Synopsis
Face your past. Choose your future.
After 20 years abroad, Mark Renton returns to Scotland and reunites with his old friends Sick Boy, Spud and Begbie.
2017 Directed by Danny Boyle
After 20 years abroad, Mark Renton returns to Scotland and reunites with his old friends Sick Boy, Spud and Begbie.
Ewan McGregor Jonny Lee Miller Ewen Bremner Robert Carlyle Anjela Nedyalkova Kelly Macdonald Shirley Henderson Irvine Welsh James Cosmo Eileen Nicholas Karl Argue Simon Weir Pauline Turner Scot Greenan Gordon Kennedy Steven Robertson John Kazek Bradley Welsh Katie Leung Tom Urie Amy Manson Christopher Douglas James McElvar Connor McIndoe John Bell Michael Shaw Christopher Mullen Elijah Wolf Ben Skelton Show All…
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Choose life.
Choose memories.
Choose escapism.
Choose memes of Arthur and Spongebob and Hey Arnold and anything else that briefly reminds you of sitting in front of CBBC after school with a bag of Space Raiders.
Choose 80s music and 90s kids.
Choose timehops and throwbacks.
Choose prequels, paraquels, sequels.
Choose reboots, remixes, reimagining.
Choose re-releases, resets, reunions.
Choose live-action versions.
Choose to awaken the Force.
Choose anthology stories.
Choose CGI faces of people you're pretty sure died twenty-odd years ago.
Choose playing slowed-down, soft piano versions of original John Williams scores over trailers.
Choose La La Land.
Choose Dwayne Johnson.
Choose Solo, Decker, and Indy.
Choose the Power Rangers.
Choose Batman and Superman.
Choose Spider-Man.
Choose Spider-Man.
Choose Spider-Man. …
The most remarkable thing about “T2 Trainspotting” (other than the sequel’s stupid in-joke of a title) is that all of the original film’s heroin junkie heroes are somehow still alive. It’s been 21 years since Danny Boyle first made smack look a little bit too cool, and 1996 feels several eons removed from the post-Brexit nonsense we’re dealing with now, but Scotland’s four favorite dope fiends haven’t changed nearly as much as the world around them. They’re still addicts, even if some of them have found a new drug of choice. They’re still fools, even if Boyle has made so many slick movies about the perils of romanticizing self-destruction (e.g. “A Life Less Ordinary,” “The Beach,” and “Steve Jobs”) that it’s hard to take him seriously as a voice of reason. Worst of all, they’re still a lot of fun to watch, even if they no longer have all that much on their minds.
Choose a disappointing sequel to a critically acclaimed original.
(Not the film, the review.)
its been 20 years and ewan mcgregor STILL looks like a snack and a half... not too shabby for a white man
it's not too often that one actually needs to turn on subtitles to be able to understand a film in their first language
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The most grievous sin of Danny Boyle's latest razzle-dazzle project isn't of its attempted reclamation of its predecessor's edge or the endless '20 years later' posturing or the already-crumbling basis in nostalgia, but the fact that now whenever someone mentions "T2", they can't only be discussing James Cameron's Terminator 2. Truly, even as a lukewarm appreciator of the original sensation, there's hardly anything here of note. Boyle electrifies some moments to a fever pitch but leaves a lot of it motionless, culminating in a sequel running and running and running from its former self, full of aesthetic pizzazz but never truly getting anywhere. Honestly, there's nothing I love more than watching actors in their mid-40s jump face-first into a…
fuckin love bein fae scotland nae other place in the world like it everything about the place is amazin, fae the normal cunts tea the junkies everybody knows wit a good laugh is, its just wan big coutry fulla patter
is danny boyle really trying to tell me that sick boy still bleaches his hair 20 years later???
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Really love this film, and truly think it’s stands up to the original
The scene in the right wing royalist pub is up there with best scenes of all time
It’s good... for what it is. Danny Boyle still has a knack for finding the funny side of inherently grim subject matter and the movie has enough to say to justify its own existence even if it’s not nearly as focused or poignant as the original (obviously)
A movie that asks for, nay demands, subtitles.
Probably the best possible thing you could imagine from a 21 year on sequel that has no real reason to exist. Burns out at the end but the first hour or so has real magic.
hated those freeze frames during the fight and that fucking "choose life" monologue, but other than that I thought this was a really good sequel. I thought the developments were reasonable, and I absolutely believe that Simon would still bleach his hair btw.
Excellent sequel. Stays true to the characters and there natural evolution in life.
This had such a dodgeball with Vince vaughn energy so it was interesting for the story to be about what it was. Very charming and good sequel, if a bit boomery
Not quite good as the first one and that's a thing. But you know, I've been lately find this film kind of rewatchable. I mean, there are certainly some script decisions which I don't really like, specifically the whole third act. And, you know, it's kind of a bummer.
However, I just really dig the idea of what it has to offer when it comes to the technicality and style of it all. And just ultimately the fact that this is one of those few look forward experiences, which I just hardly ever find.
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