Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger documents the band’s 2025 global comeback tour, which returns Noel and Liam Gallagher to the live stage after their 2009 split. Directed by Will Lovelace and Dylan Southern and written by Steven Knight, the film presents performances from the Oasis Live ’25 Tour and includes behind-the-scenes access to rehearsals and the brothers’ interactions as the reunion unfolds.
Across reviews, outlets describe the documentary as both celebratory and emotionally revealing, with attention to reconciliation and renewed connection. The first rehearsal period is highlighted as tense, before shifting toward moments of humor and rapport, including accounts of Liam joining late and raising objections in the rehearsal room. Several outlets note the film avoids focusing on logistical details such as ticket prices, despite ongoing public demand and discussion around the tour’s availability.
Release details and reception vary by outlet. The Hollywood Reporter and others mention a Venice Film Festival premiere followed by a broader debut on Disney+. Variety and Deadline frame the film as a more polished, sentimental portrait of a raucous band, while some reviewers point to a long setlist that may test casual fans. Overall, coverage converges on the documentary’s depiction of a “glorious and improbable” return, blending large-scale concert footage with personal, human context.
