_Scar
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Yes, which is why I think Kevin nailed it with his assessment.
Wishes has a very insincere/Disney marketing MAGIC that is designed to ellicit certain responses in a very obvious over-the-top way.
There's a difference from a REAL emotional moment and a contrived one.
That's just your perspective on it.
I view Wishes as the grand daddy and epic take on the "when you wish upon a star" concept frequently used throughout WDW. It evokes pure emotion in me. Sure, it gets tiring after a while but it never loses that pure awe you get when you see it in person. In other words, it's the best sappy thing they have out there if you want to call it that.