Looking Back in Anger | The Oasis IMAX Doc & The Price of a Miracle

They said it would never happen. They were right — until the money got big enough. Oasis are back. The reunion tour grossed $405 million. Tickets surged to £355 on Supersonic Saturday. Barclays estimated fans spent over a billion pounds before a single chord was played. And now there's an IMAX documentary — made by the writer of Peaky Blinders and the directors of Shut Up and Play the Hits — telling you not to look back in anger. I'm going to look back in anger. This isn't a review. It's an elegy with a receipt attached — covering the Oasis reunion documentary, the price of nostalgia, dynamic ticket pricing, the end of the BBC Introducing Stage, and what it means that a band who wrote some of the most optimistic songs in British music might genuinely be the last of their kind. I saw it. I heard it. In that room, at that volume. And God help me — it was glorious. That Bloke in Seat F18. Films. Honestly.