Noel Gallagher reveals why Oasis reunion with Liam was so ‘scary’

In 2024, Noel and Liam Gallagher shocked the world when they announced that Oasis would be reuniting, 15 years after their nuclear public falling out.

Their resulting world tour – an olive branch of sorts between the mercurial brothers – is the focus of “Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger” (in theaters Sept. 11), a rousing new concert film that doubles as a tribute to the fans.

In between performances, much of the documentary consists of testimonials from music lovers who emotionally recount what Oasis means to them: a young Brazilian woman who credits the band with helping her overcome depression, and a Welsh mother who bonds with her nonverbal autistic son over their 1995 B-side “Talk Tonight.”

If you were hoping for them to hash things out onscreen, you won't find any such therapy session. Although the film gives a glimpse at Noel and Liam’s fraught first rehearsals back together, most of their new interviews with directors Will Lovelace and Dylan Southern are only heard in voiceover. As a result, the movie is light on revelations about their years-long rift and what exactly went down behind the scenes for them to reconnect at this particular moment.

Even still, they…

Original source: https://www.usatoday.com/entertainment/