In March, we should have seen the Disney action classic remake of Mulan in theaters, told from a perspective closer to the Chinese legend than to the cartoon. However, COVID-19 changed the plans of the studios and the film was forced to change its release date.
At the moment, Mulan became Disney's first post-pandemic premiere that has already set a new release date. If all goes well, Mulan disney film would arrive in Spain on July 24. On the other hand, it has been said that this live-action remake is the most risky Disney has done so far; due to his budget, which was around 200 million dollars. That is why the rumor that Daniel Richtman released in his Patreon and collected Full Circle Cinema is so rare. According to Richtman, a sequel for Mulan would be in the early planning stages, and was intended to be announced as soon as the first one took off in theaters.
In principle, only the producers would be confirmed to return: Chris Bender, Jason Reed and Jake Weiner. Neither Niki Caro in the direction nor anyone from the cast led by Liu Yifei would have signed yet to make that sequel. At the moment, you have to take this rumor very carefully since Disney did not officially confirm anything. And they may have been planning to announce a sequel at the time if the film worked well at the box office, especially in China, but the coronavirus has changed all the plans ahead.
source : https://mulanmovie.org
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