Marty Dibergi (seen above), a director who is not as safe in his skills as a director, led Q&A after the September 10th on "This is the Spinal Fountain 2" at the Chinese Theater in Hollywood, California (throughout the country), where Dekel and Nigel, Dekel, also attended. In an attempt to calm the nerves, Dibergi asked the band what they thought about the film, after seeing it for the first time, and that was a big mistake. David St. Habins was the first out of the gate with a hot download:

"You have to be ashamed of yourself. They say, 'I cheat me once, shame me.

Of course, Marty was a little surprised, answering: "Really? Now I feel really bad." David explained the reason for his negative perspective on the film:

"Listen, I thought we were just living our lives, we play on our gig, but you got all personal and you'll start showing us. We don't want to see each other. We're vulnerable. We don't want to be vulnerable."

Marty responded: "I'm just a documentary. Then, the bracelets came out, and Derek Smil said:

"You were a fly on the floor."

Pretty brutal. Although Derek added: "I will say this in your defense: this time you have shown us on stage." However, Nigel, Known for his modified amplifiersHe collected that thread and joined the criticism:

"In your defense, I would say ... Nothing. Look, you have to be a professional, but he was always so confused. He watched when we did the movie, as if he didn't know where to go."

David retired to add: "It was little known. We tried there, and turn our lives out.

I guess there are not just some people pleasant, especially when those people are subjects of a rock -documentary movie that do not want to see themselves in contact with their feelings. He probably didn't help that the unification concert ended with Elton Johnon and the group were destroyed by a greater Stonehenge props, sending everyone to the hospital with broken limbs. But you really can't prosecute Marty Dibergi for it.

"Spinal Tap 2: The end continues" is now in the cinema.