The lessons of Taylor Swift’s The Eras Tour film are apparently being applied to the new Beyoncé screenings. And that’s rubbing some the wrong way.
AMC has released a set of “helpful tips” for the upcoming film audience, aimed at managing expectations. However, the list has already garnered skepticism on social media, with some users questioning whether similar standards are applied to other concert films.
The statement on the AMC site encourages viewers to showcase their impressive outfits, allowing for selfies and group shots to celebrate the occasion. However, it explicitly advises against taking pictures or recording while the film is playing. The audience is encouraged to share their photos on social media using the hashtag #RENAISSANCETHEFILM. The lessons of Taylor
The tone of the message becomes less enthusiastic as it delves further into the guidelines. It advises viewers to remove parts of their outfits that may obstruct others’ views, such as headwear or wings, and highlights that masks, except for those used explicitly for health and safety, are not permitted.
While encouraging the audience to sing and dance along, it emphasizes the need to respect each other’s space and the theater equipment. Dancing on seats or obstructing other guests from viewing, walking, or exiting the auditorium is discouraged.
The message suggests getting comfortable before the event to ensure a smoother experience for all attendees. It specifically advises patrons to use the restroom before the film begins. Additionally, the message concludes by noting that tickets are non-refundable.