Advance ticket sales for the movie of Taylor Swift<\/a><\/strong>\u2018s Eras<\/em> tour have topped $100 million worldwide<\/a>, theater operator AMC said Thursday, making it the best-selling feature-length concert film in history.<\/p>\n Taylor Swift \u2013 The Eras Tour<\/em><\/strong> is due out on October 13 in 8,500 cinemas in 100 countries.<\/p>\n The film is already set to become the highest-grossing concert film ever, dethroning Justin Bieber: Never Say Never,<\/em> which made $99 million and was released in 2011.<\/p>\n This Is It<\/em>, which grossed $261 million worldwide, is not considered a concert film because it only documents the performance preparations of Michael Jackson<\/strong>, who died before performing on stage.<\/p>\n Eras<\/em> was initially only to be released in the United States. Still, the singer ultimately chose to make it a global event, even though her tour will include a second leg next year, with dozens of dates in South America, Australia, Asia, Europe, as well as the United States and Canada.<\/p>\n An AMC spokesperson said the $100 million in revenue came from all the cinemas that will screen the movie, including the Cineplex networks in Canada and Cinepolis in Mexico.<\/p>\n Of the 8,500 cinemas, 4,000 are in North America.<\/p>\n The all-time gross record for an October opening weekend in North America is $96 million, set by Joker<\/em> in 2019.<\/p>\n Taylor Swift \u2013 The Eras Tour<\/em> could exceed $100 million during three days, from October 13 to 15, in North America, according to Jeff Bock, of the specialist firm Exhibitor Relations.<\/p>\n The 2H48 film contains images shot during three of the mega-star\u2019s concerts at the SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, a suburb of Los Angeles, in early August.<\/p>\n The Eras<\/em> tour currently has 146 dates.<\/p>\n According to Pollstar, the industry magazine covering the performing arts, each concert generates $13 million in revenue, bringing the tour total to around $1.9 billion.<\/p>\n Never before has an artist or group crossed the symbolic billion-dollar threshold.<\/p>\n AMC said on Monday that singer Beyonce would follow Swift\u2019s example and have a theater release on December 1 of a documentary inspired by her Renaissance<\/em> tour<\/a>, which she has just finished in the United States.<\/p>\n
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