Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger

Oasis: Don't Look Back in Anger is not only the best music documentary I've ever seen, it's also one of the best movies about anything I've ever seen. It's so well-made, from the gorgeous cinematography to the wonderful non-Oasis song choices, that it's one of those movie experiences that makes you feel urgently compelled to explain how it's so good.

This movie is both a headbanger and a tear-jerker.

What do you call a Britpop concert film about two fighting Irish brothers enjoying a temporary cease in hostilities? Try unmissable.

Perhaps that is the film’s strongest argument: Oasis offer escape, communal release and a version of belonging that feels vanishingly rare.

This is a film about forgiveness between the brothers, yes, but more importantly, it’s about the fans that made this reunion a cultural phenomenon.

That isn’t necessarily a bad thing, since even those unfamiliar with (or agnostic towards) Oasis will quickly become believers, partly because the film’s immersive sound mix makes you feel like you’re in a deafening stadium singing along with thousands. For that reason alone, the film simply must be watched in cinemas, even if the story eventually starts to peter out.

Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger should be of interest to fans who missed the 2025 tour or are seeking to relive some of its emotion. But its polite treatment of such a momentous event strips it of some of the specificity and intensity that are no doubt behind the band’s continued popularity.

Biblical, grand, majestic, superb, outstanding, amazing, **** off, oasis, oasis, oasis

Simply brilliant! Try to see in IMAX. A true redemption story. Sound in IMAX is excellent Cheers!!

This is an outstanding movie! It shows how two brother started a small band from nothing. Built themselves into an internationally famous band. Then broke up in an argument between the two brothers. The brothers got together again, years later, to go on a concert tour, and how love faith and family got this band back into greatness. A must see for all.

Absolutely biblical! Powerful, inspiring, and nostalgic. One of the last great English rock bands, on a par with The Beatles.

Oasis are not just a Manchester band, they are a global band. Their music and lyrics mean a lot to Brazilians, the Welsh, Argentinians, Japanese, etc, alike. However, Liam and Noel could perhaps learn from, for example, Johnny Marr on how to articulate their message better in interviews.