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Review: Danny Boyles Trainspotting is a film where everything goes the right way. Few movies theme lucky to be at the right time and the right place and take the world by storm as Trainspotting done, but the final proof of the size of the movies that I watched it alone or with a large group of people, in 2008 or 1996 has the same effect of absolute power. This film is nothing less than what is one of the most effective and perfect works of art ever committed to celluloid.The film follows the lives of a group of drug attics in Scotland late 1980s, but was designed less a conventional narrative and more like a series of vignettes related characters and set to a soundtrack of Dazzling movies (The fact that I mentioned scenes are set to the soundtrack is a proof of its importance in this film). Almost every scene is as strong as the other three assemblies specifically possibly definitive examples of how this movie unforgettable culture montage.Pop Trainspotting was good, remembering how it was unique and a great movie, especially in the United Kingdom. I certainly do not agree with this consensus, but I feel the film was hurt by learning, even television shows like Family Guy parody of scenes from famous (and worst) films. This does not mean that the popularity of the film was hurt, but did not feel as fresh and original today as people did in 1996 is a difficult thing Films reputation suffers more, however, with a significantly large number of people who claimed that the film supports and promotes the use of drugs. I have to ask, and forgive my rudeness, how stupid can you be? But addicts in this film are not vilified, but they always show the brutally realistic and indescribably tragic context, and not just because the film out of their way to emotionally manipulate their characters do not completely hate meaning that promotes drugs, it means that your I know the movie is careful enough not to become dull, melodramatic Hollywood product. The quality is phenomenal, the music is great, the movie is pitch perfect example of streamlining ediçãoe brilliant use of montage, and his script is one of the best ever written alternately hilarious, horrible, tragic, and enjoy a rare level of depth and resonance. British classic Trainspotting is what is recognized as a British classic is what it is. 10/10 |
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