Taylor Swift again proved her unstoppable power – not just as a musician, but as a cultural phenomenon that surpasses the boundaries of music and film. ‘Taylor Swift: Showgirl’ Box Office Collection Her latest company, ‘Taylor Swift: The Official Release Party of a Showgirl’ or ‘Taylor Swift: Showgirl’, took the global box with storm and heading for an opening weekend collection from $ 29 million to $ 31 million in 3.700 theaters. The film’s Friday alone is expected to bring in between $ 15 million and $ 16 million, making it one of the most remarkable pop culture events of the year. What is particularly striking is that these numbers do not come from AMC theaters, the world’s largest exhibitor, which means that the final score can be even higher once world figures have run in. There are whispering of a few estimates that climb as high as $ 40 million, although the industry’s analysts warn that the release is “a lot of pre -tax.” Much of its success, they say, comes from pre-ticket sales made by dedicated fans-the ever loyal Swifts-who have already marked the release date in their calendars. For them, it wasn’t just a film premiere. It was a shared celebration, the same day that Swift’s new album, ‘The Life of a Showgirl’, fell worldwide. The triumph of the film is even more impressive considering its unconventional introduction. Showgirl announced barely two weeks before its premiere, and managed to have massive screens, including prestigious premium-sized format-slots-of-big Hollywood releases such as Dwayne Johnson’s ‘The Smashing Machine’, Leonardo DiCaprio’s ‘One Battle After’ ‘, and James Cameron’s reversion of’ Avatar: The Way Water ‘, fix. And that did it all with minimal promotion. Industrialists marvel at Swift’s ability to pay such attention with little more than her name and some social media posts. Although it is possibly no October draw records, ‘Taylor Swift: The Official Release Party of a Showgirl’ is a proof of the singer’s rare ability to convert any moment – an album, a concert, a film – in a cultural landmark.
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