The film will open in the Middle Kingdom on Sept. 11, an exhibitor with knowledge of the situation tellsis among a handful of Hollywood tentpoles that have seen their spring and summer release dates delayed several times due to the novel coronavirus pandemic and subsequent theater closures.
In early August, Disney revealed a surprise decision to release the film over its Disney+ streaming service on Sept. 4 in the U.S. and other select markets for a premium fee of $29.99. That decision makes China the largest — and most lucrative — market that will get to see the tentpole in cinemas as originally intended.was originally expected to hit Chinese theaters day and date with the U.S. on March 27 but was subsequently delayed three more times.
Niki Caro directed the live-action adaptation that stars Liu Yifei as Mulan, a young Chinese woman who disguises herself as a man to spare her elderly father from military service.
Eh. The Chinese have far elaborate fighting scenes. They have a whole history load of better fighting techniques and lovely fashion to base on. Really. Mulan is just a glimpse of their culture.
What's with the 'boycott mulan'? Please don't tell me it's Trump supporters believing China caused the 'China Virus'? Because come on, if you have to label it after anyone, the 'Trump Virus' is far more legitimate at this point 🤷♀️
Good for them.
Hello? Boycott what? Chinese audience won’t and can’t boycott Mulan forever🤫. Thanks, Next.
Will they have to subscribe to the movie theatre first then pay an extra $30 for admission?
its doomed since it was announced 🤷🏻♂
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