Near-perfect Oasis documentary that 'sets a new high bar' is streaming in the UK - with new footage

After a run in cinemas, the new Oasis documentary Don't Look Back in Anger is now streaming in the UK. And even better than that, it features extra footage that you didn't see on the big screen!

The film follows Liam and Noel Gallagher as they embark on their huge comeback/reunion tour, with unseen moments from their joint interview (their first together in over 20 years!) as well as performances of 'Wonderwall', 'Slide Away', 'D'you Know What I Mean?' and 'Half The World Away'.

The documentary is available on Disney+, where you'll find both the unseen moments and the performances in the 'Extras' tab, but they seem to also be counted as their own individual pieces of content as well, as they popped up in the 'Suggested' section when we checked.

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The streamer has also added the 2016 documentary Oasis: Supersonic, the 1995 concert Live by the Sea, and Liam's 2019 documentary As It Was.

In short, there's plenty for fans to dig into this weekend.

As well as being this year's biggest documentary at the box office at the UK and Irish box office, the film has been a big hit with critics.

Over on Rotten Tomatoes, the film has a near-perfect score of 97% positive from 72 reviews.

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Outlet The Film Stage said Don't Look Back in Anger "offers something quite unique in the music documentary genre" while Movies We Texted About said "it has set a new high bar for how musical performances appear on film".

"This Oasis documentary lives up to its hype and then some," wrote IndieWire, while Digital Spy's own review called it "the next best thing to actually being there".

Oasis: Don't Look Back in Anger and a whole host of other Oasis-related pieces of content can be streamed now on Disney+.

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