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Mulan

  • 1998
  • T
  • 1h 27min
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Ming-Na Wen, Lea Salonga, and Frank Welker in Mulan (1998)
To save her father from death in the army, a young maiden secretly goes in his place and becomes one of China's greatest heroines in the process.
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Coming-of-AgeHand-Drawn AnimationMartial ArtsPeriod DramaPop MusicalQuestAdventureAnimationComedyFamily

Per impedire che il padre venga ucciso in guerra, una giovane donna si traveste da uomo e prende il suo posto, diventano una delle più grandi eroine della storia in Cina.Per impedire che il padre venga ucciso in guerra, una giovane donna si traveste da uomo e prende il suo posto, diventano una delle più grandi eroine della storia in Cina.Per impedire che il padre venga ucciso in guerra, una giovane donna si traveste da uomo e prende il suo posto, diventano una delle più grandi eroine della storia in Cina.

  • Regia
    • Tony Bancroft
    • Barry Cook
  • Sceneggiatura
    • Robert D. San Souci
    • Rita Hsiao
    • Chris Sanders
  • Star
    • Ming-Na Wen
    • Eddie Murphy
    • BD Wong
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  • VALUTAZIONE IMDb
    7,7/10
    334.242
    LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
    POPOLARITÀ
    1437
    62
    • Regia
      • Tony Bancroft
      • Barry Cook
    • Sceneggiatura
      • Robert D. San Souci
      • Rita Hsiao
      • Chris Sanders
    • Star
      • Ming-Na Wen
      • Eddie Murphy
      • BD Wong
    • 428Recensioni degli utenti
    • 140Recensioni della critica
    • 72Metascore
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    • Candidato a 1 Oscar
      • 17 vittorie e 21 candidature totali

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    Ming-Na Wen
    Ming-Na Wen
    • Mulan
    • (voce)
    Eddie Murphy
    Eddie Murphy
    • Mushu
    • (voce)
    BD Wong
    BD Wong
    • Shang
    • (voce)
    • (as B.D. Wong)
    Miguel Ferrer
    Miguel Ferrer
    • Shan-Yu
    • (voce)
    Harvey Fierstein
    Harvey Fierstein
    • Yao
    • (voce)
    Freda Foh Shen
    Freda Foh Shen
    • Fa Li
    • (voce)
    June Foray
    June Foray
    • Grandmother Fa
    • (voce)
    James Hong
    James Hong
    • Chi Fu
    • (voce)
    Miriam Margolyes
    Miriam Margolyes
    • The Matchmaker
    • (voce)
    Pat Morita
    Pat Morita
    • The Emperor
    • (voce)
    Marni Nixon
    Marni Nixon
    • Grandmother Fa
    • (voce (canto))
    Soon-Tek Oh
    Soon-Tek Oh
    • Fa Zhou
    • (voce)
    Donny Osmond
    Donny Osmond
    • Shang
    • (voce (canto))
    Lea Salonga
    Lea Salonga
    • Mulan
    • (voce (canto))
    James Shigeta
    James Shigeta
    • General Li
    • (voce)
    George Takei
    George Takei
    • First Ancestor
    • (voce)
    Jerry Tondo
    • Chien-Po
    • (voce)
    • (as Jerry S. Tondo)
    Gedde Watanabe
    Gedde Watanabe
    • Ling
    • (voce)
    • Regia
      • Tony Bancroft
      • Barry Cook
    • Sceneggiatura
      • Robert D. San Souci
      • Rita Hsiao
      • Chris Sanders
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    Skeletors_Hood

    Why Mulan sticks out as a great Disney film.

    I was impressed by this Disney film for so many reasons, too many to list here, but I will go on the record as saying that Mulan has got to be one of the best Disney female characters that ever saw production, in the midst of a colorful and artistic film, that will resonate in your memory.

    Mulan sticks out in my mind for this reason. For once, we have a strong female lead, or at the least, stronger than most of them. She isn't counted among the Disney "princesses" line-up. She doesn't want for herself, and she seeks to look deeper within herself to discover her inner being. She isn't like Ariel, who wants to be someone else. She isn't like Jasmine, who sits in luxury, waiting to be swept off her feet by Prince Charming, just like Snow White, Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, and almost any female character that Disney brings to life. And while she does share some traits among this list, she stands out because she does something that these do not. She uses her mind.

    Mulan, in fact, has more in common with male Disney leads than the female Disney leads. Mulan is a thinker, and a do-er. She's resourceful, like Aladdin. She is quick to act, like Eric (mermaid.) And she sacrifices herself for the sake of others, like Hercules. She also speaks her mind, even in a culture that does not allow such a thing. She doesn't waste time pining about "will I ever find true love?" Indeed, we see that she has an attraction to Shang (as he was her husband in the legends,) but we see her uncomfortable and unsure of meeting the Match-maker. She begs for her father's life when Chi-Fu came to the village. When you see her make her decision to take her father's place in the army, she does so out of her love for him, valuing his life above hers. She doesn't wish to become a man to see what it is like or for a change. Only to save his life. She later doubts herself and her reasons for going, but she did so because of her inner strengths, something other female Disney leads too often lack. (And it is these strengths that Shang is attracted to at the end.)

    This movie also has a simple, but very effective villain, Shan Yu. Though not as memorable as Jafar or Ursula, he is more effective and more menacing because he is not fantastic. By that, I mean that he is not magical, he holds no special power. He is portrayed as a man, and as a man that could have truly existed, performing vicious acts that men do. We see the destruction that his army lays to a village, and when Mulan finds the doll, it shows that Shan Yu left no one living, man, woman or child. This is what makes him so effective as a villain, showing how truly human he indeed is. Granted, the producers did not develop him in any great depth, but they showed enough of him to remind us of his threat to China. Besides, sometimes the better villains are the ones you don't know too much about, or see a lot of.

    Of the rest of the supporting cast, I will only mention four of them as being memorable in any real way. Chi-Fu, the emperor's consultant, was a reminder of the way many men looked at women in this culture. He thrusts his head up when Mulan begs for her father's life, and when she is discovered to be a woman, though she is a hero, he is quick to insult her, and to order her execution, simply because she impersonated a man. The other three were, of course, her comrades, Ling, Yao, and Chian Po. Though they were mainly comic relief (almost like a 3 stooges set,) they remained loyal to Mulan and trusted her fully, even after she was discovered. I like them, because they were not discriminatory to her in any way, even trying to stop her execution. When Mulan told them she had an idea to help the emperor faster, they were the first to her side, even when Shang was still reluctant to do so.

    Overall, a wonderful movie to the Disney list. If you haven't seen it, then do so, you won't regret it.

    And yes, Mushu was a cool character as well.

    **** In Response to an earlier post by Phoenix-1 **** To expect any movie to accurately portray history in any way is lunacy. Even those movies that come close to historical accuracy are flawed in many ways. This was a way of telling a story, as any movie is. It can be argued that it tries to provoke curiosity in another culture, but it is also meant to entertain. I would also like to point out that Mulan is really not "historical," like Joan of Arc, but rather she is a legend, much like Hercules and Aladdin, who also come from the realm of myth, stories and legends. And while there is some difference between the original legend and this movie, your examples of how Disney would butcher tales of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln do not compare to this story in any way. Your arguments for comparison should be better applied to Pocahontas, as she was an actual historical figure.
    Chris Engelbrecht

    I loved it...

    Ok... I've read through most of the posted comments posted before this about this movie; I find that some people love the music, but think the characters are thin; some hate Eddie Murphy's presence, and think the love story is stupid. Well, your experience with a film is individual, I guess.

    That said, I'll follow the trail and state why I loved watching this movie not once, but several times:

    First of all, I'm far from being a fan of animated Disney classics. I'm in that age between child and adult(currently 23), where everything is a rebelry. Most of my viewing pleasures is action or its like.

    My original incentive for seeing this movie was to please a friend of mine, who has a long-life fascination for oriental culture (read: karate films!). When Mulan was released in Denmark, a single copy with the original voices track (usually all animated Disneys are dubbed into danish with good result) was shown in a local theater. Asking a couple of girls out, we went and saw it. Ok, I was blown away. Before I had left the cinema that day, I too was captured by chinese history and culture. The singing and music I was prepared for; I knew The Jungle Book and Aristocats from childhood. The songs didn't mean anything to me, other than that they were few - good for me. (Some of them do kling to the ear - irritating for me!) I quickly realised Eddie Murphy was on the voices cast. I started liking the movie right then. Some find him malplaced in a Disney epic, but fact is that the business of animating classics is profiting well these years in bringing in already established names to the animations; Tom Hanks in the Toy Stories, Mel Gibson in Pocahontas, Robin Williams in Aladdin, and who else I don't know of. These names sell the film before the film have a chance to sell itself. (The danish producers, by the way, have stolen this idea when dubbing the films, using local media stars for the voice cast.) Well...it did work for me. Eddie Murphy is not as funny in this production as he is in others, but what the heck...he can't exactly use too much harsh language, it IS a children's flick. But with the room he got, his speedy tongue made me laugh again and again. I have later seen Aladdin, and find Eddie Murphy's achievement as funny as Robin Williams'. That Eddie Murphy chose this project was an interesting and probably very clever career move. Later, when I studied the rest of the cast list, I noticed a lot of chinese names. That very much pleased me. Who other than Chinese people to tell a Chinese tale to Westerners? I found some old friends, Soon-Tek Oh and James Hong, people who had worked with Chick Norris in the 80's. Pat Morita as the emperor made me smile. B.D.Wong I remembered from Jurrasic Park, but Ming-Na was new to me (had to look her up in IMDB, was stunned not to have known her before (Ok, I went wow!)). Harvey Fierstein as a ploppy little soldier and Miguel Ferrer as the Hun leader I found the perfect voice-choice for their characters...other names rang also. Anyway, a lot of the above have only value after you've seen the film. When you are an Atlantic ocean from most of the sales pitch, the film had to sell itself. It did - for me, anyway. Before then, I knew little about China and her history apart from things here and there (read: karate films!). Meeting angient China like this totally threw me away. Wership of the ancestors, the power and position of the emperor, I found myself lost in the dream of a world long gone; I loved the image of a China with different traditions but still found myself attracted to the pro-Disney story about a girl standing up to a culture's sexist prejudice. (I do find the plot a bit silly, actually, but I let myself be taken away...it's just a Disney.) Agree, the characters lack a little bit, the love story of Mulan and Shang should perhaps have had a few more frames to play with. The project was a little bit tuned down from the Disney board of directors, but honor to all who worked with it: You people did a good job! The computer animation used for the Great Wall and the attack of the Huns startles me again and again; Not many live movies can do the job as good.

    So that's what Mulan is for me...The dream of ancient China and Eddie Murphy's speedy tongue. I accept the term classic. I have the damn thing on video now (English language) and must prevent myself from seeing it too often, in fright of one day getting tired of it.
    10Emma97

    The growth of the typical Disney heroine

    There are two things I love about this movie, aside from its stunning and beautiful animation. One is that I love the fact that Disney is exploring legends from other cultures and I am so glad it brought us this one. The other is that I just wanted to stand up and cheer at this great heroine. I am a huge fan of Disney movies, but most of the heroines, while spunky, are still just your basic damsel in distress. I loved Mulan's character. She was strong, she was powerful, she could do anything she wanted, and she overcame much diversity. I was thrilled to see the portrayal of a strong female character surviving because of her own integrity and strength rather than because of her looks. Bravo, Disney, for bringing us this wonderfully progressive Chinese tale.
    8rbverhoef

    Another great Disney

    I can't think of a single animated feature film done by Disney that I don't like. For some reason they never bore me and they never feel the same. The classics like 'Snow White' and 'Cinderella' are great but I think I like the newer ones ('The Little Mermaid', 'Beauty and the Beast', 'The Lion King') even more. 'Mulan' definitely belongs to the best ones.

    Mulan is a girl who doesn't do much right. For the honor of her family she joins the army instead of her father. She takes his gear and runs off. She pretends to be a man and does the training to go to war against the Huns who invaded China.

    With some nice new songs, great music by Jerry Goldsmith and beautiful animations this is a real Disney. A little dragon called Mushu is helping her on the way. He is send by the ancestors. The voice of Mushu is from Eddie Murphy and he does a very great job. With a quick and good story and a lot of funny moments this is a great movie.
    King_Opossum

    Excellent, if a little different

    Now I must admit I wasn't sure about this one. MULAN seemed to break most of my preconceived rules on Disney movies. These included the fairytale element - a cross-dressing Chinese soldier doesn't have the same magical appeal as, say, the son of the Greek gods searching for his birthright, etc etc. Also, this verge towards realism meant that the bad guy would not be as appealing - Disney villains are camp, over-the-top thespians by rule - Jeremy Irons in THE LION KING for example. I was concerned about the absence of king-of-melody composer Alan Menken, whose wonderful songs encapsulate the charm of Disney.

    However, that said, I thought this film was wonderful. The characters were well thought out and expertly drawn. Not enough songs were present for my liking, but those that were fit perfectly with the story, and the chance to hear the wonderful voice of Lea Salonga (Mulan's songs) is worth the price of this film alone. Eddie Murphy has managed to be as good, if not better, than Robin Williams as the comic sidekick. And the film's conclusion is as genuine and as heartfelt as any adaptation of this story. The mountain scene contains some of the best animation I have seen from Disney, and the rousing score from maestro Jerry Goldsmith accompanies the action superbly.

    This may not turn out to be a classic in the same way as THE LION KING and BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, but I enjoyed it immensely. Go see it now!!!

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    • Quiz
      Mulan touches her hair a lot because animators noticed that Ming-Na Wen did.
    • Blooper
      When Mulan reads the Final Admonition and reads some of it off her arm, it was written in simplified Chinese. However, simplified Chinese was created in the 1950s. Mulan should have used the traditional Chinese symbols.
    • Citazioni

      Mulan: [to Shang] Would you like to stay for dinner?

      Grandmother Fa: [Yelling in the background] Would you like to stay forever?

    • Curiosità sui crediti
      Thank you to the Walt Disney Feature Animation Support Staff and our families. Your patience and dedication bring honor to us all.
    • Versioni alternative
      In the European version of the movie, Vanessa Mae's rendition of "Reflection" is played instead of the Christina Aguilera version in the credits.
    • Connessioni
      Edited into Reflections on Ice: Michelle Kwan Skates to the Music of Disney's 'Mulan' (1998)
    • Colonne sonore
      Honor to Us All
      (uncredited) (1998)

      Music by Matthew Wilder

      Lyrics by David Zippel

      Performed by Beth Fowler, Freda Foh Shen, Marni Nixon, Lea Salonga, and the Female Choir

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    • Data di uscita
      • 4 dicembre 1998 (Italia)
    • Paese di origine
      • Stati Uniti
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      • 90.000.000 USD (previsto)
    • Lordo Stati Uniti e Canada
      • 120.620.254 USD
    • Fine settimana di apertura Stati Uniti e Canada
      • 22.745.143 USD
      • 21 giu 1998
    • Lordo in tutto il mondo
      • 304.320.254 USD
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