After several months of delays due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, Disney's landmark epic Muian will now completely ignore its theatrical release and premiere on the Disney Plus streaming service, CEO Bob Chapek has revealed. on the company's latest earnings call. Unlike other movies that have premiered on the service, such as Lady and the Tramp and Artemis Fowl, the Mouse House will collect a reward of €29.99 (around £23 / AU$42) to stream the action. Mulan live. "We look at 'Mulan' as a unique case, rather than saying there's a new model of commercial windows that we're looking at," Chapek said of the decision. "We find it very interesting to offer a first offer to consumers at this price of €29.99 and learn from it." At present, only US prices have been confirmed. Disney's Mulan will premiere on Disney Plus on September 4, 2020 in all territories where the service has already launched. Along with the United States, this includes Australia, Austria, Germany, Ireland, Italy, New Zealand, Puerto Rico, Spain, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom. It will be interesting to see how Disney's Mulan fares at this price, which is around $10 more than Universal's Trolls World Tour when it launched on-demand. Mulan has an announced budget of €200 million plus additional promotional costs. Thankfully, Disney has racked up a slew of leads on Disney Plus: The earnings call also revealed that the streaming service now has 60,5 million subscribers. Today's best Disney Plus deals