@@Voice_of_Freedom76ermm ackthually the Disney karacter with the most deaths is the king from Atlantis, who “accidentally” nuked and drowned his entire empire, possibly hundreds of thousands of people ☝️🤓
love being the fun fact person; after 'the girl worth fighting for', there are no more musical numbers. The movie goes from a musical with war undertones to a movie about war (as far as disney was able to). Also, the doll of the killed girl is the 'girl worth fighting for'. they realise that what actually matter is not a fictional girl they may impress with their war-skills or wtv, but the children, girls and boys alike, who they can safe. I love the tonal shift! i think its very daring for the movie
@@petermen_2005yeah and he could’ve chosen not to, as well as to out her to everyone else to get her in trouble. that’s what this comment was referring to, hope this helps^^
Shang being upset the dude he likes is a woman and not a twink femboy is still the best thing to come out of this movie (except for maybe the boys in drag at the end)
Fun Fact: Disney’s Mulan is based off of an ancient folk song and ballad called The Ballad of Mulan that was written in China during the Northern Wei Dynasty around 400 AD.
What's kinda funny / painful is the live action adaptation is more faithful to the original but accuracy wasn't what people wanted; they wanted songs and fun.
@@safebox36It wasn't all fun and games, besides the original story wasn't that good anyways at least in my opinion. It's an adaptation, like any other Disney movie
@@ThatdudeIsgonnabecomeahe-yp2ju i think it balanced itself out with him thinking mulan was a guy but it's no she's a girl i have to imagine as well this was like shang's first love experience him being soldier and all son a general your not going on many dates so he had to have felt truly lucky bc mulan kinda bad tho xD
6:44 The reason why she looks a lot more like a guy is that they literally changed her model. In the beginning of the movie, her jawline is rounded, and now they made it more angular.
normal maybe but depends how common it was in the Hans army. Pretty sure Shan Yu's first though about Mulan is that she was a man because thats the first though that came to his mind when he thought of a soldier, especially Chinese where the culture and societal norms are different, and thats how Mulan presented herself...Thus he was still surprised both because "oh, so its a woman" and because "oh, its that bastard from the mountains that killed most of my army!"
I really love the symbolism in the Emperor bowing for Mulan. He refused to bow in the face of death. He stood his ground for honor but he bowed for someone who deserved it.
You remember the scene where Shang was going to send Mulan home during training? If her dad had gone instead, wouldnt he have been sent home too? Theres no way he could run up a hill with buckets of water.
i rememeber someone said that one of the reasons the father was ordered back into the army was to be one of the instructors because he already did military service so it wouldn't make sense to be a new recruit as a veteran
1. He was a veteran soldier, he wouldn't have started as a recruit in boot camp 2. The whole thing about the movie is HONOR, Mulan father was willing to go to war knowing he would die to protect his family's honor, imagine how fucking dishonorable would be to be rejected from the army because you were to dumb or to weak to fight
This Disney animated movie did help a lot of things in the future. Without it, Ming-Na Wen wouldn’t go on to be a popular celebrity, Eddie Murphy wouldn’t go on to play Donkey in Shrek, and McDonald’s wouldn’t have to put up with the whole Rick and Morty szechuan sauce ordeal.
Ming-Na Wen was already popular at this point for her role as June in the Joy Luck Club (which was her breakthrough movie that solidified her as a popular celebrity). The Joy Luck Club is why she got offered the role by Disney as they found her voice to be the perfect fit for Mulan.
Its so crazy that when they come across the burnt village and interrupt "A Girl Worth Fighting For," they never sing again in the movie since they now realize the price of war
"Besides, the little girl would be missing her doll...we should return it to her." That is cold as hell and him smiling about it adds a layer of horror to it
It took me this long just to realize how similar the antagonist of Mulan is to Tailung from Kung fu Panda like literally EVERYTHING except the fact he’s not a snow leopard 💀
"Ill Make A Man Out Of You" remains one of my favourite Disney songs. I just cant get over how catchy and motivational it is. It's so good that I still have it on my gym playlist
Mulan is another one of my all time favorite Disney renaissance films! I especially love that the story is based off of an ancient Chinese fairytale. In fact characters like Mulan certainly played a huge part in changing how Disney should view the female leads in their animated movies, Because Mulan is proof that not every leading Disney heroine has to be a princess or a damsel in distress.
15:21 I was gonna comment on it earlier in the scene but Eden beat me to it. As of right now (unless Elio gets real weird) Mulan has the highest kill count of any Disney/Pixar character. The animators drew around 2,000 Hun soldiers which means 1,994 men and 2,000 horses were killed by Milan in that avalanche. Respect ✊
ermm ackthually the Disney karacter with the most deaths is the king from Atlantis, who “accidentally” nuked and drowned his entire empire, possibly hundreds of thousands of people ☝️🤓
@@Bean_the_chosenAtlantis is often considered not just a city, but an *entire continent* in the lore too, for that matter. But in terms of Disney Princess/Royalty, Mulan has the highest *on screen* kill count, where Kida has the highest *off screen* kill count from what is implied from comments her father makes (“A thousand years ago you would have slaughtered them on sight.”). The number isn’t clear, but the implications are that they’re high from the fact she’s canonically over 8,000 years old by the time of the events of the movie and was around 600 when the city sank.
Then going from singing _A Girl Worth Fighting For_ to the most serious scene in the entire movie hits different. Shang learning his boy wife was a girl is peak!
Archaeological evidence has actually supported the fact that the Huns were facing mass starvation and droughts back in their homeland in the Eurasian Steppe, which is why these are believed to be the main devastating factors that encouraged them to attack the Roman Empire.
13:19 I know yall never take anything seriously But this scene is so good. Literally the moment the camera changed to all the destruction and carnage, the entire movie vibe changed, after that point they didn't play any more musical numbers, and it made way for battle scenes
8:37 Fun Fact: Yellow eyes (specifically yellow sclera) is a sign of jaundice which can be a symptom of serious diseases commonly associated with the liver.
I think the guys at the camp really had it out for Ping was because he looked like a rich boy that never worked in his life. Think about it "he" was skinny, clumsy, had the pretty face as a man.
The song, "A Girl Worth Fighting For" was actually the last song of the movie. That wild vibe change at the end illustrated when the movie suddenly took on a more serious tone as new recruits get hit with the weight of what war actually looks like. Shang's father, his men, and people of an entire village got wiped out. In this scene after the song, the little girl's doll gets brought up, as she was an innocent child murdered as a war victim. She was a girl worth fighting for.
17:59 I can not get over the fact that someone spent like a solid portion of their night hand-drawing and coloring the most insane jiggle physics on Ling. 😂
"If you want it to be, it can be that for you." I think this is an answer that so many people don't even consider for things that can be understood by multiple differing types.
yeah but also no, like nothing about was some allegory than people reaching she has no issue with womanhood or china views on it just wondering why she's failing at it so much even by the end there's none
As a guy who is married to a Filipino woman, I can confirm that they know every famous or slightly famous person who is also Filipino, and they will let you know as soon as they are on screen.
Ahh… the trans man’s awakening movie. I, like many, fell victim to evil messages such as “Be who you truly are” “Do the right thing, even if everyone else says you’re incapable” and even “war is bad”
the odd thing is it isn't at all trans anything feels like they're weirdly coping bringing it up so much there's no dysphoria or hate of one's self in a sense of identity just Mulan wanting to do her best and failing which isn't some exclusive thing to one group, just makes it performative
Watching this, i remembered a mexican telenovela that has a subplot that reminds me of Mulan. The subplot is about a girl who has an older brother who is a matador. Early into the show, her brother tragically dies (i think to a bull) so she cuts her hair, becomes a matador just to kill that bull, and assumes her brothers identity. Then she befriends this military guy. I can't remember if the brother was supposed to meet this guy or if they were friends from long ago. BUT in a similar fashion to Mulan. They become friends. Then she falls in love with him. She then doesn't know whether to come clean due to the fact shes been lying to him. Then, on the other side, he doesn't know how to feel about his feelings towards her (who he thinks is a guy). In the end, she comes clean, he realizes what his feeling towards her are and they end up together. I was a kid and its been nearly 20 years so i might be remembering some details wrong.
wait what novela is that cause im a chronic novela watcher and i ain’t remember anything with this plot... (unless it ain't from televisa cuz thats what i watch the most)
@dan.dandan It's called "Contra Viento y Marea" and I think it's Televisa. It came out in 2005 so like I said, I might be remembering details wrong lol maybe that's why it doesn't sound familiar but for sure. The younger sister kills the bull that killed her matador brother and she then assumes the identity of a man. The main plotline revolves around 3 characters. 2 step brothers and a girl they mutually like. The older brother is adopted but the younger one thinks they are actually brothers and looks up to him. Then, of course, once the girl comes into the picture. It just escalates from there
@@Cpach27 OHHHHH I know which one, I was like five when I watched that's why it didn't quite click 😅 thanks a lot tho may be rewatching some time with the queer lenses on (even tho televisa sorta hates the gays lmao)
Is it me, or did Shang seem a bit disappointed at first that Mulan wasn't a man?😂 Oh well, long live the bi king. I'll never forgive Disney for cutting him from the live action version.
literally shows no care to Mulan the entire movie til the end only after getting saved and even then not before, being grateful to saving his life after snow storm still isn't it
Fun fact: Both the men and women in ancient China grew their hair out because they used to believe that hair and nails were gifts from the ancestors and that cutting them was a cardinal sin.
So, regarding the disney kill count. Mat Pat actually did the tally on the movies! Mulan has the highest kill count from a single event, but Scar and the hyenas do way more damage across the movie. Since it was all caused because of Scar, you can argue he got the biggest kill count. That being said, the three movies that showcase the most death would be, in order from lowest to highest, Hercules, Atlantis and Dinosaur.
The interesting thing here that isn't touched upon enough is that Mulan's father seems to be an actually respected soldier, possibly from a previous war, hence the armor and the sword already in storage. Also Mulan being packing a hefty punch already even before training would show how deep the strength runs in their genes. I doubt they'd make the old crippled man fight in the war, but they would've most likely used him as a veteran to help train the inexperienced troops.
I'll Make a Man out of You is such a goated song!!! The lyrics and instruments are just phenomenal!!!This movie is still goated overall, a line that makes me laugh is Mushu saying, "Dishonor on you!!!! Dishonor on your cow!!!!!"
I love the songs in this movie, they're on par with the songs in Moshi Monsters: The Movie, which they should watch. Hey, what else am I supposed to put in the first minute of this video being published?
Mulan kills way more people with snow than Elsa ever dreamed of.
I remember the film theory about who killed the most and she was up there
Mulan: The only Disney character with a body count in the thousands.
@@Voice_of_Freedom76ermm ackthually the Disney karacter with the most deaths is the king from Atlantis, who “accidentally” nuked and drowned his entire empire, possibly hundreds of thousands of people ☝️🤓
Elsa: I have ice.
Mulan: I caused an avalanche and blew up their leader with fireworks
Elsa: ......
she's so iconic
love being the fun fact person; after 'the girl worth fighting for', there are no more musical numbers. The movie goes from a musical with war undertones to a movie about war (as far as disney was able to). Also, the doll of the killed girl is the 'girl worth fighting for'. they realise that what actually matter is not a fictional girl they may impress with their war-skills or wtv, but the children, girls and boys alike, who they can safe. I love the tonal shift! i think its very daring for the movie
I feel like no one gives credit to that military doctor for actually treating Mulan's wounds even when he found out she was a woman.
💯 agreed
"Huh, this guy's got nice boobs. Wait."
tiddies jumpscare
He just doing his job, lol
@@petermen_2005yeah and he could’ve chosen not to, as well as to out her to everyone else to get her in trouble. that’s what this comment was referring to, hope this helps^^
Shang being upset the dude he likes is a woman and not a twink femboy is still the best thing to come out of this movie (except for maybe the boys in drag at the end)
Relatable
What about this golden line ?
“My eyes can see straight through your armor”
"That young man fills me with hope kif, and a lot of other feelings that are strange and confusing to me."
15:43 Shang : YOU MEAN I'M NOT GAY ?!
ExCePt ThE dRaG aT tHe EnD
Fun Fact: Disney’s Mulan is based off of an ancient folk song and ballad called The Ballad of Mulan that was written in China during the Northern Wei Dynasty around 400 AD.
What's kinda funny / painful is the live action adaptation is more faithful to the original but accuracy wasn't what people wanted; they wanted songs and fun.
@@safebox36Sometimes things shouldn’t be so accurate. Look at Pocahontas
@@safebox36It wasn't all fun and games, besides the original story wasn't that good anyways at least in my opinion. It's an adaptation, like any other Disney movie
No one cares about china
@@Man77772 pocahontast should have been more accurate, it disneyified a preteen girl being harassed by dudes 20 years older than her
Shang was really like from "Am I gay???" to "Ok, I am gay" and then "WAIT, IT'S NOT A BOYYY!?!?!?" 😂
Then he chuckled and said *even better*
bisexuality in a nutshell
"Wait, I can work with this!"
Mulan:”Shang please! Can we make love like normal for once?!”
Shang:”No. Put on the armor.”
@@ThatdudeIsgonnabecomeahe-yp2ju i think it balanced itself out with him thinking mulan was a guy but it's no she's a girl i have to imagine as well this was like shang's first love experience him being soldier and all son a general your not going on many dates so he had to have felt truly lucky bc mulan kinda bad tho xD
This is Zuko's favourite movie because it's all about honour.
And the father figure is actually worth honoring
@@robertstull8759real
Ember Island players if they were actually good:
6:44 The reason why she looks a lot more like a guy is that they literally changed her model. In the beginning of the movie, her jawline is rounded, and now they made it more angular.
So Mulan became Mewlan
She locked in.
They put the cartoon actress on cartoon HRT for the role.
It's on the DVD case, you can see it clearly.
@@CinnamonGun good one
"This is propaganda?"
No that's the live action version
Dammit, someone else beat me to it
朋友是一个坚韧不拔的纪录片， 在香港这座城市的设置。 主演：钱德勒 索罗斯 傅博斯1 瑞秋 莫妮卡 和一些其他他妈的演员。
@@alihorda 什么？？
The live action sucks even without the propaganda honestly
@@TheDragiix3 Might be a bot
18:32 He wasn't surprised by Mulan being a woman because it's historically accurate that for the Huns it was normal to have women in the army.
Li Shang wanted to kill Mulan for being a woman.
Shan Yu wanted to kill Mulan for being the enemy.
Interesting to say the least.
normal maybe but depends how common it was in the Hans army. Pretty sure Shan Yu's first though about Mulan is that she was a man because thats the first though that came to his mind when he thought of a soldier, especially Chinese where the culture and societal norms are different, and thats how Mulan presented herself...Thus he was still surprised both because "oh, so its a woman" and because "oh, its that bastard from the mountains that killed most of my army!"
I guess?
I really love the symbolism in the Emperor bowing for Mulan. He refused to bow in the face of death. He stood his ground for honor but he bowed for someone who deserved it.
Literally imagine that the guy who didn't bow when being threatened with dead bows to you, at that point you have already won in life.
You remember the scene where Shang was going to send Mulan home during training? If her dad had gone instead, wouldnt he have been sent home too? Theres no way he could run up a hill with buckets of water.
high chance her father would have actually died on this shit
I imagine that would be “dishonorable” or something. Mulan also could’ve just gone home, she chose not to.
i rememeber someone said that one of the reasons the father was ordered back into the army was to be one of the instructors because he already did military service so it wouldn't make sense to be a new recruit as a veteran
@@tofucube7703 well that's interesting. You'd think that would be more reason to let him go
1. He was a veteran soldier, he wouldn't have started as a recruit in boot camp
2. The whole thing about the movie is HONOR, Mulan father was willing to go to war knowing he would die to protect his family's honor, imagine how fucking dishonorable would be to be rejected from the army because you were to dumb or to weak to fight
That fact that Shang was disappointed when Mulan turned out to be a woman 😭
Ikr? 😢
he wanted a pretty twink
"urk! to think I was falling for a woman instead of a man, disgusting"
He was?
@@firechillbro720 he looks like he was
"You dont meet a girl like that every Dynasty"
I still like to remember that line every once in a while.
I fucking loved this movie, it carried my childhood and made me drink “respect women” juice tbh
is that a different name for estrogen?
@@hexacomb4946 lmao "respect women juice" was a big meme in like 2019
The movie made me question the concept of sexuality when I first watched it
I know. Me and my little sister used to watch this all the time
@@ThatdudeIsgonnabecomeahe-yp2ju real
This Disney animated movie did help a lot of things in the future. Without it, Ming-Na Wen wouldn’t go on to be a popular celebrity, Eddie Murphy wouldn’t go on to play Donkey in Shrek, and McDonald’s wouldn’t have to put up with the whole Rick and Morty szechuan sauce ordeal.
Ming-Na Wen was already popular at this point for her role as June in the Joy Luck Club (which was her breakthrough movie that solidified her as a popular celebrity). The Joy Luck Club is why she got offered the role by Disney as they found her voice to be the perfect fit for Mulan.
No idea if thats true and i wont fact check
No one would ever lie on the internet
Its so crazy that when they come across the burnt village and interrupt "A Girl Worth Fighting For," they never sing again in the movie since they now realize the price of war
Shan Yu did say they should return the doll, they did it. That scene was shocking to watch as a kid
I love Inakyu, she's so brave. Being the only girl who is willing to collab with you guys
She’s the only woman who will willingly interact with them 😁
Queen
13:20 them finding the doll at the end of the song indicating the true girl worth fighting for 🥲
That's deep
"Besides, the little girl would be missing her doll...we should return it to her."
That is cold as hell and him smiling about it adds a layer of horror to it
"Wow, this training montage is great, I'm gna enlist in China's army right now"
The Philipina in the zoom call: *NO!*
*Filipina
Interestingly the singing voice of Mulan is Lea Salonga who is also from the Philippines
She said that in the video @@TristanLane520
"If she ain't gonna hawk tua, then I ain't gonna talk tua", I think he might have started a new meme.
That's already the name of her podcast...
@TristanLane520 I think they mean the full sentence.
It took me this long just to realize how similar the antagonist of Mulan is to Tailung from Kung fu Panda like literally EVERYTHING except the fact he’s not a snow leopard 💀
Kung Fu Panda is just Mulan for Furries? 😱
😂😂
"Ill Make A Man Out Of You" remains one of my favourite Disney songs. I just cant get over how catchy and motivational it is. It's so good that I still have it on my gym playlist
I feel like you need it in a work out playlist. Like it’s not complete without it. Mine has Pitbull, trap remixes and IMaMOoY.
its in my work out playlist too lmao
That and, Be prepared by Scar
Nobody is gonna mess with the dude powerlifting to Disney songs, he is clearly confident he can handle himself in a fight...
Jackie Chan sings the mandarin din of that song
They left out the grandma saying "Woah! Sign me up for the next war!" 😭
“A girl worth fighting for” is a bop and the tonal shift at the end of the scene is great!
Mulan is another one of my all time favorite Disney renaissance films! I especially love that the story is based off of an ancient Chinese fairytale. In fact characters like Mulan certainly played a huge part in changing how Disney should view the female leads in their animated movies, Because Mulan is proof that not every leading Disney heroine has to be a princess or a damsel in distress.
Mulan is the ultimate girlboss, but she is the best Disney princess ngl.
15:12 I loved how she stopped because she knew it was bad
15:21 I was gonna comment on it earlier in the scene but Eden beat me to it. As of right now (unless Elio gets real weird)
Mulan has the highest kill count of any Disney/Pixar character. The animators drew around 2,000 Hun soldiers which means 1,994 men and 2,000 horses were killed by Milan in that avalanche. Respect ✊
ermm ackthually the Disney karacter with the most deaths is the king from Atlantis, who “accidentally” nuked and drowned his entire empire, possibly hundreds of thousands of people ☝️🤓
@@Bean_the_chosenAtlantis is often considered not just a city, but an *entire continent* in the lore too, for that matter.
But in terms of Disney Princess/Royalty, Mulan has the highest *on screen* kill count, where Kida has the highest *off screen* kill count from what is implied from comments her father makes (“A thousand years ago you would have slaughtered them on sight.”). The number isn’t clear, but the implications are that they’re high from the fact she’s canonically over 8,000 years old by the time of the events of the movie and was around 600 when the city sank.
Then going from singing _A Girl Worth Fighting For_ to the most serious scene in the entire movie hits different. Shang learning his boy wife was a girl is peak!
Archaeological evidence has actually supported the fact that the Huns were facing mass starvation and droughts back in their homeland in the Eurasian Steppe, which is why these are believed to be the main devastating factors that encouraged them to attack the Roman Empire.
Yes, there has been no evidence that has been found to support that they ever attacked China.
You're correct, although the "huns" in this movie should be the rourans since the "huns" were not attacking china.
13:19
I know yall never take anything seriously
But this scene is so good. Literally the moment the camera changed to all the destruction and carnage, the entire movie vibe changed, after that point they didn't play any more musical numbers, and it made way for battle scenes
8:37 Fun Fact: Yellow eyes (specifically yellow sclera) is a sign of jaundice which can be a symptom of serious diseases commonly associated with the liver.
I think the guys at the camp really had it out for Ping was because he looked like a rich boy that never worked in his life. Think about it "he" was skinny, clumsy, had the pretty face as a man.
You know that's actually fair, and a good way to show how Mulan got away with poorly faking being a man.
It isn't a Spilling the Milk video if there isn't at least one stock footage of a gay couple cuddling
The song, "A Girl Worth Fighting For" was actually the last song of the movie. That wild vibe change at the end illustrated when the movie suddenly took on a more serious tone as new recruits get hit with the weight of what war actually looks like. Shang's father, his men, and people of an entire village got wiped out. In this scene after the song, the little girl's doll gets brought up, as she was an innocent child murdered as a war victim. She was a girl worth fighting for.
the way my smile dropped when jack said "demure" 😭
Also fun fact, at least for the Emperors, China was semi open about bisexuality. IE the Emperors often had "male favorites"
MULAN IS SUCH A GIRL BOSS
You think Shang ever asked mulan to dress as Ping in the bedroom?
17:59 I can not get over the fact that someone spent like a solid portion of their night hand-drawing and coloring the most insane jiggle physics on Ling. 😂
Reminder shang was fully committed to bagging a twnk but bagged A BADDIE
"If you want it to be, it can be that for you."
I think this is an answer that so many people don't even consider for things that can be understood by multiple differing types.
yeah but also no, like nothing about was some allegory than people reaching
she has no issue with womanhood or china views on it just wondering why she's failing at it so much
even by the end there's none
As a guy who is married to a Filipino woman, I can confirm that they know every famous or slightly famous person who is also Filipino, and they will let you know as soon as they are on screen.
A wise Pinoy once said UYYY PHILIPPINES🎉
@@oliverdelica2289 Salamat. lol
Idc what y’all say, the grandma ate the entire movie
Must've been filling
A Girl Worth Fighting For being the last song before that insane tone shift is SO PEAK every time
0:05 "we brought the manliest girl we know to watch Mulan."
Oh is that why?
Classic Mulan was fantastic, even if as a dumb little kid I decided that it was a "girl movie" and didn't watch it for the longest time
The scene of her and her dad under the cherry blossoms makes me cry like a baby every time I can’t lie
"The greatest gift and honor, is having you for a daughter" immediately became the thing everyone wanted to hear from their dad.
SAME
Mulan is reacting to Mulan with the guys. Crazy
Ahh… the trans man’s awakening movie. I, like many, fell victim to evil messages such as “Be who you truly are” “Do the right thing, even if everyone else says you’re incapable” and even “war is bad”
war is bad? next you will tell me i can't enter a foreign country and genocide the natives
the odd thing is it isn't at all trans anything feels like they're weirdly coping bringing it up so much
there's no dysphoria or hate of one's self in a sense of identity just Mulan wanting to do her best and failing which isn't some exclusive thing to one group, just makes it performative
I love spilling the milk because they make me feel like I actually have friends
Watching this, i remembered a mexican telenovela that has a subplot that reminds me of Mulan. The subplot is about a girl who has an older brother who is a matador. Early into the show, her brother tragically dies (i think to a bull) so she cuts her hair, becomes a matador just to kill that bull, and assumes her brothers identity.
Then she befriends this military guy. I can't remember if the brother was supposed to meet this guy or if they were friends from long ago. BUT in a similar fashion to Mulan. They become friends. Then she falls in love with him. She then doesn't know whether to come clean due to the fact shes been lying to him. Then, on the other side, he doesn't know how to feel about his feelings towards her (who he thinks is a guy). In the end, she comes clean, he realizes what his feeling towards her are and they end up together. I was a kid and its been nearly 20 years so i might be remembering some details wrong.
wait what novela is that cause im a chronic novela watcher and i ain’t remember anything with this plot... (unless it ain't from televisa cuz thats what i watch the most)
@dan.dandan It's called "Contra Viento y Marea" and I think it's Televisa. It came out in 2005 so like I said, I might be remembering details wrong lol maybe that's why it doesn't sound familiar but for sure. The younger sister kills the bull that killed her matador brother and she then assumes the identity of a man.
The main plotline revolves around 3 characters. 2 step brothers and a girl they mutually like. The older brother is adopted but the younger one thinks they are actually brothers and looks up to him. Then, of course, once the girl comes into the picture. It just escalates from there
@@Cpach27 OHHHHH I know which one, I was like five when I watched that's why it didn't quite click 😅 thanks a lot tho may be rewatching some time with the queer lenses on (even tho televisa sorta hates the gays lmao)
Shan Yu’s underrated as a villain, he’s like an animated terminator.
16:32
Kor: the merr
Eden: *shocked pikachu face*
😭😭😭
Is it me, or did Shang seem a bit disappointed at first that Mulan wasn't a man?😂 Oh well, long live the bi king. I'll never forgive Disney for cutting him from the live action version.
Personally I’m grateful he wasn’t in it, who knows how Disney would have ruined him
Repent and change your bi ways
They *WHAT*
I do like the bi Shang headcanon but I'm pretty sure he just didn't want to kill her (and he technically should)
he's not
This movie is responsible for 88% of bisexuals awakenings.
Shang this entire movie was just “am I gay? Or not?”
literally shows no care to Mulan the entire movie til the end only after getting saved and even then not before, being grateful to saving his life after snow storm still isn't it
Fun fact: Both the men and women in ancient China grew their hair out because they used to believe that hair and nails were gifts from the ancestors and that cutting them was a cardinal sin.
Jack quoting the American Dragon opening gave me a surge of happiness
26 years later, and the “I’ll Make a Man Out of You” song still slaps
So, regarding the disney kill count. Mat Pat actually did the tally on the movies! Mulan has the highest kill count from a single event, but Scar and the hyenas do way more damage across the movie. Since it was all caused because of Scar, you can argue he got the biggest kill count.
That being said, the three movies that showcase the most death would be, in order from lowest to highest, Hercules, Atlantis and Dinosaur.
Sora, Donald, and Goofy got enlisted in the Chinese Army before Eden could.
finally I’ve been waiting for this movie
shes so demure 😼
Bruh, there’s like 3 songs in this film and they’re ALL peak.
9:33 why is peter pan in there bro???
I think they just pulled up a collage of Disney males. That said, they should watch Hook for *actual* dad Peter Pan 😂
Yk what cinematic masterpiece?
Fat albert
Did bro just cook?
Truth
The live action with Kennan Thompson?
That boy said "if she ain't gonna HAWK TUAH then I ain't gonna TALK TUAH" I AM DEAD
The writers of this movie really didn’t think through having the guy being upset that mulan is a girl
17:38 fun fact; there IS a manga in which confucious (the real life philosofer) somehow gets into the future and becomes a femboy vtuber😭😭
In the Chinese version of "Make a Man Out of You," I believe it was sung by Jackie Chan
17:25 AMOGUS
The interesting thing here that isn't touched upon enough is that Mulan's father seems to be an actually respected soldier, possibly from a previous war, hence the armor and the sword already in storage. Also Mulan being packing a hefty punch already even before training would show how deep the strength runs in their genes.
I doubt they'd make the old crippled man fight in the war, but they would've most likely used him as a veteran to help train the inexperienced troops.
Mulan has probably one of my favourite ost along with the little mermaid, man the songs were a banger
I hope Jack was joking when he said the remake is an easier watch
can’t believe they missed the scene where the grandma said “sign me up for the next war” after seeing shang
Never thought Jack saying “demure” was on my bingo card but here we are
it is genuinely bewildering going from this movie to the live action, it's so jarring
“Li Shang is a bi icon!” We all say in unison🗣️🗣️
LI SHANG IS A BI ICON ‼️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️
He's also "that's why we call it Justice- because ut's Just Us!" And is the grandpa in everything everywhere all at once.
18:49 the bonfire joke killed me
11:31 Dude you don’t know how freaking hard strength training is
My trainer has me lifting 150lb sand bags for a warmup
This was easily one of my favorite Disney movies growing up.
Mushu is such a funny character in this movie.
I'll Make a Man out of You is such a goated song!!! The lyrics and instruments are just phenomenal!!!This movie is still goated overall, a line that makes me laugh is Mushu saying, "Dishonor on you!!!! Dishonor on your cow!!!!!"
2:36 I REMEMBER IT WTF⁉️ this was a banger
13:47 talk to? Talk tu? Talk tuah?
Your not funny 🙁
@@ethanperry651 don't be rude...
@@RichardCox0 i’m not being rude. It’s just cringe.
please watch more movies with asian casts i love ina on the channel shes so funny we need more ina
No way i didn't think she was serious about the demure thing😭 the word feels like a meme now like skibidi😂
But demure was an actual word
@@SpillingTheMilk no way yall mfers replied to my stupid ahh comment, it's a good day y'all 🙏. Ik it's an actual word😭
As a gay trans guy, mulan was one of my favorite movies as a kid, and still to this day
there is not a SINGLE bad song in this entire movie y'all are wild
3:10 Calling all Filipinos. Lea Salonga is being mentioned. 🚨🇵🇭🎶
17:56 Viva Pinata mentioned!!!!
If they watch Viva Pinata I will lose it that would be insane
I love the songs in this movie, they're on par with the songs in Moshi Monsters: The Movie, which they should watch.
Hey, what else am I supposed to put in the first minute of this video being published?
Wait a minute they had a movie
3:30 really do be that way, some older women get jealous when their beauty fades.
Shang is a Bi icon ✨
meme wise but not in any way actually
10:06 eden did not just make an ereri reference 💀
Mulan is a baddie fr 🔥🔥🥵🥵
16:32
Thank you so much, Kor.
Even though I know he was being sarcastic, I don't think I could've listened to him yap for much longer.