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Even if it does, I think movie going in China has stalled at the moment because of Coronavirus. At this is $200M before marketing. That's like an Avengers-level budget for a remake of one of the less popular animated films.
You two are the worst
I don't think they can. If they retain the western release and delay China, people will just pirate the movie.
sorry
But outside of Eddie Murphy and the musical numbers I don't really think Mulan has much else going for it
That's great for you, but maybe some people would like Asian culture reflected as something other than a gimmick.
When one of your principles is a CGI god (named Will Smith) I expect the budget to skyrocket.
How dare you insinuate I'm against Asian representation because I voiced disbelief that a remake that cuts 50% of the original movie's premise isn't a great remake. That's seriously clutching, and seriously a dick move.
While this may be true of the animated feature the live action adaptation seems to have more going for it than a 1:1 carbon copy, like a new villain who does magic and shit, cool wire-fu scenes, etc.
True, but they also had three months of reshoots - which is essentially reshooting an entire movie.
Mushu being a food pun, a hard line between gender/social roles. Simply symptomatic of the same old land of many contrasts conceit
I wouldn't get my hopes up expecting disney to accurately reflect asian culture.
It's not about pushing the envelope, as it is a matter of simply allowing Asian representation to push away from Western reference, especially in media. Our invisibility is already harm enough.
