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Oasis dont look back in anger review
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In Short: AwardsWatch reviews the documentary 'Oasis: Don’t Look Back In Anger,' which captures the band's comeback tour in 2025, revealing a legacy that extends beyond their 1990s hits.
AwardsWatch notes, describing the electrifying atmosphere of the comeback tour.
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- The documentary about their comeback, aptly titled Oasis: Don’t Look Back In Anger, directed by Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace, in a way fills the void of that night in Milan that never happened and revealed a legacy that I didn’t think Oasis had.
- First night on tour, first Oasis gig in almost 16 years. 70,000 eager fans are waiting, and when “Fucking in the bushes”, their perennial playback opener, starts, the stadium explodes.
- An Oasis-fan mother in Wales who finds out that the Oasis music is a bridge to her nonverbal autistic son when one night he decides to listen to “Talk Tonight”; a Korean fan who tells how “Don’t look back in anger” helped her during her most depressed days; a man in Wales finds “Live forever” the ultimate song about human friendship; a girl in Sao Paulo who names her dog after her favorite Oasis band member; even a priest in Manchester makes a sermon about their comeback born out of forgiveness.
- Because awards season is 365 days a year Full disclosure: I’m an Oasis fan.
- Back then, I was angry at them: why couldn’t they have lasted another couple days?
- So, I was incredibly and happily surprised when the news broke that they would come back.
- The scene comes towards the end of Don't Look Back In Anger, a sentimental and affectionate portrait of the band's comeback tour in 2025.
- In an opening montage, we hear how Oasis conquered the world in the 1990s with hits like Wonderwall and Roll With It.