Trainspotting comment

My comment on the first part of the film trainspotting is that it is a spectacular film with a great theme and that goes especially for us young people who are just getting to know what life really is. The history of this group of young, envelops the viewer in an interesting context of the time, where many changes are living in terms of music, fashion, the type of drug used and the model of adulthood, which them, but one never decided to take. It is a story of rebellious youth at its best, and touch even more varied topics as love (false) family, transsexuality and dirty business.One thing to watch is the script, it's not something that overflows in the drama of the topic, nor something you remove its seriousness and put it as a game, it is an inconsistent script is like a tower of pisa, although This inclined not think it falls; the script lies in an interesting black and monologues unique humor.The director plays with the chronological order of the story without falling into confusion. It makes each scene one more reason to continue also seeing very dynamic using cinematic techniques. Music is definitely one of the most important factors for this to happen. Ewan McGregor stars as the main character Mark Renton, which in addition to the dialogues that take place in the film, told in first person what is happening throughout history, worth noting his incredible performance in scenes more dramatic, in which it is perceived that the actor is completely devoted to do it the more real and believable as possible.In this legendary cinematic masterpiece several scenes that might seem disturbing to many present, but objectively analyzing it, is nothing more than the reality (raw} living young, even today, around the world.Learning that you can get from this film is varied, but overall it was well received by my classmates and I guess the same thing was for all other grades who saw the film thanks to the theme, the theme that handles You can Remain relevant to future generations.

In conclusion mine might say: "It's the same drug made film"

BY:CRISTIAN RODRIGUEZ OCAMPO