Taylor Swift's impact is not only focused on music and the live concert scene - her power in cinemas globally also continues to hit strides.
Very recently, Taylor Swift hit a major milestone with "Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour."
'Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour' Concert Film Box Office Success
According to a press release from AMC Theatres, the "Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour" concert film breached the $200 million mark at the global box office last weekend. (via People Magazine)
Domestically, the film has grossed a total of $150 million this weekend.
To break the weekend global success of the film, "Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour" grossed more than $24.575 million from Thursday to Sunday in the United States and Canada and $6.494 million across 95 countries worldwide.
Bloomberg News recently reported that Taylor Swift's expected net worth is already $1.1 billion, which was primarily driven by her concert tickets from "The Eras" tour.
When the film opened in cinemas in the United States, it recorded a whopping $92.8 million in ticket sales - making it the fifth-biggest opening day this year.
'Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour' Concert Film Critic Reviews
According to Variety's review of the film, Taylor Swift's "The Eras" tour was as exhilarating to witness in theatres as it was on film. As to offering more than what the tour provides when watched live, the publication had this to say: "[Director ]Wrench and cinematographer Brett Turnbull don't avoid the obvious shots, but they also have some wrinkles up their sleeves that startle you out of any sense you're just watching those concert screens redux."
The Hollywood Reporter discussed the movie experience and etiquette that most snob moviegoers wouldn't actually experience but is unique to watching "The Eras" tour film.
"Audience members sang along and danced in the aisle and cheered so loudly I often couldn't tell where the roar of the crowd onscreen ended and the roar of the crowd in the theater began."
As much as people wanted more songs to be featured or packed on the 3-hour film, some songs had to be cut, and it's especially difficult for the team to choose which songs to bench and not to. Some songs made the cut, but some were still show-stoppers.
"It's sure to come as a disappointment to many, as it did for me, that about one or two songs from each era were sacrificed, likely for the sake of time... The decision is understandable, given the constraints of theatrical releases, but some of the choices felt a bit odd," Deadline pointed out in their rave review.
