Movie made of and starring fanboys with a bit of clumsy editing. Still, Lemmy is such an interesting character that the movie is watchable.

It's not particuarly insightful, and listening to and hour and half of "Lemmy is fucking awesome" and "Lemmy is fucking amazing" on a loop is more than a touch repetative! Nor is it a stand-out piece of documentary film making. That said Lemmy rocks, and there is something about him that makes this film just so watchable and compelling at times. It really could have been a lot better by being more exploratory and deeper, but it's still a fine ride.

Maybe only for fans and people who think they could be fans, but it's fun hanging out with Lemmy, his friends and his well-wishers for a couple hours.

I would like to see a real documentyry instead of this two hour long commercial. 'Cause Lemmy is cool character I can give 50 points but there's no points for the movie.

Lemmy is a legend. It is not a documentary for not fans, but you know, if you like good and old rock'n roll, definitely worth a look.

This one was really hard to rate since I love Motorhead and all the objections I might have had about the quality, rythm or well, let's face it, bias of this movie were simply blown away when they've started playing We are the road crew, and again when they played Overkill. Besides, Lemmy is one of, say, five most influential figures in Metal and deserves his own documentary.

Not a particularly well-edited or insightful doc, but it's Lemmy, so it still rules.

How did I not know Lemmy was in Hawkwind? How embarrassing! Movie's pretty decent. S'basically 2 hours of people worshipping Lemmy, but hey, it's Lemmy; he's certainly an interesting character.

Quite a good movie considering it mainly consists of talking heads nerdgasming over Mister Kilmisters personality, which would still qualify for a high score - even if it only consisted of one shot focusing on his perineum (you know - the fleshy part between the testicles and the rectum... Yes, I googled it). THE ACE OF SPADES!!!

The legend that is Lemmy, a quite good docu on the front man of Motorhead and godfathers of heavy metal.