The selection of materials can be said to be the most progressive and special of all Disney princess series, reflecting the collision between the idea of equal rights and traditional values, as well as East Asian Confucianism, loyalty and filial piety etiquette. But the details of the production are so careless that it becomes the roughest one. It's okay to fool the foreigners. From the Chinese point of view, it's a black question mark. The overall feeling is that it is based on a Chinese story, and it is essentially a Western set of things. Such a good theme is wasted. The opening scene where the makeup and singing is no different from Beauty and the Beast, but the lyrics have been changed. When the male protagonist appeared on the stage, he thought he was quite handsome. When he opened his mouth, he felt awkward. After checking it out, it turned out to be Shilong, and he was stunned to read it for the next hour. The main story background - the war was arranged in a mess, especially the existence of Mushu. From time to time, he forged a document and put a sky gun or something. It was just to be funny and to promote the plot. When you arrive on the battlefield, you find that there is no one left in your own army, and a dozen or so new recruits who have never been on the battlefield will become the emperor's only hope? A rope saves a horse and two adult screenwriters I really convince you, this setting is not as convincing as a little magic witchcraft. The rhythm of the film is too fast, the layout is too small, I don't know how the emotional line developed. As the name suggests, the girl saved your life, helped you defeat the Xiongnu, and was injured. You brought his military exploits back to the DPRK to receive the reward, but you still don't believe that people told you that the Xiongnu was not dead. Is it meaningful to lie to you that the Huns are still alive? Are you cheated for money or cheated? The whole film seems to have only one female protagonist and two businesses online, but the setting of Mary Sue makes the screenwriter of this film even more mentally retarded. Other bugs include, for example, there was no one in the huge palace, the emperor was kidnapped in full view of the public, there were so many people in the square watching a play and no one came to save them; The blown up snow-capped mountains are only a single digit left, and I still want to sneak into the capital to do things, and the last thing I do is to make the emperor kneel before him and so on and so on, which can't bear half a scrutiny. It makes people feel that this is completely An entertainment film for preschoolers. In the end, Hua Mulan was unavoidable to associate with a featureless man, which directly killed the last point of the film that could be used for sublimation. Liu Yifei's live-action version is rated too low, so I don't plan to watch it. I didn't expect the original animation to be so bad. I can only say thank you to the American Emperor for helping us export our culture.
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