My expectations are not very high, but after more than two years of waiting, this rubbish script has no sincerity. Probably because I'm too familiar with Mulan's animations. Looking at it calmly now, they did not do their due diligence to complete the deconstruction and reconstruction of the script, and made a lot of "seemingly necessary" deletions and additions to the established script. Deleted are soul roles (such as grandma, mushu, worms, and various friendships of several big men), Mulan's rebellion (she goes against the original environment, against the women's private school, and against the adaptation process of military life) Conflict with her father since childhood (because Mulan surpassed a man's fear of life and death and the righteousness of the family and country, and because her father missed her daughter day and night, she was finally reconciled when she joined the army on her father's behalf). Disney's visual effects are nothing to say, but the thin plot and deliberately contrived story line, you will find that this movie does not even have the patience to let the audience experience a complete story line in addition to Mulan's feelings. I feel like I just watched a beautiful qigong master who opened up, how to hang and beat the army. . . (Is there a qigong fan from the screenwriter?)
The added role is only Gong Li, the embarrassing magician witch. The emotion of the character can't even be said to be facialized, it's simply broken. In the whole drama, in addition to a Chinese version of Wonder Woman, how many impressions do you have?
Apart from being distressed for my favorite Tianxian, Gong Huang and Li Jie, this movie is not worthy of me and anyone around me contributing to the box office. For dozens of dollars, I'd better buy popcorn!
It turns out that letting foreigners make Chinese films (note: live-action films here!) is a last resort. Shame and throw it home!
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