TOM’S HONEST REVIEW - Disney 100 Nighttime Spectaculars Wondrous Journeys & World of Color - One 

Also I feel like no villans is intentional it's like about the creative process like the real villan is self doubt

Honestly surprised he missed the fantasmic reference right at the end of the frozen segment

Or perhaps I am stupid and hearing things

That’s not animated

It was a beautiful composition of immortals though

I strongly dislike DL Forever, I don’t think it struck almost any emotional cords other than Walt in the orange grove

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@@WDWNT In do like the blow up seaweed under the sea with the bubbles and the snow for let it go. No real story but definitely a marvelous feat. I still prefer Wondrous though. I have seen it in person multiple times and honestly find the story super thrilling. It does have a story, believe it or not. It is the story of imagineering and the people who create the stories we love. The opening segment starts with the sketch of the og Disney characters, which represents the artist's vision. That blossoms with color and eventually becomes a full on idea. When the wish happens, I believe it represents the artist's desire to change the world and hoping they can make a difference. This leads to the “I want songs” which display the writer's goals and desires. This leads to the dedication and hard work of almost there and eventually like the theme song take flight. For the first time in forever and the other songs mashed up in the medley make me think of the happiness that awaits your ideas becoming a reality. This transitions into the artist preparing for battle to actually make these dreams a reality. At first we push through the hardships, but overtime, they weigh us down. Fear and doubt come in and as the song Immortal warps and twists our reality, it becomes too much too bare. “I will never be good enough” This loss of self causes the world to crumble around us and bury us in deep despair. We are guided by the people around us and ourselves and learn to pick each other back up. This leads to the rebuilding of the dream and once again the idea we were a caterpillar who has transformed into a butterfly. The show finally concludes with Pooh agnologijg the fact that we want to turn back time and relive those moments we cherish. In the end though the narrator reminds us that something wondrous is coming. Even the full version of the song has the lyrics at the end “It’s the flight of the butterflies, now that you see it, believe it…” and then the song just cuts off. Almost like the future is undecided. If you made it this far thank you for reading.