[ SECRET POST #4595 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4595 ⌋

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[fscom]

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[(Anonymous)]

I'm excited for Mulan and hoping the live action does well, too, OP! I grew up watching wuxia films, so while I'll miss the songs they've said won't be in the live action version, I think it'll be a lot of fun.

Also, being generqueer, Mulan is my princess.

[(Anonymous)]

I can see that, although Elsa is kind of mine as the disaster princess with anxiety.

[philstar22]

I'm excited for Mulan too. Then again I've on the whole been happy with the Disney remakes.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm a little uncomfortable with Chinese funded stuff and their influence on what kind of movies get made these days, but I found the trailer for this beautiful. I wasn't sure what to feel about removing Shang and so many other elements I loved, but there's enough uniqueness coming through in the clips that I just might give it a watch. I just hope it's more about a story that just happened to take place in China, instead of an advertisement to glorify China like some Chinese-funded movies can feel.

[(Anonymous)]

I mean, tbf, it kind of is since the story of Mulan wasn't originally about a Han woman. It was a story from the Xianbei - a proto-Mongolian people - and the Han just kind of took it when they assimilated the Xianbei in the 5th century.

But they push back hard whenever this gets pointed out nowadays because it's a point against the pan-China single-ethnicity-single-language-single-culture propaganda the Chinese government has been promoting for decades.

[(Anonymous)]

Is there any reason to worry about live-action Disney remakes not earning much money? I know that Dumbo was a bit of a disappointment, financially, but it was a much more stale IP from a very different time period and it was changed a loooot. All the 1990s-Dinsey-properties-inspired remakes made ridiculous money, regardless of their quality?