The winner of 12 Grammy Awards, who will soon arrive in Argentina for the first time, has just revealed the news on her social networks.
Taylor Swift broke all records with her “Eras Tour.”
The concert film Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour from AMC will now premiere globally on October 13 in more than 100 countries. Taylor Swift fans will be able to get a preview of the artist before her arrival in Argentina.
The winner of 12 Grammy Awards has just revealed the news on her social networks:
AMC is working with its sub-distribution partners to reach agreements with theater operators representing more than 7,500 theaters worldwide to screen the film. The concert film will be screened at all Odeon locations across Europe. The film will already be shown in more than 4,000 locations in the US and Canada.
The feature film is directed by Sam Wrenchwho has already worked with musicians of the caliber of Billie Eilish and Lizzo. Although its duration has not been revealed, it is expected to be extensive, given the tour’s repertoire that allowed for more than three hours of show.
Information on which theaters you can see Taylor Swift’s film in can be found at: https://www.tstheerastourfilm.com/
The film “Taylor Swift: Eras Tour” could be a record in the United States
Specialized sites sponsor a box office debut of 100 million dollars, others less optimistic speak of 75 million. Even with a $75 million opening in the United States, it’s arguably a record-breaking debut for a concert film on the big screen, and it also surpasses the runs of some of the highest-grossing concert films, i.e. Hannah Montana and Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Concert (US$65.2 M in 2008), Justin Bieber: Never Say Never (US$73 million in 2011) and the documentary film of the concert Michael Jackson This Is It (US$72 million in 2009).
Source: Ambito
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