The Beyhive (passionate fans of Beyonce) in Singapore were in a frenzy this week when it was announced that Renaissance: A Film by Beyonce would be screened in theatres from Dec 21.
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What’s the buzz about?
The highly acclaimed film chronicles Beyonce’s record-setting global Renaissance World Tour that spanned 56 shows, 39 cities, and 12 countries. It shows the superstar’s hard work, creativity and involvement in every aspect of the production to create her legacy and master her craft.
Where and when is it showing?
The film is now showing in major theatres across Singapore such as Golden Village, Shaw Theatres and Cathay Cineplexes. Time and date for the show varies. Each ticket purchased comes with a mini poster, while stocks last.
How long is it?
It runs for two hours and 49 minutes. It is rated NC 16.
What do critics and fans have to say about the film?
Renaissance: A Film by Beyonce opened in selected countries on Dec 1 and has thrilled millions of moviegoers since then. It has received critical praise from the press, hailing Beyonce’s “outstanding performance”, themes of freedom, acceptance and shared joy, and its maximalist production.
Needless to say, local fans were thrilled to finally have the chance to catch it.
Singapore beyhive showed up & showed out at Shaw Lido last night 🩶🪩 love u guys deep!!!! #RenaissanceAFilmByBeyonce #RenaissanceAFilmByBeyonce pic.twitter.com/gSRRGtdQGO
— SG BEYHIVE 🇸🇬🪩 (@SGBEYHIVE) December 22, 2023
Will we see Beyonce in Singapore?
We can only hope. Fans actually crashed Beyonce’s website on Monday, thinking there would be an announcement on the second leg of the Renaissance World Tour. Alas, it was only the announcement for the next set of countries where the film would be screened.
Renaissance: A Film by Beyonce is now showing in Brazil, Spain, Italy, Japan, Thailand, Hong Kong, South Korea, Indonesia, Hungary, Andorra, Romania, Bulgaria, Mongolia, Taiwan – and of course, Singapore.
If you are in the mood for more concert films, we suggest catching Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour concert film (read our review here) and BTS Monuments: Beyond The Star.
