Supersonic
Music • R • 2016 • 1 hr 57 min
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Oasis still lives forever in our minds. But when their together their something else and that something is too good to be true.
It’s an intimate and fascinating account of a band that was to the 90’s what the Beatles were to the 60’s.
Great to see where it came from and how the brothers were behind closed doors
Take a trip down memory lane, right before the dawn of social media. Nostalgic and emotional at times. Can’t wait for the comeback tour!
Fantastic documentary about one of my favourite bands. Both insightful and hilarious.
An amazing, raw look into one of the last greatest rock n roll bands and the drama surrounding them. Essential for any fan of Oasis.
Well made music documentary. You need to keep up with a few things and concentrate a bit, but this one fills you up quite a bit.
Just covers the bands first two albums, great insight from the guys, but everything feels a little surface level to cram it in to two hours.
Why can’t we all just get along. Decent depiction of one of the greatest rock bands of all time.
Well made, great quotes and story. Made me respect Oasis even more
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