One of the most powerful moments in Supersonic (2016) sees Noel and Liam Gallagher reflect on the difficult childhood that shaped them. They speak candidly about witnessing domestic violence at home, their mother's courage to leave, and how those experiences influenced who they became. Noel explains that instead of letting the past define him, he retreated into music, learning the guitar and pouring his emotions into songwriting. It's a rare, deeply personal insight into the roots of one of Britain's greatest songwriters. The documentary then follows Oasis as they set their sights on America. After conquering the UK and causing hysteria in Japan, the band faced the challenge of starting from scratch in the US. Their first American tour was anything but smooth, with culture shock, relentless pressure, heavy partying and a disastrous Whisky a Go Go performance after the band unknowingly took crystal meth instead of cocaine, leaving the show in complete chaos. Supersonic doesn't shy aw...