entertaining docu-profile; An even better insight into the Liam's world than his tweets; That film comprehensively covered Oasis' heyday and too much Liam can be exhausting. Those quibbles aside, this is uproariously entertaining stuff
engaging documentary; What is evident throughout is Liam Gallagher's undeniable charisma, his sharp wit and self-effacing humour; he's a gentler, humbler man these days, but the electrifying concert footage confirms he's still a natural born pop star
"Liam Gallagher: As It Was" lacks the narrative shape and drama of previous Oasis doc Supersonic, but provides an interesting snapshot of an artist in transition, both professionally and personally
by Terry Staunton [Radio Times ]
