While Mulan was originally intended for global theatrical release, the coronavirus pandemic caused repeated delays to the release date – until, eventually, Disney pulled it from theatrical release entirely.

Now, Mulan is set to be released exclusively on Disney Plus this September 4^th (though theatrically in markets where Disney Plus has not launched). However, there is a catch – the film is only available at an additional cost.

While the cost for the US has already been confirmed as $29.99, we now know how much it will cost internationally to view the live-action remake.

The film is priced at CAD$34.99 in Canada, which is roughly $26.

In France, the film will be available at no extra cost – but it won’t be arriving on September 4^th, with a new date not yet announced. The majority of European countries will get the film at €21.99, which works out again to around $26. This includes Spain, Italy, Ireland and Austria.

In the UK, Mulan will set subscribers back £19.99 – also about $26.

As for New Zealand, the cost will be NZ$39.99 ($26.08), and in Australia, the film will be AUS$34.99, or about $25.07.

So far, the price for India hasn’t been confirmed.

To watch Mulan this September 4^th, check out a Disney Plus subscription.

As well as the new blockbuster, you’ll also be able to stream Disney’s entire entertainment catalogue – including the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the Star Wars saga and plenty of classic and iconic animated movies.