Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour has already become the highest-grossing concert in history

Movie Taylor Swift: Eras Tourwhich premiered on October 13 and shows one of the concerts that the prestigious American artist gave during her tour, broke new records after become the highest-grossing concert film in American history. Moreover, and according to Hollywood Reporteris about to become the biggest October premiere in cinema history.

In particular, the film In its first weekend of release, it grossed between $95 million and $97 million at theaters in the United States and Canada.thereby surpassing the film Justin Bieber: Never say never, which grossed a total of $73 million over its entire run. In 94 other international territories where Taylor Swift: Eras Touralso released theatrically, the film grossed between $31 and $33 million, bringing the concert film’s total gross to between $126 and $130 million.

Taylor Swift: Eras Tourexcept, is about to become the largest October premiere in US historybelow jokerwhich grossed $96.2 million upon its October 2019 release.

‘Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour’ Doesn’t Exceed AMC’s Expectations

Anyway the movie Taylor Swift: Eras Tour, didn’t exceed AMC’s expectationsthe largest theater chain in the United States, which distributed the film, and not a Hollywood studio, as is usually the case.

AMC, in particular, hoped that the Taylor Swift concert will gross nearly $100 million over the weekend in the United States alone, after they hit that figure during the first week of presale. In fact, as noted by the aforementioned media, experts claim that the film did not reach $100 million at the box office, since there was practically no opportunity to purchase tickets without an appointment.

Movie premiere Taylor Swift Eras Tour, It also caused a lot of controversy due to the inappropriate behavior of some fans. who went to see it in the cinema. Many viewers complained that those referred to as “quickies” experienced the film as if they were at a concert rather than watching the film itself; screaming, people dancing in the room, people recording, etc. Others, however, justify this behavior by saying that it is a film for fans. In Spain, for example, some cinemas allowed visitors to sing.