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[@Nonalhomophobie]

Fun fact : Shan Yu (the villain) is the only one who ironically does not treat Mulan differently because she's a woman. All he cares about is that she's the one who took down his army. He was not surprised because she was a woman, he simply did not expect her to be there. The barbarian tribes from medieval China actually trained women to fight as well (or so I've read). I also realize now why she left her comb near her father : she doesn't need it anymore after she cuts her hair. It's so obvious yet so subtle. The gentle, submissive girl is no more.

[@Temujin1206]

It's not quite that simple but kind of. Many steppe cultures allowed women greater rights than settled cultures of the times, including fighting and holding political power, but those weren't the default. Most women in steppe cultures were still expected to marry and tend the home and that was the role they'd have been prepared for in childhood, it was simply considered acceptable for women to choose to become warriors instead and some cultures allowed women to inherit land/titless/power from their husbands. These women would still have been a minority but we have extensive evidence of their presence in numerous steppe cultures so yeah it wouldn't have been that weird to Shan Yu to see a woman fighting.

[@therealsmokawaga2486]

Also cause I'm pretty sure the Huns let women be soldiers too

[@wattsink2009]

Fascinating 🤔

[@MJ-pe3rz]

Actually Shan Yu didn’t take Mulan seriously until she switched to a man’s hairstyle.

[@Nonalhomophobie]

@@MJ-pe3rz Mmmmmh, he didn't ignore her because she was a woman, he ignored her at first because he did not recognize her.

[@hollygoodwin2965]

The film is all in the context of the societal pressures of the time, it’s not the fathers fault for pressuring mulan to marry, that was literally the only thing women could do at the time in order to be accepted, and the father is also subject to those same pressures but having to fight even though he isn’t well enough to do it. The film is about rebelling against what is expected of you and becoming g the best person you can be regardless of what society says.

[@insertname193]

I'm glad to see someone else thinking same thing. A lot of people are hard on the dad, but he's had to fight for his country, get permanently injured, and then fight again when he's old and just deal with knowing he'll never go home. Honor is everything in their world and he tries to be encouraging in private, but in public it's a big no-no.

[@hollygoodwin2965]

@@insertname193 I completely agree, a lot of this film is wrapped up in ancient Chinese cultural customs and it’s heartbreaking that the father is given such a hard deal by people, he’s doing the best he can in the world he’s in.

[@summerrose8110]

I don't think he understands the society pressures Chinese women had especially in that point in time. I'm not sure which dynasty was Mulan set in.

[@hollygoodwin2965]

@@summerrose8110 from what I can see it was the Northern Wei dynasty.?

[@summerrose8110]

@@hollygoodwin2965 Thanks

[@deires77]

Mate, I think you should not look at it from today's perspective but from historical context. Individualism is quite a modern concept and arranged marriages, family honour and patriarchy are still quite common today - back in Mulan's China no-one would even consider women to be equal to men, nor would they have heard of a country where such a thing existed..... just saying... I am pretty sure that Mulan's father is as lenient as he can be and in my opinion he loves Mulan very much just as she is but he has to uphold the family honour in public.

[@ambriaashley3383]

i see ur point, but they *definitely* were aware of gender equality existing.... they just didn't choose it. the Huns treated women equally, for example. and impoverished women of any culture were typically treated equal to men & expected to work for a living rather than marry. but yes, I agree Mulan's father was doing the best he knew how to do. he always loved her, but we see he became a lot more open in the end.

[@moon_0207]

@@ambriaashley3383 yes but this takes place in China so ofc the movie is going to fit in with the idealism of the time, era, customs, and culture. Even tho China was aware of equality it just wasn't their culture.

[@Cantmakeupmymindonaname]

Thanks for puting this in, i was about to if i hadn't seen your comment.

[@NightPhoenix.Y]

@@ambriaashley3383 the original Mulan, Chinese Mulan not this Mulan was a poem about gender equality, well not the equality we know but in the both can do labour and fight wars so send them all kind of way. In the original story it isn't mentioned if a male rabbit and a female rabbit run side by side they look the same makes no different. Which I agree gender does not effect taste.

[@kateiannacone2698]

Ok. I see people defending the dad a lot, so I'm gonna defend Shang a little. Yes, he does have that culturally-ingrained misogyny that most of the characters have, but I don't think that's the ONLY place his behavior toward Mulan after she's revealed to be a woman is coming from. Consider who Shang is as a person. He's a military man with a strong sense of duty and honor, and he's very proud. Often, he expects the same sense of duty and honor from everyone around him, and is disappointed. So he had a moment of vulnerability when he told Ping that he owed "him" his life, and said "from now on, you have my trust." And then almost immediately after declaring his trust for Ping in front of all of his men, he learned that she was lying about who she was from the moment they met, which is a HUGE breech of trust in his mind, so there's the feeling of betrayal, and also wounded pride because he felt like he had been made a fool of in front of his unit for not having seen through it, and publicly placing his trust in someone who was lying to him. Not saying his behavior was right. But I don't think it was purely misogyny, and I get where he's coming from.

[@ScarlettM]

12:18 back in those times, parents were more concerned with their children's lives rather than happiness. It was soooo easy to die back then and without family support that death was pretty certain. Parents also knew that Mulan would be much happier in the future if her children do not know cold and hunger, than for her to "discover herself".

[@VelkanAngels]

Well said!

[@MeryKeit]

why do people not understand it 😭 modern generations are so willingly ignorent it’s upsetting…I guess parents didn’t care for them as much as Mulan’s father cared for her

[@starrkitty1]

Your pep talk at the end reminded me of one of my favorite sayings: “Those who say a thing cannot be done should not interrupt those who are doing it.”

[@atapper10]

The doll moment represents the fact that Mulan empathizes with the little girl who was killed. She has a viewpoint that the men don't

[@nonconsensualopinion]

Others have pointed out that the scene follows, and actually interrupts the song "A Girl Worth Fighting For". They were singing it as a romantic notion. But then we see the doll, representing the little girl: a girl worth fighting for. The innocent victims of war who needed defending.

[@krystalcanfield3553]

I love grandma so much. She said things the way she saw them and it was funny. Mulan proves that women can do more than tradition expects of them.

[@adamlewis5700]

Matchmakers were quite common, not just in Chinese culture, but across a lot of cultures. Mothers and fathers would seek out the matchmaker (for their children), who would then make business-like proposals to both families to see if they agree. The ceremony and ritual in the beginning would be for her to observe Mulan and see if she would be a good fit. Obviously it was dramatized like crazy, but that was the goal.

[@heyitsmira17]

It still happens to this day in some cultures, even the ones people think are surely modern by now lol.

[@ashleypenn7845]

Japan still does omiais, and while they're far less official and binding than they used to be, they're still common enough in middle and upper class families. In a lot of ways, they're actually considered better than a lot of Western concepts of dating, as it's more intentional toward marriage and is less likely that the partners will waste time pursuing people they ultimately have nothing more than a superficial attachment to.

[@sylviagreybe672]

I love this movie so much! One of my all time favourites! "My ancestors sent a little lizard to guide me"? Dragon, dragon, I don't do the tongue thing". "But you're tiny!" "I'm travel sized for your convenience, if I was my real size, your cow here would have a fit!"

[@a.g.demada5263]

Me it's " Sure, save the horse "

[@Jo.Jo.222]

dishonour on you... dishonour on your cow and what are you? a sheep? XP those are my favourites :D

[@CrystalClear5617]

Still don't know how she is a princess. But she is one of my favorite Disney princesses. Strong, determined, she fights for what's right despite the world saying she should be something else.

[@meghanmonroe]

I always just saw it as she was basically adopted by the emperor at the end, and by all of China. She's a metaphorical princess.

[@jaye6446]

Disney added a new criteria to their ‘Princess Line Up’ just so Mulan could join - a heroine who shows exceptional bravery

[@VelkanAngels]

@@jaye6446 - That frustrated me, personally... "Sure she was willing to sacrifice herself for her family and she saved all of China... buuuut she's wasn't the daughter of a king or married to a Prince, was she". I don't get why it's so important for them to all be princesses. :l

[@jaye6446]

@@VelkanAngels It sounds a little excuse-y at first but if you think about what you want small girls to be modelling themselves after when they say "I want to be/I am a princess", you wouldn't want their identities to be co-dependent on men. It's better that they think "I want to be a princess and that means to be brave like Mulan"

[@jsj9907]

@@jaye6446 Yes! This is one of the few things that Disney's decision is ok for me. Putting Mulan on the princess category and adding a "brave" category to the princess criteria would inspire a lot of young girls (and boys). Remembered a video about how a girl wanted to be a Princess and was asked why, she said "because Princesses are not scared to do what's right" and honestly... it changed the whole "princess" thing to a lot of people, i guess, the better word is, it redefined what it means to be a princess.

[@CarolinePhoenixMe]

Fun facts: 1) Pay attention to Mulan's eyes. At the beginning and in the end she has long 'girly' lashes, but when she pretends to be a guy, her eyes become more 'manly', with shorter lashes. 2) The dog's name is Little Brother not just so. In the legend, Mulan had a brother, but he was too young to go to war. 3) The Hua Ping alias that Mulan uses is a Chinese pun - it literally means 'flower pot' and its idiomatic meaning is 'silly beauty'. 4) Mulan got a habit of stroking her hair (like in the scene where her father comforts her after the matchmaking fail) from her voice actress (alas, don't remember her name).

[@meredithchandler73]

Speaking voice of Mulan is done by Ming-Na Wen (Agent Melinda May on "Marvel's Agents of SHIELD," Dr. Deb Chen on "ER," and Chun Li in the movie "Street Fighter"). And yes, Mulan's habit of touching her hair came from the illustrators watching Ming-Na record her lines. She touches her hair a lot.

[@sarahmoller7308]

Your passionate pep talk at the end made me tear up. My parents never supported me or told me I could do and be what I want. I had a very traumatic childhood and I grew up with little to no confidence, and I wish my family had told me what you just said there at the end. It was really powerful. I don't know if you will read this but you gave me something very precious with that little speech of yours. Thank you sincerely. 😭💜🙏🏼 For that alone you have a new subscriber. Your whole reaction was great and so enjoyable!!!

[@ReelOzAussieDillon]

Bless your wonderful heart.

[@adiarainfoster]

try to remember it's a different culture. His honor as the head of his household is all that matters and what he is judged by. Also, as to how they treat women like property...it was no different in that same era across most of the world. certain throughout most of Europe. It wasn't until this past century that women won the fight to have their voices heard and to be allowed to do as they please. getting worked up watching as story about the distant past doesn't help. We respect those women and what they had to live with and it was for them and us that women everywhere fought for the freedoms they have now.

[@katwebbxo]

Mulan is still one of my top favorite Disney "princesses" other than Pocahontas since I'm Native American. But I always related to Mulan's personality and family values.

[@ambriaashley3383]

re: your speech at the end, the world doesn't owe kids anything, but they still deserve respect & safety. safety, like familial love, _should_ be unconditional (although it isn't always this way & quite a few kids get neither). when I taught kids, I made sure to show them respect first bc it goes both ways. I still ran the classroom, but I didn't talk down to them. I gave them respect & they gave it right back to me bc that was the expectation I set.

[@a.g.demada5263]

You're absolutely right when you say children aren't the same than when we're young. My parents are teachers too (my father in high school and my mother in kindergarten) and they saw thé difference. You know, when Mulan cut her hair, there's a symbolic signification : in Asian culture, it means the person let her old life behind her. Shan Yu isn't surprise when he saw Mulan is a girl because, in his country, women can be soldiers.

[@stephaniec.6399]

An interesting note about this movie is that the last musical number is 'A Girl Worth Fighting For', which abruptly ends as they come across the destroyed village. This signifies a shift in tone for the movie, and what was once a lighthearted fun time is now a serious war

[@Ephemerthefish2525]

It also represent of the little girl that owed the doll It literaly about a girl worth fighting for

[@heidik411]

YOU'RE HILAIRIOUS! i love your commentary 👌👌👌 ive watched your Titanic reaction 3 times 🙈🙈🙈..im glad ive discovered your channel 💙

[@ReelOzAussieDillon]

Thank you

[@heidik411]

@@ReelOzAussieDillon youre so entertaining. 🙌

[@PriscillaPretzley]

Same here!!

[@zeeo3147]

Sameee I love his channel just found it today

[@anaolsen3649]

"It looks like Shrek had a baby with a marshmellow".Brilliant!

[@christinah8270]

Great reaction! I loved when you compared the Huns appearing to Lord of the Rings. The moment when the Emperor bows to Mulan reminds me of that too. Your LOTR series is my favorite. So good!

[@joshhansen1679]

To understand the reasons for several things throughout this movie you have to understand the cultural customs of the time. This movie was as much about the battle and struggle against social and cultural customs as it was anything else.

[@gryn_iq]

Wanna hear the fun fact? Mongolian people wasn't sexist in recruiting soldiers. When the Hun said a "soldier from the mountain", he wasn't shocked that he was a girl. He was surprised she is the soldier who did it. How funny that Mulan's allies left her for being a girl while The Hun gave the same treatment to all people.

[@Shythalia]

Just wanna say, Mulan was mostly fine with becoming a bride. Mostly because she didn't really have a choice and really wanted to bring honor to her family.

[@missvnuna3623]

Mulan was my first girl crush, I just can relate so well. Refection is and always has been the song I identify with. Just like her, I never seem to be able to make my parents proud. And I have struggled a lot in live and stil do. But every time I think of this movie and Mulan, it does give me hope that maybe some day I'll be able to fully embrace myself and finally make my parents proud

[@insignia9325]

Something I think I love a lot about this movie are two things: The hun leader, upon realizing that Mulan was the soldier, did not make any fun of her for being a woman or didn't say anything about having been beaten by a woman, takes her as a serious threat. He immediately starts attacking her, not underestimating her. And of course the part that the dad just drops all those trophies she earned because in the end, none of it matters. He was just proud of her being his child and what a big heart she has.

[@jessiang9708]

9:37 🤣🤣🤣 this guy Also fun fact: Some theorize that the reason the stone dragon wasn't able to be awakened was because Mulan was the dragon, this could be because all the dragon symbolism throughout the whole montage of her leaving to protect her family (the statue she's sitting on as well) So the dragon already left

[@Pripje]

Standing ovation for your intro! Be yourself, your authentic self. Please dont change. We love the fact that you are genuine. Lol @ your GOT cheat sheet :') haha

[@leobold11]

I made it 12 minutes in. I can't get farther than this. And I love this movie. You're projecting 2021 morality onto 1500 life. Whether or not it's right, in today's context, this movie reflects what life was 500 years ago. I'm a parent, I fully agree with what you're saying. But saying a woman 500 years ago in China had the option to do more than marry well have have children, except in extreme circumstances, is lacking a basic understanding in history and culture Think of the horrible things people 500 years from now will say about us, using their "modern" thought.

[@opromlie2272]

Absolutly agree! Even for me it's hard to get further, like open your mind or open some history books. (Oh boy he would get an heartattack 😅) I understand where he's coming from but don't get upset, accept it.. It was brutal back in the day.. heck, it's been only a century that women have the right to vote..

[@moon_0207]

may I remind you that this takes place in a different era and a different culture and customs so a lot of idea in this fit within those things and not of today's society.

[@fidgetelftree9432]

Mulan is one of the only Disney Princesses I can think of with a body count in the… how big would you say that army was? Hundreds? Maybe thousands?

[@AjaofShanghai]

What's so amazing is that, in the legend this movie is based off of, she became the greatest General of the Chinese army.

[@ambriaashley3383]

appreciate your reaction!! I see some people saying you're being futurist, or putting 21st century expectations on 15th century people, but I don't think that's fair. there were people back then (far less, but they existed) who were strongly feminist & rejected the idea of women only existing to be property. the very Huns that Mulan fought in this movie had more respect/opportunity for women than the Chinese did! they allowed women to be soldiers & have full freedoms.

[@whenraindropsfall]

Mulan is not a feminist story. It's not about a girl who rejected the societal expectations for women and dreamt of fighting in war. It's about the sacrifice and loyalty of an ordinary girl, taking her crippled father's place in a war she has no experience in whatsoever.

[@nonyabusiness3619]

@@whenraindropsfall "A girl who Rejects societal expectations for women" is feminism.

[@alexiacaceda1421]

Of course it's not ok to have this horrible social rules for women but it's more logical and realistic to show the society Mulan and other Chinese women used to live .This are Chinese values

[@Fightingforthelost]

LOL "SHUT UP, PLEASE!!!" @ the end. ROFLMAO, I legit laughed. Perfectly timed, and perfectly appropriate.

[@BeeKee404]

22:21 Actually she was honoring the innocent children who were killed by the huns.

[@trini_staple]

She wasn't trying to break the rock silly. She was trying to make a spark to light the explosive. Where have you been?

[@Quessir]

Watching your western, 21st century moral and social code try to deal with the reality of feudal, Imperial China was hilarious :D

[@johncartermusic5777]

My dad took me to see this in the theater when it came out and it was amazing. One of my favorites.

[@alaskanrobert5204]

My fav fact. The real Mulan didn't marry the general, she became the general.

[@blackkatt777]

Anime is Japanese. This was a very loosely based telling of a real female soldier who existed in the dynasty this era was....about 500 yrs ago. The mindset was strongly different. Women didn't have rights. So.... In many different cultures, even today, the obligation is to the family as a whole, and not of individual happiness. Maintaining honor to the family name is what was important. A woman's roll was to get a worthy husband who was also heavily burdened with duties to the family.

[@mercykok2635]

For the culture they lived in, mulans father was a pretty good father. Sure he wants her to marry, but that was nothing more than the norm in those times. He did however love her a lot and even though he had hoped for her to impress the matchmaker he did tell her it was okay not to be as quick or to fit in perfectly(the part with the blossoms). he cares about honour a lot, but when she came home with gifts that were one of the greatest honours possible at the time, he trew them aside because he cared more about her comming back save. Also when he told her to learn her place I think and i’m not sure about this one but i think he says this because he’s afraid that she won’t get farr in if she doesn’t learn to fit into norm and he won’t be there to teach her how to deal with watever her falling out of place may cause.

[@seamstressdragon8707]

Great reaction as always Dillon. If you like movies about parents and children's bonds then you will love Disney's Tarzan. I hope you react to it soon, such an underrated Disney movie! Also I think your views are great and if people and teachers had more views like you the world would be a much better, more equal place for everyone not just women :)

[@02michellemybell02]

I've seen this movie 8 times and I'm 36 . I never get tired of the great music and Eddie Murphy he's so great in this. It's one of my favorite movies . I still love this movie better then the live version one they made. Who agrees ? 😁 ps always love your reactions 😁

[@krystalcanfield3553]

Always be you dude. That's why I watch your channel.

[@skid0799]

The movie is inspired on a legend! ❤️ Hua Mulan was a girl that stole her sick dad's armour and took his place in war. They even have a statue and everything. So knowing it happened in real life it's even more inspiring ✨️

[@nklover24]

As someone else said, you are HILARIOUS. I loved your entire reaction, from your truth talks to your wild laughter. I couldn't stop laughing through this video. Great great reaction! Will watch more.

[@gabrielleshedd4394]

This movie taught me about girl power at a very young age. Mulan was my role model as a young girl and still is in a lot of ways

[@omarvazquez4075]

That's how you do a strong woman, not a captain marvel

[@eveyryder4164]

You’re the first person to edit the avalanche scene the way I want to see someone to react to it!! Thank you!

[@silenceevermoore1249]

This is the first reaction I have seen of yours, and I really appreciate you not swearing. That is really rare nowadays. I really enjoyed your reaction. Thank you!

[@ReelOzAussieDillon]

I have maybe done it like 4 times in all of my movies. I try to limit it alot as my son and his friends watch me.

[@silenceevermoore1249]

@@ReelOzAussieDillon I really respect that. Thank you.

[@yinyang2820]

9:28 I never realized how similar that man and his horse look

[@16taysia]

Dillon, this movie is based in like, 12th century BC...

[@athenstar10]

About Pressure, Welcome to Asian Life😉

[@tenshi.kurama]

Rick wants his sauce

[@blorbothefrog]

mulan was by far my favourite disney movie up until moana and then encanto. it's just wonderful

[@Shythalia]

A few people in the comments are a bit misinformed. Mulan & her story aren't real. It was a ballad. Even if this movie has a lot of inaccuracies, it's still a lot better than the pretentious live-action movie Disney made.

[@reinagarcia9693]

I love the second one. It’s more focused on being true to your heart and becoming your own person

[@athenstar10]

Fun Fact: Jasmine singing, is the same person as the singing Mulan.

[@jumanjigirl4744]

Yeah it's Lea Salonga

[@Hamantha]

Who the hell ever thought the original was inferior to the live action

[@Shythalia]

Disney, I guess, because they thought they could make it better.

[@Myseena55]

Okay I'm sorry what did I miss? I went to the comments searching for people saying what I felt during your commentary but only found people misunderstanding you and what you're saying. "open a history book" someone said. I think you very well understand that this is what it was like back then, along with the rest of us, but you don't understand/respect it which is how WE ALL SHOULD FEEL. I love that you get mad at the inequality, because that is exactly what the story is about, and is probably what everyone should be feeling watching this. I get you dude, and I just know you are an amazing father.

[@notyourregularfairy4332]

I totally agree... Some people in the comments make me straight up mad... Like it is so obvious that he understands, that the situation in china was like that back then..and the standard is sth we reject nowdays Thats why he gets soo annoyed with it. Which is a good thing ^-^ (Also i apologize if things aren't clear to understand, english isn't my first language 🙊🙈)

[@nessaarandur7740]

Dude, you should check out more Chinese movies, you'd love them. Start with Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, Hero, Curse of the Golden Flower, House of Flying Daggers. Also check out Ip Man, which is based on the real man who trained Bruce Lee.

[@TheBUCfifty]

Love how the damn *villain* said NOTHING about Mulan being a woman!

[@ebaugh7320]

I know this is a bad time but... Whatever you do, don't go near the 2020 remake

[@Hamantha]

From what I heard, what likely would’ve happened is that her dad wouldn’t have been on the battle field, but would have been a sort of Coach/instructor for the younger troops

[@annan.3889]

I love this Disney movie. I watched it since I was a little child. But now, I begin to understand the sence of it. And I just like to watch it again and again. And just now I noticed that Mulan fell in love with Sheng since their first meeting❤ My favourite singer looks like Sheng❤

[@maeandoy4780]

9:55 "best dad of the year"(without sarcasm)

[@colettebezio1913]

I'd love to see you do Up and Zootopia and Inside Out, if you are going on with Disney stuff. :)

[@andromeda331]

Love Mulan

[@Raven-zz4zt]

22:06 a girl worth fighting for

[@poetinmyheart94]

Another family film I forgot to mention earlier- Mrs. Doubtfire starring Robin Williams. Sure you're already seen it, but it's an absolute crime if you haven't. 😂

[@BigBWolf90]

Fa Zhou is definitely on the list of best Disney fathers

[@purple9533]

This is how things were back then. No such thing as doing what your heart desired and telling the government no I don’t feel like it. I’m not defending it but I’m saying , you can’t look at it in today’s eyes of whatever the hell is going on today. Also, culturally speaking , there are men who fight knowing they may not come back. It’s hard to understand but we have to respect that.

[@Swissswoosher]

Fun Fact: Since it was seen as dishonourable to cut your hair, all Mulan had to actually do was just put up her hair. Also, without a doubt Disney’s greatest animated music.

[@GoldenQuill16]

Can you do mulan 2? It's not as ground breaking as the original but it's one of my guilty pleasures

[@jumanjigirl4744]

It sure can't be🙁

[@millie8292]

I had a feeling you were a teacher!! You give off a teacher vibe 🧡

[@pia91]

never knew I needed an Aussie Dad shouting with feministic fury over one of my fav Disney films until today. Thank you! :D

[@thenerdytiger9306]

I love mulan it is my fave dusney movie by far growing up I saw so much of myself in mulan from the song reflection to looking in the mirror and seeing nothing worthwhile.

[@jackskxllxngtxn]

You a good person.

[@azra7451]

Too skinny"?....TOO SKINNY!!! Fool I wish that's why I was single!!! PFF HAHA but nah (And mushu is by far my freaking favorite!)

[@patricjurquia2438]

hey brother, can you please react to The brother bear movie it's so amazing and a totally heart wrenching movie. You will like it so much

[@mirandabeaulieu7735]

that was a dancing lion

[@summerrose8110]

Dude, you need to crack open a history book because Mulan is not a 21st century girl. You looking at this film in a modern day perspective. And none of our Disney princesses are from modern day.

[@jumanjigirl4744]

For me just Mulan the true good heroine😉

[@mirandabeaulieu7735]

those are lion statues

[@ThePinkDragon]

love mulan

[@SpudsClips]

LiKE sHrEK hAD a bABy wItH A MaRShMAlLoW!! LMAOOOOOOOO XD

[@kylieschafers3080]

Nylon is a great movie

[@zedwpd]

I guess you're too woke for this movie

[@nathancruz9172]

30:12-30:15 🎆

[@zachariahkelley5298]

nice one bro on 19:23👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@fawnleaver9583]

This is set back when when women didn’t have a choice. In fact, I don’t think that things have changed for women in China.

[@toidillov9705]

You do realize that movie takes place in China 1000 years ago, right? So western sensibilities of the early 21st century hardly apply.

[@shelbyramirez5897]

🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨 4:42

[@veniceandriecolumbres3569]

Jesus loves you. Even though all have sinned and deserves punishment, Christ offered His life to pay the debt of our sins. Believe, Trust and Repent. God bless you.

[@millie8292]

First;!

[@Me-wk3ix]

Second :-)

[@gaurichaudhari4512]

omg again disney.....plzzzz go for frozen 1 2 zootopia tangled and all plzzzzzzzzzz

[@mirandabeaulieu7735]

that's sexist

[@Sassy_boy]

Bro not trying to be rude but you have to stop talking in middle of the reaction 😂 it sort of annoying because you are not experiencing the scenes that's all i hope you read this thank you