Film of the Week: 'Oasis: Don't Look Back In Anger'
The film charts the band’s split, reunion and 41 stadium shows as critics question whether it is a celebratory record or a promotional cash-in.
- Oasis: Don't Look Back In Anger opens in select theaters today, Friday, documenting the band's 2025 reunion and 41 stadium shows across 14 countries, with a Disney+ release planned later this year.
- The documentary begins with a montage of 1990s glory days, leading to the sudden 2009 breakup at the Paris Rock en Seine festival, then cuts to the brothers' first rehearsal together in May 2025.
- Directed by Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight, the film focuses on the Live Tour with concert footage and fan interviews capturing the global phenomenon across multiple continents.
- Liam and Noel appear humbled by the intense fan reaction, with Noel admitting his brother is "delightful," contrasting sharply with their historically volatile relationship.
- Some reviewers labelled the film a "PR-mandated" cash grab lacking depth about the reunion's origins, though critics acknowledged it succeeds as a "good-vibes-only" record of the cultural phenomenon.
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As Feelgood protocol of the live 25 tour "Oasis: Don't Look Back In Anger" works well, but almost completely hides the reconciliation of the Gallagher brothers and hype around the 2025 comeback.
Film of the Week: 'Oasis: Don't Look Back In Anger'
As a good-vibes-only record of the Live '25 Tour, 'Oasis: Don't Look Back In Anger' does an admirable job. But the oddly coy documentary fails to meaningfully address the Gallagher brothers' reconciliation, or why the 2025 reunion was such a phenomenon.
The film about the return tour of the Gallagher brothers band includes images of the concerts the group provided in Argentina
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