FIRST TIME WATCHING *Mulan* 

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Mulan’s dad 🥵

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Listen to Jackie Chan sing “I’ll make a man out of you” in Chinese

Have u seen “It follows” ? Awesome awesome stranger things feeling suspense horror . Nikki and Steve & film freak becky reacted to it, awesome reactions, be a cool reaction for your channel.

Lol. Sure

@@wonderweasle2212 what a good argument, glad you didn't skimp on the details so that you wouldn't just come off as annoying.

@@ReconWafflez weird

​@@wonderweasle2212 is what you are

@@seanovak you sure are.

Not to mention, you put that line before a bass drop, it goes SOOO hard. 😮‍💨

I think there was somewhere that the Huns actually had female soldiers as well, so maybe that was a sort of contributor 🤷‍♀️

I think it's implied, via his facial expression and shocked tone of voice, that he is surprised it was a woman that defeated him on the mountain. More of a show, don't tell, moment

"I equally want to kill you if you're a man or woman. Fuck you"

@Cio Lake it could be that. In the end, it's still a great movie.

Voiced/sung by DONNY OSMOND, of all people

​@@ZakhadWOW song was By donny osmond. The voice was B. D. Wong

It's been 20+ years but Shang is still my man.

@@ZakhadWOW The Mandarin and Cantonese versions were sung by JACKIE FREAKING CHAN.

Bi sexual icon Lee Shang for life 🥵

He wasn't even actually a Hun as the Huns never invaded China and spent more time fighting the Romans. He was more than likely one of the Mongols, which were still accepting of female warriors. In fact Genghis Khan's own granddaughter was a highly decorated General, and was the favorite to inherent her fathers half of the Empire over her 14 brothers.

@@jamiesilver7401 Yes, slight mix up in names. Mongolians* but yea.

I mean what’s interesting was they had their second encounter he recognized her as “the soldier from the mountains “. Not the woman . Interesting

This is why she became a God in Smite

hey that's really cool, I always wondered why Mushu couldn't awaken the dragon. I just figured he didn't hit the gong right lol

I've watched this so often, but I totally missed this!

Oh that's awesome!

That's why I love the Pocahontas Disney movie so much. It's not historically accurate in the slightest, but I love that version of Pocahontas because she is curious and brave and kind and stands up for herself and those around her. She doesn't end up with the love interest at the end. Instead, she decides to stay where she is needed, with her family. I just relate to her a lot and it sucks when all people see are the historical problems in the movie. It's a movie! It's fiction! Get over it! Lol

disney was very respected in the 80s/90s, having extremely strong and independent female characters (jasmine, ariel, belle, esmeralda, and etc etc etc), look at how they've humiliated themselves and become such a joke now... how have they've fallen so far... making a $hitpile of everything they get their hands on that is not theirs... and when they actually do something that is their own, it's the same $hitpile...

​@@pizzadohpaz the whole purpose of that movie was to teach kids important life lessons. Communication, never judge an individual or group right off the bat (try to learn about them and their culture), the dangers of ignorance and greed, and learning to be more appreciative of nature. I still enjoy it. I still enjoy all the Disney films from the 90s and earlier. Today, it's just a rat

@@whatwhat98 exactly. It has so many good lessons and beautiful songs and visuals to boot!

@@whatwhat98 I've got so muh hate and death wishes on Tiktok for once leaving a comment that Pocahontas characters shouldn't be judged for their historical prototypes actions, you wouldn't believe (creator was rating Disney men and put John Smith at the bottom for being a pedo when in the cartoon Pocahontas clearly wasn't a young girl and was ready to get married). People getting crazy with it.

Shan yu and Frollo I think are two of the scariest/most dangerous villains because of this fact.

Forealz That “how many soldiers does it take to send a msg” part 🥶

I mean, I wouldn't say Shan Yu is "evil". He's just part of a warmongering tribe. He saw the Great Wall as a challenge that he whole heartedly accepted.

@@ryapowa If his goal was to get to the capital in order to kill the emperor, he could’ve done just that. Instead he targeted, went to, and killed villages with innocent people. It’s one thing to kill soldiers who are fighting in a war, and it’s another to kill bystanders who have no part in it. People who kill civillians, especially children, for no reason are just evil.

In real history for both greek, rome or han, the huns are barbarians who kill, rape, rob the civilian. Its a evil tribe.

Technically Tiana has a body count too. She smashed the amulet, which led to the "friends on the other side" to finally drag Dr. Facilier to the underworld. Technically it's manslaughter, I guess? But she still led to his demise.

​@@aliyahpulido953Anastasia also smashed an amulet to defeat her villain tho he was already dead so unsure if she actually killed the guy. I was also going to include Rapunzel but technically pascal the chameleon was the one who tripped mother gothel and killed her

me too! It's my fav sequence and song from Mulan - from when it was first screened to today.

All Mulan fans will love Dan Vasc’s cover of I’ll Make a Man out of You. Quite an upgrade from Donny Osmond!

Ok do y’all know if Seb addressed his sexuality before? just curious 😂😊

i dont think he did but if he is straight he is probably the single straight man so open about his sexuality saying “slay” calling men daddy and so on

@@sp3ctr0ph0bia i mean i am getting heavy bi vibes. Maybe he is just trolling who knows

@@elvin2514 idk i dont like to think about someone’s sexuality, but if u look at his heartstopper reactions u can kinda tell he relates

Yeah, it takes a special kind of fan, though. I think they're made of steel or something. Samurai would carry them in situations where they couldn't carry a sword, for whatever reason. I remember reading a book series where women would carry them for self-defense in situations where openly carrying a weapon might complicate the diplomatic side of things, but I can't guarantee that that specific aspect is rooted in the real world. I wouldn't be surprised, but I haven't found any specific mentions of it.

I remember him playing multiple characters in Avatar: The Last Airbender, most notable is the Kyoshi boiled in oil episode

James Hong? Yea, he's in everything. I mean he's everything from David Lo Pan in Big Trouble In Little China to the grandpa in Everything Everywhere All At Once.

@@ieyke and COvetous Shen, one of my favorite characters in DIablo III

when he came to the first Salt Lake Comic Con a decade ago I bought a screenshot/photo of his Diablo character and had him sign THAT :)

@@ZakhadWOW Oh yea. Diablo 3 isn't particularly good, but Covetous Shen is GREAT. Easily the best character in that whole game, aside from maybe Deckard Cain.

Yep! He just dumps those priceless artifacts right on the ground so he can embrace his daughter

@@feralnerd5 Lol thanks for replying I just realized how back the grammar was😂

@@joshcolon1780 ehh, when I first got on the internet, I was really pedantic about that stuff. nowadays I figure we've all got better things to do. if I can figure out what you're saying without too much effort then we're fine

The Greatest of Honors.....is having you as my daughter. He says that while discarding the signet of the Emperor himself and the sword she claimed from the invading leader

It's so contagious and low-key cute

He laughs like Cap.

It’s so infectious I love it 🤣

When a laugh like his is wholehearted, it's very contagious.

And the cutest Damn smile!

I like that fact

dude MINE TOO😭😭😭😭 finally a person with the exact same taste as mine

I might actually agree. I also quite like The Hunchback of Notre Dame. I think those three have the best music and storyline. It is not just a romantic story, but more like a story with some romance in it. The humour does not hurt either. Hercules is probably the best in this particular department.

When I saw mulan the first time I had no clue what bisexual was but I was like that girl is amazing and then I Shang and I got sooooooooo confused. Safe to say I’m now proudly bisexual

@@katiebradbury4873 same, yes! I didn’t know then for sure but looking back… 🌈😂✨

OMG yes, I was like "they are both so pretty???" back then. Thankfully my mom was an avantgarde woman explaining stuff to me so, I already knew that it was perfectly okay no matter which kind of person I decided I was attracted to. What puzzled me was that I liked **both**, I didn't know that was even a thing at first hahahaha.

The remake was bad, and was hardly a remake.

The originals usually are lol

God, I forgot that remake even existed. Absolutely yeeted that memory right out of my brain the first chance I got

Ming na also did the Milan fighting pose in one episode

@Joli captain Hook is a pirate, his whole thing along with his crew is looting and killing. Peter Pan, along with the lost boys, act like brats because they never grow up. No mother or father to teach them right from wrong. Heck, the lost boys don't even remember what a mother is or if they had one. Even John and Michael were starting to forget about their mother. Wendy, being the eldest and more mature of them, didn't forget. Her whole purpose was to show the importance of mothers and motherhood.

@Joli the character of Peter is meant to be rude. And it is even worse in the original play and novel.

100% agree, one of my favourites!

@@tanczosfanni Mine too! And Frollo is probably one of the best Disney villains ever, I think. Maybe THE best, actually.

@@johanna2076 oh yeah, he’s terrifying!

please let this happen. best disney villan song by a large margin.

@@BobTheSkull It's sooo epic (and disturbing)!

Fax.

Me, it's one of the first I saw on cinema (the other was Tarzan) and now that I watch it as an adult, I can identify myself in Mulan because before learning I have ASD, it was hard for me to find my place because, like her, I wasn't like the others people

The thing is, it's not really that much about gender in the end, but more universally about "being different than the people around you", "standing out" and the whole "your weakness is your strength"-thing, all universal and often used themes. Yes, Mulan is different, because she is the only woman among a group otherwise comprised of dudes, but she falls in with the party of misfits who stand out on their own already, each one not exactly being the poster child for the "perfect soldier", her simply being mistaken for another "scrawny guy". I'm not saying it wouldn't work if it was only Mulan and it in fact only made its point through gender (to save time for more action or whatever), but imo it just works so much better this way.

Except that she isn't a princess.

Yep, it was part of the reason the Huns irl were so effective. They essentially doubled the potential size of their army by not assuming gender should play a role in war.

Gosh that movie makes me cry, it’s so good!

Its My favorite Disney movie. Everything is so stunning: the landscape, the characters and of course the amazing music!!!❤

@@madisonm1811 I cried too when I rewatched it as a adult, such a heartbreaking story

@@kurikuri6683 Indeed, I miss those kinds of films that seem innocent but had a much deeper story and message, presented in such a beautiful way

yet u don't see one

the way he felt so betrayed too, my man def had a lot of reflecting going on in that head of his

He never fell in love with Ping, "he" saved his army and his life so it's normal that he had great consideration for "him", but having consideration doesn't mean being in love or having sexual desire towards someone... Then, If he wasn't relieved that she's a girl, it's bcs it was a disgrace for them to be saved by a woman and she lied to him, women weren't allowed to go in war, they were shameful bcs honor was very important in those days, there's a reason why Mulan pretended to be a man. It has nothing to do abt him being in love with Ping, he never showed any interest toward men and he fallen in loves with Mulan which is a girl literally, bcs he accepted her even if she's a warrior. I mean, Ping literally saved his life and his army, how do you think he'd react ? Just "good job" ? Bcs straight men can't have consideration towards men ? Otherwise it'd be necessarily romantic or sexual ? Weird to think like that. It's creepy to always link everything to smth sexual.

Hua is her family name, which means “flower,” and her given name Mulan specifically means the magnolia flower.

But Shang isn't bi at all ? He never fell in love with Ping, "he" saved his army and his life so it's normal that he had great consideration for "him", having consideration doesn't mean being in love you know. Then If he was mad that she's a girl, it's bcs it was a disgrace for them to be saved by a woman and she lied to him, women weren't allowed to go in war, there is a reason why she pretended to be a man. It has nothing to do abt him being bi, I mean, he never showed any interest toward men and he loves Mulan which is a girl literally. Do you rly think they would add other than straight character is that era ?

@@blabla86666 It's an undertone that isn't stated outright, of course. There are some vibes and looks when Mulan is Ping, in my opinion.

@@k1988smith No, you're misunderstanding the fact that he was highly regarded towards Ping and you have a fantasy that it's imperative to see characters who aren't straight, whereas this film dates from 1998 when making non-hetero characters was not a thing at all. Then, having consideration towards someone doesn't mean it's always romantic or having a sexual desire? It's rly weird to always connect smth with their sexual orientation. Shang never showed any love interest in men, what he wanted was to make them strong and he was proud of what Ping did in addition that "he" saved his LIFE and his army, so, how do you think he'll react ? Just "good job" bcs a straight man can't have a consideration towards another man ? Otherwise it would be necessarily romantic/sexual ? Really weird how you think. And i'll repeat myself, but if he was mad that she's actually a girl, it had nothing to do with the fact that he loved Ping , it's bcs she lied to him and it was a disgrace for them (honor was extremely important at that time) so send a woman in war was terrible, and she saved her army and Shang on top of that, so they were shameful. But, he accepted Mulan as a warrior and fell in love with her, while with Ping, he's never fallen in love

@@blabla86666 I think Shang is bisexual and many other people do as well. Disney would deny it if asked but there are vibes. Watch the movie again and pay attention when Ping says "For what it's worth. I think you're a great captain" vibes! I'm not misunderstanding and I know when the movie was released. I own a VHS copy of Mulan as I mentioned. My comment only states that Shang is Bi. I don't mention anything about how he felt about Mulan being a woman or if it upset him and don't know how it's relevant to your argument. You can leave me another comment explaining facts about the time period and it will not change my mind. I have an observation that is different to yours - that's fine. I hope you can respectfully agree to disagree.

@@k1988smith No, he's not bi at all, all you do is misinterpret bcs you're desperate to watch characters who aren't straight. He's "bi" bcs YOU want characters who aren't straight like some ppl and many ppl joke about that (that he's bi but in reality they know he's not) he married Mulan and only show romantic interest towards her, not any men. Shang is their general who taught them to fight and make war, as a general if one of his men would have done something incredible, he would be PROUD, when Ping told him that, he was proud and had consideration for "him" esp after what "he" did. You realize that in an army their lives are at stake, bonds are formed (which again have nothing to do with sexuality or romance) because they can die at any moment etc... You'll be surprised, but yes, a straight man can be proud & having consideration towards another man without it being sexual or romantic ! It's creepy to connect everything to smth sexual. So yes, you misunderstand that being proud of someone isn't necessarily due to a sexual or love attraction, it's creepy to think like that. Look at how non-straight people were treated in those days, it was unthinkable to create characters who weren't part of the norm, you're literally in delulu, the developers never said anything about that as well, bcs it wasn't romantical between Shang & Ping, but with Mulan, yes andhe married her but you really try to convince yourself that he's bi, bcs you're desesperate to see a non straight character. Shang was only PROUD of one of his men that he trained hard, but of course, people like you, want to tie everything to smth sexual, which is rly creepy