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Something most people don't catch but is one of my favorite details. Shan Yu (the villian) never even questions Mulan being the warrior from the mountain. He accepts it immediately. That's because the Huns had women warriors. It was a completely normal part of their culture (unlike in China). To Shan Yu, Mulan was just as much a threat as any of her male counterparts. In a small way, he actually respected her as a warrior even more so than her comrades in arms.
@@jp3813true, true, and this might be a reach, but maybe he knew the China doesn’t allow her female citizens to be warriors. So he probably didn’t expect her to go against those norms. MAYBE
@@lelemacchi Of course he didn't. That's the point. Even after she cut the rope that allowed the Emperor to get away, Shan Yu didn't blame her until she revealed her identity.
@@foggyfrogy Isn't it interesting though that "body count" of violent murder is more acceptable in children's movies than the other kind? That always just struck me as weird. Like... why is violence considered more appropriate for kids than love? Edit: This is NOT me advocating for sexual content in kids movies. It's just an observation and me wondering why our culture seems to consider the one to be worse than the other in media
Fun fact: When “A girl worth fighting for” cuts off, there aren’t any more musical numbers in the film after that. The movie drops the musical aspect as the tone has been too completely changed.
shan Yu, one few disney villains.... - Doens't have a "Theme' or singing aspect when introduced - Doesn't underestimate his opponent - does not presume Mulan weak for being female
in Hun and Mongol Culture Women were Warriors too. Thats why he has respect for her and kinda shits his pants first as he recognizes her in the palace@@mara_q9979
Did you notice that he never even questions that it was a woman who was the warrior from the mountain? It's because he is a Hun. Hun women fought alongside their men in battle. A woman warrior was nothing new or surprising to him. I believe that is why he doesn't underestimate her.
@@spaghettibolognese5838 Don't you know the motto "Hell is paved with good intentions..."? Well, just like it says, you can find many instances, loads of it, and Elsa is just one of them, as regretful it can be (like fallen heroes in great mythical tragedies)...
There’s a theory that the reason the great stone dragon didn’t wake up when mushu tried is because Mulan is the great stone dragon that looks over her family. And honestly that’s cannon for me. Cause Mulan is honestly such an amazing movie for self worth and just a woman fighting for family and her home. The romance wasn’t even important in the plot. A Disney princess who got busy!
I always took it as cannon because she’s crying under the statue before she resolves to take her father’s place; and then throughout the scene of her transformation there’s repeated flashes of dragon imagery
Differently from that horrible remake, in which Mulan has magic powers (making the moral message completely pointless), this original one teaches young girls that women, even if they are physically disadvantaged, can use other skills, like intelligence and cunning. Also, she doesn't bring down men, but they all collab together And the songs are soo beautiful My favourite Disney movie🧡
Good way to describe it and I largely agree. Though at points the movie does exaggerate what Mulan would be able to do as a woman physically, like tripping over Shan Yu with a leg sweep (that takes great momentum and strength even for men and Shan Yu is a very big guy) as well as climbing the pole. Even with her cunning trick that climb takes massive upper body strength which I cannot see a muscle-less and petite female possess really.
@@alexanderb5726 you obviously have never studied martial arts, you use your opponents size and weight against them. A leg sweep to the back of the knee can buckle any persons legs no matter how big they are. It's still a cartoon at the end of the day, but you didn't mention the fat dude doing flips and gymnastics to cross the wooden stakes in the river as being physically impossible or the guy biting the poles with his teeth before sliding down.
@@CoutureThug I have not studied martial arts very much no. Neither do I need to. I have performed leg sweeps and know what they take against strong opponents. So I remain very skeptical. I didn't mention fat guy's acrobatics because it wasn't the topic discussed. It is likewise extremely improbable.
The Huns and Shan Yu were the most badass disney villains in my childhood. I always loved history, the medieval age, military history and all that, and so the way this movie portrayed war in a very real and gritty way was epic to me. The Hunnic charge down the mountain gives me goosebumps still.
I also like that shan yu called mulan the ‘soldier from the mountain’ because the huns accepted all genders as warriors. Its was cool to see a girl who worked hard and used her brains to make decisions. A newer concept for girls ❤️
@@alisong826 Yea, we do know historically that Huns and other nomadic horse-peoples like the proto-Russian Schythians had both sexes fight. Mostly because from a thundering horseback, a woman could be just as lethal as a man. Then of course things evolved, weapons became much heavier (spears and lances) as well as armor and the idea of 'all who are able just grab weapons and do your best' which often was the tribalistic way was replaced with professionalism, standardized and streneous training. The standing army became the end of both genders fighting as it demanded far more physical ability and endurance than before even from cavalry.
@@alexanderb5726Incorrect. Women were actively banned from practicing marital arts in China after the introduction of Confucianism. It had nothing to do with the idea of "professionalism" and stamina.
My goodsir I loved reading your comment I'm a history buff as well not for school just love the historical knowledge how could you attempt to change anything without knowledge of the past I know I can't change anything significantly but we could encourage someone to pay attention to the past and move forward with the knowledge imparted I love reading and researching on the Egyptian culture even did some classes on archeology just because of my fascination
@@cassandrahepp6445 It was still a bit unusual, but women were allowed to join the army if they could keep up with the men. Not many could, but it wasn't a social taboo.
Actually, he did give a damn b/c he ignored her even after she cut off the rope that prevented him from following the Emperor. Instead he tried to blame it on Li Shang.
@@jp3813 He thought she was just a woman under the commands of the soldier. Until Shan Yu pointed out that Li Shang apparently took his victory that Mulan had to correct him that SHE took his victory.
is the huns Mongolian? like i know the realistic movie would make the bad guys Mongolians because they was the enemies at the time of the legends. but the huns are the enemies in this movie
@@shelliblossom8953 idk why people be saying that they're mongolian they were mostly of turkic origin i guess cuz mongolians are more mainstream cuz of the ol Genghis
21:41 Mushu saved “their” lives. It was an ambush, first take out the leader and pick off the army as they panic. Luckily Shang "turns" to Mulan getting arrowed in the shoulder. Edit: “Sorry MR. SIRCORRECTSALOT🤣
Had Disney + for a year, can confirm, these 2D animated movies have been transferred incredibly well. Even older ones like Lady and the Tramp look amazing. This is a super rewatchable one. Probably the Disney movie I've seen the most growing up, back in the VHS days.
One of my favorite things about this movie is the foreshadowing in the song “A Girl Worth Fighting For”. The girls the men dream about are the girls they fall in love with in the second movie!
Ming-Na Wen is the speaking voice of Mulan and Lea Salonga is the singing voice of Mulan (which came out in 1998). I’m a huge fan of both women! Little known facts: one of Ming-Na’s earliest tv jobs was being in the soap opera “As The World Turns” playing Lien Hughes in 1988. (Ming-Na looked very young and played a teenage when she was really in her early 20s. She made history being the first Asian actor to be a regular on a soap.) Ming-Na was in the show for a little over 3 years (1991) and then left the show. The character of Lien was brought back 10 years later (2001) and Lea Salonga played the part for about 7 months! (Lea was the actual age of the character.) So fun fact: Ming-Na and Lea have shared 2 roles!
This movie is straight GAS🔥🔥🔥. It's in my top 5 Disney cartoon movies for sure. The message about women's empowerment was great, the action was fire, and the soundtrack go crazy.
Really enjoyed the way you guys are all hyped-up with the songs. This is the first ever movie I've seen in the cinemas so it really stuck to me esp that scene when the Huns charging at them at the mountains. Just imagine seeing that in the big screen as a kid.
10:30 Theres a theory that Mulan is the great stone dragon and her going off to the war is her being awakened. That's why nothing happened to the statue when Mushu rang the gong.
Hands down, one of my top favorite Disney movies growing up and it still has a fresh bit of nostalgia to it, and Mulan is a badass woman warrior who I still admire to this day ❤❤ And Eddie Murphy makes Mushu every bit as iconic on his line delivery as his work with Donkey in the Shrek franchise
One of the scenes at the beginning of the film, in my opinion, was done on purpose instead of a comedic filler, is the scene when the dog is jumping and the chickens flying. There is a Chinese idiom about this, and knowing Disney's love for their Easter eggs, it wouldn't be surprising that they did it on purpose. The idiom is 鸡飞狗跳 (雞飛狗跳) flying chicken and jumping dog. This idiom is used to describe 'panic that results in a mess' and sometimes, in a few instances, of trouble that I think holds true to the story in the beginning and in the last scene. I'm not Chinese, I can't be definitive about it, but it would be so cool if it was done on purpose.
if you research the history of mulan, she was in the army for over 20 years and they knew she was a female. disney has a twist on a lot of things. i grew up watching so many different versions of mulan. the details of her existence and the many written stories of her in history were all different. its pretty interesting though.
There’s another famous Chinese general as well: Fu Hao, she led 13000 soldiers into battle and is remembered as the first female general in China. She lived more than 3000 years ago.
Mulan was based off an ancient Chinese poem. The poem indicates that Mulan goes to fight but they didn’t find out she was a girl until they won against their enemies, once the victory was complete. Mulan was then beheaded or hung by the emperor for impersonating a soldier. It’s very sad because all though she did all of that for her country she dies. There’s also a live action version of Mulan created by a Chinese producer, that actually shows the actual tail of Mulan, and the gory details I explained . Great reaction.
All the versions I saw didn’t have her dying. It has her going home and living life and her soldiers coming to visit and then finding out. Do you remember what version you saw or where you saw it?
@@CourtneyzW0rld it was a Chinese channel I used to follow who had the original story. Of course many versions are nicely written for the audiences perspective. Let’s not forget this is ancient China who to this day believe in population control with their girls. It’s very well known that she die. Now as for series I’ll have to find it.
@@CourtneyzW0rld it’s hard to find sense we have what’s called a Mandela effect going on right now where everything you see or hear once might not reappear I have been looking for the series for awhile it’s super hard to find. Plus it’s extremely old so might not be streamable.
@@Jonty-kq4fr nooo it’s actually been said multiple times that it was written as a sad heroic poem about Mulan which was not her name by the way. She dies in the poem when they found out she was a female impersonating a soldier. Joan of arc did not impersonate. If you don’t know the true story that is fine too. Disney takes peoples work make it into their own.
This was my favorite Disney movie growing up because I didn't know much about Asian culture and it was nice to see something different for once. Still one of my favorites along with Hercules and Lion King.
Public bath are huge historically throughout Europe,Asia Africa . Most public baths are in Japan Korea China u can have separate women and men mixed genders, tattoo friendly.
That's my favourite Disney heroine. In fact, I always had my hair like Mulan and my friends know how much i like that movie, that's why my nickname among them is Mulan and I like it a lot! 🥰
It's such a good exploration of the aftermath of Simba's trauma. Plus I love the triple meaning of the title. Pride can refer to the lions themselves, Simba's pride affecting his emotions, and Kiara being his pride and joy
What made the live action of Mulan weak was that they removed elements of what made Mulan so cool - she was able to battle against a big evil man in the cartoon, whereas the villain in the live action film was a female witch. The point of Mulan's story is that she's able to be a man and fight against man, despite animosity of her true gender status. This was my favorite film as an Asian born female growing up, and I've always looked up to Mulan as the best Disney female lead character. Princesses are strong, sure, but Mulan didn't need to be a princess to be amazing. She was a warrior. Love this reaction from y'all!❤
Lea Salonga did the singing voice for Mulan and Donny Osmond did the singing voice for Captain Li Shang, while the speaking voice was done by B D Wong. Pat Morita, aka Mr. Miyagi in the Karate Kid franchise, did the voice of the emperor and the guy who plays the Mr. Pak (Po's adopted father) in the Kung Fu Panda series and Jet Li's father in Romeo must die, plays the emperor 's assistant.
Honestly, as much as I love how sassy Mulan's grandma is, my favorite part of the movie is Yao roasting Chi-Fu in the song "A Girl Worth Fighting For". 🎶Chi-Fu: I've a girl back home who's unlike any other Yao: Yeah, the only girl who'd love him is his mother🎶 Just the look on his face ALONE is priceless. 😆😆🤣🤣
you guys popped up at the right time, since I was just watching scary vid reaction and was too freaked out to continue...hopefully watching this would make me feel less ominous..
Mulan is my fav Disney char. I find her to be one of the most relatable characters in Disney (only Elsa is more relatable), but her char growth is amazing. Oh the segment when she takes her father's armor, the song played is called "Short Hair" and it's my fav Disney moment set to music. So epic, I love it!
That literally blow my mind that soldier lit the fire in the beginning was actually the voice actor of billy from the adventures of billy and mandy and Zim from invaders zim
A life for a life, my debt is repaid No one realizes also he didn't kill her because he knew her father was sick and on the verge of dying that's why he didn't kill her and he knew she was saving him and also because she saved everyone also
The idea that this animated version got subtlety and depth better than the live action version "made for adults", always makes me laugh. And now, all of China will know that she is Him. Or he is Her? Eh.
Mulan Top Tier Disney Character All Time! Watch The Full/Uncut On Patreon HERE: www.patreon.com/rttv_
Slam Dunk?
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DONT WATCH MULAN 2
lion king 2 is good tho
Yall make me so happy, black kings just vibing ,i love it.
Thanks for the highlighted comment
Something most people don't catch but is one of my favorite details.
Shan Yu (the villian) never even questions Mulan being the warrior from the mountain. He accepts it immediately. That's because the Huns had women warriors. It was a completely normal part of their culture (unlike in China). To Shan Yu, Mulan was just as much a threat as any of her male counterparts. In a small way, he actually respected her as a warrior even more so than her comrades in arms.
That’s such an interesting fact
Except Shan Yu ignored Mulan and tried to blame everything on Li Shang before she threw her shoe at him and momentarily shortened her hair.
@@jp3813true, true, and this might be a reach, but maybe he knew the China doesn’t allow her female citizens to be warriors. So he probably didn’t expect her to go against those norms. MAYBE
@@jp3813 bc he didn't recognize her, the warrior didn't have long hair nor looked like a female at all
@@lelemacchi Of course he didn't. That's the point. Even after she cut the rope that allowed the Emperor to get away, Shan Yu didn't blame her until she revealed her identity.
fun fact, mulan has the highest body count of any disney character including villains (She has 1,995 kills)
True 🤔
I just thought ,,dude this is a children's mov....oh ...you mean that body count..."
@@foggyfrogy we all know Gaston has the biggest body count in _that_ sense.
@@foggyfrogy Isn't it interesting though that "body count" of violent murder is more acceptable in children's movies than the other kind? That always just struck me as weird. Like... why is violence considered more appropriate for kids than love?
Edit: This is NOT me advocating for sexual content in kids movies. It's just an observation and me wondering why our culture seems to consider the one to be worse than the other in media
Like chinese version of JOAN OF ARC …… maybe!
Fun fact:
When “A girl worth fighting for” cuts off, there aren’t any more musical numbers in the film after that. The movie drops the musical aspect as the tone has been too completely changed.
someone saw the short🤣
@@lol_youre_mad No, I had the DVD with cast commentary and behind the scenes.
@@Laxhoop oh my bad dawg, i just saw the YT short before i saw this video
@@lol_youre_madbruh what youtube short i thought this was common sense
@@spaghettibolognese5838why would this be common sense…
20:41 “THAT’S the girl worth fighting for, the child that doll belonged to” 👏👏👏👏 AMEN
Indeed, I have never thought of it like that until now.
omg never thought of that, that’s so deep and real 👏🏽
Woah this is a crazy revelation
BARS
And at that point in the film, the music numbers stop as the seriousness sets in 😢
shan Yu, one few disney villains....
- Doens't have a "Theme' or singing aspect when introduced
- Doesn't underestimate his opponent
- does not presume Mulan weak for being female
wow. you're right. I never realized that
in Hun and Mongol Culture Women were Warriors too. Thats why he has respect for her and kinda shits his pants first as he recognizes her in the palace@@mara_q9979
Did you notice that he never even questions that it was a woman who was the warrior from the mountain? It's because he is a Hun. Hun women fought alongside their men in battle. A woman warrior was nothing new or surprising to him. I believe that is why he doesn't underestimate her.
@@cassandrahepp6445one of the few true historical facts the movie represented rightfully
He actually ignored Mulan even after she cut off the rope that led to the Emperor's escape, then he tried to blame it on Li Shang.
Mulan killed way more people with snow than Elsa ever did.
LMAO
Wow
acting like elsa was trying to kill people (she didn’t btw)
@@spaghettibolognese5838 doesn't change the outcome.
@@spaghettibolognese5838 Don't you know the motto "Hell is paved with good intentions..."? Well, just like it says, you can find many instances, loads of it, and Elsa is just one of them, as regretful it can be (like fallen heroes in great mythical tragedies)...
Did yall notice how the emperor just walked off 😮 like he out here for a leisurely stroll even when Shan yu was swinging his sword????!!!
That sent me cus what was he doing 😂
@@Sozile He’s old he can’t move fast 😂
@@Sozile coz he lived enough😂
There’s a theory that the reason the great stone dragon didn’t wake up when mushu tried is because Mulan is the great stone dragon that looks over her family.
And honestly that’s cannon for me. Cause Mulan is honestly such an amazing movie for self worth and just a woman fighting for family and her home. The romance wasn’t even important in the plot.
A Disney princess who got busy!
I think it makes more sense that the stone dragon entered her when she was crying underneath the statue.
I always took it as cannon because she’s crying under the statue before she resolves to take her father’s place; and then throughout the scene of her transformation there’s repeated flashes of dragon imagery
Differently from that horrible remake, in which Mulan has magic powers (making the moral message completely pointless), this original one teaches young girls that women, even if they are physically disadvantaged, can use other skills, like intelligence and cunning. Also, she doesn't bring down men, but they all collab together
And the songs are soo beautiful
My favourite Disney movie🧡
The live action version aligns more with the Chinese folktales but I agree I liked the cartoon version better.
Agreed that remake butchered the og meaning and story
Good way to describe it and I largely agree. Though at points the movie does exaggerate what Mulan would be able to do as a woman physically, like tripping over Shan Yu with a leg sweep (that takes great momentum and strength even for men and Shan Yu is a very big guy) as well as climbing the pole. Even with her cunning trick that climb takes massive upper body strength which I cannot see a muscle-less and petite female possess really.
@@alexanderb5726 you obviously have never studied martial arts, you use your opponents size and weight against them. A leg sweep to the back of the knee can buckle any persons legs no matter how big they are. It's still a cartoon at the end of the day, but you didn't mention the fat dude doing flips and gymnastics to cross the wooden stakes in the river as being physically impossible or the guy biting the poles with his teeth before sliding down.
@@CoutureThug I have not studied martial arts very much no. Neither do I need to. I have performed leg sweeps and know what they take against strong opponents. So I remain very skeptical.
I didn't mention fat guy's acrobatics because it wasn't the topic discussed. It is likewise extremely improbable.
Mulan's singing voice is the same as Princess Jasmine's, the legendary Lea Salonga.
The one and only Lea. Legend
16:51 The way Rob went over to Evan and repeated the lyrics to him was just personal.
Evan deadass needs to handle his biggest opp 😂😂 It's about time
Yeah, that was hilarious. It be like that, though, when you hear a song that impacts you the most. @@tombwady3330
Rob is in love with Evan like hella obsessed bro
"I'll make a man out of you" is one of my favorite disney songs ..❤
An absolute BANGER! back in college I’d listen to it on the way to a test to pump me up. One of the best Disney songs ever written imo😂
when he said "no THAT'S the girl we're fighting for" my heart 😭💔
I love how it doesn’t show just Mulans transformation. It also shows her new friends too! They all start to learn to have both bark and bite.
The Huns and Shan Yu were the most badass disney villains in my childhood. I always loved history, the medieval age, military history and all that, and so the way this movie portrayed war in a very real and gritty way was epic to me. The Hunnic charge down the mountain gives me goosebumps still.
I also like that shan yu called mulan the ‘soldier from the mountain’ because the huns accepted all genders as warriors. Its was cool to see a girl who worked hard and used her brains to make decisions. A newer concept for girls ❤️
@@alisong826 Yea, we do know historically that Huns and other nomadic horse-peoples like the proto-Russian Schythians had both sexes fight. Mostly because from a thundering horseback, a woman could be just as lethal as a man. Then of course things evolved, weapons became much heavier (spears and lances) as well as armor and the idea of 'all who are able just grab weapons and do your best' which often was the tribalistic way was replaced with professionalism, standardized and streneous training. The standing army became the end of both genders fighting as it demanded far more physical ability and endurance than before even from cavalry.
@@alexanderb5726Incorrect. Women were actively banned from practicing marital arts in China after the introduction of Confucianism. It had nothing to do with the idea of "professionalism" and stamina.
@@lavinder11 I was not referring to China.
My goodsir I loved reading your comment I'm a history buff as well not for school just love the historical knowledge how could you attempt to change anything without knowledge of the past I know I can't change anything significantly but we could encourage someone to pay attention to the past and move forward with the knowledge imparted I love reading and researching on the Egyptian culture even did some classes on archeology just because of my fascination
I like hiw Shan Yu didn’t give a damn about Mulan being a woman, to him she was just another soldier in his way, which fits his culture.
This part!!! Being a Hun, seeing a woman warrior was just par for the course. And I LOVE that detail in the movie.
@@cassandrahepp6445 It was still a bit unusual, but women were allowed to join the army if they could keep up with the men. Not many could, but it wasn't a social taboo.
Actually, he did give a damn b/c he ignored her even after she cut off the rope that prevented him from following the Emperor. Instead he tried to blame it on Li Shang.
@@jp3813
He thought she was just a woman under the commands of the soldier. Until Shan Yu pointed out that Li Shang apparently took his victory that Mulan had to correct him that SHE took his victory.
@@reina_harhar7815 That's the point right there. Shan Yu would not have ignored a man under the command of a soldier.
Me, who's part Chinese and part Mongolian, conflicted on who to root for.
You’re hilarious 🤣
How about …. The one not trying to enslave everyone lol.
@@jadayxo1529 and that is...?
is the huns Mongolian? like i know the realistic movie would make the bad guys Mongolians because they was the enemies at the time of the legends. but the huns are the enemies in this movie
@@shelliblossom8953 idk why people be saying that they're mongolian they were mostly of turkic origin i guess cuz mongolians are more mainstream cuz of the ol Genghis
"He's dead, but fireworks"😂 😂😂Pat is too much😅😂
Mulan is one of my favorite Disney movies.
Same 👍🏼👍🏼
Samee. I’d say one of my fav Disney princess
@@RyneMurray23 Nice.
@@jade-zd2vy I hear ya.
21:41 Mushu saved “their” lives. It was an ambush, first take out the leader and pick off the army as they panic. Luckily Shang "turns" to Mulan getting arrowed in the shoulder.
Edit: “Sorry MR. SIRCORRECTSALOT🤣
Their*
ahhhh. If he didn't turn it would hit his heart? Dang
Homie was triggered by the matchmaker and i felt it in my soul
Right! I love that he was defending Mulan 🤣
this is gonna be an epic journey, cant wait for some more classics, aladin, tarzan, hercules, robin hood! so many bangers!
yes i love Tarzan too, but Mulan will always be my favorite. These late 90s Disney movies are just in their own league.
"no matter how the wind blows, the mountain cannot bow to it" cold ass line
The Huns used to scare the shit out of me when I was a kid. I think it was their eyes 😂
Had Disney + for a year, can confirm, these 2D animated movies have been transferred incredibly well. Even older ones like Lady and the Tramp look amazing. This is a super rewatchable one. Probably the Disney movie I've seen the most growing up, back in the VHS days.
One of my favorite things about this movie is the foreshadowing in the song “A Girl Worth Fighting For”. The girls the men dream about are the girls they fall in love with in the second movie!
Ming-Na Wen is the speaking voice of Mulan and Lea Salonga is the singing voice of Mulan (which came out in 1998). I’m a huge fan of both women! Little known facts: one of Ming-Na’s earliest tv jobs was being in the soap opera “As The World Turns” playing Lien Hughes in 1988. (Ming-Na looked very young and played a teenage when she was really in her early 20s. She made history being the first Asian actor to be a regular on a soap.) Ming-Na was in the show for a little over 3 years (1991) and then left the show. The character of Lien was brought back 10 years later (2001) and Lea Salonga played the part for about 7 months! (Lea was the actual age of the character.) So fun fact: Ming-Na and Lea have shared 2 roles!
This movie is straight GAS🔥🔥🔥. It's in my top 5 Disney cartoon movies for sure. The message about women's empowerment was great, the action was fire, and the soundtrack go crazy.
Love that y’all clocked her girl worth fighting for ❤that doll meant so much to her and her fellow solders meant everything
One of the GOATED Disney movies!
Really enjoyed the way you guys are all hyped-up with the songs. This is the first ever movie I've seen in the cinemas so it really stuck to me esp that scene when the Huns charging at them at the mountains. Just imagine seeing that in the big screen as a kid.
This movie still remains my favorite Disney movie. The characters, action, animation, themes and comedy were so amazing🔥
Mulan came out a year after Hercules.
I prefer Mulan.
Both are amazing
that was an era fr
@@bighand1530 same
@@naylisyazwina6836 I hear ya.
10:30 Theres a theory that Mulan is the great stone dragon and her going off to the war is her being awakened. That's why nothing happened to the statue when Mushu rang the gong.
I like this theory more than the others I've heard
Cool one!
After the troops catch their first sight of war, there are no more songs for the rest of the movie.
I have been watching the movie since i remembered, and i never did that connection. You are right
Prince of Egypt next 🔥🔥🔥
Yes!!!
Fuck yes!!! 😊💜
THIS! Prince of Egypt goes hard even if you're not religious
@@cristinaestrella right! I'm muslim but that movie was played all the time at home. it was simply brilliant, both entertaining and educational
And hunch back of notre dame!
Fun fact, the actor that played the main villain is the same voice actor for Vandal Savage in Young Justice. Miguel Ferrer
Hands down, one of my top favorite Disney movies growing up and it still has a fresh bit of nostalgia to it, and Mulan is a badass woman warrior who I still admire to this day ❤❤ And Eddie Murphy makes Mushu every bit as iconic on his line delivery as his work with Donkey in the Shrek franchise
One of the scenes at the beginning of the film, in my opinion, was done on purpose instead of a comedic filler, is the scene when the dog is jumping and the chickens flying. There is a Chinese idiom about this, and knowing Disney's love for their Easter eggs, it wouldn't be surprising that they did it on purpose. The idiom is 鸡飞狗跳 (雞飛狗跳) flying chicken and jumping dog. This idiom is used to describe 'panic that results in a mess' and sometimes, in a few instances, of trouble that I think holds true to the story in the beginning and in the last scene. I'm not Chinese, I can't be definitive about it, but it would be so cool if it was done on purpose.
29:55 She on that Obi-wan type shih
if you research the history of mulan, she was in the army for over 20 years and they knew she was a female. disney has a twist on a lot of things. i grew up watching so many different versions of mulan. the details of her existence and the many written stories of her in history were all different. its pretty interesting though.
There’s another famous Chinese general as well: Fu Hao, she led 13000 soldiers into battle and is remembered as the first female general in China. She lived more than 3000 years ago.
Make a Man outta You is PEAK🔥
Those 2 songs in Mulan are so hype lol.
Mulan was based off an ancient Chinese poem. The poem indicates that Mulan goes to fight but they didn’t find out she was a girl until they won against their enemies, once the victory was complete. Mulan was then beheaded or hung by the emperor for impersonating a soldier. It’s very sad because all though she did all of that for her country she dies. There’s also a live action version of Mulan created by a Chinese producer, that actually shows the actual tail of Mulan, and the gory details I explained . Great reaction.
All the versions I saw didn’t have her dying. It has her going home and living life and her soldiers coming to visit and then finding out. Do you remember what version you saw or where you saw it?
@@CourtneyzW0rld it was a Chinese channel I used to follow who had the original story. Of course many versions are nicely written for the audiences perspective. Let’s not forget this is ancient China who to this day believe in population control with their girls. It’s very well known that she die. Now as for series I’ll have to find it.
@@CourtneyzW0rld it’s hard to find sense we have what’s called a Mandela effect going on right now where everything you see or hear once might not reappear I have been looking for the series for awhile it’s super hard to find. Plus it’s extremely old so might not be streamable.
@@foxygirl849 Maybe you're thinking of Joan of Arc?
@@Jonty-kq4fr nooo it’s actually been said multiple times that it was written as a sad heroic poem about Mulan which was not her name by the way. She dies in the poem when they found out she was a female impersonating a soldier. Joan of arc did not impersonate. If you don’t know the true story that is fine too. Disney takes peoples work make it into their own.
Wells just vibing the whole time. Bro was too engrossed in the movie to give his reaction😂😂.
I was young when this premiered, and I still count it as one of my top five favorite Disney movies, ever.
This was my favorite Disney movie growing up because I didn't know much about Asian culture and it was nice to see something different for once. Still one of my favorites along with Hercules and Lion King.
Public bath are huge historically throughout Europe,Asia Africa . Most public baths are in Japan Korea China u can have separate women and men mixed genders, tattoo friendly.
That's my favourite Disney heroine. In fact, I always had my hair like Mulan and my friends know how much i like that movie, that's why my nickname among them is Mulan and I like it a lot! 🥰
I like how Modern Disney missed every point of this movie and the rest of their original cartoons lol 😂. Favourite OG Disney movie!
Ming na wen the greatest Disney princess ever
yall making these fun to watch again. thank you
"Not a liability just like dead weight"
So a liability
Mulan my favorite Disney princess
Who told y’all lion king 2 was wack?! That is probably the only good sequel
Brother Bear 1 and 2 was good.
And
The little mermaid 1 and 2 were good
It's such a good exploration of the aftermath of Simba's trauma. Plus I love the triple meaning of the title. Pride can refer to the lions themselves, Simba's pride affecting his emotions, and Kiara being his pride and joy
Another thing mulan’s voice actress also played as the sniper bounty hunter fennec who was helping boba fett in mandalorian and in boba fett series
What made the live action of Mulan weak was that they removed elements of what made Mulan so cool - she was able to battle against a big evil man in the cartoon, whereas the villain in the live action film was a female witch. The point of Mulan's story is that she's able to be a man and fight against man, despite animosity of her true gender status.
This was my favorite film as an Asian born female growing up, and I've always looked up to Mulan as the best Disney female lead character. Princesses are strong, sure, but Mulan didn't need to be a princess to be amazing. She was a warrior.
Love this reaction from y'all!❤
Loved the singalong section! Lol!
In my top 3 of favorite Disney movies…🙌🏾🔥
During the avalanche scene, I believe that was the first time CGI was used in a Disney film.
I thought it was during the stampede scene of the Lion King?
Wrong it was the stampede scene in the lion king
Can Disney please remake their live action for this movie? It just wasn’t anything like Mulan. 😭
I saw someone comment Lrince of Egypt next. I agree.
Lea Salonga did the singing voice for Mulan and Donny Osmond did the singing voice for Captain Li Shang, while the speaking voice was done by B D Wong. Pat Morita, aka Mr. Miyagi in the Karate Kid franchise, did the voice of the emperor and the guy who plays the Mr. Pak (Po's adopted father) in the Kung Fu Panda series and Jet Li's father in Romeo must die, plays the emperor 's assistant.
18:04 Rob “I’m tryna see… wait” AYOOO😂😂
Feels surreal to see this movie again because my tenth grade music class did a play about it, and I played Mushu
As far as where Mulan stands on my list of favorite Disney Renaissance films, it stands at number 3
This was so enlightening!!!! More please!!!!
26:26 the way he screamed in sync with the bird!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
This is my brother’s all time favorite Disney Renaissance.
To me, this was the second greatest Disney movie behind Lion King in the 90’s.
Honestly, as much as I love how sassy Mulan's grandma is, my favorite part of the movie is Yao roasting Chi-Fu in the song "A Girl Worth Fighting For".
🎶Chi-Fu: I've a girl back home who's unlike any other
Yao: Yeah, the only girl who'd love him is his mother🎶
Just the look on his face ALONE is priceless. 😆😆🤣🤣
Yaw have got to be my favorite reaction channel,keep up the good work💗
Great reaction! Mulan is of my favourite Disney movies. Please react to “Moses: Prince of Egypt”. It’s another great one.
This is the reason why RTV are the best reactors of all time.
Mulan 2 actually was not bad I think y’all should watch it
you guys popped up at the right time, since I was just watching scary vid reaction and was too freaked out to continue...hopefully watching this would make me feel less ominous..
29:16 Fun fact the reason Shan Yi wasn’t surprised that Mulan was a girl was because the Huns historically actually allowed women into their armies
Mulan is my fav Disney char. I find her to be one of the most relatable characters in Disney (only Elsa is more relatable), but her char growth is amazing. Oh the segment when she takes her father's armor, the song played is called "Short Hair" and it's my fav Disney moment set to music. So epic, I love it!
That literally blow my mind that soldier lit the fire in the beginning was actually the voice actor of billy from the adventures of billy and mandy and Zim from invaders zim
The emperor is also Mr. Miyagi. I think KH2 was actually his final role
Lion king 2 went hard 😂
It's one of the few good straight to DVD/video sequels.
Jerry doesn’t have sense you should know this by now
The "be a man" song while they´re dressep up as women to save the emperor is pure cinema😍
28:45 619, best Mulan reaction ever
Mulan is an absolute favorite! (Not just cause li Shang is an absolute hottie) 😂
Mulan will always be my favorite Disney movie
I am so happy you guys watched Mulan!!!
The second film is actually quite good and I'd love to watch y'alls' reactions!
Mulan 2 is definitely worth watching!
This movie is my childhood I’m so happy my favorite reactors are watching this
I love how Eddie Murphy is the best sidekick..whether as a donkey or a dragon😅😅😅
What about Hunchback of Notre Dame? I would love to see y'alls reaction to that❤
To quote an old, forgotten 80's sitcom: "girls can't spit" lol
The song that goes “let’s get down to business to defeat the huns”, are which mostly the Mongolians.
The sequel to this is actually really good in my opinion, we get to see a lot more of Yao, Ling and Chien Po.
Dude my fave KH2 world as well. Would love to see you guys do a play through of the games😜❤
First time watching y'all...
I immediately hit the sub when my boy said Kingdom Hearts!
A life for a life, my debt is repaid
No one realizes also he didn't kill her because he knew her father was sick and on the verge of dying that's why he didn't kill her and he knew she was saving him and also because she saved everyone also
Notice how the great stone dragon didn’t wake up while all the other ancestors did.
The idea that this animated version got subtlety and depth better than the live action version "made for adults", always makes me laugh. And now, all of China will know that she is Him. Or he is Her? Eh.