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I can't wait for Mulan II to come to theatres trust me I will be one of the first to see it.

I heard on another site that the title of Mulan II is to be a pun of the movie I loved-to-death, Muolin Rouge. Like Mulan Ruuj or something. The Ruuj part is supposed to be like, Mulan's daughter.

I wish it would come to theaters in the U.S.

Ursula102 wrote:I heard on another site that the title of Mulan II is to be a pun of the movie I loved-to-death, Muolin Rouge. Like Mulan Ruuj or something. The Ruuj part is supposed to be like, Mulan's daughter.

Her daugher will be in Mulan III.

tell me they rnt making a mulan 3

what's exactely in the preview on the lion king 1/2 dvd?

Can you describe it please?

Mulan is my favorite Disney movie!!!!!

I read at Animated-movies.com (which is no longer up) when news of Mulan II first came out, that the story writers of Mulan actually had enough material for THREE movies, making a Mulan trilogy! (I hate to burst ur bubble, JayDisney) It sounds very exciting and it makes sense that Mulan is getting a sequel.

I'm glad that it's coming this fall and so far I've read good things about it ( Thanks to this wonderful forum)! Though I also see the problems with the Disney cheapquels. The least they could do is not use a "2". Return to Neverland was a good title instead of Peter Pan II.

p.s. Will the Mulan II preview be on the Alice in Wonderland DVD by any chance?

im skeptical on this one....i love the original mulan so friggin much and i dont wanna c it get ruined with a cheapquel...at least lea salonga and ming na r both coming bak for the mulan singing and speaking voices

The end is comming!! Poor Mulan. Poor Florida people.

KinOO wrote:what's exactely in the preview on the lion king 1/2 dvd?

Can you describe it please?

Well there are some clips from the first and a lot of talk about how the first one was a classic and such... then it introduces the new sequel... u see Shang proposing to Mulan, in the distance, and you see her except, and then the emporer has a new assignmet for them, and tells them, in order to acheive their task they need to work together, some thing about the rain and the sun.... and he puts a half of a yin yang around each of their necks, and tells them they must escort 3 princesses to this place, where they will marry the three sons of some guy, and Mulan is against the idea of an arranged marraige but one of the princesses tells her it is an honor to serve the emporer, and that's pretty much it, there is some more narroration, but you will see it come febuary 10....


I have no idea if the preview will be on the Alice in Wonderland disc or not, but since it was the only preview included on the demo tape, I would think not, but I don't know for sure....



Also I heard preduction on Mulan III began before Mulan II had been completely written!!! I ewxpect the 3rd one to be good, even if this one turns out to be a flop....

As far as I know, Mulan II and III were made back-to-back. Just like Lord of the Rings

"and Mulan is against the idea of an arranged marraige..."

And so the Emperor cuts off her head for being a dangerous radical fomenting treason against the Chinese social order.

Roll Credits. Cue "Jump 5" collaboration with Stevie Wonder.

Is there a tagline to the film?

Thanks for your description Prince Philip, but you can't put it online? I can't wait February... i love Mulan

Joe Carioca wrote:The end is comming!! Poor Mulan. Poor Florida people.

IMO Mushu had killed the film with his anachronistic attitude well before Mulan ran away from home, along with Mulan's failure in the arranged marriage plan.

I bet when (and if--a big IF) Mulan II comes to China, all the people over there will protest Disney's bastardization of the Mulan legend.

I've seen 40-year-old productions of Mulan that were far better than what Disney had to offer.

Ernest Rister wrote:"and Mulan is against the idea of an arranged marraige..."

And so the Emperor cuts off her head for being a dangerous radical fomenting treason against the Chinese social order.

Roll Credits. Cue "Jump 5" collaboration with Stevie Wonder.

Wow, hilarious - and chillingly accurate. At least the "Jump 5" part.

But damn, getting back to the depressing reality - I'm not sure I can handle the idea of one Mulan sequel, let alone two. But at least it's Mulan. A modern, fairly light feature in the first place... it's the day they release a CG Bambi or Dumbo cheapquel that I will weep...

Leonia wrote:
IMO Mushu had killed the film with his anachronistic attitude well before Mulan ran away from home, along with Mulan's failure in the arranged marriage plan.

I believe that the Disney rule on this is that magical characters are allowed to reference modern day things. Other regular characters stay in the time and place they are set in, but the magical characters are allowed to reference modern day things. This has been done with the Merlin character in The Sword in the Stone and the Genie in Aladdin.

I can't believe people are actually looking forward to this... Now I know what David Stainton meant when he said that people couldnt really tell the difference between the DTV's and the Feature animated films anyway... this is so sad...

Of course I know there are people who diagree with me...but think about it, wouldnt you prefer to see Disney make a new sepctacular 2d musical fairytale instead of sequel after sequel after sequel...

....my nightmare continues... I hope Roy "saves Disney"soon