Danny Boyle's sequel, arriving 20 years after his groundbreaking original, maintains an energetic visual flair, as well as confronting, rather than ignoring, the passage of time. Trainspotting exploded on the film scene with incredible electricity, pulsing music, and powerful, often harrowing visuals. Like Pulp Fiction, it felt like it could change the world. That said, striking newcomer Anjela Nedyalkova holds her own against the lads as Simon's sort-of girlfriend Veronika. Overall Good Movie.

A very different film from it's predecessor - less atmospheric and more plot-driven, but still a visual wonder-box and thoroughly entertaining, Not bound to be a cult classic like it's predecessor, but a great epilogue and companion piece, undoubtedly.

I expected a sensory overload, and I was right, but it was compelling and well done. Plenty of flashbacks, but very well tied to the current story. Overall I did enjoy this movie very much, way more than I was expecting, as I remember the first one being very overwhelming.

Very exciting film, cinematically, in that the various film expositions throughout the movie were presented in a fresh and different style. Very interesting images throughout. the acting was good, although the accents were very difficult to understand, at times it was difficult to piece together the story. thank you for the opportunity to see this film, George essayian...email is essayiangeorge@yahoo.com