If ever a film summed up a period of my life it's this one. 20, single, out every night, gigging, drinking - essentially being young. Then along comes Trainspotting. It's as if it were made for me.
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If ever a film summed up a period of my life it's this one. 20, single, out every night, gigging, drinking - essentially being young. Then along comes Trainspotting. It's as if it were made for me.
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4 baring their soul:
Haha when I first read the title of this post, I thought it was going to be literally how you open a movie package.
I was intrigued, yet this is still really interesting.
haha...what a riveting read that would be. Of course, you have to follow the perforated bit otherwise the whole thing is a mess.
Glad you found it interesting. Was Trainspotting a big hit overseas? It was, and still has, a massive following in the UK.
Yeah, Trainspotting is a cult classic over here.
I gotta admit, I don't understand why. I didn't think much of the movie, though I've only seen it once. I should really see it again.
Of course you know now we both agree on this very special film...This film will always have a special place with me.
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