The concert film is a joint directorial effort by Billie Eilish and James Cameron, featuring live performances from Eilish’s headlining tour with songs like Bad Guy, Happier Than Ever, What Was I Made For?, Birds of a Feather, When the Party’s Over, and more.

Hit Me Hard and Soft earned major recognition with seven Grammy nominations at the 2025 ceremony, including Album of the Year and Song/Record of the Year, and continued to receive nods at the 2026 Grammys, such as Wildflower in contention.

The film opened in cinemas in May, running nearly three months and grossing about $27 million worldwide, with roughly $10 million from the US and Canada.

For fans who missed the live shows or want to relive the experience at home, the film offers a premium home viewing option.

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Critics praised the film for its cinematic feel and music-driven focus rather than heavy spectacle.

The production emphasizes immersive, multi-angle 3D presentation and backstage access as core features.

Eilish advocated preserving the live experience, noting that filming offered a unique, non-traditional concert film approach.

The article links to prior coverage and notes a positive May 2026 review and mentions future projects.

Reviews from Variety and RogerEbert.com highlighted the film’s immersive experience and placed it among the best concert films in recent years.

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Eilish addressed fan filming during concerts, signaling a stance on phones at live events.