The Taylor Swift Eras Tour Documentary is a once-in-a-lifetime experience, and everyone should go see it. 

I saw the documentary in the Dolby Cinema at the IMAX. The sound was insane. When a song had a lot of bass, it would actually vibrate the seats. It was so loud that it was hard to hear the person next to me, but that also meant people could sing as loud as they wanted. The sound was so clear that I could hear the people screaming in the background. It was weird to experience it in a movie theater, but it was amazing. 

The actual movie was just as captivating as the music. The picture was so clear, and there were so many colors that it was hard to take my eyes off the screen. It was not just a straight shot of Taylor, which made it even more interesting. There were lots of clips of the fans dancing and screaming, and there was lots of focus on the backup dancers and singers, too. Taylor Swift puts on a thrilling show with all of the set and costume changes. There is constantly something going on. 

People all over social media are posting videos of themselves getting up and dancing at the front of the theater, but that was not what my experience was like. Everyone stayed in their seats, but there was a good amount of people singing. We saw people dressed up for the movie, such as a couple of people wearing Travis Kelce jerseys and Taylor Swift themed sweatshirts but nothing too extravagant. My theater did not live up to the standards that social media puts out, but that did not deduct anything from my show. 

Overall, the movie was an absolutely amazing experience. I loved every second of it. It might not have been the actual Eras tour, but it was really close to it. The audio and visual effects were top-tier. Taylor Swift puts on an amazing performance. My parents do not like Taylor Swift that much, and they came out of it saying how much of a good movie it was. There is not one thing that I would change about my experience. I highly recommend it to anyone who likes Taylor Swift even a little bit.