What Spinal Tap is really thinking of completing their documentary films

Marti Derberg (seen above), a director who does not go beyond everything that groaning in his skills as a director, led a question and answer after a show on September 10, “This Spinal Tap 2” in the Chinese theater in Hollywood, California (which was broadcast throughout the country) where Nigel, David, David and David attended. In an attempt to calm his nerves, Dibergi asked the band about what they thought about in the movie, after I just saw it for the first time, and that was a big mistake. David Saint Hopens was the first of the gate with hot taking:

“You must be ashamed of yourself. They say,” deceive me once, shame on you. It deceives me twice, shame on you again, because you did the same thing that you did before. “

Of course, Marti was somewhat surprised, “really? Now I feel bad.” David explained the reason for his negative perspective in the movie:

“Listen, I thought we were only living our lives, playing it, but you got everything, and you started to show us. We don’t want to see like this. We are weak. We do not want to be at risk.”

Marti replied, “I am just a documentary film director. I am a fly on the wall. I only put the camera where you comrades, and that’s what happened. I do not control what is happening. O comrades do that.” This is when the gloves came out a little, and Derek Smalls said:

“I was a fly on the ground.”

Very brutal. Although Derek added, “I will say this in your defense: I have made it clear to us our arrival at the theater this time.” However, Nigel, It is known for its modified amperePick this topic and accumulate again on criticism:

“In your defense, I would like to say … nothing. Look, you are supposed to be a professional, but he was always very confused. He was looking at him when we were making the movie, as if he didn’t know where to go.”

David returned to the addition, “He was a bit familiar. We were doing our best, and you run our lives out. We are not all of this from inside. These days, we are not all outside.”

I think there are no people, especially when these people are the subject of rock documentary continuation and do not like to see themselves in contact with their feelings. It is possible that it is useful to end a reunification party with Elton John and the band that is crushed by a largest pillar of Stone, which all sent them to the hospital with broken ends. But you cannot blame Marti Dipgie for it.

“Spinal Tap 2: The End Consure” is now in theaters.