Definitely going to see this even after attending a concert in person, and I know many of you all feel the same. So excited for a chance to relive all the parts in greater detail!
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It's a no brainer. I'd love to see it again in person, but can't afford a second mortgage. Bigger question is how many times I go see it.
Now if only they’ll reactivate those swanky Capital One concert bracelets my spouse and I got at the Eras Tour!
Sounds fun, but boy do I have some hesitations about movie theatres these days. Movies are so loud, the screens are so big, and it’s so dark and cold. Not sure I want to risk getting a migraine. Ugh I’m getting old. This was never a problem when I was a teenager.
Is migraine worth Taylor? The answer is, Yes.
Honestly a no brainer. Load up on ibuprofen beforehand and let it wash over you.
Also, as a fellow older swiftie, I'll remind you that sodium can jack your blood pressure up, also leading to headaches, so watch that popcorn intake too :-)
Sounds great! That would save me lots of money over taking my significant other to a concert or the struggle of trying to get tickets
Oooo. Id go see this
Edit: i think i will need to wait, my local theater goes from October 5th directly to the 28th for some reason.
Edit 2: i set a reminder for September 30 to check for tickets
Edit 3: AMC, damn. The nearest one is like 38 miles from here.
As soon as the concert was over my SO and I were already wondering if we should plan to see it again. Being able to relive it in theaters sounds good enough so I’ll definitely go watch it! I’ve never seen a concert movie in theaters before, and I’m very curious to see her box office numbers. I’m excited to be in a room full of Swifties again! Maybe we’ll be trading bracelets still! That was SO much fun at the concert!
This has been a common thing I've found, there was just so much that the concert feels like a daze. I know I felt it, and I'm excited to see it again to take in more detail