British cinemas are upset by the absence of Mulan
The UK Cinema Owners' Association is disappointed with Walt Disney's decision not to release the movie Mulan and considers this a "step backward". This was announced by the head of the organization Phil Clapp, whose letter was at the disposal of The Hollywood Reporter. "As cinemas across the UK continue to open and welcome their customers, Walt Disney Studios yesterday decided to introduce Mulan with the help of Disney +, rather than in theaters, will be perceived by many as extremely frustrating and untimely. Instead of showing a great new family movie in the best format, viewers are instead encouraged to stay at home and pay a premium price to watch it, "the message reads. According to Klapp, "Mulan" is one of the most anticipated movies of the year and its release was "a welcome salvation for many after months of restrictions." "It would also provide a much-needed boost for both viewers and cinemas that need new movies to be delivered after Christopher Nolan's Argument was moved to the end of August," he added. As a reminder, Mulan is based on a Chinese legend about a girl warrior. The Topic of Article: British cinemas are upset by the absence of Mulan. |
