La légende de Mulan

Titre original : The Legend of Mulan

Vidéo
1998
50min

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Anime Action Animation Aventure Famille Fantaisie Guerre

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA Chinese girl must become a warrior to fight a war and to save her village by convincing a dragon to melt the snows. She must overcome the trials of the four elements, with the help of a me... Tout lireA Chinese girl must become a warrior to fight a war and to save her village by convincing a dragon to melt the snows. She must overcome the trials of the four elements, with the help of a medallion and some magical friends.A Chinese girl must become a warrior to fight a war and to save her village by convincing a dragon to melt the snows. She must overcome the trials of the four elements, with the help of a medallion and some magical friends.

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- Darko Perovic
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4,5/10

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Réalisation
- Darko Perovic
Scénario

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10PatrickK2

Amazing Video

When I was younger, I remember getting this VHS as a birthday gift, I was only five, I watched the same day and I fell in love, with the movie.

Even now as a 24 yr old, I still dust out my VCR on occasion and watch the video. It's fun and friendly and good entertainment for all the family, I recommend it for anyone who has a VCR at home.

5angelsim

Nostalgia Overload

I had this on VHS as a kid and I loved it! I re-watch it again every couple of years and while it's far away from being a masterpiece, part of it's charm is how poor is the voice-over. Growing older and seeing it again reminded me how great the animation is for such a low-budget movie. Would definitely love to see more of that style in the future but done with better script and character development!

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Anecdotes
Released to capitalize on Mulan (1998).

Versions alternatives
The original master used on the 1998 American DVD and its included CD-ROM port have a different narrator at the beginning, and the credits are textless, save for the words "THE END".