Miley Cyrus: Bangerz Tour

Miley Cyrus: Bangerz Tour captures the singer's live show across multiple cities, alternating between high-octane stage numbers and quieter backstage snapshots. The film stitches together full performances, crowd reactions, rehearsal clips and candid moments with crew and family, including brief appearances by Noah and Braison Cyrus and Amazon Ashley. It shows how a pop concert is staged and managed, from soundchecks to costume changes, while also offering personal glimpses that soften the onstage persona. Audiences see onstage choreography, guest interactions and moments with fans that underline the electric rapport she builds each night.

Released in 2014, the concert film was directed by Russell Thomas and Diane Martel and documents the Bangerz Tour globally rather than adapting a previous work. It leans on live footage and backstage interviews to piece together the live experience.

It wasn't pitched as a mainstream box-office picture; release focused on limited theatrical screenings and home video or digital sales aimed at fans, and it relied on merchandising and ancillary sales, and promotional tie-ins helped extend its shelf life globally.

The film captured a flashpoint in Cyrus's career, prompting widespread discussion about stage persona and the limits of pop performance. Certain performance moments and images circulated widely, fueling commentary and making the Bangerz era a frequent reference in pop culture conversations. It also serves as a regular reference in 2010s pop retrospectives.

Audience reaction was strong, reflected in a user vote average of 8.2 out of 10, though critics were split over spectacle versus substance. The film deals with fame, family relationships and how performance choices shape a public image, mixing grandeur with backstage intimacy. Some critics said it favored spectacle occasionally.