Here's what to know beforehand!
As the film is live-action, the weapons are real and the battles are more intense.
While Mulan and her fellow soldiers are in training, there isn't too much action aside from a couple of sword fights, but once the Imperial Army heads into war, the heat turns up. There are cannons, swords, spears, and arrows; buildings smoke; explosions occur; and soldiers on horseback charge at each other. Of the two battles, the first one is a bit more intense, though during the second, a man falls a looong way to his death.
, who abruptly enters the lake — also naked — and stands within a 10-foot distance of Mulan while they have a brief chat.is two full hours, and while you don't have to worry about choosing the right scene to miss in order to run to the bathroom at the theater, it's still a long time for a young kid to sit still. But don't worry: there are plenty of opportune times to pause and take a bathroom or snack break.
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