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    Taylor Swift’s ‘Eras Tour’ concert film breaks records with huge opening weekend

    Steve LikoskiBy Steve LikoskiOctober 15, 2023
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    In a dazzling display of star power, Taylor Swift‘s Eras Tour concert film has stormed into theatres, raking in an impressive $95 million in domestic ticket sales during its opening weekend. Despite falling just shy of the coveted $100 million mark, the film has shattered records, becoming the highest-grossing concert film released domestically in a single weekend.



    Swift’s triumph surpasses Justin Bieber’s “Never Say Never” and Miley Cyrus‘ “Best of Both Worlds,” securing its place as the widest-released concert film in history, gracing more than 3,850 domestic locations during its debut across the United States. Industry analysts are buzzing with praise for this undeniable tentpole-level success, labelling it a groundbreaking achievement for Swift, her dedicated fans, and the theatrical exhibition industry.

    The film’s success is not merely a financial feat; it’s a testament to Swift’s unparalleled ability to command attention and draw massive crowds. Shawn Robbins, Chief Analyst at BoxOffice.com, lauded the film’s debut, emphasising that Swift and her fans, along with the entire theatrical exhibition industry, should be celebrating these remarkable results.

    Despite initial volatility in box office predictions, Swift’s Eras Tour film generated a colossal amount of interest, with 60% of tickets purchased in advance, a rate rarely seen in the industry. While forecasts fluctuated wildly, the film’s $95 million opening weekend has secured its place as a cinematic phenomenon, surpassing even the grand expectations set for Swift’s larger-than-life reputation.

    As we await Monday’s official tally, expectations are high that Swift’s film could potentially become the highest October opener, challenging the current record held by 2019’s “The Joker.” With reports of a spectacular in-theatre experience, industry experts predict that the film’s success will only amplify in the days and weeks to come, guaranteeing a lasting impact on the domestic market and beyond.


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