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Bons spoons! to joined by Amy Nicholson who I've heard can really tear it up in a karaoke room.

I could really empty a karaoke room when I start singing that's my gifts.

And Eda we're sitting down today to do something that I like to do from time to time on the show

which is just kind of look at what culturally is going on in the cinemas in the

multiplexes and you know I've had this thought lately about why we are seeing more and more

concert movies, but more importantly why they are working. Amy I think the

story of the year has been Taylor Swift bringing movie theaters back.

We've been looking for a savior.

Marvel movies are not it. Every week we're kind of surprised at what is it.

Five Night at Freddie's? That's a hit? Great, we don't know.

Then we have like killers of the Flower Moon. Not a hit. We are confused, but Taylor Swift comes in with her big lush concert movie and it creates a sensation people are going to the show, they're dressing up, and all of a sudden we start talking about concert movies. And we start getting excited about what's the next one and it's Beyoncé's movie is

going to be like Taylor's movie Beyonce goes with Taylor to her own

premiere our minds are being blown this talk about eventizing movies is kind of moving away from this

traditional model and it's going into creating not only a special moment

within the theater but capturing a unique moment that you may not

have been able to see. Like Taylor Swiss Erris Tour, I was there and the amount of people that were outside the stadium was gigantic.

People just wanted to be around it and this movie brought you inside and I loved that when kids were there

they were enjoying the movie like they were actually at the

concert.

And it made me think like, what is the best concert movie?

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