• Taylor Swift releases concert film Taylor Swift: Eras Tour in US theaters starting October 13, 202
  • Get ready to sing along at a theater near you.
  • The film will be screened multiple times a day at AMC theaters as well as Imax and Dolby Cinema for a truly immersive experience. The film will also be screened by other cinemas, including Regal and Cinemark.
  • Taylor Swift encourages fans to dress in period style, exchange friendship bracelets and enjoy the amazing experience of her concert film. Tickets are on sale now, so don’t miss your chance to join in the fun.

It looks like we’re like Taylor Swift, is about to fall into our era Er. So don’t worry if you weren’t one of the lucky few who bought tickets for The Eras Tour because now you can see it in theaters. That’s right, Taylor Swift announced this morning that she will be releasing a concert film for Taylor Swift: Eras Tour in US theaters starting (of course) October 13, 2023. The film is being produced in partnership with AMC Theaters. So grab those bejeweled cowboy boots from your closet and get ready to yell the words “Cruel Summer” not in the backseat of your car, but in your nearest movie theater.

Start Making Friendship Bracelets and Line Up for Tickets

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Release Taylor Swift: Eras Tour there won’t be a premiere in theaters for one or two nights, so don’t worry about getting tickets. During its initial screening, the film will be shown at all AMC theaters in the United States at least four times per day on Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. The film will also be available to watch in Imax and Dolby Cinema formats for a truly immersive experience for fans. AMC also acts as a distributor for the project, allowing the film to be shown in other theaters such as Regal and Cinemark. Tickets for the adult movie are $19.89, which is a reasonable price considering her movie is out in October. 1989 (Taylor version) an album and $13.13 for seniors and children. However, those hoping to watch the movie in Imax or Dolby Cinema will have to pay more.

In Swift’s announcement this morningshe remarked that “The Eras Tour was the most meaningful and exciting experience of my life.”[…]And soon you will be able to feel this electric touch in the theater closest to you. And don’t worry: if you think you’ve missed the opportunity to dress up in your favorite era costume or exchange friendship bracelets, then it’s not like Swift. noted: “Dresses of eras, bracelets of friendship, singing and dancing [are] encouraged…”

This new film distribution will certainly be a boon for cinemas as the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes continue, delaying the release of films. It looks like it will be another large-scale theatrical event in the spirit of Barbie, which, along with Taylor Swift’s The Era Tour, broke records this summer. Film director: Sam Wrenchpreviously worked on concert films such as Billie Eilish Live on The O2And Lizzo: Live Concert. Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour will run for 2 hours and 45 minutes, about thirty minutes short of its typical length during her live tour this summer.

Tickets for the movie are already on sale. You can purchase tickets here. Check out the trailer for the movie below: