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Dissapointing movie; Special Features are worth the price
I've been an Oasis fan since 'Morning Glory was released and even own all of their singles/B-sides, so I was really looking forward to this tour documentary. But I was really disappointed in the film. It's boring. If you're not watching the band do awful interviews between shows, you're watching them play a damn board game or some other time killer. With all the footage the director shot, this was the best he could put together? They were on this tour for a year, but in the film, you don't get that sense of a year-long tour at all; there's never an indication of what city/country the band is in, or the dates of the shows. The fact that it's all in black and white doesn't help. Oh, and the handheld-NYPD Blue-style technique gets old really fast. <
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>1. The audio commentary by the band is pretty humorous, especially having Noel and Liam taking fun-hearted jabs at each other, while watching each other on screen. <
>2. The Q&A between Noel and fans is pretty intriguing, as Noel is in a great mood, answers all questions honestly and thorough, all while cracking jokes. It's only audio (with more footage from the film), which is a bummer, but it's still very good. <
>3. The concert on Disc 2, of course, is a great feature. And it's not in black and white! <
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>So if you're a huge fan of the band, you like audio commentaries, and want (another?) live concert of them, then this DVD is for you.

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Lord don't show me this again!
...the best thing about this DVD is the cover artwork...the second best is the "bonus disc" of a live show (which isn't even a full show unless Oasis plays for 1:15 when they fill a stadium). and the third best thing is that I don't have to watch the documentary "film" on disc one ever again. <
>Its a mess...a disjointed faux art film. I love black and white and a good documentary but this isn't artistic or good. Honestly I don't know where to start..it barely passes as bonus footage on an extas...to be the main focus of the release is staggering. They could have used much more performance footage on the documentary to keep things a bit more interesting for one. Nothing is revealed in the documentary of much interest ...Liam is obviously an Ahole...Noel is talented and much less tortured and this plays out over and over in the same scenes in different cities...blah blah snore snore. By far the best musician in the group is Zack Starkey the drummer (who also plays with the Who) and we never hear a single word from him...oh well perhaps he knew...and now you do too!

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Lotsa Fun
Great deal - 90 minute film and extras one first DVD. <
>Full length concert in HD on second CD. <
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>Lotsa fun for the Oasis fan. Great documentary and glad to see the Bros maturing nicely.