When the runtime for Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour concert doc was disclosed, Swifties knew something was up. How can a live performance that famously lasts a few hours and 15 minutes be condensed into a motion picture which is only two hrs and 49 minutes? The math just was not mathing, and admirers commenced to worry that some tracks may possibly get the chop. Unfortunately, individuals supporters were being correct.

Just after Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour had its significant L.A. premiere on Oct. 11, viewers took to social media to lament many fan-preferred tracks that ended up not bundled in the movie. The Eras Tour’s 44-track set list (which truly grew to 45 music inevitably) is definitely packed with hits, so substantially so that they could not all fit in just one movie.

The established listing also transformed a handful of situations relying on which openers were current, or any specific announcement Swift wished to make on a individual date. And of class, there have been also the ever-altering “surprise tracks.” As fans had guessed, the two shock tracks that designed it into Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour were “Our Song” and “You’re on Your Own Kid.”

But quite a few other staples of the Eras Tour setlist weren’t so fortunate. The following Swiftie fave performances had been not demonstrated at all in the movie:

• “The Archer”
• “Wildest Dreams”
• “Cardigan”
• “Long Live”
• “‘Tis the Damn Season”
• “No Physique, No Crime”

A few of these cuts were being far more stunning than others. Swift only done “No Body, No Crime” a handful of occasions on tour, any time HAIM was the opening act. Every time she did perform the collab, it would swap “‘Tis the Damn Season” on the established listing.

“Long Live” was also not the most constant track on the Eras Tour established record. It was included to the end of the North American tour leg just after Swift announced her 1989 re-launch. But simply because it was such a big favorite amongst enthusiasts, the song wasn’t completely cut from the concert movie. It does perform in the course of the stop credits.

“The Archer,” ‘Wildest Goals,” and “Cardigan” were the most astonishing omissions, offered that they have been staples in the tour’s set record.