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Bientôt le monde entier découvrira ses exploits.
Mulan, sous les traits du soldat « Ping », prend la place de son père dans l’armée impériale chinoise. Aidée par son dragon Mushu et un criquet appelé Cri-Kee, Mulan essaie de gagner le respect de ses camarades et du courageux Capitaine Shang. Ses aventures l’emmènent dans une bataille sur le toit du palais impérial où l’honneur de sa famille et le destin de l’Empereur reposent entre ses mains.
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THIS IS MY FAVOURITE MOVIE
"My little baby, off to destroy people." Mushu is so funny. This is one of the best Disney animated movies, always fun to watch.
Warfare and gender politics (plus musical numbers and pet dragons) around imperial China in this Disney-fied adaptation of an old eastern fable. It's flashy and well-produced, with a strong female lead and up-front morals, but the plot seems too convenient and there's very little life outside the spotlight's bright glare. Funny, that last point, as Disney's always been so thorough about granting attention to the little details in their better preceding efforts. _Mulan_ is just fine. The animation is fluid and smooth, a crisp blend of classic western style and traditional Chinese décor that brims with character while paying service to a stiffer, more respect-driven society. The plot, up-tempo but shallow, hits its important points and changes the scenery before younger minds have a chance to wander. Singing and dancing cartoons aren't really my thing, but the tunes in Mulan are aurally inoffensive, at least, and kept rather short and utilitarian. I didn't hate anything, but I also didn't love anything... it was all just there. Yep, that looks like a Disney movie. Yep, that's the bad guy. Yep, there's the cursory romance. I appreciate the envelope-pushing hinted by the premise, encouragement to challenge the status quo if you find it unjust, but the film's conviction to see that message through adversity seems shaky at best. Even Eddie Murphy's comic relief side character, the aforementioned cat-sized dragon, doesn't get much to do. The ideas are good, the animation is top-notch, the music is tolerable, but the big picture stuff is half-baked and the window-dressings are shockingly bland.
Mulan trained her thighs so much in this army that she even lifted a horse! ;)
Tough chicks are so cool