This is a genuinely good continuation! *T2 Trainspotting* delivered precisely what I anticipated, and pleasantly, that’s also exactly what I hoped for. I considered it excellent! As I noted in my thoughts on the first film, I didn't connect with the characters—and that remains true for that movie. However, this installment does a remarkable job of getting you invested in the core group; well, excluding Franco, whi…

My feelings might be swayed because I loved the original *Trainspotting* movie and also found its book to be a standout, even if it was sometimes difficult. I’m going to try not to reveal anything about what happens, since doing so could spoil some of the humor for people who haven't seen it yet. Please forgive my lack of specifics; I think you might understand why withholding details is important once you’ve watc…

The initial movie was enjoyable, but I initially felt a sequel wasn't needed. However, I learned that it’s actually based on the second book in the series that inspired the first film, which explained its existence. Releasing it two decades later certainly didn’t help, and while some fans appreciated it, the film performed poorly at the box office—a reaction I shared. The plot itself wasn't appealing; it felt like…