A new Oasis documentary on the band’s 2025 reunion is set for release next month, teed up today by the official trailer. Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger presents the notoriously antagonistic Gallagher brothers in preparation for a reunion tour that might once and for all “change the narrative of the band” (and perhaps make a bit of money on the side). Watch Liam and Noel power through the pain, the glory, and some sort of liturgical subplot below.
The Hulu Original film, made in partnership with Disney+, arrives in U.S. cinemas on September 11, ahead of a streaming release later in the year. Steven Knight, the man behind Peaky Blinders, is credited with “creating” the movie, with Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace directing.
In the trailer, concert footage intertwines with voiceovers reckoning with, and rewriting in real time, the Oasis legacy. “The way it finished—unacceptable,” Liam says. “It just don’t sit right with me, man.” The “way it finished,” as noted in Pitchfork’s review of the comeback show in Cardiff, was in a dressing room at the 2009 Rock en Seine festival, where Liam swung a guitar at Noel’s face after angrily throwing a plum at the wall.
Read Oasis Live ’25 Review: A Gallagher Reunion and a Great British Fantasy.
