Liam Gallagher: As It Was

This documentary is a telling of the tale of Liam Gallagher's personal journey after the breakup of Oasis. This is about the rebirth of a musician finding his place in the world again after the end of a major part of his life - Lazarus emerging from the flames even stronger. It's an honest and raw look into his world tour between 2017-18. A must-see for any Oasis/Liam fan

This really made me fall in love with his and Oasis' music. Fantastic, biblical.

If you're a fan of Liam you're going to see this documentary regardless of what anyone says. I ignored any reviews before watching it and I honestly didn't expect it to be so candid and personal. I knew that Charlie Lightening had been filming Liam for a long time but I was unaware of the amount of footage there was. This film documents Liams journey from rock bottom at the end of Oasis to his journey with the under appreciated Beady Eye and straight back to the top where he rightly belongs with his solo career. The majority of this film is new footage and is worth watching for any fan.

This film is purely made to make Liam look good and Noel look bad. They both have there faults but being an oasis fan from the start I remember all the incidents that would of made Noel feel like he wouldn't want to work with Liam any longer. Liams new fan base seem to be teenagers or early 20s and don't seem to know or care about the problems he caused in oasis that split the band up, they just dislike Noel for not wanting to work with Liam. He seems to have cleaned he's act up and is more professional now saying and doing all the right things as he's doing it for himself so can't behave the way he once did with the might of noels songs behind him.

Sorry Liam, I love you but this movie wasn't needed and didn't work, a short interview would have been enough. I had to fast forward after a few minutes in to see if anything good was coming up but nothing, the 2 minute trailer is all you need and even that maybe too much. In contrast I loved Oasis Supersonic documentary, well made and highly recommended.