As a film, a total waste of time that's so lame and pointless that it boggles the mind. Earns 1/2 star for having 'No More Lonely Nights', probably Paul's best post-1980 song.

The ego of Sir Paul McCartney presented on celluloid. The 'plot' is just an excuse to have Paul perform songs in a variety of settings. At the time he had re-acquired the rights to his Beatles back catalogue and this was his way of re-working the so... (read more) The ego of Sir Paul McCartney presented on celluloid. The 'plot' is just an excuse to have Paul perform songs in a variety of settings. At the time he had re-acquired the rights to his Beatles back catalogue and this was his way of re-working the songs into a new production. It's a REALLY bad film and i love it! It also turned me onto the music of Sir Paul,( who looks stoned throughout). He must have been on the wacky-baccy when he thought up this piece of crappola. Look out for the cameo from English wrestler Giant Haystacks, of all people!

Ok this film is pretty awful (not as bad as Magical Mystery Tour) but it gets three* ... well because of Macca, that's why! Bluuddy Great Lads - Lay It On'em!

As far as the storyline goes, well, it's no "Help." But come on, who is watching a Paul McCartney movie for the story. You watch it for the music, and there is some pretty good music on here, including many Beatles covers (with Ringo playing along as... (read more) As far as the storyline goes, well, it's no "Help." But come on, who is watching a Paul McCartney movie for the story. You watch it for the music, and there is some pretty good music on here, including many Beatles covers (with Ringo playing along as well).

A vanity project with silly so-called plot. Good music doesn't salvage this mess of a movie.A big snooze.

Heinous, absolutely heinous. I knew it was going to be bad, but man. The continuity is non-existent. You never know what's happening. Some good Paul songs in there though.

Great for Beatle/Paul fans or people who just enjoy random (or somewhat trippy) movies! Not a movie for people who like plot... But it's just so great! I love the end... and his car....

Ralph Richardson's final screen appearence, probably the only one by Giant Haystacks. A truly, truly dreadful film.