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Mulan is a movie about a girl who pretends to be a guy so she can go to fight in the army to prevent her elderly father from fighting. Sensitive kids may be frightened by the main villain and a few fighting scenes... but they will take good messages from the movie. Throughout the movie Mulan learns to accept herself for who she is. Mulan is a movie about honor and integrity, despite Mulan pretending to be a guy. At times this movie can be corny for adults but overall Mulan is a movie the whole family can enjoy.

Mulan is a real Disney movie. Show this to your kids rather than Hannah Montana. While Mulan is a sword-wielding, strong female character, Miley is strutting around with Lady Gaga-like clothes in a music video. Despite the violence, Mulan is a family-friendly movie for all ages. The only warning I have is that the songs may be stuck in your head for ages! Not that that's such a bad thing...

I loved this movie and Mushu's so funny! (well it is Eddie Murphy). The violence may be too much for younger viewers. It's during a war so there's sword fights and a little blood. Mulan likes Shane, but they don't get together. Also, in some scenes he's shirtless and there's this one scene where some of the warriors go swimming so they're naked. Mulan goes inside, and Mushu goes after her because everyone thinks she's a boy and "they're some things they're [the guys] are bound to notice" since Mulan's naked. One thing to know is that Mulan'a family worships these spirits, and depending on your religion, it could be offense, but I personally thought it was just fictional like the gods in Hercules. Mulan breaks the law and lies, but she's trying to save her country. She's a very strong and brave heroine.

I've watched this movie sinse I was four years old, none of it scared me really, infact I wasn't 100% percent sure what was going on, but I loved the movie never the less, I still do! The characters are funny, and traditional, and when the punishment for Mulan sneaking in the army was death, they still didn't, "a life for a life" but its exciting and its just family friendly, much more humarous and heartfelt, it was back when Disney wasn't afraid to explore, now its all "Ooh! Its the JoBros!!" "What's wrong with you, he's MY boyfriend" - O_o This story is beautiful, the music is amazing, and they worked hard on it. There are spirits, but they aren't scary at all, one has his head off and on his lap, but in a comical view. The spirits argue, which I admit was funny, they get along in the end, my favorite line is when the lady says "You're great, great grand daughter turned into a CROSS DRESSER!" (Prefuring to Mulan) The only things that are "sexual" if you call them that are these: Mulan smacked a man on the behind because Musu was kidding around and told her thats how they say hello (she was poorly mislead) later she was naked in a lake taking a bath, then other men, one stood on a rock and she covered her eyes, and she was trying to hide the secret that she was a girl, later she says she "Never wants to see a naked man again" then a whole bunch go running past her (nothing at all showing) And the last "sexual" thing was when she got injured Shane went to see her, and then saw that she was a girl because of her breasts (which were gauzed don't worry, it was like a mummy top) But really none of that was sexual at all, just to the point, and most of it was comedy, nothing like kissing, although Mulan has a crush on Shane Oh, did I meantion SPOILER ALERT? Oops. Anyway, awesome movie that wasn't boring like everything else. Disney now is supposivly "Squeeky clean" when its actually ALL about romance and rude behaving little brats that 'learn lessons' then turn around and act stupid again.

I hate how they don't talk about how the hunnish race is today, I'm catholic, I'm smart. I even take algebra, Im in the Civil air patrol, and signing up for the rotc! I am also an inventer who uses electricity for my project vehicles! Not all hunnish people are monsters. Look up Budapest online! You see anything bad? If you do tell me.

I found this to be a very entertaining movie. It was your typical Disney movie, but if a movie from Disney is animated, you know that it's going to be good, unlike Disney's live-action department. It was very funny, and I now understand the sexual jokes that the movie puts in here and there. It's funny and dramatic. It also shows some history from ancient China. The only thing I didn't like was the singing. It was repetitive and annoying. Other than that, great movie!

Ah, I really love this movie. While the review above was right about it being Disneyfied, it's one of the better Disneyfied movies out there. I mean, come on, who doesn't love Eddie Murphy? He did a great job as Mushu. I think the review was also accurate about what women were able to do, and for that matter, allowed to do. Overall, while at times the lines were cheesy, it was a great movie!

I love this movie. Mulan is such a wonderful role model for girls. I enjoyed the heck out of this thing, as would any girl who's tried to do something that's considered guy stuff. A few historical inaccuracies, but it's Disney, what did you expect? Also, I think Common Sense was wrong when they say that "it's too bad that in the end she still needs to be married off to a "Prince Charming" who saves the day". So... inviting a friend to dinner qualifies as marriage now?