| Actors: Ming-Na, B.D. Wong, Mark Moseley, Lucy Liu, Harvey Fierstein Directors: Darrell Rooney, Lynne Southerland Creators: Jennifer Blohm, Paul Sabella, Robert Winthrop, Chris Parker, Michael Lucker, Roger S.H. Schulman Genres: Comedy, Kids & Family, Animation Sub-Genres: Animation, Animation, Comedy, Animation Studio: Walt Disney Home Entertainment Format: DVD - Color,Widescreen - Animated,Closed-captioned,Dubbed DVD Release Date: 02/01/2005 Original Release Date: 02/01/2005 Theatrical Release Date: 02/01/2005 Release Year: 2005 Run Time: 1hr 19min Screens: Color,Widescreen Number of Discs: 1 SwapaDVD Credits: 1 Total Copies: 8 Members Wishing: 0 MPAA Rating: G (General Audience) Languages: English, French, Spanish |
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  | Mulan II Actors: Ming-Na, B.D. Wong, Mark Moseley, Lucy Liu, Harvey Fierstein Directors: Darrell Rooney, Lynne Southerland Genres: Comedy, Kids & Family, Animation G 2005 1hr 19min The magnificent legend of MULAN continues in an all-new movie that "captures the magic of the original," says Geoffrey Kleinman of DVD Talk. The beautiful and courageous heroine is back, along with her hilarious guardian d... more » |
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Member Movie Reviews Shani C. from DIAMOND BAR, CA Reviewed on 10/25/2011... Cute flick. My daughter, who is 3, really enjoyed it. Not as "scary" as the first Mulan movie with the Huns. Jennifer L. from SOUTH JORDAN, UT Reviewed on 3/19/2011... Not as good as the first one, but still a pretty good show! Really enjoyed the image of strong women heroes. Michelle H. (snoozemouse) from CHEYENNE, WY Reviewed on 10/7/2010... Great movie. 1 of 1 member(s) found this review helpful. Rachael T. from HUNTINGTON, IN Reviewed on 3/12/2010... Very cute, my 2 girls loved it. 1 of 2 member(s) found this review helpful.
Movie ReviewsFun Family Fare Cynthia Sue Larson | San Francisco bay area, CA USA | 02/03/2005 (4 out of 5 stars) "The story of Mulan II begins with Mulan thinking about marrying General Shang... which upsets one of Mulan's spirit guides (Mushu) so much that he decides to sabotage their relationship. Mushu is worried that he will be demoted if Mulan goes through with her plans to marry General Shang, because tradition calls for the wife's spirit guides to lose their pedestals in the household shrine at the time of marriage, meaning that they would then be subordinated to the husband's ancestors. The story moves back to Mulan and Shang, who are asked by the Emperor to provide safe passage for the Emperor's three daughters across China, so that they can be married to three princes in order to bring peace to China. Mulan and Shang travel with three trusted soldiers, who fall in love with the princesses in their care... as Mushu begins his plans to break Mulan and Shang up. Mulan II is full of jokes, songs, and an important message about following your heart. My favorite part of the film was one of the opening scenes, in which Mulan describes the importance of yin and yang in a beautiful song and dance number. This is a fun family movie, with interesting special features, too." UGH! Luella | CT | 07/12/2006 (2 out of 5 stars) "I'm so angry! I LOVE the original Mulan, and I was hoping this would be half as good as the first. It wasn't even that. First of all, the music is awful and the animation lacks the romance, vision, and flow of the original. The original team worked hard with their concepts, which was obvious. Whoever made made this...did not. Second, the voice talent was severely lacking this time around. Even the characters who ended up with the same voice actors sounded a bit flat. Like the actors were rushed or as if they just didn't really care. Third, everyone seemed out of character! Not just their speech patterns, but in some cases their movements, manner, and ENTIRE PERSONALITIES were just...severely diminished or entirely changed. These are not the characters I fell in love with! At all! Fourth, everything was disgustingly predictable. Gee...Mulan's three male friends are looking for wives and just HAPPEN to help guard the three beautiful princesses? Golly...WHAT WILL HAPPEN? DUH. Can we say formula-written? The whole story was just...disappointing and derivative. Fifth, I found it insulting to ancient Chinese culture. Just because our modern Western culture does not think highly of or participate in arranged marriage doesn't mean it didn't happen, or that it wasn't accepted THERE. In fact, it is still widely practiced in many countries, and you know what? It often works out! It was a part of peoples culture, still IS a part of peoples culture, and ISN'T evil. I found this movies' villifying of arranged marriage and all who participate in it to be very insulting and typical "our USA way is the BEST way and the ONLY way, and everything else is WRONG". I hope they never showed this movie over in China, or else I'll be very embarassed for the USA. Sixth...ugh, nevermind. I don't even want to think about this awful movie anymore. They should have left the Mulan series as a single movie - the one that retold the original legend. But, being Disney, they just HAD to add a crappy sequel and capitalize on the wonderful original movie. The only reason this got 2 stars instead of one? Although the scene at the bridge has been done a million times over and is NOT original at all, it was well-done. Brought a tear to my eye, I admit. But it was a cheaply gained tear, because I've seen the same scene in 92752375 different movies. DO NOT see this movie if you love the original and don't want your vision of it tainted. This movie is crap." Excellent for a sequel, not as great as the original Wesley | Chicago, IL United States | 02/06/2005 (3 out of 5 stars) "Being the father of a daughter, it's very important for me to find examples of strong women in real life and in art or anything else that she can see. The original Mulan is not perfect in this respect but is surprisingly amazing in comparison to so many other films without going overboard with it (sometimes, the attempt to create strong female characters ends up causing them to be caricatures who talk about how strong they are rather than just showing it...or making them so one-dimensional that it would be impossible to relate to them). I'm very weary of sequels, especially if they are straight to video years after the original release. It always seems like Disney has run out of ideas and so they make sequels far removed from the original films or rush to retell in a strange fashion a historical figure. It's often the case that it's uninspired and far from entertaining. Mulan II avoided that. It's been mentioned before, but I think it's important to say there are some tonal changes here. It's far more slapsticky than the original and plays to laughs more than drama. I don't think that's necessarily a negative. I was surprised, for example, not to be totally disappointed by the replacement of Eddie Murphy and to find the character of Mushu still very entertaining. On the other hand, I think the film's displacement of certain dramatic aspects makes it a little more one-dimensional than its predecessor. I know this is a kids' film and needs not overcomplicate its concepts of relationships or of duty, but I also think that Disney has in the past (and with the first film) really excelled at making films that are classics and not just genre pieces for children. This sequel certainly does not fail. It's entertaining. The songs were a delight to my daughter. The humor was well-done and well-suited to her. I think, though, that it will suffer over time in comparison to the first film. She's more likely to go back to it than the sequel. Does this make it a bad film? No, not at all. I would actually give it a 3.5 star rating. If not for the first film, it would probably be a 4."
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