After Checking the legendary comedy "The Naked Gun", And then finally approached to Watching the beloved music performance "The Rocky Horror Shake", It feels appropriate that the musical mockery "This is the spinal fountain" is being cleared from my list of Watchwrights for "Spinal Tap II: The end continues" that arrives later this year. My encounter with the loudest band in the UK goes to their guest appearance at the Simpsons, in which the group performs in Springfield, and Otto complains that the audience is too loud and destroys it for everyone. As it turns out, however, the spinal fountain precedes even the exit with a large screen. The band was the creation of Christopher Guest, Michael McCain, Harry Shurer and director Rob Rainer as part of a 1979 TV show.

Flash ahead for eight years, and the gang has been united to deal with one of the most sincere and most courageous investments with a big screen at the time, marking an incredibly directing debut for what will make Rainer become one of the most diverse directors, perhaps sometimes. Somehow, the man behind "Stop Me", "When Harry Meet Sally ..." and "A few Good Men" managed to discuss the songs as "Lick I Pump Pump" with a straight face. But they may find the details of the intelligence of "this is the spinal fountain" that the test of time was standing, because although there are still some well -quoted panties that last more than 40 years, the biggest advantage is the pure realism of it all.

Although there is no doubt that "this is the spinal fountain" has found an audience after the initial issue that has grown only for decades, feels less like a comedy and more like a documentary about music giants in real life. Ozzy Osbourne was stunned in the silence of first watching the film. In one packed and funny cinema, he was the only one who didn't joke while the jokes landed on everyone else, because he was too concerned with what he saw on the screen. "I was the only person who didn't laugh because he really felt like a documentary for me," he explained during the performance of the "Late evening with Conan O'Brien."

It is the perfect realism of the film that still holds, even more than jokes sprinkled around the world. Aside from Derek Smil (Harry Shuirer), removing the cucumber wrapped in tin foil from his pants as he goes through the custom, these are the debates about the right title of the album (which Metallica paid tribute even with his black album), or the band). More importantly, this comedy set in the field of reality has become a benchmark for many other ridicule to follow. "Popstar", "Borat", and maybe even the "office" should all recognize their roots in the influence of Spin Tap. This is also the reason why it is now a better time than ever to reunite the band in their upcoming sequel, which supports the talent who are dead comedians themselves.

At a time when Rock God Ozzy Osborne went to an incredibly high before his passage and the Gallager brothers left their quarrel and reformed the oasis after 16 years, the golden era of music returns when it may be necessary. Given this, it feels almost poetic that the artists behind "Sex Farm" and "Stonehenge" join the work and dive into the sub-genre of the comedy that helped build, with spare laughter magnets, who in some way or other way have the spinal fountain.

Christopher guest, Michael McCain and Harry Shurer, play their roles for the title band, along with director Rob Rainer, playing the confused fly on the Wallid, Marty Dibergi. "Spinal Tap II" will see Chris Adison joining the rock band's kingdom as part of their management team, besides Kerry Godlim, which both were briefly seen on the trailer. Although not names outside the UK do not have to be well -known, Adison starred in the political satire show "Thick of it", as well as directed by 13 episodes of "Vep", while Godlim, who appeared in "After Life", also starred in the latest ridicule of Ricky Gervais. With talent so accustomed to balance between laughter and real life and occasionally uncomfortable looking at the camera, it calms that the sequel plans to mix the old with the new as well as all good musicians. You can see what new sound is moving our way when "Spinal Tap II: The end continues" hits theaters on September 12, 2025.