erasure fan1
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That is actually what I was talking about. That's why I put it in quotes. I'm guessing if the numbers are great, we hear about it. If not I think silence will tell us all we need to know.
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Mulan coming to Disney+
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Animaniac93-98
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It's on the upper end. The only ones higher are:
Cinderella (84%)
Pete's Dragon* (88%)
Jungle Book (94%)
*if you want to count it
JohnD
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Screen Rant is reporting that Mulan will be available to all subscribers in December. I think $30 is a lot to ask for access three months early. They may have been better offering it early for pay-per-view pricing, $4-$5.
Mulan Releases Free To All Disney+ Subscribers In December, No $30 Fee
Mulan will be free on Disney+ in December.screenrant.com
You don't need Screen Rant to tell. Disney+ tells you directly: https://help.disneyplus.com/csp?id=...al&sys_kb_id=b0e20693db921c50b1e6c28d1396191a
Disney Analyst
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Mulan debuts with a 79% on Rotten Tomatoes with 132 reviews
Mulan (2020) | Rotten Tomatoes
To save her ailing father from serving in the Imperial Army, a fearless young woman disguises herself as a man to battle northern invaders in China.www.rottentomatoes.com
It’s at 83% now.
Wendy Pleakley
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Some people pay more for a hardcover book to read it before the paperback version. Some people pay to see a movie in the theater, some wait to rent it at home or watch it on a streaming service for a fraction of the price.
This advance access price is because COVID has impacted theatrical releases and it's an alternate way to turn a profit on the movie. It's perfectly reasonable to release it this way, it's perfectly reasonable for people to pay the $29.99, and it's perfectly reasonable to wait as well.
NateD1226
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With a 38% audience score. Yikes...
Oof. The audience score though...
Wendy Pleakley
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I'd wager that the audience score is mostly from all the bitter people who don't like the pricing model.
Or are we to believe that hardcore Disney fans who made a point of watching the movie immediately last night don't like it?
Or are we to believe that hardcore Disney fans who made a point of watching the movie immediately last night don't like it?
Mouse Trap
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Means nothing. Same thing happened with Captain Marvel when it was first released it was blasted with 1/10 reviews on IMDB by people who never saw the film and eventually got cleaned up. Same thing will happen with Mulan -- couldn't be more evident it's troll work.
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Disney Analyst
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Mostly just due to the public perception due to the main actor and her outspoken support of China. It is what it is and likely not reviews based in reality or actual reviewing of the movie.
Jedijax719
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We went ahead and got the movie on premier access today. Here's how I see it. We would have seen in in the theater and it would have probably cost more overall. This movie looks like a beautiful production and the RT score is pretty good. The movie got jipped out of a strong box office performance by a horrible virus. We support Disney and realize they were in a bad spot with this film. So it feels fine to drop $30 to own it even though we would not have owned it otherwise but, instead, would have dropped at LEAST $30-$40 at the theater (tickers, refreshments, etc.) Disney didn't keep it from the theaters and it's not their fault.
You mean 40% of those who saw it didn't think it was the worst movie they ever saw?
Welcome to the start of the thread a month ago?
JohnD
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Well, excuuuuuse me. It released today. Why should I bellyache about it for a month?
This is the way.
JohnD
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Well, I have spoken.
So exactly how did these 2123 people see the entire movie, when it was just released today, and only on Disney+? They didn't, so they have no clue what they are talking about.
Well, there are 60M subs, so, that many in a day isn't so unbelievable, especially with many people still at-home.
The disconnect, if you read the RT one-stars, are the ones complaining about another live-action remake... and they spent $30 precisely to see another live-action remake.