Mulan s domestic reputation collapsed before it was released, can Disney still be saved?

There is a news on the Internet that has attracted the attention of many netizens, that is, the film Mulan has always attracted the attention of Chinese audiences from the start of filming to the current release. But when Mulan was released abroad, her reputation had already collapsed. Now that it has been released in China, the Douban score has also continued to decline.

Some netizens asked if Disney could still be saved? Of course Disney is saved, Disney has produced many excellent films, and Mulan is just one of the not very good films.

I believe everyone knows that Disney has produced many excellent films, which have satisfied many people's childhood memories. When a film is named Disney, it means that it has global commercial value, and on this basis, I don't think Disney exists, and Disney is still an excellent producer on this issue. It's just that Disney's new film Mulan doesn't have a good reputation this time, and I think there are several problems with why Mulan's reputation is not very good.

First of all, the director who shot this movie, he himself has not good shooting experience, and the reputation of several films he has shot before is very bad.

The second is that when the director made this film, he did not do a good job of history, resulting in this film being full of the integration of various dynastic histories, which cannot fully reflect the history of the Mulan period. What's more, the completeness of this film is not enough, and Mulan's transformation makes us unable to see rationality and logic. As a result, when the audience is watching Mulan, there is no way to integrate themselves into it.

Therefore, the reputation of Mulan's film has collapsed, and the Douban score continues to decline, but this does not mean that Disney has a big problem.

Of course, Disney has certain problems with the defeat of Mulan's films, but this does not affect Disney's future direction. Disney will have many other films in the future, including the previous Disney adaptation of Aladdin's magic lamp, which has been a very big success. The reputation of Mulan's film collapsed for a while, and it did not have much impact on Disney, because Disney did not rely on Mulan's film to win the global box office.

There is no help. The costumes and styling in the trailer made people in China feel very uncomfortable. The box office won't be much higher.

There is also salvation, Disney just doesn't understand Chinese culture, but it has a deep heritage and can make good movies.

Because as early as 1998, Disney used the cartoon Mulan for the first time, invested more than 70 million and gained more than 300 million at the box office, and the character image created in the work, Princess Mulan, this belongs to Disney's original work, and the copyright of the animated version of Mulan belongs to Disney.

And Mulan, as a traditional Chinese folk tale, is not copyrighted; Just like the Danish Hans Christian Andersen fairy tales, the One Thousand and One Nights in Arabia, and the German Grimm fairy tales, these were all put on the big screen by Disney early, which means that anyone can shoot with this theme.

Because as early as 1998, Disney used the cartoon Mulan for the first time, invested more than 70 million and gained more than 300 million at the box office, and the character image created in the work, Princess Mulan, this belongs to Disney's original work, and the copyright of the animated version of Mulan belongs to Disney.

And Mulan, as a traditional Chinese folk tale, is not copyrighted; Just like the Danish Hans Christian Andersen fairy tales, the One Thousand and One Nights in Arabia, and the German Grimm fairy tales, these were all put on the big screen by Disney early, which means that anyone can shoot with this theme.

First of all, Mulan, as a traditional Chinese folk tale, has no copyright! It's like Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tales in Denmark, One Thousand and One Nights in Arabia, and Grimm's fairy tales in Germany, all of which were put on the big screen by Disney early, which means that anyone can shoot with this theme.

The reason is: First of all, Mulan, as a traditional Chinese folk tale, has no copyright, just like the Danish Hans Christian Andersen fairy tales, the One Thousand and One Nights in Arabia, and the German Grimm fairy tales, which were all put on the big screen by Disney early, that is to say, anyone can shoot with this theme.

In addition, some classical masterpieces in China, such as "Journey to the West", have long been made into n versions by countries such as South Korea and Japan, and if you search on the Internet, you can find "Journey to the West" filmed in Vietnam and Thailand.

As early as 1998, Disney was the first Mulan, invested more than 70 million and gained more than 300 million box office, and the character image created in the work: Princess Mulan, which belongs to Disney, belongs to Disney, and the copyright belongs to Disney.

1. Disney's "Mulan" movie was released on August 21. "Mulan" is a live-action drama film produced by Walt Disney Pictures, directed by Niki Caro, starring Liu Yifei and Donnie Yen, and starring Gong Li and Jet Li.

2, "Mulan" plot synopsis. The emperor of China issued a decree requiring one man from each family to serve in the army to defend against the invasion of the northern Gorists. As the eldest daughter of a respected warrior, Mulan stepped forward to enlist in the army on behalf of her ailing father.

Disguised as a messenger and known as Hua Jun, she endures all kinds of trials and must use her inner strength to accept her true potential. It's an epic journey that transforms Mulan into a respected warrior and earns the respect of her country and proud father.

1. Because Mulan itself is very charming, it should be a substitute for the Chinese princess.

2, Mulan's story of Ming filial piety hail has been passed down from the Northern and Southern Dynasties to the present, from the past opera commentary, to the current image in cartoons, TV dramas, movies and even games, it can be said that her works have never been interrupted from ancient times to the present, and a character image that has never been outdated in any era is naturally because she has the charm that can move people, so I am not surprised that Disney's Chinese princess is Mulan.

3. And in order to find a suitable candidate who can speak English and match Mulan's temperament, Disney held a global audition and openly auditioned for the starring role. The casting director team of "Mulan" visited five continents and auditioned nearly 1,000 actors in order to find suitable actors for the role. The requirements for this role include solid martial arts skills, being able to speak English, and most importantly, being a star.