Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour

Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour (2023)★ 8.4/10

PG-13 · US · 169 min · October 11, 2023

  • Documentary
  • Music
  • Musical

Directed by: Sam Wrench

Immerse yourself in this once-in-a-lifetime concert film experience with a breathtaking, cinematic view of the history-making tour of Taylor Swift.

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MMafaldaApril 4, 2024
Global superstar Taylor Swift brings her stage performances to life with audiovisual effects that make it feel like watching a blockbuster movie, not just a basic recording. It's kind of a bummer that I only became a fan of hers recently because now I see how incredibly talented she is in songwriting, composing, singing, and performing. I definitely need to catch up on all the concert films I missed! Truly a must-watch for every fan of hers!
AAtavistenApril 4, 2024
She's a total superstar and an absolutely mesmerizing performer. Those stages were stunning, and she kept the energy going for nearly three hours singing, dancing, and instrument-playing, keeping us entertained every second without any dull moments. Her performances really showed us her competence as a singer and pop star. The stage production was breathtaking, as were the special effects that were carefully crafted to match the theme of each album.
Hhildebrando-0833April 4, 2024
I'm not really into her, so I only watched for a bit. Even then, I couldn't help but get drawn into analyzing stuff like camera angles, stage setup, lighting, performance ideas, and how they synced the LED screens with the stage art. Let me tell you, this concert film makes art a dream come true. The visuals are impressive, and the cinematography is practically flawless. They must have put a lot of effort behind the scenes to sustain that fairy tale for hours.
CcoooperangelaOctober 31, 2023
Picked a Dolby theater for the sound quality and effects. The stage design and the choices for each era are really amazing, and the natural interactions with the backup dancers are great! It was filmed in LA. There were a lot of songs I didn't like before, but I rather liked them in this concert version, and the songs all cruelly brought back memories of the past.
SSaroyan1974October 31, 2023
Top-notch stage design, top-notch vocals, top-notch performance! I didn't know her and her songs before seeing this movie, but I finally recognized that many of the familiar catchy songs are actually hers. It was very lively in the theater and certainly worth the 3 hours of enjoyment! Admired her steady and consistent output and explosiveness!
RRemigio3October 31, 2023
Having watched the clips of the whole concert on various social media platforms and then watching this "official spoiler", I'm still gonna cry when I'm there next year! The Eras Tour may be the greatest tour of all time, but I have to say that the best tour in the world is still the REPUTATION Tour!!! Taylor’s best album is “Reputation”!
TthinkmillerOctober 31, 2023
PERFECTION. An unprecedented viewing experience and an unparalleled audio-visual enjoyment. The passionate fans literally all 1200 seats rock in time together, which is so cool. Nearly 300 square meters of LE GRAND LARGE screen in the legendary theater LE GRAND REX really beats IMAX, I’ll watch in this cinema again. As a superstar, Taylor Swift has interpreted the hearts of young girls in a million ways. She’s relaxed, enjoying the process, confident, and adaptable. The stage design is world-class, and the backup dancers are powerful.
TTimeless Tales BWOctober 31, 2023
Seeing the concert in a movie theater was quite amazing. I'm too shy to sing along and cheer (after all, the value of a concert comes from the immediate feedback between the fans and the idols, or at least, the fantasy of some immediate feedback). Feels weird, but it was still exciting to see an HD Taylor on the big screen as if she were singing for me, and the performances of all the tracks were great!
WwickeremergedOctober 31, 2023
It was like I actually went to see The Eras Tour live, and Taylor is so good at what she does and really serious about her live show. Behind the extremely enjoyable stage show and superb storytelling, is a beautiful, brave and innocent woman. I've been a fan of Taylor since "folklore", but I was so moved when I saw her dancing and playing her guitar, and smiling so happily as she looked around the whole stadium cheering her on. Maybe that’s because I like the mentality of my thirties when looking back. Wish you'd never grow up. If I can still see it in theaters next year, I'll be there! And I hope to go to a live concert once in my lifetime! Ps. Her backup dancers and singers are all so unique!
SSuperMovieOctober 31, 2023
Taylor Swift is the contemporary music industry itself, the top pop star of our time. This tour film looks back on her music career from the small-town girl who played and sang by the river with only a small audience, to being the top global icon who performs in the world's top luxury stadiums in front of nearly 100,000 people and still dazzles. I’m proud that my idol is such a good, hardworking, self-disciplined, and charming person.
SStag-s5October 31, 2023
Not a fan, and not interested in any songs after her album “1989”. Though unfamiliar with most of the songs, watching it was so worth it. All the girls clapped and screamed and sang along to the songs, and many of them continued dancing and singing in front of the screen at the end. Not to mention, the staging itself in the movie is superb. It really brings a concert-level experience.
TtheohoratioOctober 27, 2023
Watched at AMC Dolby. This was a fricking religious experience. This is my church. I was in the first row at the lower bowl of SoFi but watching the concert film at Dolby hits different. The seat rumbling was delicious. The audio which filtered out most of the fans' deafening screams was excellent.

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