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Disney has introduced its fans to numerous princes throughout its history. More often than not, the stories revolve around their princess counterparts, putting them in the shadows. Many of them are simply remembered as "prince charming," mainly by their looks, not their style.

Their outfit choices can seem impractical given the situations they find themselves in. The Beast might not have needed to dress so lavishly around the house, Li Shang could've worn a shirt during training, and Prince Edward definitely needed a change of clothing to not stick out like a sore thumb.

Prince Phillip's Tunic And Tights

The dashing prince betrothed to Aurora dresses as a not-so-typical Disney prince in Sleeping Beauty. He wears a sleeveless grayish-tan tunic over a black turtleneck shirt, dark brown pants, and black boots. His red cape and hat tie the outfit together, bringing out his explorer side.

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The 1998 Disney adaptation of Mulan introduced many to the legend of Mulan, but there are significant changes between the Disney classic and the original legend. The 2020 live-action adaptation of Mulan is slightly closer to the original Chinese poem "The Ballad of Mulan." However, even with a conscious attempt to be closer to the legend, Mulan 2020 also alters from the source material. While Mulan 2020 takes out the musical numbers and the talking dragon Mushu, the film still contains many mystical elements that were absent from the original.

"The Ballad of Mulan" is the first known record of Hua Mulan and is dated back to 400 Ad. The poem most likely began through oral tradition and was passed down for a century before it was finally preserved in the written form during the Tang dynasty. All retellings of Mulan come from the original poem which details Hua Mulan disguising herself as...

Chinese movies are very rare to find on worldwide DVD marketing, most of the time one finds Asian movies from Hong Kong, South Korea, and Japan. But those Chinese movies that do come out to the world make a strong impact to the audience, for instance "Still Life", "Beijing Bicycle" and "Shanghai Triad". The Resistance made an impact with a different style of movie, a story plot from a samurai movie, but setting takes place during World War II. Directed by the 32nd generation shaolin monk Peng Zhang Li, who became a movie director and actor tells a story of revenge, genocide, and protection of a young peasant girl who must choose between death or resistance.  Story: In 1937, the Japanese imperial army launch an...

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Screen Media will release the 2010 martial arts-filled action-thriller The Last Kung Fu Monk on DVD on Sept. 6 for the list price of $24.98.

Li Peng Zhang prepares to let loose in The Last Kung Fu Monk.

Directed by and starring Li Peng Zhang, the R-rated film concerns a Shaolin monk and Kung Fu master named Li Long (Li Peng Zhang) who makes his way to New York from Hong Kong to care for the son of his recently killed brother. Li Long opens a school to teach the ancient arts, unaware that the school has actually been funded by the Russian mafia. When the nasty underworld organization kidnaps his nephew, Li Long is forced to unleash his formidable skills and battle for his life in an underground fight club.

What makes this hard-hitting action-thriller more notable than most is that Li Peng Zhang is an actual Shaolin Monk who trained in...