NONE.  

Just kidding. Actually, I liked the scene when Paul's band (which happily included Ringo for the flick) were rehearsing in that musty-looking London dock warehouse. Plus, Paul singing his remade "For No One", and the 19th century fantasy scenes. But despite these highpoints, the movie's plot is very weak, IMHO. ...looking for stolen mastertapes? gimme a break, Paulie. (but u still need the film in your post-Beatle collection--sitting right next to Candy, Magic Christian, Caveman, Concert For Bangladesh, Imagine...etc)

I've recently re-discovered this movie & quite enjoyed it.
It's not that Bad! It just wasen't thought out propley enough!
I like the Eleanor Rigby scene, i find it quite impressive & a
good piece of film making. i also love the scene where paul & his
bandmates are rehearsing No Values, Not Such a Bad Boy & So Bad.
My fav songs of the movie as well & the only new ones he did at the time.