Paul Dugdale brings Taylor Swift's impeccable "reputation Stadium Tour" to the small screen so wondrously. Despite having a cold, Taylor was still able to hit every note and ever move. But the quality of this film and overall concert doesn't come from the vocals or the chereo, it comes from Swift's effortless ability to make EVERY fan feel like they are right in front of her face. Not many artists can make a 2 hour concert film fun to watch, but Taylor changes that by her ability to simply own a stage, but remain humble. Swift shines vocally in "I Did Something Bad" and "Don't Blame Me" while she makes bold statements with "...Ready For It?" and "Look What You Made Me Do". She also shows how vulnerable she really is with "Delicate," "Dancing With Our Hands Tied," "Getaway Car," and "Call It What You Want". The overall concert film was a ride that I want to ride over and over again.
