In this film the female empowerment was completely disregarded and replaced with a super-power. Mulan no longer was this woman who worked hard to keep up with the men who were naturally stronger than her in the army but was given the gift of super-powers at birth. Seems like an easy way to disregard plot holes.
Instead of the opposing army being, well like an army, they ran up walls with their super-powers.
The enemy's companion was a woman who also had super-powers but she decided to help Mulan out in the end because women stick together. Nice try at feminism Disney.
They also replaced Mulan's companion with a flying phoenix that'd pop up in the sky every now and then to give Mulan some hope.
This movie felt very plastic and it was more like a super hero movie that took place in a tacky, overly-polished, Chinese, desert village.
Shout by KarateCh0pBlockedParent2020-12-26T03:05:18Z
In this film the female empowerment was completely disregarded and replaced with a super-power.
Mulan no longer was this woman who worked hard to keep up with the men who were naturally stronger than her in the army but was given the gift of super-powers at birth. Seems like an easy way to disregard plot holes.
Instead of the opposing army being, well like an army, they ran up walls with their super-powers.
The enemy's companion was a woman who also had super-powers but she decided to help Mulan out in the end because women stick together. Nice try at feminism Disney.
They also replaced Mulan's companion with a flying phoenix that'd pop up in the sky every now and then to give Mulan some hope.
This movie felt very plastic and it was more like a super hero movie that took place in a tacky, overly-polished, Chinese, desert village.