I'm not someone particularly interested in Disney's night time shows, but even I was fond of Illuminations. However, I'm not particularly partial to what I see as just "Disney sing-along" shows that include a lot of songs from the films. That's a large part of why I hate Harmonious because of how thematically inappropriate for Epcot it is. However, I think that shows like these make sense for the Magic Kingdom and I was a fan of both Wishes and HEA, mostly because they had intent behind the songs they used, all conforming to more abstract themes and using fireworks as abstract expressions as well. However, as someone interested in analyzing these shows, Enchantment falls very short because it's Disney songs with no cohesive theme to tie them together and the fireworks are just simply synched with the songs, representing nothing and just simply existing as fireworks for the sake of existing.
With this being said, I know that the majority of people aren't taking the time to really think about these shows in that manner. That's why I don't understand why Enchantment has been so unpopular. If people out there are content with just a bunch of Disney songs set to fireworks, why has Enchantment proven so unpopular, when to many of those people, it's not much different from HEA?
With this being said, I know that the majority of people aren't taking the time to really think about these shows in that manner. That's why I don't understand why Enchantment has been so unpopular. If people out there are content with just a bunch of Disney songs set to fireworks, why has Enchantment proven so unpopular, when to many of those people, it's not much different from HEA?