On Thursday, "Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour" debuted across the country and is expected to earn over $100 million in the first weekend.Due to the level of fame that is expected, several movies delayed or expedited their theatrical debuts in order to not compete with The Eras Tour movie. Millions of fans have preordered their tickets and demand for the movie is so high that Swift decided to release the movie a day early so more fans would get the opportunity to see it in theaters. A majority of theaters will be airing the movie a number of times throughout the day and fans are encouraged to sing and dance, making it an unconventional theater experience.Swift, whose lucky number is 13, released her movie on Friday the 13th, a day typically known for horror movies to be released. "The Exorcist: Believer" expedited its debut to Oct. 6, after originally planning for a release on Friday the 13th because of the anticipated fame around Swift's movie."Look what you made me do," the producer of the film, Jason Blum, posted on X, formally known as Twitter. "The Exorcist: Believer moves to 10/6/23 #TaylorWins."Meg Ryan's highly anticipated rom-com "What Happens Later" delayed its theatrical debut due to Swift바카라 게임 웹사이트�s movie from Oct. 13 to Nov. 3. After Swift announced her movie and released a trailer for it on X, the platform formally known as Twitter, BleekerStreet, the production company behind "What Happens Later" said, "So we'll take our time...Are you ready for it? Meg Ryan ends her 14-year rom-com hiatus and the #Megaissance begins with #WhatHappensLater, now happening...later. Coming only to theaters November 3!"While it was not reported that Swift바카라 게임 웹사이트�s movie was the direct cause, several other films expedited or delayed their theatrical debut in hopes of having good box office profits before or after Swift's movie took over the screens. "The Marsh King's Daughter" starring Daisy Ridley pushed their release from Oct. 13 to Nov. 3 in hopes of achieving more box office fame.In an attempt to gain more box office success prior to Swift's Eras Tour release, "Dumb Money" starring Paul Dano, Seth Rogen, Shaline Woodley and Pete Davidson expedited their release a week early from Oct. 6 to Sept. 29.