Now a general, Shang shows up and after a bit of a struggle, works up a marriage proposal. Having saved China, Mulan has returned to her little hometown. Like most follow-ups to "happily ever after", it starts with what looks like a wedding. Though seven years have passed in our world, Mulan II picks up about a month after the events of the previous film. With their latest follow-up to a popular animated film, Disney has made a sincere effort at creating something worth the public's time and attention, even if it's pretty much an unnecessary project. In addition, this sequel boasts animation that's nearly as satisfying as the original film's. For another, almost all of the original voice cast has returned. For one thing, it is a single narrative film rather than a flimsy stringing together of episodes from a proposed or discarded television series. Out of the gates, Mulan II has a lot in its favor compared to many other direct-to-video Disney productions. For our all-new review of this newer edition, click here. In March 2013, Disney re-issued Mulan and Mulan II in a 2 Movie Collection Blu-ray + DVD. Single-sided, dual-layered disc (DVD-9) Suggested Retail Price: $29.99īuy Mulan II from : 2 Movie Blu-ray + DVD
Songs: "Lesson Number One", "A Girl Worth Fighting For (Redux)", "Like Other Girls", "(I Wanna Be) Like Other Girls", "Here Beside Me"ĭolby Digital 5.1 (English, French, Spanish) Wong (Shang), Mark Moseley (Mushu), Lucy Liu (Mei), Harvey Fierstein (Yao), Sandra Oh (Ting Ting), Gedde Watanabe (Ling), Lauren Tom (Su), Jerry Tondo (Chien-Po), Pat Morita (The Emperor), George Takei (First Ancestor), June Foray (Grandmother Fa), Freda Foh Shen (Fa Li), Soon-Tek Oh (Fa Zhou), Frank Welker (Cri-Kee) Directors: Darrell Rooney, Lynne Southerland
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