There’s a ton that never gets talked about in church. You really don’t know until you’ve looked into it personally. Think of those three books as the bare minimum reading requirement. Please at least get though that much. But don’t just stop there. The real power lies in the inner work Jesus Christ taught. Genuinely looking inside, and forgiving is the key. To be forgiven we must forgive. Start with your parents, they should be easiest, they’ve loved you. I know how that sounds coming from a stranger, but it is an extremely important spiritual milestone to get through as an adult. Faith isn’t some abstract concept you have, it’s something you show though your actions. Not belief, actions based on belief. Genuinely putting Jesus Christ’s lessons into action in your own life is how you show God that mustard seed of faith he requires. It’s not going to church. It’s how you treat others, children, animals, yourself, and the planet. It all starts in the heart. Love and forgiveness are tied together. If you love, you forgive. Not just those you love, but those who’ve hurt you, those that aren’t sorry, those that you truly don’t want to forgive. Overcoming that and genuinely forgiving from within the heart is key. God loves everyone, not just you and yours, but your enemies, and strangers on the street too. Shining the light of God though your actions allows others to see what’s so special about a relationship with Christ. It’s not about being a bigger or better person. It’s about showing everyone the beauty Jesus Christ showed us all we were capable of. It all starts in the heart. That’s where Love is. That’s what God wants you to know. God doesn’t just love, he is love. Please trust me. Breaking down before Jesus Christ and asking for forgiveness heals your soul. But it’s not just words. Mean them inside by doing the inner work Jesus Christ taught. That’s what truly makes everything come together. Jesus Christ is lord. Just think about his life to understand why that is. This is a man who lived without sin, for the sake of others he spent his whole life happily healing, teaching, healing others to know the true path. Yet he was betrayed by his friend, crucified by his own people, and yet the love he had for them was so great he begged for forgiveness for them. This act of love, the life and death of Jesus Christ is how we know he is truly the son of God. God is love. Jesus Christ is truly the only begotten son of God, of Love. God loves you enough to sacrifice someone so great do you can receive this message. Please listen Jesus Christ is the way truth and life.
In the context of the song itself the line being sung is supposed to tell the audience that women are only expected to find a good husband and that women are not expected to do much but on screen we see Mulan show her brains by making an excellent valid move for one of the players. So while the sun is telling us one thing that we should take notice but we see on screen and mulan's actions shows and adds to Mulan's character. Heck when she was late for the Matchmaker she tie the bag of chicken feed to her dog so that when he would run around the chicken feed would spread and she can quickly get the chickens all fed before she would have to go into town
Also, "boys will gladly go to war for you." In the avalanch scene the screw up trio charge the huns after saying 'come on we gotta help' when they see their friend Ping in danger of being killed.
It’s sad that girls have to bear that burden and it’s still relevant in most Muslim cultures in my family too.. I’m a lesbian so if I would ever come out I would be the biggest disgrace ever and everyone would talk badly about me and my parents and how wrong they raised me and failed at being parents
I legit just yelled "HOLY COW" because of how many times I've watched that movie and sang that song without realizing. This revelation genuinely made my day better, so thank you for that.
In Asian culture there are many values in society 忠(royalty) 孝(filial piety) 仁(kindness) 禮( manners) etc. but how do Western people describe all of them in their shows? "HONOR"..... seriously why...?
Did you notice this small detail in Disney's 2020 Mulan, in the title screen it reads Mulan which is a great call back to Disney's 1993 animated film Mulan....
The Bible is truth. Please read at least Genesis Mathew and one you chose yourself. It’s important to truly understanding what’s at stake. There’s a ton that never gets talked about in church. You really don’t know until you’ve looked into it personally. Think of those three books as the bare minimum reading requirement. Please at least get though that much. But don’t just stop there. The real power lies in the inner work Jesus Christ taught. Genuinely looking inside, and forgiving is the key. To be forgiven we must forgive. Start with your parents, they should be easiest, they’ve loved you. I know how that sounds coming from a stranger, but it is an extremely important spiritual milestone to get through as an adult. Faith isn’t some abstract concept you have, it’s something you show though your actions. Not belief, actions based on belief. Genuinely putting Jesus Christ’s lessons into action in your own life is how you show God that mustard seed of faith he requires. It’s not going to church. It’s how you treat others, children, animals, yourself, and the planet. It all starts in the heart. Love and forgiveness are tied together. If you love, you forgive. Not just those you love, but those who’ve hurt you, those that aren’t sorry, those that you truly don’t want to forgive. Overcoming that and genuinely forgiving from within the heart is key. God loves everyone, not just you and yours, but your enemies, and strangers on the street too. Shining the light of God though your actions allows others to see what’s so special about a relationship with Christ. It’s not about being a bigger or better person. It’s about showing everyone the beauty Jesus Christ showed us all we were capable of. It all starts in the heart. That’s where Love is. That’s what God wants you to know. God doesn’t just love, he is love. Please trust me. Breaking down before Jesus Christ and asking for forgiveness heals your soul. But it’s not just words. Mean them inside by doing the inner work Jesus Christ taught. That’s what truly makes everything come together. Jesus Christ is lord. Just think about his life to understand why that is. This is a man who lived without sin, for the sake of others he spent his whole life happily healing, teaching, healing others to know the true path. Yet he was betrayed by his friend, crucified by his own people, and yet the love he had for them was so great he begged for forgiveness for them. This act of love, the life and death of Jesus Christ is how we know he is truly the son of God. God is love. Jesus Christ is truly the only begotten son of God, of Love. God loves you enough to sacrifice someone so great do you can receive this message. Please listen Jesus Christ is the way truth and life.
Disney should have made diverse princesses this way and not color-swapping. I would have loved to see a happy Pyramus and Thisbe (upper Africa) or a Swiftrunner movie (native American story, where the shoes granny made allowed him to be faster because they were made with love).
The Americans at Disney managed to capture the ideals of pride, heroism, and most importantly, honor, in Chinese culture better than the Chinese did. It's a truly wonderful movie.
I know the song/video from the movie is more about Asian countries (like Japan, with Go and Jeremy) than just China I discovered years ago on UTube as well.
One detail I notice here, is that while everyone is singing about how she's gonna bring honor to her family by getting married and that's the only way she can do that, she flexes some strategic skills with the board game the old men were playing. Definitely a cute way to hint at her greater potential on the battlefield despite every else's more domestic expectations, since strategic board games are often compared to warfare.
wait a sec did you just says that since the song says a good match and mulan used a good match to defeat the huns its a good connection since they talk about a good match and she used a match good enough to light the explosives bro you are right oh and can you talk about nope the movie where the chimp goes wild
the remake of mulan was a crappy film. The character was so different from the original mulan, the story was too much action, as a mulan fan, disney has lost its touch lately
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"Striking a good match" Mulan also literally kicks Shang in the face and knocks him down during the 'I'll make a man out of you' training montage.
The Bible is truth.
Please read at least Genesis Mathew and one you chose yourself. It’s important to truly understanding what’s at stake. There’s a ton that never gets talked about in church. You really don’t know until you’ve looked into it personally. Think of those three books as the bare minimum reading requirement. Please at least get though that much. But don’t just stop there. The real power lies in the inner work Jesus Christ taught. Genuinely looking inside, and forgiving is the key. To be forgiven we must forgive. Start with your parents, they should be easiest, they’ve loved you. I know how that sounds coming from a stranger, but it is an extremely important spiritual milestone to get through as an adult. Faith isn’t some abstract concept you have, it’s something you show though your actions. Not belief, actions based on belief. Genuinely putting Jesus Christ’s lessons into action in your own life is how you show God that mustard seed of faith he requires. It’s not going to church. It’s how you treat others, children, animals, yourself, and the planet. It all starts in the heart. Love and forgiveness are tied together. If you love, you forgive. Not just those you love, but those who’ve hurt you, those that aren’t sorry, those that you truly don’t want to forgive. Overcoming that and genuinely forgiving from within the heart is key. God loves everyone, not just you and yours, but your enemies, and strangers on the street too. Shining the light of God though your actions allows others to see what’s so special about a relationship with Christ. It’s not about being a bigger or better person. It’s about showing everyone the beauty Jesus Christ showed us all we were capable of. It all starts in the heart. That’s where Love is. That’s what God wants you to know. God doesn’t just love, he is love. Please trust me. Breaking down before Jesus Christ and asking for forgiveness heals your soul. But it’s not just words. Mean them inside by doing the inner work Jesus Christ taught. That’s what truly makes everything come together. Jesus Christ is lord. Just think about his life to understand why that is. This is a man who lived without sin, for the sake of others he spent his whole life happily healing, teaching, healing others to know the true path. Yet he was betrayed by his friend, crucified by his own people, and yet the love he had for them was so great he begged for forgiveness for them. This act of love, the life and death of Jesus Christ is how we know he is truly the son of God. God is love. Jesus Christ is truly the only begotten son of God, of Love. God loves you enough to sacrifice someone so great do you can receive this message. Please listen
Jesus Christ is the way truth and life.
@@jamesmayle3787 F*ck off you grade school reject. No one wants to hear your cult's drivel.
She never strikes a match though. She uses a striker and the squeezes poor Mushu when that doesn't work
@@paulfarr2795she tries to strike it
@Paul Farr they meant that Shang ends up being her match.
Ironically both times she was also supposed to be married to someone (in the first movie a hypothetical suitor which would bring honor, and in the second movie a Local Lord in exchange for the freedom of the princesses)
Tbf, she told the northern kingdom that the princesses died.
Yep
@@brianaschmidt910 okk
That's not irony.
The Bible is truth.
Please read at least Genesis Mathew and one you chose yourself. It’s important to truly understanding what’s at stake. There’s a ton that never gets talked about in church. You really don’t know until you’ve looked into it personally. Think of those three books as the bare minimum reading requirement. Please at least get though that much. But don’t just stop there. The real power lies in the inner work Jesus Christ taught. Genuinely looking inside, and forgiving is the key. To be forgiven we must forgive. Start with your parents, they should be easiest, they’ve loved you. I know how that sounds coming from a stranger, but it is an extremely important spiritual milestone to get through as an adult. Faith isn’t some abstract concept you have, it’s something you show though your actions. Not belief, actions based on belief. Genuinely putting Jesus Christ’s lessons into action in your own life is how you show God that mustard seed of faith he requires. It’s not going to church. It’s how you treat others, children, animals, yourself, and the planet. It all starts in the heart. Love and forgiveness are tied together. If you love, you forgive. Not just those you love, but those who’ve hurt you, those that aren’t sorry, those that you truly don’t want to forgive. Overcoming that and genuinely forgiving from within the heart is key. God loves everyone, not just you and yours, but your enemies, and strangers on the street too. Shining the light of God though your actions allows others to see what’s so special about a relationship with Christ. It’s not about being a bigger or better person. It’s about showing everyone the beauty Jesus Christ showed us all we were capable of. It all starts in the heart. That’s where Love is. That’s what God wants you to know. God doesn’t just love, he is love. Please trust me. Breaking down before Jesus Christ and asking for forgiveness heals your soul. But it’s not just words. Mean them inside by doing the inner work Jesus Christ taught. That’s what truly makes everything come together. Jesus Christ is lord. Just think about his life to understand why that is. This is a man who lived without sin, for the sake of others he spent his whole life happily healing, teaching, healing others to know the true path. Yet he was betrayed by his friend, crucified by his own people, and yet the love he had for them was so great he begged for forgiveness for them. This act of love, the life and death of Jesus Christ is how we know he is truly the son of God. God is love. Jesus Christ is truly the only begotten son of God, of Love. God loves you enough to sacrifice someone so great do you can receive this message. Please listen
Jesus Christ is the way truth and life.
"Boys will gladly go to war for you"
Later convinces the group to follow her lead and ends up winning the war
That's not what that line says, and it's not what happens in the movie...
The line foreshadows the song, "girl worth fighting for," in which the entire song is about men wanting a woman to fight for, but ends on a somber image of a burned doll, showing that the REAL women men fight is for are the children...
Mulan wins the war not because she wins over the group and leads them to victory, but because she uses her individuality and intellect, defies orders, and causes an avalanche, wiping out the enemy. This is ALSO foreshadowed in this song, when Mulan moves a piece to the side on the old men's board game, changing the flow of the game.
@davidtucker9498 All of that is true, but the prev commenter was talking about after the avalanche and it is found that Mulan is a woman. In the end, her soldier buddies still come fight by her side when she was right about the Huns taking the Emperor hostage, showing that they will "go to war for" Mulan. It is their teamwork in the Palace that TRULY wins the war.
@@ClaireMakesVids they went to war beside Ping, they went to war for Mulan
@@rory8182yeah the person doesn’t know what they are talking about. Probably young. Going to ‘war’ doesn’t have to mean an ACTUAL war. She asked the guys to fight alongside her and they were like WE IN! Not bc she was a girl (maybe a little) but bc she was their friend and comrade.
And she went to war for a boy
Mulan used musical elements so well. Including by stopping mid happy song when shit gets dark and never having a musical number from that point on.
One of the many things the Mulan remakes director failed to understand.
Bro I never noticed that, that abrupt note is literally the last sang word in the movie
Well, there is the brief little reprise of "Make a Man Out of You" when they're getting in drag to save the emperor, but your comment is still the best of all the top comments here
@@bernardsoul5186 I don’t think that reprise is diegetic, I think it’s score and closer to a pop song over a montage
Back when Disney paid attention to every fine detail and created masterpieces as a result.
Back when people who worked for Disney knew how to write and create good movies.
@@lovetobe6118people with a pulse.
They still do.
@@trevorpacelli8056 That’s funny.
@@oldfashionedstitches2378they could, but we might not know. Current Disney focuses on quantity over quality, giving their artists less time to refine their work.
"With a great hairdo, you'll bring honor to us all"
foreshadows her cutting her hair to sneak into the army.
Truuueee.
Man you all are smart. I never thought of any of these I was just watching the movie only understanding the main plot of it😅😂.
@@isabelayourboyfriendsheeee2791 but there's another symbol behind that : in asian culture, hair is very important (all the warriors have long hair) but cutting it means abandoning your old life
@@a.g.demada5263 Oh, wow. Thank you very much for the information I didn't know that!
@@isabelayourboyfriendsheeee2791 I was curious after seeing that in " Princess Mononoke " and " Avatar, the last airbender " so I did sole research.
In fact, the hair is important in every culture
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You MISSED!? How could you miss!? He was 7ft in front of you!
Actually he said 3 feet in front of you. Not 7.
Can confirm. Mushu said 3ft
I had disadvantage because it's a ranged attack in melee range.
@@tennagon3822 roll athletics to dodge the sword attack
@@spritemon98 he has to beat my AC. I shouldn't have to roll to Dodge
The whole sequence also gives us incredible insight on who Mulan is. She’s often late, she’s inventive, she’s very smart, she can make decisions on the fly, she doesn’t like unfairness and is protective of kids.
Her returning the doll to the little girl is a tragic foreshadow of when they find the doll in the destroyed village, and how Mulan leaves it behind, almost like spiritually returning it to its owner. This scene is full of details that lead back to the overarching story, and it’s quite brilliantly done.
@@realafah…what? Where did this topic of divorce suddenly come from? (I’m trying to search my Chinese brain as to any Asian cultural reference you might be possibly making, and I’m still puzzled)
@@mechadoggy ?
@@realafah I’m just trying to figure out why you’re bringing up divorce
@@realafah “I just thought in passing it was relevant to the topic as a whole” So…. how is divorce relevant to the conversation topics of Mulan’s personality and examples of foreshadowing in the Mulan movie?
This song has many hidden meanings. “Striking a good match is one”, where “boys will gladly go to war for you” is another as later on a song plays out called “A girl worth fighting for”. There’s also the scene where Mulan places a checker piece down, and if you notice the two men are playing Chinese checkers, which is ultimately harder than regular checkers. This signifies her having good battle strategies. Also, they talk about hair being important. She cuts her hair to look like a man. The songs in Mulan have many hidden meanings, and to decipher them all would take forever.
The Chinese checkers is actually a game called Go or weiqi. Also, love your pfp the character looks adorable.
@@Abomnimations Thanks!
Try deciphering Hellfire, that's one heck of a song.
They are playing Go
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The animated version shows Mulan’s struggles and hardship in a man’s world for war. It was tough, but her persistent and determination after not wanting to see her ill father join has her kept going.
She wasn’t all “I can do this” attitude. She knew her flaws and tries to work with what she can do.
Live version of Mulan gave her cheat codes and became powerful from the start.
Yeah. I only watched Xiran Jay Zhao's video about the live action and she went: "Saying your chi is special is like saying "Your blood is special." It makes no sense and you wouldn't say this." She has a lot of fantastic points about both movies and other Asian inspired media. Plus, she did a video about how MSG isn't all that bad. It's just salt. I highly recommend watching her videos if you like Mulan, Avatar the Last Airbender and I think she did one or two Kung Fu Panda movies.
The reason we connected with her in the animated film was because she was portrayed more realistically. Yes, she was definitely smart and capable in the beginning, but she had to go through a lot of growth to get where she ended up. It showed that their presumptions of women not being able to be soldiers wasn't because of some spiritual, inevitable factor, because with the same regimen and tasks, she ended up flourishing in her environment. This is what made the live action Mulan feel so wooden, souless, and even somewhat disrespectful to the original's message
they basically make her a Mary Sue, what takes all the realism the character had originally
Actually the line "boys will gladly go to war for you" has a better connection, because later on, when they are setting off into the mountains, the soldier are singing "A girl worth fighting for". It's a great call back, punctuated by them finding the doll, belonging to a girl that died in the hun raid. They found their girl worth fighting for.
That hit hard
Interestingly enough, that scene at the end of "a girl worth fighting for" where they find the doll also marks something of a genre change in the movie itself, as up until that point the main focus is on Mulan trying to hide her gender and fit in with the rest of the men, with the huns being a present, but background plot. After the Doll, how ever, defeating the huns takes the main focus, and now Mulan hiding her gender becomes a footnote.
That doesn't harken back to this song in the same way though
WAAAIT! So that's why there was that doll, I never understood the meaning of it! God dammit it took me 19 years to realise
Oh gosh…. You’re right.
Also how she puts the chinese chess piece down during that, it could be representing / foreshadowing her skills in military strategies.
I think they're playing Go.
Edit: I take it back. On closer inspection, that does look more like checkers or a weird hybrid.
Wouldn’t go so far to say that but it does show she’s quick on her feet. Like aiming mushu at the mountain instead of the Huns
@@BonaparteBardithion it is chinese chess
@@cocozheng1926 Is there a difference between sliding and skipping the pieces? Or is that just personal preference?
@@cocozheng1926 oh you mean shoguie
"Honor to us all" in general is very important to Asian culture, so it kinda was relevant from the beginning
Like Zuko shows.
@@thisisnotmyrealchannellink6924 yeah but in zuko's case it was to bring honor back to the royal fire nation family that took him half a year, a date in the earth kingdom, a long hard look at reality that his father and his father and his father before him lead the fire nation into unheard of levels of slaughter and probably rape of the earth kingdom people living on the coastline and the coastline itself that became during the later years of avatar aang the republic and its capital republic city (actual name unknown as republic city is a draft name)
@@thisisnotmyrealchannellink6924 no… Zuko and Azula’s honor are different from Mulan’s. It has to do with marriage, how conservative Asian culture was/is and how important it is to find the most compatible person to spend the rest of your life with (that’s why there’s a matchmaker, part of Asian culture as well)
we always think about Zuko 😂
True. Like you can be miserable af but just don't dishonor your family 💀
In the movie "The Incredibles", The Island that is Syndrome's base is called "Nomanisan"
It's only mentioned briefly on Mr Incredibles 2nd approach, as he's drinking a mimosa, but it's the central theme of the film
The Island of Nomanisan
Nomanisan Island
No Man Is An Island
He needs his family and his friends to succeed
Mind blown.... 😮🤯
Wow
That's actually awesome! 😮😮
Mulan 1998 makes a lot more sense than live action version.
We don't talk about the live action version or the second Mulan movie.
A lot better soundtrack, too lol
RIP, Mooshoo :_( it'll always be too soon...
What live action? that doesnt exist
@@itsvale6371it does it’s on Disney it was made in 2020
Honestly, I think it's more interesting how "A Girl Worth Fighting For" is the last musical sing-along in the movie. The song ends when they find the remains of the village. This was done to highlight the importance of the scene, to draw out serious undertones for the rest of the movie.
I do too. Usually in musicals the music is played through out the whole movie, but in Mulan it stops half way. Its unique for a musical and it does highlight the action.
Also convenient the story takes place in a moment in time where a presumably unified China fought an outside 'evil' faction, most of their bloody history has been fighting among the various chinese factions for control and power of their particular lord rather than some noble ideal
"A Girl Worth Fighting For" ends when they finally reached the Burned Village,
The Doll that Mulan found was the Girl in village that died, they then goes on a Different Mission, to avenge the Girl,
Hence, .A Girl Worth Fighting For.
it wasn't a village, but the army's camp, did you pay any attention?
@@PortaTerzo
Actually The camp was settled in a Village, The Huns burned the Village and ambushed the Camp without the Men preparing,
There's even a Storyboard that shows the Deleted Scene in Mulan,
Its in the Wiki.
I only just now noticed this more fully. In this song, she shows her gift for strategy by beating the old man at checkers. Then she shows her desire to protect others by getting the girl her doll back.
She also beats the guy in seconds. She probably does know the game very well, of course, but still. She’s able to look at what’s going on, compare it to what she knows and then quickly make a decision to win.
Or she’s just good at checkers and is a nice person. Not everything is foreshadowing
@@jaydonjohnson7507party pooper. Geez. Just let ppl enjoy analyzing a movie
Giving her her doll back. A doll just like the one we see at the end of "A girl worth fighting for".
They found their girl
Even better, that game isn't checkers. It's Chinese chess, and they play with pieces with characters signifying positions/weaponry that may be found in an army on a field of war.
The kids playing out their traditional roles - the boys fighting with wooden swords, the girl with her doll - which becomes a heartbreaking callback later in the film.
What's that supposed to mean? You do know this is a movie about a woman playing a mans role right?
@@honeyblossom17you don’t remember when mulan and the troops find a little girl’s doll, hinting but not directly stating that she died, along with countless other innocents
@keyladiaz7280 there was alot of detail added to this movie. ❤ i loved it.
@@keyladiaz7280its not the same girl.
That girl lives in Mulan's village. It was a different village that was attacked.
A doll being shown early in the film was supposed to make sure that you associated the presence of a doll with the presence of a child(who it belongs to), they then hammer that point in when the bad guy(don't remember his name) says soemthing about a little girl missing her doll, and then Mulan finds the doll, which calls back to the idea of the little girl from her village.
They do that, so that Mulan can remember who she's fighting for. Which is her village, her family, and that little girl with a doll(in her village). Which thematically calls back to the line "a girl worth fighting for".
I also like how Shang sings "did they send me daughters when I asked for sons?"
Ironically, Mulan is a daughter, not a son.
Yeah no duh, he was calling them weaker, he wants them to be strong men not the “fairer weaker sex” as they were seen, “ill make a man out of you”…..he definitely failed there, mulan didnt end up as a man
😂@@cosmicgrub360
The other thing is that in the game of Chinese chess, she moves the cannon piece and lines up the red player to beat the black, just like when she 'lights the match' and fires the cannon both times.
This movie was so well thought out
Probably not... The red piece she moved is probably a rook, which checkmated the black general (king) together with the other red piece at the middle of the board, presumably also a rook. This is quite odd though, as moves involving the rook have always been quite obvious
We can also see that there's only one black piece on red's side, and that red is in a pinch but not in immediate check. I speculate that the black piece is a knight, which together with the chinese-exclusive gimmick that opposing kings can kill each other directly if positioned in the same column, proves to be quite a formidable combo
The fact that I can more or less make sense of this game shows how detailed this movie is. Though, I think they missed the placement of the pawns and the position of all other pieces doesn't make much sense. It would've been cooler if she actually win with a cannon though, since those pieces have always been good for laying traps. I checkmated my dad with a cannon once, at which time he still had both his rooks present and the cannon was the only offensive piece I had.
We ignoring the line "scarier than the undertaker we are meeting our matchmaker" suggesting that marriage is scarier than death
I mean for women? Yes, sure. Definitely scary especially if you don't know if he's a good guy or just a "good" guy. And especially at that time. So it is a nice detail.
Basically, yeah. In the start of the making of Mulan, they were going to have Mulan's family meet another to decide a 'Bride's Price' where in history, a girl HAS to make her family money by marrying a wealthy man, regardless if she likes the man or not. In the bonus features on my DVD, the familes do this weird trade off with their farm animals, which still makes no sense except for the fact that they're literally treating Mulan like a piece of livestock! The proposed son's mother literally pulled at Mulan's tongue and claimed she was 'too skinny', like the Matchmaker did in the final film because Mulan's only purpose was to breed and be a slave to her husband's family! Mulan wasn't even ALLOWED to see her future husband until their magical cricket 'said' it was okay and their ancestors won't be angry. Only then did Mulan realize what she was getting herself into when the guy FINALLY came out by landing on a runaway pig and said something REALLY stupid! 'You are worth FIVE pigs! And a cow!' Sure, he regretted it, but he already made the familie's point to Mulan, making it the reason she left to become a soldier.
Disney downplayed this because they wanted Mulan to be selfless and go for her father who was already wounded from another war. However, this movie always stuck with me, because I learned later in life about how much women were literally TORTURED back then because of the 'ideal female figure'! Mothers would bind their child's feet, crushing their bones to keep their feet impossibly small (in another movie). It makes me sympathetic to the earlier version of Mulan, because who in their right mind would want to marry into a family like THAT?! Makes me glad I can choose to be single with my own way of living!
@@kaytlinjustis5643 The last bit was more for rich women. Poor women couldn't bind their feet because they needed to work and help the family. It goes the same for most child marriages. It's usually the wealthier families who did it (alongside arranged marriages to keep the status).
Options are great but the industry did take advantage of it (women being able to work = more workers = higher prices). Although, also great for men. Equal rights, equal fights.
@Kaytlin Justis only royalty bounded feet, at first. In many cultures, women or girls are treated as property. As for Mulan, it is based on a poem. Disney as usual takes liberties.
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The doll she gives to that little girl is also like the doll she finds in the ruined village, possible foreshadowing?
Yeah i saw the doll and i think it is
Plus there was a huge amount of travelling in ancient China, whether merchants, pilgrims or for other reasons. So it could be that very same girl whose doll was found in the ruined village, if she travelled while Mulan was training.
😮 oh yeah I forgot about that
Oh…oh no.
It's not the same doll. The doll in the destroyed village had a dress and long hair. This other doll doesn't.
the writer taking notes: so what else did I do🤔
Underrated comment
And the line “and a great hairdo” has a good connection because of how Mulan does her hair to disguise herself in the army, and the emperor’s advisor exposes her by undoing her hairdo, and she shows the hun leader that she was the soldier by holdi by up her hair
I always focused how she won what looked like an impossible match for the old man on the right. Also something she accomplished in actual battle with her strategy skills.
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Honestly this movie opened my eyes to how much different cultures valued family. I was never introduced to how much other cultures lived for their families instead of themselves- most movies made that look bad. Up until I watched this movie it was always “yea I’m moving far far away at 18 and the family gets a call/ visit on holidays” (I say this all as if I had a mature mind but I was like 8 when I had this realization lol) Mulan has and will always be my favorite Disney princess movie
I really hope you didn’t just say that the American movie of Mulan is what you’re basing your opinion on, because it’s an Americanized perspective on what they think Chinese culture is like, but it completely doesn’t understand what it’s actually like.
@@angeliquewu8318 well no duh, I was saying that when I was like 7-8 this movie was my first introduction to other cultures like this. I didn’t say that this movie was the basis of my entire opinion on Chinese culture- just the introduction to the concept of differing family values
@@alivia6705 that’s the issue.
Chinese culture doesn’t even really work like this.
This movie’s interpretation is shallow to the point of stereotyping, and in a negative/extreme way too
@@angeliquewu8318 my 8 year old mind had no way of knowing that growing up in a conservative middle American household. I accept that the movie is in no way accurate in representing the culture and I agree that it’s stereotyping now that I’m old but that doesn’t erase the fact the it was a first for me when I was young
@@alivia6705 Actually I would disagree with Angelique Wu here. I’m Chinese and I think it rather accurately represents the culture from what I’ve seen having lived and grown up in China personally for 10 years. While obviously the movie isn’t going for perfect factual/historical representation of Chinese culture of the time period it’s portrayed in since it’s meant for entertainment purposes, the general themes it hits are to my knowledge accurate and resonate with me. So it’s all good.
Edit: Also, I don’t see how the movie has a negative portrayal of Chinese culture. Don’t shame other people for simply sharing their thoughts on a movie and how it inspired them @Angelique Wu.
Mulan's the only classic princess who's designed to look like a normal teen, and she's so underrated. Also, I'd like to hear you talk about a non-Disney movie for once like Chicken Run or Storks.
edit: I forgot about Eilowny or whatever her name is. Idk what movie she's form but her design is pretty cute
I completely agree! I also think that Merida from Brave which came out in 2012 had a very realistic look for a young teen & Mulan may have been an early influence in helping Disney realize that not all of their princesses have to look like Barbie dolls in ball gowns.
Love chicken run 🐓💨
@@maxinezook3835 I feel like tiana also does that, but no one ever talks about her lmao
She's not a princess.
@@lexdraws1729 lmao facts
After reading many of the comments it’s clear to see how clever the songwriters were. They did an amazing job of creating lyrics that were meaningful, weaving in elements of the story to come so that the same song would still be relevant at the end of the film, but with different meaning.
Mulan in the animated disney film is so awesome, she's relatable, happy go lucky, she's clumsy but also smart and resourceful, she wasn't physically that strong but she was able to work around that, like when she climbed that pole by tying those two cymbals together, I also loved that twist when she used her fan to snatch that sword from the enemy, and turned the battle in her favor, and I think that movie was a lot more empowering for women tbh, it's just the way they portrayed it, like they didn't need to shit on the feminine aspect of things, they actually incorporated that in the end, and it helped them win. The live action version is nothing like the animated one at all, I didn't even like mulan in that one, it's like they purposely ruined it for some reason.
And this is why the animated Mulan has been and will always be my favourite Disney movie of all time.
"have U Seen Mulan?" Boy im living for that movie watch it over 50 times 😂
I think I’m gonna go watch Mulan 58 more times. Honestly, Mulan is my favorite movie *ever*
Well, she did bring honor in both ways, not only as a warrior.
They wanted her to merry someone with at the very least a house and sir name.
Then she comes home landing a great general/lord.
The way she snatched the doll from the bully ❤
She did found her perfect match *point at Shang*
I adore how the Emperor showcases "great wisdom" when he ignores EVERYTHING about their cultural history to tell Shang to go after her...
as an Arab woman, I relate to Mulan so much and that line hit close since I'm reminded of it since I was 14.
The matchmaker yelling at her at the end is exactly what happened to me at the age of 14. I'm hoping to bring honour to my family soon in my way.
IT should be honour to your Family in beeing yourself ...
That’s so sad. You shouldn’t be married off as a teenager. You should be loving your life. Enjoying your childhood. Not washing the feet of a middle-aged groomer and preparing his meals like a maidservant.
I hope things are better for you now.
Arabs culture is so misogynistic , sorry
@@newbabies923 So is every culture. 😔
@@jiminycricket5798 A 14-year-old should not be getting married, and especially not to an older man...don't you agree?
Sometimes it can seem like people really reach for a connection like this, but this one gave me chills!! So cool!! Whether they intended it or not, I love that it's there and that someone found it. ❤️ people are so cool sometimes
One problem though. A match failed, so she used Mushu to light the explosive. So she did not strike a good match.
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@@theoneeyedartist3253 That's the point. The way in which she ultimately brought honor to her family specifically involved FAILING to "strike a match" in multiple senses.
I tjink disney does try to make connections like this on purpose other movies it can just be a bit of a stretch
Uhh let's not forget Mulan's romance with Shang. Shang is also a "good match" in that he is handsome, kind, brave, open minded and in a position of power. The song was still referring to old tradition of a woman must have a husband (specifically one like Shang since that brings great honor) but also about Mulan's unique qualities.
Love this movie, there's a plethora of foreshadowing, subtle themes, bookending, and fulfilled archs for the genuinely developed characters. And it's got great music lol
And the scene with her returning a girl’s doll is important as that was what Shan Yu claims he is doing before invading the village.
The Bible is truth.
Please read at least Genesis Mathew and one you chose yourself. It’s important to truly understanding what’s at stake. There’s a ton that never gets talked about in church. You really don’t know until you’ve looked into it personally. Think of those three books as the bare minimum reading requirement. Please at least get though that much. But don’t just stop there. The real power lies in the inner work Jesus Christ taught. Genuinely looking inside, and forgiving is the key. To be forgiven we must forgive. Start with your parents, they should be easiest, they’ve loved you. I know how that sounds coming from a stranger, but it is an extremely important spiritual milestone to get through as an adult. Faith isn’t some abstract concept you have, it’s something you show though your actions. Not belief, actions based on belief. Genuinely putting Jesus Christ’s lessons into action in your own life is how you show God that mustard seed of faith he requires. It’s not going to church. It’s how you treat others, children, animals, yourself, and the planet. It all starts in the heart. Love and forgiveness are tied together. If you love, you forgive. Not just those you love, but those who’ve hurt you, those that aren’t sorry, those that you truly don’t want to forgive. Overcoming that and genuinely forgiving from within the heart is key. God loves everyone, not just you and yours, but your enemies, and strangers on the street too. Shining the light of God though your actions allows others to see what’s so special about a relationship with Christ. It’s not about being a bigger or better person. It’s about showing everyone the beauty Jesus Christ showed us all we were capable of. It all starts in the heart. That’s where Love is. That’s what God wants you to know. God doesn’t just love, he is love. Please trust me. Breaking down before Jesus Christ and asking for forgiveness heals your soul. But it’s not just words. Mean them inside by doing the inner work Jesus Christ taught. That’s what truly makes everything come together. Jesus Christ is lord. Just think about his life to understand why that is. This is a man who lived without sin, for the sake of others he spent his whole life happily healing, teaching, healing others to know the true path. Yet he was betrayed by his friend, crucified by his own people, and yet the love he had for them was so great he begged for forgiveness for them. This act of love, the life and death of Jesus Christ is how we know he is truly the son of God. God is love. Jesus Christ is truly the only begotten son of God, of Love. God loves you enough to sacrifice someone so great do you can receive this message. Please listen
Jesus Christ is the way truth and life.
I love how subtle script and filmmaking choices can subconsciously prime audiences. Cinematography is good about that, too. Angles looking up or down at certain characters at key points in stories, for instance, can infer their positionality in the plot. Or how a scene is lit can evoke mood. Or, like here, lines of dialog can foreshadow later events.
Cinema is a hell of an art.
I loved this part and the "I'll make a man out of you" part!!!! Omg was my first cartoon crush, the army guy
Yes sammeeee I loved shang
You mean Shang??? You don't even know his name 🥴
@@megurineziam5900 nope. I'm 27 years old the last time I watched it maybe was sometime in middle school. Sooo no. I didn't remember dudes name. But you sure did. Good for you whoever you are.
that’s my sisters favorite song 😂
You've discovered Foreshadowing, a trope in storytelling that goes as far back as... The beginning of stories. Well done.
mulan has always been my favorite princess, i always get emotional with the movies and ive watched it over and over since i was super young
This is my favorite scene!! And I've seen this a million times and love this song and artwork and I learned something new! Subbed
How could we have missed this when it was in the lyrics?
He obviously meant you missed the foreshadowing…..
@@spacey_po8666 that's not obvious and I think we just see things differently. I felt like the foreshadowing was obvious and you ruin his point is.
"You missed?! How could you miss?! He was 3 feet in front of you!"
@@spacey_po8666 … and then you would get it after watching the rest of the movie. Who needs this pointed out for them?
@@themoistfeltlipsofsatanasamupp you’re seriously saying, in a REALISTIC situation, you would be thinking about a throwaway lyric in the middle of a song from the BEGINNING of the movie at the END of the movie?….
please be fr
Well, actually, she didn't strike a match to light the explosives, she used Mushu to do it.
Technically, she got a good match cuz she ended up getting engaged to a general
As a kid when I watched Fiddler on the Roof, the "Matchmaker matchmaker" I thought they were singing about a person that makes matches you light up... 😅
I just keep thinking how Mulan is voiced by Ming-Na Wen who is also Melinda May and just kicks so much ass
Love her
She also made an appearance in the end of the live action version and she definitely stole the show! 🥰
Everyone: talking about the point he made
Me: did he just call them groomers???
Haha lol
Yea. I mean its not unusual. I dunno if its time appropriate or he was thinking of dog grooming qith how theyre movin her this way and that. Etc *shrug*
Yes cause that's what they are
That's literally the name of the job position
I'm aware that's their technical title but the modern connotation threw me off a bit
Except she doesnt light a "match" to get the explosive to work - she used Mushu - also im pretty sure it was a flint she was trying to use too
Exactly. This whole 'foreshadow/ connection is wrong. The flint and steel would not work in time, so she used Mushu as a living lighter.
Stephen He be like: "You bring *FAILURE* to us all!" 😆🤣🤣
Also if i remember correctly in the real story of Mulan she did bring honor to her village but it took years for her to do so. In the end when she went back to her family her dad is no more thinking she died in battle. Her mom remarried and has another family, her siblings went to other towns etc. Mulan offed herself in grief after.
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Mine is hunchback of notre dame
Its the emperors groove
My favorite movie is Encanto
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It’s such a great foreshadowing!!!! Culturing the song meant a her purpose as a woman is to bring honor for finding a mate who’ll bring her family wealth and status as only a good wife. But she literally ran away, fought for her county in a time where she would have been executed if exposed for braking traditions (strange cause we are seeing woman in Iran showing the same braving today!) and saved China!
Mulan was one of my favorite childhood films and love that the message of brave women all over our world is being seeing today in different ways! #Mahsaamini
Here’s another fun fact about this movie:
In China the family name comes first rather than the individuals name. Mulan comes from the Fah family, her father is Fah Zu and the match maker calls in her as Fah Mulan, this means Mulans male persona is Fah Ping.
lol
It wasn't on that sense.
Fa Ping, or Hua Ping, literally translates to "flowerpot", a slang for "effeminate boy".
That doll broke my heart, because it’s a doll they used at the end scene of “A Girl Worth Fighting For”, to remind the men that they were fighting for all women, even little girls.
I would call that foreshadowing, the scene also shows that Mulan has a strategic mind recognizing a potential winning move when she sees it
Watching this as a kid I didn't realize what the song was for or what she was doing but rewatching it makes me realize how much i missed..i wonder what else i missed from other movies too
"Striking a good match" gets lost often in translation, so many non English speaking people won't see this foreshadowing at all
The little girl with the doll is the “girl worth fighting for” who dies in the Hun raid before they find her doll
This is why Disney movies will forever be core cinema. The amount of effort that was put into them thought wise through and through is so remarkable, there’s Easter eggs that don’t even become noticeably apparent until 30-40 years later.
not modern Disney.
I never noticed that, this is my grandpas favorite animated Disney film I gotta point it out to him sometime
Yeah relateable even in this modern times my parents still have same mind... A girl just belong in kitchen and become a good wife... :(
Some people like that role but it's understandable it's not for everyone. Do what makes you feel satisfied and fulfilled in life.
@@fablesguykol3025 I can't... They are strict, I can't do do whatever I like. Even they had plan to get me married with someone else after high school... My Aunt help me to persuade them.
@@alteraa5328 You gotta get out of that hellscape or you're gonna be married to a man that'll put you into modern day slavery. Realistically speaking, you'll have to suffer through not only financial abuse, but verbal, physical, and other types as well. Additionally, he will use your children and/or parents to chain you to that abuse. If your aunt can't save you, you might just have to finish your schooling and save yourself so that you don't meet a terrible fate otherwise. Basically, run. Godspeed.
@@alteraa5328 I'm so sorry about that :(
Focus on your education, getting qualifications so that you have options.
Hilariously this line reflects 3 different meanings just not in the way anyone could think or order.
She struck a match with the fireworks.
She struck another by exploding the hun leader.
And in the end she struck one with everyone's favorite bisexual icon of a general.
The Bible is truth.
Please read at least Genesis Mathew and one you chose yourself. It’s important to truly understanding what’s at stake. There’s a ton that never gets talked about in church. You really don’t know until you’ve looked into it personally. Think of those three books as the bare minimum reading requirement. Please at least get though that much. But don’t just stop there. The real power lies in the inner work Jesus Christ taught. Genuinely looking inside, and forgiving is the key. To be forgiven we must forgive. Start with your parents, they should be easiest, they’ve loved you. I know how that sounds coming from a stranger, but it is an extremely important spiritual milestone to get through as an adult. Faith isn’t some abstract concept you have, it’s something you show though your actions. Not belief, actions based on belief. Genuinely putting Jesus Christ’s lessons into action in your own life is how you show God that mustard seed of faith he requires. It’s not going to church. It’s how you treat others, children, animals, yourself, and the planet. It all starts in the heart. Love and forgiveness are tied together. If you love, you forgive. Not just those you love, but those who’ve hurt you, those that aren’t sorry, those that you truly don’t want to forgive. Overcoming that and genuinely forgiving from within the heart is key. God loves everyone, not just you and yours, but your enemies, and strangers on the street too. Shining the light of God though your actions allows others to see what’s so special about a relationship with Christ. It’s not about being a bigger or better person. It’s about showing everyone the beauty Jesus Christ showed us all we were capable of. It all starts in the heart. That’s where Love is. That’s what God wants you to know. God doesn’t just love, he is love. Please trust me. Breaking down before Jesus Christ and asking for forgiveness heals your soul. But it’s not just words. Mean them inside by doing the inner work Jesus Christ taught. That’s what truly makes everything come together. Jesus Christ is lord. Just think about his life to understand why that is. This is a man who lived without sin, for the sake of others he spent his whole life happily healing, teaching, healing others to know the true path. Yet he was betrayed by his friend, crucified by his own people, and yet the love he had for them was so great he begged for forgiveness for them. This act of love, the life and death of Jesus Christ is how we know he is truly the son of God. God is love. Jesus Christ is truly the only begotten son of God, of Love. God loves you enough to sacrifice someone so great do you can receive this message. Please listen
Jesus Christ is the way truth and life.
That live action Mulan was a travesty. I did see a live action "remake" of sorts a few years before, made in China and played by these ADORABLE kids
People are to busy complaining about how there are no strong female leads to notice details like this in movies that have strong female leads.
In the context of the song itself the line being sung is supposed to tell the audience that women are only expected to find a good husband and that women are not expected to do much but on screen we see Mulan show her brains by making an excellent valid move for one of the players. So while the sun is telling us one thing that we should take notice but we see on screen and mulan's actions shows and adds to Mulan's character. Heck when she was late for the Matchmaker she tie the bag of chicken feed to her dog so that when he would run around the chicken feed would spread and she can quickly get the chickens all fed before she would have to go into town
Also, "boys will gladly go to war for you."
In the avalanch scene the screw up trio charge the huns after saying 'come on we gotta help' when they see their friend Ping in danger of being killed.
That doll :0
This was my favorite song.
I used to play it for my daughter often
Mulan is not a Disney Princess, she is a Disney General.
I never figured out what kind of move she does at this backgammon-ish game to score with the guy on the right
It’s sad that girls have to bear that burden and it’s still relevant in most Muslim cultures in my family too.. I’m a lesbian so if I would ever come out I would be the biggest disgrace ever and everyone would talk badly about me and my parents and how wrong they raised me and failed at being parents
damn that must suck, I'm so sorry
I legit just yelled "HOLY COW" because of how many times I've watched that movie and sang that song without realizing.
This revelation genuinely made my day better, so thank you for that.
it’s actually a horse, not a cow
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In Asian culture there are many values in society 忠(royalty) 孝(filial piety) 仁(kindness) 禮(
manners) etc. but how do Western people describe all of them in their shows? "HONOR"..... seriously why...?
It's almost as if the songwriters had foreknowledge of the end of the story! Incredible!
This made me want to watch it again-
I always found this scene/song the most satisfying thing in the world 😭
Omg HOW DID I MISS THIS FOR over 20 YEARS
One of my all time favorite movies. It's 7am and my day off.... I'm gonna rewatch it to start off my day after my birthday 😂
Thats is the dumbest foreshadowing EVER
clearly u need more creative content when .....
Matchmaker: You need a good MATCH ;)
Mulan: **commits arson**
Can't believe this movie came out when I was 1 years old 😅
She was BAAAD in that hot tub
PMSL
Stop..
Wtaf
@@ScreenFreaksMulan is my favorite Disney movie next to the Hunchback of Notre Dame.
Y'all don’t forget "men want girls with good taste calm obedient who work fast-paces with good *breeding"* LIKE BRO WDYM GOOD BREEDING
Did you notice this small detail in Disney's 2020 Mulan, in the title screen it reads Mulan which is a great call back to Disney's 1993 animated film Mulan....
Society: you need to find a good match
Mulan: 🙂🔥
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Rush hour ❤
I mean….I guess, but Mushu lit the match lol
Disney should have made diverse princesses this way and not color-swapping. I would have loved to see a happy Pyramus and Thisbe (upper Africa) or a Swiftrunner movie (native American story, where the shoes granny made allowed him to be faster because they were made with love).
The Americans at Disney managed to capture the ideals of pride, heroism, and most importantly, honor, in Chinese culture better than the Chinese did. It's a truly wonderful movie.
I know the song/video from the movie is more about Asian countries (like Japan, with Go and Jeremy) than just China I discovered years ago on UTube as well.
One detail I notice here, is that while everyone is singing about how she's gonna bring honor to her family by getting married and that's the only way she can do that, she flexes some strategic skills with the board game the old men were playing. Definitely a cute way to hint at her greater potential on the battlefield despite every else's more domestic expectations, since strategic board games are often compared to warfare.
In frozen the song from the beginning of the movie got shit cause they thought it was just random, but it actually tells the story of the movie.
she didnt light a match... she lit her mini dragon LOL
wait a sec did you just says that since the song says a good match and mulan used a good match to defeat the huns its a good connection since they talk about a good match and she used a match good enough to light the explosives bro you are right oh and can you talk about nope the movie where the chimp goes wild
the remake of mulan was a crappy film. The character was so different from the original mulan, the story was too much action, as a mulan fan, disney has lost its touch lately