Hun Theme Suite Mulan: Jerry Goldsmith
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- Опубліковано 10 лют 2025
- Music By: Jerry Goldsmith
Tracklist:
00:00 Attack At The Wall
02:04 The Doll
02:57 Arrow Attack
04:04 The Huns
05:48 Avalanche
08:14 Surviving Huns
11:33 The Huns Intrude
12:12 Saving The Emperor
14:23 Musho To The Rescue
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the huns are probably one of my most favorite disney villains.
Salle Edstrom the Huns were also real people in today’s day and age they are the people whom make up the Turkic countries
Competence and egalitarianism are rare things in antagonists.
Shan Yu was probably the only named character in the film who never once cared about Fa Mulan's sex when her deeds spoke so much more loudly.
Stereotypical as they were, the Xiongnu branch of the Huns in this and the Muskogee Creek warriors in "Davy Crockett: King of the Wild Frontier" were the most badass of all Disney villains. How many Disney villains are based on real cultures known for being brutal warriors and willing to (implied, of course) slaughter women and children, torture their prisoners, or just all-around fight dirty?
@@colinsmith5373 Shanyu - highest rank of their rank system mb not name
@@colinsmith5373 he only cared about the fact that she fucked his plan up
Shan Yu's got some of the most killer lines of ANY Disney villain. They're so subtle that when you're a kid you don't fully grasp their meaning, like:
"How many men does it take to deliver a message?"
"...ONE."
and "Besides, a little girl will be missing her doll. We should return it to her."
wats killing in
the little girl is missing her doll we have to return it .
Right? Took me years before I finally got chills down my spine after hearing every line Shan Yu said.
“Stop me? He invited me.”
Fun fact: In Mongolia every kids' first ever history class starts with Shanyu's birth date and his history.
You mean "Modu Chanyu" 😉
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Genghis and Atilla :
“ I fear you Modu “
@@ulascancakmak4051 you mean stolen comment?
14:41 “The soldier from the mountains…”
Chills every time.
4:16 I am still hearing that scream. This is awesome how I remember this after so many years
*DID YOU SEE THOSE HUNS?*
*THEY POPPED OUT OF THE SNOW!*
*LIKE DAISES!!!!*
“Are we in this together or not?”
Thanks for making a compilation of that bad-ass theme. :)
You’re welcome 😇
Jerry Goldsmith had so much musical prowess that he is uncompared.
Fucking epicness. I love the huns and their theme.
1:06- 1:18
"Now all of China knows your here"
"....perfect..."
this is the most intense lunch break I've ever had
Personally this is my favorite of Jerry Goldsmith's Work!
Thanks! Without huns, it's not a Mulan movie.
You’re welcome 😊
Yeah I agree with you sharn u and huns are cool
RUNNN !
Huns approaching us
You can clearly hear the re-use of Goldsmith's Star Trek V themes here... and man are they great. Goldsmith was the PERFECT CHOICE to score this movie. Much like he did with The Secret of NIMH back in 1982, Goldsmith approached this film the way he would approach any live-action production, and the final product is absolutely breath-taking as a result.
You're right. The Hun music sounds similar to the music for Sybok's holy army.
@@robertcorbell1006 That's because it IS the same music theme, just updated for this particular film. The rhythm and tempo are virtually identical.
I've listened to this so many times, thank you for making it!!!
Shan you had a methodical way of scouting. The doll scene was frightening how much they got from a single doll.
7:46" i let them slip through my fingers"!😭 - Yao ❤️
shanyu did exist indeed his turkic name is metehan ; mete means brave or hero and han derived from khan which means sovereign in truco mongol . he unified the tribes of mongol pastures and manchuria and they had taken back the land invaded by the qin dinasty
I found that out myself when I was doing some research on the Huns for my book that I'm writing. You know, Disney should have given that backstory to Shan Yu as a man seeking revenge for past Chinese invasion on top of being a man from a warrior society because it would have made for a much more interesting villain. This gives a whole new perspective on Shan Yu seeing his backstory now.
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This would also put a lot of stuff into context, especially why he treats his men as comrades instead of meatshields, differently from any other Disney villain.
rest in peace Miguel Ferrer. One of the most undrerated Villains. wish he had more screen time in this movie
true but then he woulden be as thretning woulden he?
Of cause he would. Especially if he kept wearing the hood, until climax
I'll always remember him as Bob Morton from the original Robocop (1987).
In french he is dub by one of the best (if not the best) voice actor, Richard Darbois : Genie (Aladdin), Louis (Princess and the frog), Lightning Buzz (Toy Story), Kron (Dinosaur), Oogy Boogy (Nightmare before christmas), Rasputin (Anastasia), Baby Hermann (Roger Rabbit), Harrison Ford, Arnold Shwarzenegger... and so much more !!
His voice is our whole childhood !
I wish he was famous in the entire world !
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2.99K subscribers Unnamed Great Wall Soldier: [defiantly] "Now all of China knows you're here!"
Shan Yu: [Smirking, while he takes China's flag and burns it] "Perfect."
Just done watching Mulan and had to come here to listen the songs of shan yu again XD but shan yu is cool cuz he has that that evil face
Modu Shanyu !
Maotun Chanyu !
Mete Han !
I have read multiple complains about the movie being one-sided and the Huns being too demonized. I have a theory to explain this. I think the movie is displaying the point of view of the Chinese soldiers, and even more so Mulan’s, at every step of it. Think about it for a second.
Let’s look at the characters :
The emperor : wise, brave, authority at its perfection.
His advisor : arrogant and cowardly, downright ridiculous at times. No personality whatsoever. Just the way the soldiers see him.
Captain Shang : scary at first, then respectable, brave and likeable. The kind of development you’d expect when people train and rise together against a terrible enemy.
The same thing goes for the other soldiers, who first look like a bunch of a-holes until « Ping » learns to know, befriend and respect them. The enemy threatening them all have drawn them closer.
And speaking of the enemy : the Huns. Big. Strong. Dark. Small eyes, expressing nothing but wrath. They barely look human. In the battle in the mountains, the charge is made of a bunch of black dots all swarming in the same direction like a colony. They’re monsters more than human.
And their leader, the great Shan Yu. His voice tone is so freaking low. Everything he says is scary. Massive and brutal, even his falcon looks like it wants the world to burn.
My thought is that this is merely how the Chinese soldiers see the Huns, which is understandable. An unstoppable invader is threatening the whole empire, they have to be inhuman.
Things get more interesting by the end of the movie : when Mulan and her crew go to rescue the emperor. They use funny tricks to take down the guards, the scene is almost making the Huns look ridiculous. Fear strikes back along with the iconic theme when Shan Yu turns his wrath due to his failure towards Mulan. Yet however, by the end of the fight, Mulan’s theme is dominant, as she is in control of the situation. Even Shan Yu’s death is ridiculous : getting stuck because of his own sword, used by Mulan, before being rammed in by a giant rocket which draws him in a whole bunch more rockets which precipitate his end in a bunch of colorful explosions? Downright ridiculous.
And the reason to that is simple : it’s because the soldiers, but even more so Mulan is not afraid of him anymore.
After this, when she meets the emperor, he seems to be infuriated by her shenanigans, before thanking her for saving China, with a warm smile. She pushes her luck as far as to hug him, and he suddenly looks like a sweet grandfather. Just the way Mulan probably sees him.
This movie is one-sided because the perspective we’re following is one-sided.
The only characters which don’t seem affected by this are Mushu, Cricket and of course Mulan’s cow. But it makes sense since they are with her during the whole adventure, she knows them well enough not to be biased.
Sorry for the (late) thesis, I thought my theory might be interesting to share here.
It’s also a cartoon made for all ages, just putting that out there.
One simple word to explain all this:ethnocentrism…that is the accessing of other cultures by using the accessor’s own culture as a standard of measurement along with preconceptions
Disney better not try to make a movie that tries to turn Shan Yu sympathetic after what we've seen here. We've all had enough of them trying to make the wrong villains sympathetic.
Fr☠️😬
(Toss the doll at his soldiers)
“What do you see?”
“Black pine… from the high mountain.”
“White horse hair…
Imperial stallions.”
“Sulfer… from cannons.”
Sharn u Is my favourite character and villen in mulan
Shan Yu is in my top three favorite Disney villains alongside Shere Kahan & Chernabog from Fantasia
@@savagenature1he's probably the only Disney villain that I know right now but he is also the best one
Jerry Goldsmith Isolated Score Attack at the Walls (Unused)
Honestly, Shan Yu reminds me of Lu Bu after playing Dynasty Warriors 8.
There's history research that Lu Bu might be one of Hun or nomadic tribe(Mongo, Gang etc) from north of China
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Ok but nothing like 4:05 to 4:26
0:48