Taylor Swift: Reputation Stadium Tour

Taylor Swift in her most awaited stadium tour ever. I've got one word for it, WOW! She really wanted everyone to enjoy, she thought things through from the concert goers up to people who'll watch this. I felt like I was with them. Made me cry as well.

Congrats to Taylor Swift for releasing her stadium tour in Netflix, large number of people will get to view it including countries who never got to experience Reputation World Tour.

I have a wide range of musical taste, and I've seen so many live performances, concert movies, and documentaries on musicians ranging from The Beatles to Led Zeppelin to Tupac Shakur to the Grateful Dead to the Talking Heads to Pink Floyd and many others. Taylor Swift's Reputation Stadium Tour movie was immediately a classic in my world. As a fan of hers, I really enjoyed her previous concert film for her 1989 tour, but this one is just so much bigger & badder. The production value is likely the best I've ever seen for a concert film. It's just done so well. Her performance speaks for itself- she's astonishing. If you're reading this review, you're probably already aware of that, but it should be said that she takes her game and raises it beyond another level. I was not able to attend any of her shows on this tour, regretfully, but this film shares the experience for fans all over the world, while simultaneously immortalizing one of the greatest tours an artist has put together in the history of music.

Taylor swift's Reputation Tour was amazing in person and on the Netflix platform I love me some Taylor Swift

The biggest pop artist of the decade once again proved that she is THE MUSIC INDUSTRY by playing 53 STADIUM shows with almost 3 Million tickets sold across 4 continents.

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.