#Reflection mulan thai movie#

A movie-specific castle isnвЂ™t all that rare but it is always super exciting (our favorites include the Tron Legacy castle that placed it on the grid or the retro-futuristic Tomorrowland castle, Space Mountain beaming in the background, a jet age rocket pack replacing the magical twinkle).

#Reflection mulan thai movie#

When the movie opens, weвЂ™re greeted with the familiar, glittery Disney logo (the original Mulan had the more traditional, 2D вЂњWalt Disney PicturesвЂќ logo from that period). So grab your lucky cricket and hold on tight. WeвЂ™re sticking with the bigger changes, to both the story and characters. For example, while almost every character has a different, more authentically Chinese name, the characters are essentially the same (Shan Yu for example becomes Bori Khan but other than that theyвЂ™re pretty much identical).

These arenвЂ™t necessarily bad changes, after all, just changes.Д«elow are some of the most striking differences from the 1998 animated Mulan to this new Mulan. And unlike some other live-action remakes (weвЂ™re looking at you, Beauty and the Beast), it isnвЂ™t a shot-for-shot recreation and instead strays far from the source material in several key areas. ItвЂ™s a muscular historical action movie, full of gorgeous cinematography (actually shot on location!) and great performances (anchored by an amazing Liu Yifei in the title role). DisneyвЂ™s new Mulan, which just debuted (for a premium!) on Disney+, is easily one of the very best live-action adaptations of one of their beloved animated classics.