I didnt notice any missing spots last night but I wasn't looking for themNot only is EF still missing the lasers but it’s also missing some of the spot lights correct?
You assume it’ll be better.Bring on Harmonious and put this show out of its misery!!
The bar is so low for me right now, I can't possibly imagine it being any worseYou assume it’ll be better.
People's opinions on IP and EPCOT-appropriate content notwithstanding, it ... almost has to be, right? The current show is basically just pyro, and the only thing especially charming about it is the soundtrack if you're old enough to remember the attractions it's referencing. Even if Harmonious is ultimately a "bad" show for those of us who remain that actually care about the content relative to where the show takes place, I see almost no world in which it is viewed more negatively than EF by the general public.You assume it’ll be better.
I can’t comment. Though my comment wasn’t regarding IP. Time will tell once the next show is running.People's opinions on IP and EPCOT-appropriate content notwithstanding, it ... almost has to be, right? The current show is basically just pyro, and the only thing especially charming about it is the soundtrack if you're old enough to remember the attractions it's referencing. Even if Harmonious is ultimately a "bad" show for those of us who remain that actually care about the content relative to where the show takes place, I see almost no world in which it is viewed more negatively than EF by the general public.
Right, but it at least had some degree of unique "wow" factor with the globe. EF was one of the first shows I've ever been to at Disney World where those who were with me said, "Eh, not really worth it. We won't be going next time if it's still the same show."Regarding the soundtrack, no one knew the RoE score either. And that went down quite well.
It had many redeeming factors. Forever was designed as a stop gap show. Not a showstopper. And it’s fulfilled that role.Right, but it at least had some degree of unique "wow" factor with the globe.
I saw this 2.0 version last night, my third viewing since being there opening night, and I can't say this is one is any better. It's still the same stale, uninspired, and embarrassing show as before. Everyone in my party hated it (I knew they would, but I just had to prove to them how awful it was) Bring on Harmonious and put this show out of its misery!!
Absolutely. I agree on all counts. Just saying it's difficult to fathom Harmonious being less impressive or rewatchable. If it is, it will have failed spectacularly, which I guess might actually be nice in a forward-thinking sort of way since it might force them to deprecate some of the hardware earlier than they might have otherwise?It had many redeeming factors. Forever was designed as a stop gap show. Not a showstopper. And it’s fulfilled that role.
Eh, they're not that impressive tbh. Ive seen better from my local town's fourth of July show. Heck, Ignite at SeaWorld is more impressive than this mess.Sheesh. Tough crowd. Even if you don’t know any of the Epcot inspired soundtrack; it is still an impressive presentation of pyrotechnics.
Eh, they're not that impressive tbh. Ive seen better from my local town's fourth of July show. Heck, Ignite at SeaWorld is more impressive than this mess.
When all effort goes out the window, stick a Pixar DVD in to make your average park guest happy.Harmonious honestly just looks like an attempt at Happily Ever After but just at EPCOT. At least in terms of the idea.
I still can't believe how good Ignite is. I'm glad Martin did a video on it in 2019. Planned to see it in 2020 and...welll...ya. While 2021 plans are locked in, I'll for sure see it in 2022.Yeah asside from the screens, Sea Worlds Ignite and Universals Cinematic Celebration will still beat Harmonious. If World of Color had pyro it would still beat all of them.
When all effort goes out the window, stick a Pixar DVD in to make your average park guest happy.
I still can't believe how good Ignite is. I'm glad Martin did a video on it in 2019. Planned to see it in 2020 and...welll...ya. While 2021 plans are locked in, I'll for sure see it in 2022.
@marni1971 Is Harm being designed as a showstopper? Or a long term “stop gap” so that people still show up for dinner and see a show as cheaply as possible?It had many redeeming factors. Forever was designed as a stop gap show. Not a showstopper. And it’s fulfilled that role.
And it better be. I think I am not alone in thinking the same thing.You assume it’ll be better.
Agree. But also why I assumed Harmonious, which truly with the amount of infrastructure they have built must be intended did to be a showstopper and not a stopgap.It had many redeeming factors. Forever was designed as a stop gap show. Not a showstopper. And it’s fulfilled that role.
Disagree. Ignite is definitely the better show of the two. No question there. But Epcot forever definitely out powers Ignite in both terms of Firepower and variety of fireworks.Eh, they're not that impressive tbh. Ive seen better from my local town's fourth of July show. Heck, Ignite at SeaWorld is more impressive than this mess.
Agree. I have very Happily Ever After 2.0 expectations of Harmonious.Harmonious honestly just looks like an attempt at Happily Ever After but just at EPCOT. At least in terms of the idea.
SeaWorld Orlando's Ignite is truly a happy accident. 9 minutes of keeping you guessing as to whats next. Truly an outstanding show and it's complimentary dance party is definitely the best theme park dance party any of the theme parks have ever offered.When all effort goes out the window, stick a Pixar DVD in to make your average park guest happy.
I still can't believe how good Ignite is. I'm glad Martin did a video on it in 2019. Planned to see it in 2020 and...welll...ya. While 2021 plans are locked in, I'll for sure see it in 2022.
Yes.@marni1971 Is Harm being designed as a showstopper?
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