Twenty One Pilots: More Than We Ever Imagined

Directed by Mark C. Eshleman, this concert film documents Twenty One Pilots playing to more than sixty five thousand fans at Estadio GNP Seguros in Mexico City on the Clancy World Tour. Eshleman is the band's longtime creative director and has followed the duo around the world for sixteen years, meaning the person shooting it is the one who built their visual language in the first place. It was filmed in February 2025 and released a year later, in February 2026, opening with IMAX previews before a limited worldwide run. Running close to two hours, it entered the US box office in fourth place, outgrossing an Elvis Presley documentary released the same week, and took roughly six million dollars worldwide, a substantial share of it from IMAX screens. The band's audience in Mexico is large and devoted enough to fill a stadium at this scale, and the film puts that at its center. Who it's for: Twenty One Pilots listeners and anyone who enjoys large scale concert films on a big screen. Who it's not for: Not for newcomers to the band, since this is a concert recording rather than a documentary and offers no context.