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The feeling of watching the eras tour and later on it's documentary is just so beautiful now that I have watch those two episodes I have understand that the work Taylor does is not a small one, she's out there working herself out for this, to me it's definitely worth it because the eras tour will forever goes as one of the best tour in the history of mankind.

Her writing letter and given out that much of bonuses to each worker of the eras tour she's such an angel for that I will always love her.

This docu shows us another part of Taylor not just Taylor her crew and all we get to hear Kam story which I really enjoyed btw his mother was such a vibe I love her for him I am so glad everyone is having the best time of there life at those moments.

As I said her working on new albums while been on the world biggest tour the training, the stress the choreography sessions and all just wow I can't imagine the stress and the relief when she gets to finish all this so happy for her.

Long live TS.

It is amazing that she is able to maintain so much love and empathy for her fans. She is doing what she loves and she is supporting so many other talented individuals from all walks of life. She gives the people who work for her the space to shine and grow under her light. A true person to look up to.

This series is one of the best examples of how powerful and immersive the Taylor Swift experience is for her fans. Even if you're not a Taylor Swift fan, watching this provides valuable insight into how she has shaped multiple generations, built an unmatched connection with her audience, and inspired millions of people around the world. It goes beyond music, showcasing the cultural impact, storytelling, and emotional resonance that have made her influence truly global.

There wasn't a single episode where I didn't need a tissue to dry my tears. All the eras tour memories came rushing back while watching each episode. It was incredible to see how the tour we all loved were built step by step, from the smallest details to something so massive.

I'm also a huge fan of learning how her mind works, her thought process, her creativity, and the way she approches her work. Seeing the behind the scenes of the tour of this scale was mind blowing. A mind like hers is something to admire. Taylor is genuinely a genius, and there is so much to learn from her, not just as an artist but as a human being.

It was really emotional and Made me smile a lot. I really appreciate the effort and I think I could feel the sadness and happiness moments of Taylor swift. Please watch this it is so beautiful and very inspiring. You should watch this at Nearest time you can. I just became swifty this year so i am happy for watching this show.

I just loved every second of it! It magnifies the importance of each person among the crew and performers, including the backstories of the choreographers, one of the most sweetest dancer's mom and gently addressing the terror attack and plotting happening in Europe during summer 2024. Taylor including her family and partner puts a personal spin, while the inclusion of the prep time with special guests Ed Sheeran or Florence + the Machine shows us their massive work ethics and professionalism!

He entire "Taylor Swift: The End of an Era" docuseries is a consistently amazing and compelling piece of television that transcends the typical concert documentary. While it serves as a spectacular, in-depth look at the record-breaking Eras Tour, its true strength lies in its ability to humanize the global phenomenon at its center.

The series is amazing because it dares to pull back the curtain on the intense vulnerability and emotional toll of superstardom. The early episodes, in particular, are powerful, showing Taylor Swift breaking down over the thwarted Vienna terror plot and the Southport attack, revealing the heavy emotional burden she carries for her fans. This raw honesty is a masterstroke of storytelling.

The docuseries expertly balances this deep personal struggle with the spectacular mechanics of the tour. Viewers get an amazing, detailed look at the creation of the massive show, from the choreography of the dancers, the logistics of the production, and the effort required to secretly integrate new sections like The Tortured Poets Department. The series highlights the commitment of the entire team, making the enormous task feel both chaotic and collaborative.

While some viewers might have hoped for more shocking personal revelations, the series succeeds by painting a portrait of Swift as a detail-obsessed artist, a respectful boss, and a human being navigating unprecedented fame and personal threats. The appearances from her fiancé, Travis Kelce, and collaborators like Ed Sheeran add layers of support and genuine warmth.

Overall, the series is an amazing and essential watch. It is a powerful testament to the cultural impact of the tour and the immense dedication required to maintain a career of that magnitude, all while allowing viewers a crucial, human connection to the artist.

Taylor, you just keep out doing yourself. I never really stopped to think about how hard it was for her to even create, let alone perform a 3 HOUR long concert. So many times in just these few episodes, i have cried, laughed, smiled with pride and joy, and just felt amazing to be living in the same timeline as her. Everything she does is so meticulous and beautiful, and i love how this series portrayed how she wasn't just a performer, billionaire, and singer, but an icon to millions of fans around the world that was still human and didn't need to always pretend. Taylor, you keep blowing my mind with everything you have made and are still making, and i promise that i will always be a swiftie. And you'll always be my role model.

As an swiftie I enjoyed learning some interesting insights about how the tour operated and the different parts but a lot of useless fluff was included, and it felt at times like a propaganda piece to the glory of the leader. Some of the talking heads were just empty words repeated over and over about reaching your dreams and working the hardest of anyone ever, which fair enough but if you say it 600 times it loses meaning each time.

Could have easily been 2 episodes shorter.

Taylor Swift: End of an Era Tour is less a concert film and more a cultural post-mortem-glittering, intimate, and meticulously orchestrated. It balances stadium-sized spectacle with behind-the-curtain vulnerability, weaving backstage moments, surprise collaborations, and reflections from Swift's inner circle into a narrative about reinvention and closure. The result is a polished yet personal victory lap that honors not just a tour, but the emotional architecture of an era ending exactly on her own terms.

Loved every episode! Nice insight of a fantastic tour!

She has so much energy and tons of talent. She has respect for everyone who surrounds her.

The personal stories were the best part to me. Amanda Balen, waauw, what a star!

With the right team around her ànd Travis, we can hopefully enjoy her shows for decades to come!!

I've only seen the first episode so far, but it's amazing! If you liked Miss Americana, you will definitely love this show! Taylor is so incredibly amazing and talented, I'm heartbroken to know that she suffered so much during this tour. She is incredibly resilient and kind and I am so grateful I get to watch this series!

I've been waiting for all 6 episodes so I could binge watch. But, today I decided to put it on the first episode (there are 5 at this point) to watch while wrapping Christmas gifts. Ended up enraptured, sitting on the edge of the chair with my tissues for the many tears.... 5 episodes later, no gifts wrapped, but I think I gave myself a gift, watching this documentary. The end of an era indeed. Here for whatever comes next.

I'm once again blown away by how professional, self-disciplined she is,the reason she is the top artist in the world really lies in her work ethic,she didn't complain about a palm scratch, didn't miss any entrances, reflective on her mistakes right on time and always be grateful to the tour members. A down-to-earth person who shows endless passion for things she is good at and always strive for better.

She is such an amazing person, Taylor Swift is the right person to become famous and succeed. She is so super hardworking, dedicated and still so human. No drugs, no typical Hollywood drama. Mad respect for her! I went to her concert and now seeing what happened backstage, it all make so much sense and it's really heart touching to see how kind she is.