داستان فیلم Mulan Rise of a Warrior ساخت 2009
فیلم داستان حماسی دختر مبارز چینی “مولان” را که برای دفاع از پدر خود می جنگد روایت می کند…
بازیگران : Wei Zhao و Jaycee Chan و Kun Chen
معرفی فیلم مولان ظهور یک جنگجو
مولان ظهور یک جنگجو یکی از بهترین فیلم هایست که توانسته از نگاه کاربران سایت IMDB نمره 6.60 را کسب کند
این فیلم در ژانرماجراجویی و درام و عاشقانه به تولید رسیده است. فیلم مولان ظهور یک جنگجو توسط کارگردانی شده و لازم به ذکر است که شما به عنوان یک بیننده فیلم های جذاب، فیلم مولان ظهور یک جنگجو را می توانید به صورت آنلاین و زیرنویس چسبیده از رسانه فیلم تو سریال رایگان تماشا کنید.
نقد و بررسی فیلم Mulan Rise of a Warrior
Having just caught it not too long ago, the memories of it is still fresh in my mind. I remembered as the lights to the cinemas brightened as the credits start to roll, it felt breathtaking to had partake in this film as an audience of it.Do NOT, and i repeat, do NOT, go into this film wanting it to be one of those battle-like army type of films one generally associates with the genre of epic at its core. For if you do, you will be disappointed for this is NOT one of those films that had been over-populated due to other greats like Braveheart, Gladiator etc. Those are epic genre all to their own merits……and so is this depiction of the legend of Hua Mulan. I would still classify it as an Epic to some degree, but leaning it more towards the genre of Drama and Romance, more akin to the likes of Tau Ming Chong (aka. Warlords that was released in 2007 starring Jet Li, Andy Lau and Takeshi Kaneshiro).There are battlefield scenes, Yes…but they are of minimal depiction based on the context of this film, that are used to carry the characterization of Hua Mulan that was perfectly casted with Vicki Zhao at the helm.There is a plot, and that plot is to drive the main theme of this film that is to showcase to us about how she grew into the character in legends. Whereas the subplot to it is that of her feelings. These feelings are then broken down into different categories, showcasing the main obvious emotional parts of her for the affection that she has for another. While concepts based on being a filial daughter to her father, and loyalty to the fellow troops that she commands and finally patriotism that drives her to do what she does for twelve years are all being explored, minimally but it is enough to drive her overall characterization in just under 2 hours (even though it may seemed longer than that).Having said this, there is no need for me to summarize the film for you readers as that is one of the beauties of storytelling, where it is for the viewers to partake for themselves to let the story be told to you by the story’s presentation. And definitely not by me.Overall, if one is into a movie that is emotional (depending on individual’s views upon what is regarded as emotional), and does not showcase violence for violence’s sake, then i guess one can do themselves the favor of partaking on this trip of 2 hours into another era.Again i must stress, do NOT go into this film hoping to see the likes of battlefield scenes.For me, i would classify this film like the other greats of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon; The House of Flying Daggers; Warlords; Musa, and the very recent Red Cliff saga. Jingle Ma’s depiction of Mulan has merits all to its own to make it stand among these others.
excerpt, full review at my location – Not to be confused with Disney’s 1998 animated blockbuster Mulan, director Jingle Ma’s 2009 epic offers a more sophisticated and nuanced retelling of the story based on a sixth century Chinese poem. Mulan: Legendary Warrior charts the early life and rise to power of Hua Mulan, a fearless heroine who disguises herself as a man and goes to war in place of her ailing father.Mulan: Legendary Warrior isn’t exactly innovative, and it doesn’t really add anything new to a story that has been told many times, but it’s an expertly crafted film that fuses war and romance genres in a highly absorbing way.
This is a live action version of the girl who replaced her father and went off to war so that he wouldn’t have to. Aaay for twelve years she rises up the ranks becoming a general and hero of the nation, all the while never really being found out.I had read that this was a big budgeted Chines film that got a big push since Mulan is a national hero. To me she deserved better. The film plays as some sort of epic soap opera. Will Mulan be found out (when she is everyone seems not to care and agrees to keep quiet) will she find love? (Hey that price looks kind of nice). Will she defeat the invading nomads? (what a stupid question) For me the trouble is not the story its how its told. As I said I felt like it was a breathless soap opera at times. The film also feels like a TV movie with little sense of reality and sense of place. Okay yes we are in a desert or grassland or where ever but there is also little sense of anything outside of the shot. Armies seem to exist only with in the frame of the film, they don’t bleed off the screen. Actually that kind of explains the trouble with much of the film, it seems to be a series of shots put together to tell a story that never seem not to be the singular shots. Watching the climatic battle in the villains tents I never felt it was a singular action sequence, rather it felt like series of shots.(okay wrestle a bit. Good. Now wait a minute while we change position. Okay cameras set up now flip him over. Good. Now next shot….) It’s not bad but it is bland. I couldn’t figure out why I was watching it. I’m guessing you’ll ponder the same thing. (and I haven’t even mentioned its use of CGI for some very basic things… but thats another story entirely)
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