It’s an interesting and noteworthy entry within its specific type of movie, and feels genuine… but I didn't find it amusing. I don’t generally care for mockumentaries, though I understand their merit if they are humorous. The story follows a British rock group called Spinal Tap as they go on tour, depicting the considerable challenges and unusual events that happen both onstage and behind the scenes. It intends to…

The iconic "Spinal Tap" are attempting to revive their career following a period of relative obscurity in America. They plan to promote their latest album and bring along a fictional fan, "Marty" (played by Rob Reiner), to create an intimate documentary showcasing the highs and lows—the good, the bad, and everything in between—of this band who represent both the positive and negative extremes of the music business, w…

I’m just wondering if others are feeling this too, or if it’s me—maybe it’s simply a matter of my dislike for all that racket.