Oasis: Supersonic

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" "Oasis's greatest strength was me and Liam. It's also what drove the band into the ground in the end." Directed by Mat Whitecross Written by Music by Rael Jones Cinematography by Editing by Paul Monaghan"

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"Love their music, didn't know anything about them. They had a pretty hectic up-and-coming story. I'm not sure I like them any more after watching this, but still fun to watch their rise and their inevitable fall."

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"Love their music, didn't know anything about them. They had a pretty hectic up-and-coming story. I'm not sure I like them any more after watching this, but still fun to watch their rise and their inevitable fall."

An average movie

“To be honest, I have never been a fan of Oasis but it was the week-end and it didn’t feel like watching another fiction so I decided to check this documentary on Netflix. Well, to be honest, I’m rather surprised by the high ratings this movie has received on this website and on IMDb.  Sure, I remember the 90’s when their first 2 CDs came out and, at the time, Oasis was easily the biggest British band around so it was pretty neat to go back in time. As a result, it was interesting but I didn’t think it was anything really ground-breaking or fascinating. For example, the main point was to show how, right from the start, the Gallagher brothers didn’t get along at all but, if you grew up in the 90’s like me, it was common knowledge even if you were not a huge fan of the band. Anot” read more