Nah, you might want to skip entirely on this 2020 rendering of the "Mulan" tale.

I wasn't familiar with the existence of this movie, and I must say that I enjoyed both the animated movie from 1998, and the live action movie also from 2020. So as I stumbled upon this 2020 animated movie, of course I took the time to sit down and watch it.

First alarm indicator that should have raised an eyebrow was the title of this animated movie, as it has the words "Kung Fu" in it. Not really what you would immediately associate with the "Mulan" story. But hey, still sat down to watch it. And yeah, the Kung Fu part definitely made sense here, as there was an abundance of fighting throughout the course of this animated movie.

As for the storyline, well it was fairly weak and sort of bland. Sure, it was watchable, but hardly entertaining. Yet, I did manage to sit through the entire ordeal with my son, though none of us were overly impressed or entertained by writer Roger Chen's movie and the delivery of director Leo Liao.

This is a CGI animated movie, and it had that late 2010s computer game graphics look to it, for better or worse. I will say that the art was passable, but it wasn't the most of detailed textures in the scenes, especially for the environments and backgrounds. And at times the animation itself is wobbly or questionable.

The voice acting in an animated movie is everything, and I have to say that for the majority of the movie then the voice acting done by the actors and actresses in this particular animated movie were doing adequate jobs.

Ultimately, then "Kung Fu Mulan" was an animated movie that had managed to sneak in under the radar for me, and it is will just as unnoticeably return back into oblivious without having left as lasting impression on me.

This movie is not something I would recommend you rush out to get your hands on, because it wasn't really worth the effort. I am rating "Kung Fu Mulan" a generous four out of ten stars.

I thought the Disney Mulan was too "woke" until I watched this crap.

Movies used to be unfair towards females. Now they're unfair towards males.

This one only gives 2 options for what males are like.

Either males are: A) smart, bullies, and fearless B) stupid, super nice, and fearful ...there aren't any smart, nice, and fearless males. They've made those females.

Though I admit that in the old days, it was the exact opposite.

Reverse sexism is wrong too.

The only reason I didn't give it only a 1 star is because at least the animated lighting etc was better than the other's.

5/10 it's not that bad

It's pretty obvious that the $15 million budget was for money laundering, and for the actual movie only $100,000 was used. Just kidding, maybe they threw out the window $15 million :-)

Anyways, I was surprised to actually enjoy it. There were bits and pieces of brilliancy here and there. I would say children under 10 would enjoy it no problem. Yes, voice acting is uneven. Yes, the animation is kinda choppy. Yes to any fault you find.

But in the end, once again, I actually enjoyed it. I kept feeling I'm watching an extended cutscene from Bioware's Jade Empire, and if you are patient to the end of the movie and you also know the game I mentioned, you will see why :-)