Oasis film Don't Look Back In Anger

Disney and Sony Music Vision are bringing Oasis’ reunion documentary “Don’t Look Back In Anger” to cinemas in September, extending the band’s “Oasis Live ’25” comeback into theaters after the 2025 tour. Advance tickets are already on sale across multiple chains in Britain and the United States, including local U.K. bookings flagged in Hull and other cities. Official film listings describe the movie as a 2-hour-4-minute documentary built around Liam and Noel Gallagher’s return to the stage. The release comes with IMAX bookings, standard theatrical dates and a wider marketing push that now includes a trailer and poster. ### When does the film actually open? September 11 is the main theatrical release date listed by Disney, IMAX, AMC and Fandango for “Don’t Look Back In Anger.” Sony Music said advance tickets went on sale in August and that IMAX early-access screenings in the United States and Canada are scheduled for Wednesday, September 9. September 9 to 17 is the booking window cited by local U.K. cinema listings in places including Hull, showing that some sites are selling a limited run rather than an open-ended release. (movies.disney.com) Vue, Cineworld and Reel Cinemas have all posted film pages or ticketing entries for the documentary. ### What is in the documentary? (movies.disney.com) Disney says the film charts Liam and Noel Gallagher’s “triumphant reunion tour,” Oasis Live ’25, and calls it an account of “the biggest musical event of 2025.” The company’s synopsis says the film includes rehearsal, backstage and onstage access, along with the first joint interviews with the brothers in more than 20 years. AMC and IMAX use similar language in their own listings, describing the project as a theatrical documentary about one of the most anticipated rock reunions in recent years. (whereinhull.com) AMC’s listing also says the film contains flashing-light sequences that may affect photosensitive viewers. ### Who made it? Sony Music said on August 18 that the film was directed by Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace and presented by Sony Music Vision. (movies.disney.com) The same announcement described the project as a “landmark” Oasis film and tied the trailer-and-poster rollout to the start of advance ticket sales. Fandango’s film page lists Dylan Southern as director, while broader coverage around the release has linked the film to Steven Knight. (amctheatres.com) The official Sony Music announcement is the clearest primary source on the release campaign and distribution details now in the market. ### Where are tickets on sale now? Hull is one of the U.K. cities already selling seats, with local coverage and cinema pages showing bookings for September screenings. (sonymusic.com) Similar local reports in Swindon and Halifax indicate that the release is being marketed city by city through major exhibition chains. (fandango.com) In the United States, AMC, Regal, Cinemark and Fandango all have active film pages, and IMAX has posted a dedicated ticketing page marked “coming soon” or on sale depending on location. That suggests the rollout is not limited to Britain, even if the early local press attention has focused on U.K. cinemas tied closely to Oasis’ home audience. ### Why is this arriving now? (whereinhull.com) The 2025 reunion tour is the film’s central subject, and the current campaign positions the movie as the next commercial step after those live dates. Official synopses repeatedly frame Oasis Live ’25 as the return of Liam and Noel Gallagher to the same stage, with the documentary designed to package that material for cinema audiences a year later. (amctheatres.com) September 9 and September 11 are the next concrete dates for audiences: IMAX early-access screenings begin first in the U.S. and Canada, followed by the broader theatrical release listed by Disney and major chains. Tickets are already on sale through exhibitors including AMC, Vue, Reel Cinemas and Fandango. (sonymusic.com) (movies.disney.com)