Disney+ plans to launch Mulan on 4 September. But if you don't want to pay the additional $30 to stream it, just wait a few months. Disney has announced the live-action remake of the classic animation will be free for all Disney+ subscribers from 4 December.
A description on Mulan’s Disney+ page reveals it will be available to everyone shortly after launching on the service, and a FAQ page for Mulan notes that the “Premier Access offer will be available until 2 November 2020". We're not sure what will happen if you attempt to watch Mulan between 2 November and 4 December, though we've contacted Disney for more details.
Disney first announced Mulan would be a Disney+ streaming exclusive during an earnings call in August, when Disney CEO Bob Chapek told analysts that the company “thought it was important to find alternative ways to bring [Mulan] out in a timely manner". The film was originally scheduled to have a worldwide theatrical release, but the pandemic thwarted those plans.
“We’re very pleased to be able to bring Mulan to our consumer base that has been waiting for it for a long, long time - as we’ve had to, unfortunately, move our theatrical date several times,” Chapek explained during the call. All countries where Disney+ is available can stream Mulan in September, but some countries, like China, are still slated to receive a theatrical release.
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