Talk:Mulan (2020 film)/@comment-27373870-20180728212006/@comment-4889892-20180826064921

The whole lizard thing isn't even the plot of the story, so you really can't judge it like it is. I mean, you could make practically anything a cartoon. My version doesn't need your approval to be considered good, just like Disney's doesn't need just one person's approval. It needs to make the majority happy, and I guess we'll see how that goes.

Like I said, the new one might be great, but it would have to be enjoyed on an individual basis rather than through nostalgia. I can watch them in disassociation as I would watch any other version of Mulan, but that won't stop me from wanting to see a live-action version of the original. I guess you could say I have a bigger imagination than you and that's why you can't appreciate anything that deviates from a cookie-cutter cinematic format. It's like the movie The Prince of Egypt. I'm not crying because they didn't make Moses old or whatever, I'm appreciating the movie. I don't know how many people share an imagination like mine, but I don't think most people are as rigid as you either.