Spinal Tap II: The End Continues

2025

Action / Comedy / Music

8
Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Certified Fresh 65% · 139 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Upright 89% · 250 ratings
IMDb Rating 6.4/10 10 7955 8K

satire sequel mockumentary reunion rock band estranged

Director

Rob Reiner Photo
Rob Reiner

Top cast

Ahmir-Khalib Thompson Photo
Ahmir-Khalib Thompson as Questlove
Justin Miles Photo
Justin Miles as Tap Fan #2
Kerry Godliman Photo
Kerry Godliman as Hope Faith
Brad Williams Photo
Brad Williams as Daniel the Druid
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English 5.1
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23.976 fps
1 hr 23 min
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23.976 fps
1 hr 23 min
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English 5.1
R
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23.976 fps
1 hr 23 min
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by trondrew 7 / 10

Like seeing your cool old uncle and his friends.

If the original went to 11, this one goes to about 7.It's probably difficult attempting to return to the format you created (and hundreds of others hhave been influenced by) and expecting as good as return as the original.It's not laugh out loud funny very often, but it's an enjoyable watch. Like hanging out with your cool uncle who's a bit slower, and isn't as invested as he used to be.Still, I could watch Marty interview Nigel for three more hours.
Reviewed by steviegjd 7 / 10

Not a good as the first, but still very funny

I loved the first movie, which came out when I was 19 or 20. Some of the guys I saw the movie with didn't even realize it was a mockumentary, which was funny by itself. The first film I saw in this genre was The Rutles: All You Need is Cash, which was on TV. That was funny too. But Spinal Tap seemed to open a door for the genre, spawning many films and inspiring many TV shows. Seeing the guys 40 years later (for both them and me) was a pleasure.Like the first one, it feels very improvised It has a loose structure, but iys mostly improv. Professional drummers have fun cameos. Two music icons have great scenes. It's a lot of fun.I laughed out loud several times, as did the only other person in the theater I saw it in. Not as many laughs as the first, and no iconic lines like "this one goes to 11". But laughing out loud is a pleasure, and so was this film.
Reviewed by trevorwomble 7 / 10

The boys are back in town!

This film is a logical sequel to the 1984 classic, catching up with the band 41 years later during a one off reunion gig.Whilst it falls a little short of the absurdity and satire of it's famous predecessor it's still very funny with Paul McCartney and Elton John both game to send themselves up too. It lacks the freshness and set pieces of the original but the dialogue still crackles and is where most of the belly laughs are located.Personally I really enjoyed it although I noticed several scenes in the trailer did not make the final cut (and will probably be included on the dvd release). And although the main cast has obviously aged, Rob Reiner's Martin DiBergi curiously looks pretty much as he did back in 1984 (including the same hat!). And considering the songs the band sings are deliberately twee or pompous and hilarious, they are so well performed you just get caught up in the whole thing.A worthy sequel to a stone cold classic that made the audience laugh out loud at least every two minutes (which is more than the Naked Gun reboot did) and is probably best enjoyed on the big screen.
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