Disney remakes "Mulan". The heroine is the beloved fairy sister, Liu Yifei. In fact, the movie has already been finished some time ago. Many netizens are looking forward to Liu Yifei's makeup photos after seeing Liu Yifei's makeup. Sister Shenxian was able to create a miracle this time and successfully explained Hua Mulan.
Recently, it has been revealed that a large number of additional shots are needed for Mulan’s film. It will take 4 months in total. The original movie will be released in March 2020, but this time the additional filming will take until February. Many netizens have said that the time may not be too late. In fact, the reason why Hua Mulan has to take a lot of shots is because the response is very poor when he adapts, so he decided to make additional shots and modify the film.
It took 4 months to face the re-shooting. It feels almost the same as the filming time at that time, and this time the re-shooting is almost like re-shooting. So far, the film re-shooting The content of the movie is still uncertain, but most of it is to make up major scenes such as wars, but it is not known whether alfalfa and songs from the anime will be added to the movie. The whole movie of
needs to be re-shot until February next year, but the time for ordering is in March. If this is the case, it is likely that the release time of the movie will be delayed. You must know that there has always been a law in European and American film and television circles. That's not to shoot the street. Disney has also remade several live-action movies before, but none of them was successful. So this time everyone is also very worried about Hua Mulan.
This time the taxi you choose the villain Mulan, the protagonist or everyone’s favorite Liu Yifei, so many people are looking forward to it. Unfortunately, the effect of adaptation is really not good. It is not so much a remake, it is a remake. Using 4 months to shoot the entire movie is likely to show unsatisfactory results, even though everyone is looking forward to Liu Yifei's Hua Mulan.
