When the gorillas pick up Professor Porter and turn him upside-down, a beanbag toy of Little Brother from Disney’s Mulan falls out of his clothes.
When the gorillas pick up Professor Porter and turn him upside-down, a beanbag toy of Little Brother from Disney’s Mulan falls out of his clothes.
The dog look familiar? It’s Little Brother, from Mulan. :D
Notice the name of the store? Mulan Wok
And the Mulan Poster behind a scared looking Nani. :)
In response to deliasuzanne … OMG!!!!!!!! I NEVER EVEN NOTICED!! Now I must watch a million episodes of Law and Order!!!
The Huns could not have been the enemy of Mulan and her allies. The Huns were pretty much done by 469 CE and spent their time attacking the western and eastern empires of Rome, not the Chinese. The invasion of China that Mulan is alleged to have helped fight occurred in 600 CE. The Gokturks were the likely opponent that Mulan would have faced
Chien-Po is a normal human who demonstrates anti-law-of-physics super-strength by lifting seven soldiers from the cliff and also by holding Ling and Yao with one hand while searching for Mulan in the snow. This absurd personage is a classic stock character in ancient-war genre movies.
When Mulan reads the final admonition and copies it on her arms she writes it in simplified Chinese. However, simplified Chinese has only been created by the government of the People’s Republic of China in the 1950s. Mulan should have used the traditional Chinese symbols.
When Mulan, Ling, Chien-Po, and Yao dress up as concubines in order to defeat the guards to get to the emperor, Mulan is seen to have a green fan. But when she is on the roof with Shan-Yu, she pulls out a yellow fan.
During the fight on the balcony at the Palace in the Imperial City, Shun-Yu knocks Shang unconscious and throws him. Shang lands on his side, when we next see him, he is on his back, and then on his front when Mulan runs to him.
When Mulan goes to let her “Little Brother” out of the house to help with her chores, the notes on her arm temporarily disappear.
When the remaining Huns emerge from the avalanche (observed by Mulan) and look down from the pass onto the Imperial City, the City is oriented with its front gate facing the pass. Moments later, when Mulan rides off to warn the troops, the Imperial City appears to have rotated, so that the palace is on the left and the front gate on the right.
When the matchmaker grabs Mulan’s arm and the paint from Mulan’s notes get on her hand, the paint is rubbed onto her face, but not on the handle of the teapot she gives Mulan.
Crickets are considered in good luck in China, hence the inclusion of one as a characte
Crick-E has four legs, but all crickets have six legs.
Mulan (voiced by Ming-Na) is a female who dresses and passes as male to join the military. B.D. Wong (the voice of Shang) began his acting career as a male who dresses and passes as a female in M. Butterfly.