EntertainmentYahoo Movies UKDisney boss says more of the studio's movies could skip cinema releases
The boss of Disney has said that more of its movies could circumvent cinemas as they remain shuttered around the world due to the coronavirus pandemic.
EntertainmentYahoo Movies UKDisney shares new release dates for upcoming Marvel Cinematic Universe films
Disney makes sweeping changes to its upcoming slate of movies in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
EntertainmentYahoo Movies UKDisney boss Bob Iger won't take his salary during coronavirus crisis
Bob Iger, the executive chairman and former CEO of Disney, has said that he won't be taking any of his salary during the coronavirus crisis.
NewsYahoo Movies UKChina has reopened more than 500 cinema screens after drop in coronavirus cases
Chinese authorities have re-opened a swathe of cinemas across the country, after cases of coronavirus have seemingly receded.
EntertainmentYahoo Movies UKCinemas shuttered in New York and Los Angeles over coronavirus
New York and Los Angeles have both taken the decision to close cinemas, to stop gatherings of people in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak.
EntertainmentYahoo Movies UK'Mulan' delayed by coronavirus as stars walk the red carpet for the European premiere
Its stars gathered in London on Thursday evening for a scaled back European premiere.
EntertainmentYahoo Movies UKSolid reactions to Disney's 'Mulan' remake following US premiere
The reactions are in for Disney's big-budget remake of Mulan, following its premiere in Hollywood last night.
EntertainmentYahoo Movies UKWhy #MeToo concerns led Disney to cut a popular character from the live action 'Mulan' remake
Big-budget remake won't feature the character Shang, who trained and then romanced Mulan.
EntertainmentYahoo Movies UKChinese box office has lost £1.5 billion in wake of the coronavirus outbreak
The Chinese box office has suffered after shuttering its cinemas due to the coronavirus epidemic.
EntertainmentYahoo FinanceCoronavirus outbreak may cost Disney's live-action 'Mulan' millions
The coronavirus is disrupting Disney's live-action "Mulan" remake as China postpone the film's highly anticipated premiere.
EntertainmentYahoo Movies UKThe most exciting movie releases of 2020
These are the movies we can't to see in UK cinemas and on the biggest streaming platforms.
EntertainmentYahoo MoviesWuhan-born 'Mulan' star talks coronavirus: 'I'm really hoping for a miracle'
Liu Yifei, the actress set to star in Disney's live-action remake, called the global health emergency "a very sensitive situation."
EntertainmentYahoo Movies UK'Mulan' will be the first Disney live-action remake with a PG-13 certificate
The live-action remake of Mulan will be a little more mature than Disney's recent remakes, with news it'll be the first to have a PG-13 rating.
EntertainmentBusiness InsiderDisney's 'Mulan' remake faces an 'unprecedented' situation at the box office because of the Wuhan coronavirus
China's 70,000 theaters are closed in response to the Wuhan coronavirus, which could have negative implications for "Mulan."
EntertainmentYahoo Movies UKSuper Bowl 2020: All the big trailers in one place
This year will see another decline in movie trailers launching during Super Bowl.
EntertainmentYahoo Movies UKWhat to expect from Disney’s live-action 'Mulan': Strong women but no songs or Mushu
Mulan director Niki Caro reveals new details on Disney’s next big live action remake.
EntertainmentYahoo Movies UKNew 'Mulan' trailer pays homage to the animated classic with musical easter egg
Fans with keen ears may spot several nods to the memorable songs from the original Disney animated version of 'Mulan'.
NewsYahoo Movies UKThe 50 most exciting movies to look forward to in 2020
The year in film for 2019 is nearly over — pending Star Wars, Cats, and Jumanji of course — with the movie industry delivering dozens of memorable films, whether for good or bad reasons.But now it’s time to put the movies of 2019 to one side and take a look at the year to come. It’s a year without the Star Wars mega-franchise and with the Marvel Cinematic Universe undergoing a period of reinvention as the dust settles in the wake of the biggest movie ever made.There are plenty of blockbusters to look forward to in the coming 12 months, but there’s also an entire Oscar season to work through and a whole host of interesting, smaller movies that will make a big impression when they land in cinemas.Here are just 50 of the best films to keep an eye out for next year.Read more:Look back at the most anticipated films for 2019Most incredible actor transformations of 2019Notable Hollywood deaths in 2019
PoliticsDeadlineTwitter And Facebook Suspend China-Backed Propaganda Accounts Related To Hong Kong Protests
Twitter said Monday that it has suspended 936 accounts it said originated from within state-backed operations in China designed to spread disinformation related to the ongoing protests in Hong Kong. Facebook, meanwhile, said that based on its own investigation it removed several pages, groups and accounts for similar behavior, saying its investigation also found links […]
NewsAOL.comProtesters call for boycott of Disney film remake after star voices support for police crackdown
Hong Kong protestors have called for a boycott of Disney's upcoming film Mulan after its lead actress expressed support for the city's police, who have been accused of using excessive force to crack down on demonstrations, CNN reports.On Thursday, Liu Yifei, a Chinese actress who was chosen to star in Disney's live-action remake of the legendary Chinese tale, shared her thoughts on the Hong Kong protests on Weibo, a popular social media platform in China."I support the Hong Kong police," she wrote. "You can all attack me now. What a shame for Hong Kong."The post drew immediate criticism from Twitter users, many of whom used the hashtag BoycottMulan to call out Liu, a naturalised American citizen, for supporting police brutality and not recognising how fortunate she is to live in the US."Liu is a naturalised American citizen," one person wrote. "It must be nice. Meanwhile she pisses on people fighting for democracy."%twitter-url="https://twitter.com/sdnorton/status/1161971657034125312" columns="1" hidemedia="No"% "She lives in America, her family is in America, she's a citizen who enjoys all the protection and privileges of any American," another wrote. "That includes freedom of speech. If she wanted to, she could be a powerful voice for justice but instead, she supports this brutality."%twitter-url="https://twitter.com/Ally50225919/status/1162284091544203264" columns="1" hidemedia="No"% Despite the backlash on Twitter, Liu has also reportedly received support on Weibo."Believe in the government, believe in the Chinese central (government), believe in the country," one user wrote in response to her post.Liu moved to the United States with her mother when she was just 10 years old, according to the South China Morning Post. She lived in New York City for several years before returning to China to study at Beijing Film Academy, one of the largest film institutes in Asia. In 2017, she beat nearly 1,000 candidates for the role of Hua Mulan, who disguised herself as a man to take her father's place in the Chinese army.In recent days, however, Liu has found herself in hot water for inserting herself into a sensitive conversation that has sparked mass protests throughout Hong Kong.【ギャラリー】Peaceful protests turn violent in Hong Kong18In June, Hong Kong chief executive Carrie Lam pulled a controversial bill that would have allowed authorities to extradite those who commit crimes in Hong Kong to mainland China, where the rule of law can be less forgiving. Still, demonstrators in Hong Kong have been left unsatisfied, calling for Lam's resignation and demanding greater freedoms.What initially started out as peaceful protests has since become violent at times. On Tuesday, demonstrators clashed with police in riot gear at Hong Kong's main airport terminal. In a tweet, the Hong Kong Police Force said that one person was injured and that protesters were blocking ambulance access.%twitter-url="https://twitter.com/hkpoliceforce/status/1161290945003970566" columns="1" hidemedia="No"% Several Hong Kong celebrities, including Jackie Chan, Tony Leung and Daniel Chan have spoken out against the violence. Chan, in particular, has been criticised for the nationalist tone of his message."Hong Kong and China are my birthplaces and my home," he said in an interview with Chinese broadcaster CGTN TV. "China is my country, I love my country, I love my home."
EntertainmentYahoo Movies UKDisney's stunning live-action 'Mulan' trailer lands but everyone's asking the same question
The trailer for Disney's live-action remake of 'Mulan' has landed, and it looks stunning.
EntertainmentYahoo Movies UKEvery live-action Disney remake currently in development
Disney is showing no signs of stopping when it comes to given its classic animations the live-action remake treatment.The studio has already produced Cinderella, Beauty and the Beast and The Jungle Book to critical and commercial acclaim and soon we’ll be having several more to watch in cinemas.Here’s every single live-action remake Disney has green-lit and when they’re heading to a movie theatre near you.Read moreTim Allen on Toy Story 4’s emotional endingWhat will Disney do with Drax?Everything you need to know about Frozen 2
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EntertainmentYahoo Movies UKFirst look at Disney's 'Mulan' live-action remake to mark the beginning of production
Niki Caro directs the feature film with Chinese actress Liu Yifei playing the warrior Disney princess.