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The 114-minute PG-13 film, co-directed with James Cameron and released on 8 May, was shot across four Manchester Co-op Live shows in July 2025.
The review praises its crisp 3D imagery and mix of backstage footage with performances, saying the film captures both Eilish's intimacy and arena-scale command.
It notes the offstage material is less revealing, while the sparse staging, fan frenzy and a Finneas appearance underline Eilish's appeal without fully closing the distance to her audience.
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