Just watched Mulan with my family and it was.... ok? The action scenes were good but there were some parts that could be written better, especially towards the end of the film where it felt like they ran out of budget and just made everything a little too convenient and quick to end. So here's my version of parts of the movie that I feel could be improved :)

Shan Yu could be argued to be the cruelest villain of all time. Maleficent terrorized a kingdom, never really killing anyone; Jafar did nothing more than pull the strings behind the scenes; Ursula only lurked underwater, but Shan Yu killed, pillaged, looted, and he had his enemies' heads to prove it. But the cruelest thing he had ever done, was leaving his daughter when she was still in the single digits. --- Xiao Jun makes chills run down everyone on the Isle's spines at the mere mention of her name. The Chinese girl with a permanent scowl on her face makes even Maleficent gulp. When Mal fails her mother and refuses to break the barrier, Xiao Jun is left stuck on the Isle, with even more rage added to the seventeen years of anger built up inside of her. Armed with the cruel nature of her father, a determination stronger than steel, strategic manipulation and a Chinese spear, XJ will make the world fall at her feet, and then, if her father comes crawling back to her, she will take his life. If not, well, she's planning to hunt him down and kill him anyway, assuming he's still alive of course. However, she forgot to add one element into the equation. And that element came in the form of a boy with a silver hook, black eyeliner, a red leather coat and the nerve to steal her heart. --- 'It was terrifying to see someone so infuriated that even facial expressions could not convey their emotions. And it was even more terrifying to see that same person with a highly lethal weapon in their possession.' --- Sequel now live: XF

While visiting Ben and Mal, the VKs are introduced to Azalea, Ben's sister and princess of Auradon. She stays away from the cameras and limelight for good reason. She's mute and is never seen without a mask covering the lower half of her face. Something about her intrigues Harry. Maybe it's the mystery of what she's hiding under the mask. Maybe it's that he's never heard her voice. But something about her draws him in.