Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour (2023) User Reviews

Kind of hard to review this one, but yeah, I see the hype

[ryanpersaud-59415 · 9/10 · 17 October 2023]

My wife is an ENORMOUS Taylor Swift fan and we've been trying to get tickets to see this concert for months. Suffice to say, when tens of millions of people across Canada are also trying, it's not very easy. Taking her to see this was a treat, even if our theatre was kind of quiet and lame. We genuinely expected more of a concert vibe, but unfortunately, even the amazing staff at our cinema, who tried their hardest to hype people up, couldn't do it.

To say that this concert really fits the cinematic experience would be an understatement. You don't have to love TS (although, 17 years of making music, there has to be a couple songs you know...admit it), but this concert does a phenomenal job of showcasing what makes her special. The sets, the outfits, the distinct visual and sonic style of the Eras...let's just say, the whole room shimmers.

Taylor is an incredible performer and has amazing stage presence. She simultaneously feels like a a girl sitting on the bleachers and trouble as soon as she walks in. Her outfits gleam in the Los Angeles night and she commands the room in a way few artists do. For the film specifically, the cinematography is honestly fantastic and not only makes you feel as it you're on stage with her, but allows you take in the enormity of the moment too

Don't what else to say, if you're a Swifty, you belong in a theatre watching this thing. If you're not, you'll be enchanted to meet her.

(And yes, this concert did what all great concerts do. Make you appreciate the artist even more. I'm a soft Swifty now.)

A newer, better and cheaper way to enjoy a concert

[Avwillfan89 · 9/10 · 19 October 2023]

Not only were Swift's tickets expensive as hell (700+ for a VIP. What?) but I would have had to travel to a different city and stay the night in a hotel to see the concert.

Not worth it.

So I was really pleased when Swift announced a movie of her 3 hour long concert for theaters.

And boy was this amazing.

The sets, the costumes, the lighting, the props and the videos were absolutely sublime and gorgeous to look at. The dancers and the backup singers gave it their all in their choreography and singing.

And then there's Taylor herself.

Her goofy, lovable personality was on full display, as well as her prowess and blooming confidence as she strutted the stage in hella sparkly costumes crooning out all of her best hits from all her albums.

Had I been there, no doubt my bank account would have been empty and I would have ended up being squeezed with a bunch of Swifties, barely catching a glimpse of the songstress. Instead, the camera focuses lovingly on Taylor from all angles throughout the show. And no extra charge for a pair of glasses. Plus I giggled as the ardent Swifties in the cinema got up from their seats to dance and form circles in front of their beloved.

Great choice to film and to share it in the cinema. :)

Spectacular sets, choreography, music and cinimatography

[wlb · 9/10 · 21 October 2023]

I am hardly what I would consider to be in the "Taylor Swift" demographic. A man past 70. But a female friend of mine liked it, and I like music so I went to see it tonight.

This is called the "Eras Tour" because the 3 hour show is divided into the various eras of her songwriting, with different stage sets and dress for each "era".

I read a few weeks ago, in the WSJ of all places, a bit about her tour - requiring 50 semis to carry all of the stage equipment from city to city. I was thinking just of the logistics and of all the people "behind the scenes" who put all of this together.

When you see the show, you wonder how they could do all of this in 50 trucks.

This was filmed at the last stop of her tour, the Sofi Stadium in Inglewood, CA.

It was sold out.

The visuals are spectacular, the costumes, sets, and of course her music.

And you are right on stage with her.

It isn't simply a recording of the show with 2 or 3 cameras angles but a very well thought out production and with a mystery to me, not an external camera in sight as you see various angles of the massive stage.

Very well done in all respects.

The most fun I've had in a theater in my 60 years!

[robby77777 · 10/10 · 14 October 2023]

I didn't know what to expect as I am an older guy out on a date with my wife. We first noted that every girl was dressed up and was just so happy. When the film started, there was an excitement I've never experienced. Everyone was so happy. The film started and we soon realized this would be different than anything we've experienced. As soon as the music started, every girl in the theater started to sing. And, I mean sing loud. We looked at each other and wondered if it was just the first song. Nope. It wasn't the first song as it would be every single song after that. I've never experienced anything like this in a theater. It was so much fun and highly recommended.

Blown away

[randalford · 10/10 · 15 March 2024]

I'd never really paid attention to Taylor Swift until I saw a documentary about the album she recorded during the pandemic. Her thoughtfulness and talent were a revelation.

And then ... I watched this! Just an amazing display of talent by everyone involved. The stage production had, for me, the same feeling as evoked by those amazing opening night spectacles they always put on at the Olympics.

I utterly enjoyed the whole film and never felt impatient for the entire 3 hours (in itself an accomplishment!) The music everyone else seems to have memorized was mostly brand-new to me, and thoroughly enjoyable. What a musician and lyricist!

In short: Taylor Swift blew me away.

I was not a fan until...

[DanMovieReview · 8/10 · 7 January 2024]

Just to give you an idea from where I came from to write this review: I'm a head banger. I'm an Iron Maiden, Death, Kreator fan. I like heavy rift, yealling and impressive guitar solos...

Yet, I had a very good time enjoying this concert film. It is technically speaking the best concert show I've ever watched. Very good sound editing and camera angle shot. The movie is very immersive and provided the viewer with a unique up close point of view that uou would not get other wise.

As for the music, Taylor Swift have a wide range of musical genre that can please a lot of different group. She is a top notch performer that never missed a beat or a note.

And most importantly, she know what her fans want and she give them exactly that.

Taylor Swift - Phenomenal Performer, Businesswoman, & Human Being

[Gleek4eva · 10/10 · 14 October 2023]

I got the luxury of seeing this beautifully produced film of Taylor's Eras Tour on opening night at the Big Mo Drive-In Theater (Monetta, South Carolina). Taylor did not fly in on a helicopter, but emotionally, I felt like she did! It was packed with Swifties & other people from all walks of life. It started out and people were screaming and clapping as if it were the actual concert. The movie itself had effortless transitions and preserved the beauty throughout the concert. I am a trained opera singer with a degree in Vocal Performance (I even have perfect pitch) , and I am here to say that Taylor sang with marvelous pitch, technique, resonance, and stage presence throughout the concert film. Her entire team of singers & dancers were great, as well, and I mean phenomenally great! The actors featured in her story songs in Folklore and Evermore were amazing, as well! In my opinion, there weren't any weak points in the entire movie. Her mini-speeches beautifully connected the songs when she chose to add them in, her outfits were gorgeous, & her live performances of HER music was unmatched. Is it too early to say it was timeless? ;)

Good, but not great

[themanford · 8/10 · 16 October 2023]

First off, I want to say I went to the Eras Tour in Los Angeles on night four, right after a the filming of this movie. It was awesome! By far the most fun I've ever had at a concert. So I was glad to hear the movie of this show was coming sooner than expected. That's where I think they went wrong. The grand scale of this show wasn't showcased in this movie. There were too many closeups of Taylor and not enough wide shots of the stage sets and the stadium/crowd. The sound was good, but honestly I thought it could have been better. I just don't think the production had enough time to properly mix the audio. I thought the Reputation All Stadium Tour film was really good, and with all the hype surrounding this epic tour, a little more time editing of this film could have made it even better. My hope is that there will eventually be a Directors cut, or maybe a Taylor cut that includes all the songs, including the surprise songs in the future. I'm sorry if this sounds like I'm putting down the production, I am not. With the time they had, I'm sure it's the best they could do. Great job though, recording a live 3-1/2 hour show and editing out all the cameras must have taken up most of the time because on first viewing I didn't see a single camera. I can't wait to see this again at home and enjoy the Eras Tour for many years to come.

🎆 WHAT A TIME TO BE ALIVE! 🎇⚡

[DoNotComeToTheCinemaDepressed · 10/10 · 14 October 2023]

Just Got out Of The Eras Tour Dolby Cinema, I'm Going to See this Again in IMAX next Weekend.

Taylor Swift is such an Efficient and Unique Performer and her Songwriting is at times Remarkable (Yes, I know she has Co-writers for Many of her Songs). 🎤

Taylor Swift -

1. She's Gorgeous to look at.

2. She was Performing so well in the Routines and Singing.

3. The Edits were Spot on 👌

4. The Cinematography was in certain Scenes Breathtaking (especially the Shots of Taylor Swift with the Huge Scale Audience or Stage Behind her)

5. Her Speeches in Between every other Couple of Segments added even more to the Show.

6. I loved/liked Her different Costumes, the different Stage Layouts and Lighting, back up dancers and the band.

But here's what in my opinion, really makes Taylor Swift a Very Unique Performer -

7. She has a know-how, she has a Brightness or Likeability to her Facial Expressions, also her Physiognomy coupled with her own added personal Face Mannerisms and Look Mannerisms adds more to her. She also has this certain type of Elegance about her that adds to her Singular Ability to pull off what she does and how she does it. She's a Superstar.

There's a few moments when the crowd was just applauding and cheering for Taylor and it was Roaring in Dolby Cinema.

It was Such an Outstanding Performance

Bonus - She has Great Face Symmetry both when Frowning and Smiling 👌

Segments -

• Lover - Excellent introduction to the Show 👌💖. "The Man" Song and Stage Layout was so Good to Watch. WHAT A PERFORMANCE!

• Fearless - Solid Segment to Keep the Ball Rolling. I loved the Gold Screen Background Too. 🌟

• Evermore - 🌲🍾 I loved the Screen Layout during this Segment, as well as the Songs. Also the Orange Glowing Balls Routine was great to Watch 🍊

• Reputation - Great Segment and the Snake Visual was Great 🖤. Also, the people in the Boxes Set Piece was so good to watch. And "Delicate" is a damn good song.

• Speak Now - Great Segment 💜

• Red - Super Entertaining Segment with Beautiful Red Layout 💋

• 1989 - Category F5 Tornado Energy. WHAT A TIME TO BE ALIVE! 💎

• Folklore - I Loved this Segment, gave such a different Vibe (Mainly Because of Betty and The 1) During the Show 🎸

• Acoustics - Such a Relaxing Segment 🎹

• Midnights - What a Vibe! Man, Taylor really knows how to Constantly Reinvent Herself. Category F5 Magnificent Sounds in Some of the Songs in the Midnights Segment. 🌃🌌

Overall, this is One of the Top Films of the Year 2023. What a Show and What a Performance!

Even those who aren't fans of Taylor Swift, this concert movie is still a really fun to watch

[chenp-54708 · 7/10 · 14 October 2023]

As a whole, it was a good watch.

It's a fun concert movie with great production, camerawork and fun musical performances and acts from Taylor Swift. I am not a fan of Taylor Swift but growing up, I had enjoyed quite a few songs from her. Especially with her songs "22, Bad Blood, Style, and Love Story" I really liked. The production sets, colors, and the camerawork is insanely colorful and demonstrates the big energy and atmosphere presented. I did enjoy that the concert had some creative moments with its structures as the sets, dancers, melody and tone were like telling a form of theme and narrative.

Since I haven't been following Swift's recent works, many of the new songs were a mix of some I really liked listening to and some I didn't really like much. Though some of her older songs have brought some nostalgic vibes back. The sound mixing from the audio and music is amazing to which it helps create if you are at the concert. The dancers all provide good energy and feel to the environment though admittedly some of the dancers movements and expressions were slightly cringey at times.

Overall, it's a good concert movie that fans will enjoy and good for music lovers to have some fun.

Such a fun, incredible experience

[parksiet · 10/10 · 14 October 2023]

No one does it quite like Taylor Swift!

The Eras Tour movie was an incredible experience! Sure, we didn't get to see the concert live... but this was very much the next best thing (especially in IMAX with a large crowd of excited, passionate Swifties)! It made for such a fun, truly impressive experience! It's truly a spectacular achievement in terms of cinematography, editing and sound for a concert film - it's really something special to treasure forever. I would even say this is likely the greatest concert film ever made... due to both the insane production value of the show, and the impressive work put in to film it all! Some of the shots/coverage they got blew me away, and the sound was excellent! They did such a good job of making you feel like you were there, feeling the energy and emotion of every song along with the crowd at SoFi stadium! It's infectious, and my god is it ever so exhilarating to experience with a full theatre of fans!

But nothing would have made this experience what it is if it wasn't for Taylor Swift herself, who enchants with talent, charisma, grace and stamina to carry such a long event like it was the easiest and most natural thing! She puts on a show that can feel intimate even in a stadium setting. Swift has a way of making every viewer feel like she's personally performing for them whether they are sitting in the back row of a stadium or in a movie theatre. This is possibly the most famous performer in the world, but she engages her audience with humility. She's such a talented performer and put together one of the most elaborate and stunning concerts I've ever seen.

My favourite eras during the concert: Lover, Red, 1989 and especially Reputation!

Excellent vibes, unparalleled cinematic experience for a concert. It's a must see in IMAX!

Only problem is it made me want to see this show live even more...

I want my money back

[DavidHuggett · 6/10 · 17 November 2023]

The concert was very well made but it was not for me. I only recognized two songs. I just got tired of looking at her so we left early. She is a very smart and intelligent woman, I am more of a Rammstein concert guy or AC/DC. I would sooner pay for tickets to see Lady Gaga, know more about her music and can actually comprehend what she is saying. When we went to see T. S. we were afraid we would be surrounded by her fan girls that is anouther reason we left early. We just did not get any warm fuzzy feeling. I should have though it out more and picked a different movie. She needs another breakup song so she can keep up on the music charts.

Genuinely mediocre

[trevormdm · 4/10 · 22 October 2023]

I'm a big Taylor Swift fan, but from a film perspective, "The Eras Tour" lacked in so much. The cinematography felt so uninspired for the majority of the movie. The db levels in most of the film were all over the place and apparently it was a problem with the way the film's music had been mixed. Most of the film was so slow. I felt like I was just trudging through the pacing the entire time. I understand it's rare to make a great film based on a musician's tour or album as a general plot/documentary based, but even yet I had such a hard time just sitting trying to "enjoy" it. Musicially, of course the Eras is less original than her other work like "Speak Now."

Overall, it was decent. Not horrible, but horribly underwhelming.

4/10.

The Magnificent Tour

[madoricco · 10/10 · 14 October 2023]

Seems odd to say, given that it's just a "concert," but this was one of the most exciting and thrilling cinematic experiences of the year. It has the remarkable ability to capture the viewer, making them feel as if they are at a real-life concert. The direction was superb, the editing was poignant, and the camera shots were exceptional. It's truly one of the most breathtaking live concerts ever, a genuine masterpiece designed to entertain and get the audience dancing and singing in a crowded room. Even those who aren't Swifties loved every single moment of this work. Taylor Swift once again proved her dominance in the music industry. She is the music industry.

Mesmerizing

[MattD12027 · 10/10 · 14 October 2023]

It's a celebration of music, a celebration of being a person in the universe! Even for the 'sad' songs, it's joyful and happy and makes you feel all the feels. Badass, sexy, fun, amazing - take your pick!

It starts off in the Lover Era and finishes in the Midnights Era. And in between? Christian Louboutins, incredible bass in IMAX, and some very emotional moments with Cruel Summer, champagne problems, and marjorie.

The audience was respectful! Sang and danced in their seats but, mostly, no scream-singing or standing and blocking views.

Stay around for the end credits. Taylor cut the live performance of Long Live (one of my faves) but it plays over the credits and it def brings tears. Plus the bloopers/wardrobe malfunctions...

You're on your own kid. You always have been.

One of if not the best concert films out there

[bspbczb · 10/10 · 14 October 2023]

This movie it's not an actual movie it's just a concert film BUT for the people who COULDNT make ticketmasters $1,400 + price per ticket this is a great way to experience the concert and support your local theater. Along with it being just fun people were trading friendship bracelets like the concert belting out the songs (which if you read into it they allow since Taylor wanted this to be a concert experience for people who couldn't attend in person) not to mention the staff telling us they're doubling the volume to get the actual concert experience is fun. My theater had a Taylor section for pictures and a bar with Taylor themed drinks. If you're a swiftie go for it. It's worth it. If you're not but like some of Taylor's music then go for it it's fun. If you're a grumy old man who can't handle people treating a film of a concert like a concert and enjoying their time stay home and leave everyone having fun alone. Be careful if you have epileptic issues as there are flashing lights that can and will cause seizures so go at your own discretion. It was totally worth it. The collectible cups the posters the pictures the fun I had with my friend and getting to experience the tour was so worth it. I'd go again and again. A real concert is fun but paying 50$ for 2 tickets vs 1k+ for 1 is a lot better of a deal. Glad I could go made my night. Thank you Taylor.

Brilliant

[kaitlynmurray-49086 · 10/10 · 14 October 2023]

Amazing. Engulfing. Just shear brilliance. I have not shed so many tears with pure musical genius ever. She is a one of a kind. Would recommend to any and everyone. She is one of a kind and born to create this content. She takes you through each era of her career and shows you her progression and her adaptation and exploration. I enjoyed every second even with songs I wasn't as familiar with. She is an inspiration for people all over of what a truly pure and committed artist is to their craft. She continues to show again and again why she will last through the ages with her brilliance and artistic ability.

A Captivating Journey Through Music and Emotion

[paulamartins-97943 · 10/10 · 18 March 2024]

The concert film was simply perfect, a highly immersive experience. And what an extraordinary singer! Deep lyrics, beautiful voice, fantastic visual effects, great dancers, great band, wonderful stage, and everything just perfect. I couldn't take my eyes off the screen for a minute, an experience far beyond a simple concert film. The transition of each "era" of her career makes everything very original and incredible. Taylor Swift is certainly one of the greatest singers of today and the best songwriter since The Beatles. It brings tears to my eyes, evokes very strong emotions. Everyone should see it someday.

Even better than expected

[AvidWatcher101 · 10/10 · 18 October 2023]

I'm the Grandma that went with my 30s daughter and teen granddaughters. We are all great fans if Taylor Swift so we were already hyped and happy to be going to the film together. IMAX, best seats, everything in order to watch a concert movie. And then it started. Wow. Sounded amazing, better than I thought it could, and as we watched , my granddaughter shouted into my ear, "we would never have been so close to the big screen at a concert". And she was right. Seeing it in such detail was just the best.. everyone was a bit reserved at the start but it didn't take long before the dancing started. It was more than a movie. It was an experience and the best of all was the absolute happiness in that theater. Best time I have ever had at a movie. Taylor Swift is a superstar! Her energy, her talent, her heart and stamina are off the charts. Absolutely loved it!

Great visual, lack of interesting music

[michaltuszkiewicz · 6/10 · 20 March 2024]

I watched out of curiosity to see what is the fenomen of Taylor, knowing only few songs before.

Production of concert and movie, top notch.

Songs not so much. Honestly I wouldn't be able to distinguish one from the other if there was no pause and introduction. Most about break ups with the same music more or less, few interesting phrases from time to time. I definitely don't understand popularity, unless you're after the same song over and over again and you're afraid of something new. Take away all those incredible visual effects and you'd fall asleep standing in he stadium, certainly in front of TV.

I had more fun in the evening on live concert of old band where singer lost his voice and sang only some parts, but at least it had live music vibe to it, not strictly visual experience.

To summarise:

• if you're Swifty, you'll love it and it will give you something to remember your concert if you were lucky enough to get tickets (probably exactly the same songs, visuals and gestures, perfectly repeated)
• if you're not fan, you'll probably should find better way to spend 3 and half hour, maybe go see live band you adore, like I did, or watch actual movie. I'm just glad I hadn't spend extra penny to see that.

Great movie

[mejordan-79095 · 10/10 · 14 October 2023]

This is my absolute favorite Taylor swift movie. This movie was so good and the young swiftie in me literally cried during half of the songs from pure joy. There is not a better way to capture how great a person, singer, and performer Taylor swift is. This was an overall cinematic masterpiece. The overall smoothness of the movie makes you really feel like you were there in person for the concert. I had so much fun watching that the almost 3 hours flew by like nothing. It's the ultimate way to spend a night singing along to your favorite childhood songs with all the swifties around to sing with and not feel ashamed to do so.

Impressive

[marcobrcc · 7/10 · 9 January 2024]

I am not a Taylor Swift fan, but I was curious to watch this given the high ratings. I went in without expectations and was greatly impressed by the concert, quality of camera work, costumes, set design, and impressive level of crowd participation. For a concert film, the production value is spectacular and credit is due to the excellent direction by Sam Wrench. The dancers here are really talented and she surely is a great live performer. Highly recommended even if you may not consider yourself a Swift enthusiast.

There were a few standout moments for me in terms of songs. Anti-Hero had the best songwriting on display, objectively. Love Story is definitely a good song even if she was tonally flat for a good portion of it. Cruel Summer is a great track. She tapped into something nice there.

However, I can't help but find that her lyrics come across as somewhat corny, often incredibly basic, and her performance feels sometimes unauthentic, never reachinhg greatness. She's having trouble hitting vocal notes for someone who's supposed to be the most powerful pop star right now. Kudos for not using live Autotune, though, like most artists out there right now, or lip-syncing to her own backing tracks.

Set rankings:

1) Anti-Hero 2) Cruel Summer 3) We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together 4) Love Story.

Boring.

[rtlsjfuh · 23 October 2023]

I mildly-enjoy one or two songs from her music (kinda of)... a friend dragged me to this. She's so beige. There is nothing exciting about her or her music. Every song sounds exactly the same. SO BORED! Please be more original. I am not a hater. But her ego is clearly inflated. Everyone is clearly entranced and so involved in her multiple boyfriend drama like she's your BFF. Get over yourselves. She doesn't care. This is just a money making grab and people are so into it. It's like a cult. It's sickening. Why waste the time? Just watch it for free in 2 weeks when the ratings crash and it goes to some free streaming service.

Powerhouse performance

[evanfusco · 10/10 · 16 October 2023]

As a member of "not the target audience", but a fan of talent and music I was really looking forward to enjoying an experience that sounded amazing, but one I couldn't bring myself to cough up the cost of tickets, travel, hotel, etc. That would have been involved to go. Plus, there were so many people more deserving of a seat.

As such, seeing the show on IMAX, was a good option for myself and my wife. In hind sight, I would have really enjoyed the spectacle of an absolutely incredible production. Highly complex sets and transitions were smoothly conducted. In the end this felt like a hybrid Broadway Musical and Rock concert.

Taylor knows, and genuinely seems to love and appreciate her fans. But the on-stage talent doesn't end with her. The dancers and musicians were astoundingly good.

The IMAX experience was ideal. The audience was more diverse than I expected and while most stayed in their seats there were a couple dozen who went to the front to dance and sing...and there were a lot of bouncing heads and singing along with the audience applauding after every song. All to say, there was something of an atmosphere of being at an actual concert, but without the chaos, a better view, and more comfortable seats!

If you're even marginally a fan and can get to a big screen to see this, go, you'll be rewarded.

The BEST CONCERT FILM OF ALL TIME

[qnbwyr · 10/10 · 17 December 2023]

I recently had the incredible opportunity to witness "THE ERAS TOUR" concert film, and I am still buzzing with excitement! This cinematic masterpiece captures the essence of the live performance in a way that transcends the boundaries of traditional concert films. From start to finish, "THE ERAS TOUR" is an absolute triumph that deserves not just 5 stars, but a perfect 10-star rating!

First and foremost, the production quality of this concert film is unparalleled. The visuals are stunning, with seamless camera work that skillfully captures every angle of the stage. The lighting and special effects transport the viewer into a mesmerizing world that enhances the overall concert experience. The attention to detail in the cinematography truly sets "THE ERAS TOUR" apart from other concert films.

The sound engineering deserves its own round of applause. The audio quality is flawless, allowing viewers to fully immerse themselves in the magic of the music. Every note, every beat, and every lyric is crystal clear, creating an audio experience that rivals being front and center at a live performance. The balance between different instruments and vocals is expertly handled, ensuring that the audience feels the full impact of the musical journey.

The setlist for "THE ERAS TOUR" is a masterpiece in itself. It seamlessly weaves through different eras of the artist's career, offering a nostalgic trip for long-time fans while also providing an introduction to newcomers. The pacing of the concert film is spot-on, keeping the energy high and the audience engaged from beginning to end. It's a testament to the artist's ability to curate a show that is not only musically captivating but also emotionally resonant.

The crowd interaction and engagement featured in "THE ERAS TOUR" are a highlight. The film captures the electric atmosphere of the live performance, making the viewer feel like they are part of the enthusiastic audience. The artist's connection with the crowd is palpable, creating a sense of unity and shared joy that is truly infectious.

In addition to the main concert footage, the bonus features included in "THE ERAS TOUR" are a delightful surprise. Behind-the-scenes glimpses, interviews, and exclusive content provide fans with a deeper understanding of the artist's creative process and the effort that goes into putting together such a phenomenal show.

In conclusion, "THE ERAS TOUR" concert film is a monumental achievement that sets a new standard for the genre. It's not just a visual and auditory feast; it's a transcendent experience that will leave you in awe. If you're a fan of the artist or simply appreciate exceptional concert films, do yourself a favor and make "THE ERAS TOUR" a must-watch. This is not just entertainment; it's a work of art. A resounding 10 stars!