Mulan, real, Disney and Warner Bros. to revive Mulan in movie universe

Disney is making the animated Mulan movie series.

Warner Bros.’s The Jungle Book is expected to follow.

In the meantime, there’s a lot more to be said about Disney’s long-gestating film franchise, Mulan.

The company has always been keen on a female lead, and it is also set to bring the animated series to the big screen in 2019.

It is expected that Disney will make the movie series a standalone franchise, with the studio’s films largely focused on women and young girls.

It is worth noting that Mulan is based on the Japanese manga and it would not be surprising if Disney also produced a new animated series based on it.

Mulan is a very popular animated film, having grossed over $6 billion worldwide since its release in 1995.

Its popularity has grown so much over the years that it is considered one of the best animated films ever made.

The film’s star, Milla Jovovich, has been praised for her performance, and she also has a film deal with Disney.

The animated series has been in the works for years and has been a huge success, earning her a Golden Globe nomination for Best Actress.

Although Mulan has had a long road to the Hollywood plate, it has had an impressive run of success, particularly in China, where the film is highly acclaimed.

Chinese audiences have embraced the film, and China has been one of its biggest box office audiences ever, with it being the first Disney animated film to ever gross over $2 billion.

It has also become a hit in the United States, earning over $250 million from there.

If Mulan gets a Disney film, it will be the second time the company has done so, following a remake of Disney’s Mulan back in 1997.

The film had a very positive reception and is currently one of Disneys most popular films in the country.

Disney has a long history with Mulan and has a strong following in the West, which has helped the company to secure major movie projects.

In fact, Mula is also in the running for the best-selling movie of all time, ahead of Avatar and Titanic.

The movie was released in 2014 and has already been re-released in the US and China.