Even though this is not the first movie she has created, it is definitely her most impressive performance. The choreography by Mandy Moore is incredibly detailed and well-thought-out. It shows a story and is different with every era, unlike her “Reputation” concert film that, although amazing, had much simpler choreography. Swift also utilized many elements in her concert such as the big video screens, intricate sets, color changing wristbands for all of the fans and even fire to make the experience entertaining for people sitting in every seat in the stadium. The extended, at-home version of the film is now available on Disney Plus with added songs, such as “Cardigan.” It lets viewers have the experience on their own terms and also helps it reach an audience outside of her die-hard fans. The film’s purpose was to capture the essence of the concert through up-close shots of the infinite amount of details she included. Almost three hours of singing, dancing, and clapping later, my voice was gone, and my feet hurt, but I was able to feel the same adrenaline I did at the concert. All in all, this movie will continue to excite fans until the release of her new album, “The Tortured Poets Department,” on April 19.