The Eras Tour concert film will be released on October 11 – Deadline

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Didn’t actually think there wouldn’t be a world premiere of Taylor Swift: Tour for the Ages Party movie?

The largest theatrical exhibitor in the United States and the world, AMC Theaters, has announced that the most anticipated film on the fall theatrical release calendar will hold its world premiere on October 11 in Los Angeles. Location will be determined later.

The world premiere comes two days before the Sam Wrench-directed film opens in north of 7,500 cinemas worldwide on October 13, at 6pm local time. The photo has been reserved in more than 100 countries.

There’s no word yet on whether or not Swift will be in person, but a hint suggests that Tour of the ages The concert film obtained a temporary agreement with SAG-AFTRA, if the strike was still ongoing at that time. This agreement allows Swift to promote the film hands-on. It’s also unclear whether the concert film will be a national event simulcast on Imax and premium screens. The Talking Heads Reunion/40th Anniversary Imax Concert Picture Live Event Stop thinking It grossed more than $641,000 in one night, making it the highest-grossing Imax live event picture of all time at 165 U.S. Imax auditoriums and BFI Imax in London. Swift is definitely the one to take the money and bury the Talking Heads record. That is if the live world premiere event takes place.

A few weeks ago, we told you that the Eras Tour had grossed $65 million in advance sales from the three largest arenas in the US (AMC, Regal, and Cinemark) as well as Cineplex in Canada and Cinépolis in Mexico. Lord knows the number is much higher than that. While many people think so Tour of the ages It has a shot at a $100 million opening for the AMC-distributed film, even if it opens to $75 million, that’s more than any major rock concert film featuring Justin Bieber, Michael Jackson and Miley Cyrus, and more than the film’s $56 million worldwide total. Hot girls’ World of spices The film dates back to 1997 (it was a musical, not a movie).

Tour of the ages It alone broke AMC’s single-day advance ticket sales revenue record in the United States with over $26 million in ticket sales revenue in a single day.