Paul McCartney: Man on the Run

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mareschael T @Marsha948 5d This seemed to be nothing more than an attempt to change the impression of Lennon, and the public’s growing dislike of him! There was nothing about Cynthia or Julian, but a lot of Sean! When Paul released Ram, I remember John’s photo of him holding a pigs ears in the same fashion as Paul! This is typical of Paul worrying about the impression people may have and he’s aware that John has lost respect from a lot of people. It won’t work! This, I found to be a cheap attempt to erase Julian and John’s early life, and acting like it was only Yoko and John! It wasn’t and you can’t write your own history, my darling! I hope others see this and understand what he’s trying to do! Oh yes, Paul was also the executive producer! That helps to purchase the changes you’re trying to make! See more Pain D @TheDuderama Mar 17 If you're not a McCartney fan, this will clearly not change your mind. If you are, what the $#@! is wrong with you? This 'documentary' (actually, it's a vanity piece. He's just so wonderful and regular a guy in it, everything is just so awesome and down to earth and .... wait, I think I just threw up a little in my mouth) runs about 3 times longer than it should, dragging out some of his worst 'music' while we learn about the disaster that was Wings but instead described in glowing terms. Never mind any bandmates that joined him were never given a moments consideration for writing a song, never mind they weren't paid a living wage to 'experience the wonderful family life' of this guy and his tone-deaf wife (God rest her soul). Tedious beyond belief, this thing will not make anyone a fan of this musician, who would have done best in writing ad jingles. At least, that's what this thing seems to suggest. See more Stephen C @bob25009 Mar 16 Real footage in 2 hours and 7 minutes. Rated R for Language. See more Leprechaun K @LeprechaunKing Mar 12 It is ok, not great. There is ample material to cover but it never really takes off. A lost opportunity. See more Hiroko W @eichi Mar 9 It's true that we didn't discover much that was new (which is to be expected, since it's Paul McCartney), but for those of us who didn't know him in real time, it made us realize once again how cool Paul was back then( at the time, it was considered uncool,.) See more Michael Shane B @KVD1969 Mar 9 Following the bitter 1970 breakup of The Beatles, Paul McCartney retreats to a remote Scottish farm to confront a personal and professional identity crisis. With the support of his wife Linda, he forms the band Wings, navigating public ridicule and creative self-doubt while attempting to build a family-oriented musical legacy from scratch. Through rare archival footage and intimate narration, the film chronicles his decade-long transformation from an "ex-Beatle" into a solo icon, culminating in the massive success of the mid-1970s. See more Read all reviews

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