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DON'T LOOK BACK IN ANGER

Starring: Noel Gallagher and Liam Gallagher
Director: Steven Knight

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Don’t Look Back in Anger doesn’t get into the details of how we got Oasis’ long-awaited reunion, instead focusing on where the brothers are at now and what this band means to both them and people worldwide. It blends high quality concert footage with many personal stories of the band's impact. One such fan says “if you fall down, Oasis doesn’t help you up. They fall down with you and you get up together.” I couldn’t come up with a better sentiment to sum up what this band means to people. I get it now, and I have an entirely new appreciation for the Gallaghers.

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QUENTIN

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Don’t Look Back in Anger will, of course, work best for Oasis fans. Obviously, the music is on point, and there is a peek-behind-the-curtain aspect to Liam and Noel’s longtime feud. But it’s only a peek, as this documentary isn’t really about Oasis. The legendary band is simply a vehicle to explore the healing power and sense of belonging that music generates, especially live performances. As one might expect, it’s a little self-aggrandizing, and if you want more details about the hows and whys of the brothers’ split and subsequent reunion, you’ll be disappointed. But as a fan, I was surprisingly moved.

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