T2 Trainspotting (2017) - Saving Spud Scene (1/10) | Movieclips

T2 Trainspotting - Saving Spud: Renton (Ewan McGregor) returns home and saves Spud (Ewen Bremner) from killing himself.
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First there was an opportunity, then there was a betrayal. Twenty years later, Mark Renton (Ewan McGregor) returns to the only place that he can ever call home. There waiting for him are old buddies Spud (Ewen Bremner), Sick Boy (Jonny Lee Miller) and Begbie (Robert Carlyle). Sorrow, loss, joy, vengeance, hatred, love, fear, regret, self-destruction and mortal danger are also all lined up and ready to welcome him.
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Cast: Ewan McGregor, Ewen Bremner
Director: Danny Boyle
Producer: Danny Boyle
Screewriter: John Hodge
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[@locastmincer]

Everyone, and I mean EVERYONE knows a guy like spud, he's not selfish, not greedy, just one unlucky bastard. I love Spud.

[@colinclark8491]

locastmincer yup

[@j.rbrooks300]

Yeah I do and a lot of people I know judge him without knowing the real him, he's a good hearted bloke who just needs a bit of luck and people in his lonely life.

[@nilesparker3543]

The world shat on Spud. In the movies and books.

[@gazclinton]

locastmincer so true mate 👍🏻

[@nosequeponer654]

Only he and Tommy. Mark and Simon weren't evil, but they were complete douchebags.

[@ollymuirs]

"I only ever made this world ugly" That line gets me every time. Such a touching scene.

[@frank-vh6ij]

@nickys34 I'd say the same for you...

[@Nicecatholicgirl]

But the fact that he said it made it less ugly. He tried to make it beautiful.

[@thatonefruitthatistasty708]

@@frank-vh6ij u sound like a right prat you😂

[@gazclinton]

Relationships can cause this its not all doom and gloom av been ther its not nice

[@bebeezra]

Anyone who has struggled with addiction, depression, suicidal ideation and letting family down can relate to Spud in this scene.

[@laynedoe3455]

I relate to Literally all of it, just lost my own brother to a heroin overdose, his funeral was yesterday.... been struggling with my own H addiction for ten years now, I'm not even 24 1/2 yet.....

[@skeletor4634]

@@laynedoe3455 Sorry for your loss. I don't know you but I hope things get better for you, just remember that life is precious. I will keep you in my prayers, keep your head up lad.

[@50centgotshot9times]

yup

[@matthewbarnes1259]

@@laynedoe3455 hey, are you still here? Get to a clinic buddy, they'll help you. I've seen many benefit from doing so despite the constant social stigma.

[@hucklebuckchuck7218]

Bro I’m spud

[@katiematkowski7478]

When he catches him... Honestly one of THE MOST understimated moments in movie history. I cried the first time and have had goosebumps since.

[@koookeee]

The whole sequence is noting short but masterpiece. The build-up. The metaphorical chair falling from the rooftop. The catch. And then reality kicks in, with all the vomit, choking and swearing. Spud’s desperate whelp when he realizes he has failed again. I used to work as a paramedic, but I had to stop when I couldn’t see through the tears any more.

[@freddiemeyer4563]

same , totally agree its very touching scene i also cried in the cinema

[@friendlyenemy2314]

Very well shot scene, the proverbial display of a caring friend’s last minute rescue of a man about to die

[@Slinkymadinky1]

@@koookeee Aww. That’s totally understandable. I’d be the same. 😔

[@yuyeron]

One of my best friends killed himself and I wonder what if I could be more aware to prevent that. The catching scene hits me like a bullet🥲

[@mattemery4081]

When you really think about it its amazing that Danny Boyle was able to make Renton so likable. He is single handedly responsible for alot of the bad things that happened to his friends.

[@victorm152]

I see this sequel as Mark going back and facing his demons, with Sickboy and Spud doing the same. Even Begbie has a scene where he reconciles with his son and tells him how proud he is of him. "The old wino was my father...this old fool is yours."

[@davidfischer1971]

the only thing he did was stealing their money, which means he steals every one 4000. i always found it funny how they think such a rather small amount of money could have changed their lives forever. that only would have been enough for some months for food and then be gone. they can blame him for the steal, but not for ruining their lives. begbie and sickboy would have failed anyway

[@MrRandomerz]

They also coerced Renton into paying 2 grand for a heroin deal he wanted no part on, no ones innocent in the first movie.

[@jagzin6147]

Renton is far less likeable in the book for sure

[@Dynamic3DLtd]

I disagree somewhat. Begbie choose to go nuts at the end and attack the police (TS1) with a knife, but he was already on the run for armed robbery which had nowt to do with mark. Sickboy actually said in the pub (where begbie cut spuds hand in TS1) he would have done it when he returned from the bathroom. There was a moment of truth in what he said "Why not, I know I would have". Don't forget, rentboy was doing well in London and had already made the escape from Scotland and his troublesome friends, it was Begbie who invaded his life and dragged him back up North. They also stole from his apartment, read his bank statements and TV. They were leaches. So in a way, Renton was some what justified because as long as he was around his friends, his life was going nowhere. It was a dirty thing to do though. As for Spud, well, spud was a nice kid who never had any direction and mark left him money. To which spud resented him for as he was a junky, but if mark had not left anything, I make a million dollar bet spud would have become what he was and would have been angry cos of the money. Would have said that money could have changed his life for the better. Its a very complex situation. Ultimately they were all wasters, but Renton was the one who showed the initiative to change his life twice in that film WITHOUT the need or company of his friends. Who cares, you can read it anyway you want, we can all agree its an amazing little franchise we're blessed to have. P.S Don't forget, mark was clean in London, it was his friends who turned him back into a Junkie too and he never asked for them back in his life. They invaded his when he did it the right way.

[@SairajRKamath]

What a way to turn the ending of the first film on its head. Spud getting his share of the money was framed as a good thing 20 years ago, but when you really think about it, giving drug addicts loads of money is one of the worst things you can do to them.

[@petermgruhn]

Because a briefly flush junkie is so much worse than a skint junkie.

[@Tweej]

This time he knows what to do with it, give it to the good of son and his sons mother and write the book to try and give himself the new life. It's the foresight that an addict doesn't have... You don't think about tomorrow.

[@dannytheman1313]

Danny Boyle one second he's poetic and touching and the next someone is vomiting on themselves.

[@RadagonTheRed]

dannytheman1313 He’s real. He captures that gritty hard reality but shows us the light shining through.

[@trevscribbles]

Don't forget Irvine Welsh, or John Hodge who adapted it to a screenplay.

[@iainbagnall4825]

aye well just console yerself pal its just campbells lentil soup

[@dentistjohn3223]

@@RadagonTheRed sort of like the scene in Slumdog Millionaire when an unnamed character gets shot at the same time as the camera cuts to another unnamed character winning something

[@endormimi5261]

“You are so beautiful. The most beautiful in the world. And I only made this world ugly.” - the most heartbreakingly relatable line of any film ever. It hits me deep in my soul every time

[@argentorangeok6224]

I always wanted to give Spud a big hug and tell him everything would be okay. And then get him into a healthy place and way of things.

[@teetywoo3156]

That's nice :3

[@tiograb]

That's nice of you, but you need to understand how difficult it is to help an addict

[@brokeasdope]

@@tiograb not nearly as difficult as being an addict.

[@benragaberplym]

Very idealistic but unfortunately the reality of addiction to heroine is much darker. Have you seen the first one? If someone is on heroine, you won't be the first person who has tried to "save" them and so what makes you think that you will succeed where others have failed? Don't get me wrong, that's no reason not to try, but sometimes it is literally an impossible task.

[@JJMcJJ]

You don’t have to be a heroin addict to feel this way, and all the hugs and holidays in the world won’t quieten the daily voice that tells you the world would be a better place if you weren’t in it. Still, if there’s even the slightest chance it might help someone, then you might as well try.

[@buttercup141312]

I always get goosebumps when he catches him. What a film...

[@HawkeyeNation19]

Both of the Trainspotting films were great with the editing style and music choice in specific scenes. Danny Boyle knows how to hit all the emotions and feelings and whatnot lol.

[@buttercup141312]

HawkeyeNation19 Definitely! The movies really changed my life. There’s a certain feel that the give me individually. And every time I rewatch them, I pick up something new- a new moral or symbolism or metaphors.

[@blakehawes8327]

Jhania Smith I have to admit. I always feel like I’m the only person that gets hit with those emotions when I watch movies, and these movies specifically. I can’t help but feel like they’re crafted for me. It’s so powerful. It’s really wonderful hearing that other people felt those emotions too.

[@fightermma]

@@buttercup141312 Where are you from? There something about you that's endearing that I just can't quite put my finger on.

[@richardgadberry8398]

"I am not your failure, Renton. You didn't kill Spud, I did."

[@vihandesilva]

"Then my friend is truly dead. Goodbye, H."

[@luiscohle1994]

😂😂

[@edwardcatt2399]

Christ, that Renton *just* catches the closing door on the way in as that tenant exits, before it's locked shut...

[@CristiNeagu]

And he also was doing cardio, without which he might have been too slow to walk up 13 floors.

[@geoffreycasey875]

You do know it's a movie?

[@mjbdvp]

To start with I wasn’t that impressed with T2, but when you scratch beneath the surface it really is a great film..SO good to have them all back!! 👍🏻👍🏻

[@DavidRamos-sr8cx]

That was the lord opening the door for him.

[@kierancaldwell3442]

@@geoffreycasey875 you sound fun

[@DoodleNoodle26]

I swear this scene foreshadows spud's writing talent cause man did his suicide letter leave me absolutely misty eyed

[@Timekeeper1200]

Spud is the most genuine character it trainspotting. His story is tragic and played so well by Ewen Bremner

[@lenawagenfuehr53]

He was Renton in the stage version of Trainspotting, but for the film they went with Mcgregor. He took the Spud role and was amazing.

[@sophiethepegasus]

I have a lot of respect for how his attempt isn’t romanticised. They don’t make the same mistake of 13 Reasons Why, where it looks... appealing? It’s disgusting here!!!!

[@PlusTheSkim]

@Luke Yacono please dont compare 13 reasons why to this masterpiece

[@addiemarieruhome]

Train spotting was great at portraying Heroin with just the right balance of realism and fantasy.

[@testa5687]

Luke Yacono I guess he means the whole tape thing and the relationships between characters. But the suicide itself definitely wasn’t portrayed appealing

[@djprogramer973]

I tried looking up the damn scene but ironically I can't find any versions that don't have music playing or glamorizing the movie I swear the more I hear about companies editing movies because it was "too intense" the more obvious it's just because they don't want to be held responsible for showing how to do it. I'm not proud about saying this but I've seen plenty of cases of botched attempts so it's not like they're doing us any favors by not showing us how to do it right. Personally I like this scene because you don't just fall asleep. Your body has reflexes, you have to fight to go in peace either that or knock yourself out.

[@lukasdoofus2592]

drug use is not appealing. Maybe for the first 3 weeks. Then its 3-30 years of hell before you die,or stop and never feel happy again.

[@Komnen0s]

I thought T2 had its issues, but I really liked this whole sequence. Spud imagining himself falling off the top of the building was visually striking. It's also the only instance of "magic realism" I can think of in the entire movie, which is weird considering the first film was big on that sort of thing (IE, Renton going down the toilet, Renton sinking into the carpet after ODing, etc). I would have appreciated more of the original's fantastical edge even if I still enjoyed the sequel on the whole.

[@catrinlatino5294]

Both shadow sequences The one with Renton and his father on the table And the one with spud struggling with the addiction in a montage during the choose life sequence

[@conradrayner6317]

What did you think were its issues out of interest?

[@johanstone]

When Renton and Sick boy take cocaine the whole house becomes a football stadium, it even rains inside.

[@johanstone]

And In the ending Renton s room becomes infinit

[@michaelm3033]

i always had a soft spot for spud

[@TheJayLordx]

One of the few long awaited sequels that is just as good as the first. In my opinion T2 is even better; the acting, the writing, everything is phenomenal.

[@cheapseats12]

Definitely. T2 is like a masterclass in filmmaking, writing, and acting. Its that well done.

[@olympicjbrag5913]

It really was a tough act to follow T1....and upon first view I still preferred T1...but watching it again a second and third time...honestly T2 is better for me personally....and that's hard to admit cos whenever someone asks whats your favorite movie...my default answer is T1...

[@OKULTRACOMEDY]

@@olympicjbrag5913 I felt the same way when I first saw T2, but a few rewatches later and it's truly a worthy follow up. As I've gotten a little older, I far prefer T2 now.

[@observantgeezer3292]

0:46 You see just how close he was.

[@wezntoplex8415]

Damn, I think I found a hidden meaning in this scene. When Renton breaks off the cardboard from the door, he opens the "window in the old days" and returns to his friends and the old way of life...

[@raimundore66]

Absolutely right!

[@jimmy2k4o]

Yeah am sure in Amsterdam he didn’t need to break into a lot of high rise flats to stop his mates suicide………. Without hesitation he’s was back at it. Makes me think he never changed and was always a Edinburg boy living in Amsterdam .

[@alexwoodhouse5580]

anyone else notice spud lives on an unlucky floor?

[@golgariplague4746]

Alex Woodhouse in japan the unlucky number is number 4 because 4 in japanese sounds like Death and some japanese buildings don't have the 4th floor listed on it, they jump straight from 3rd to 5th floor.

[@shunkela]

Maybe this was implied but in America (and maybe the UK too) some buildings skip the 13th floor, just like floor 4 in Japan. Is the number 4 bad luck in China too? I think I've heard of them sometimes skipping the 4th floor too.

[@dylankane9709]

Golgari Plague this ain’t Japan

[@DaveDexterMusic]

every single person watching

[@MrOmareffendy]

@@golgariplague4746 interesting...in Italy is the 17 ( XVII in Latin numbers, V I X I means no longer alive)

[@HiveMistress]

I love that this scene is totally gross then sad. No sugarcoating Spud's depression.

[@JohnCarloRuiz]

This made me cry and vomit at the same time

[@bipolarchick8011]

Lmfao

[@Andy-es2lh]

If it helps, Spud did

[@gronkmusic7973]

This is one of the most moving scenes in any movie that's come out in years. The film overall has its problems but this sequence is magnificent.

[@Slinkymadinky1]

It’s honestly one of the most beautiful cinematic scenes.

[@969dramstik]

YOU RUINED MY LIFE...AND NOW YOU'RE RUINING MY DEATH xDDD

[@dylankane9709]

LMFAOOOO

[@christhecowboy1999]

not funny but ok

[@969dramstik]

@@christhecowboy1999 hey i posted this 2 years ago k? Dont judge me hdkdkskfnd

[@shutupdumbdog827]

@@969dramstik i am judging.

[@Nicecatholicgirl]

The Scottish speech makes everything beautiful.

[@weedyp]

Excellent story telling. I loved the first film. Even had it on video in the 90's. My life has been very similar to the lives led by the characters in Trainspotting. In more ways than I'd care to write about on KZbin but for some reason I really didn't fancy watching T2. I couldn't see how Danny Boyle could expand on the first film and so have never taken the time to watch it. But how wrong was I? For me it's an absolutely fantastic sequel with some real tear jerking moments. Love it as much as I did the original.

[@RadagonTheRed]

I found this so hard to watch. What was it Mark says in T1 “They reminded me so much of myself it was sickening”.

[@jamesanthony4946]

That part at the end of the 1st movie where he leaves him the money has always been a sad irony, of course, that wasn't going to help him realistically, however, the genuine thought of his friend was real.

[@addiemarieruhome]

Train spotting was spot on with portraying Heroin Addiction with realism, but also little bits of fantasy just like how a junky goes through life

[@anthonykennedy8043]

Without a doubt in both the novels and movies Spud is one of the only morally redeemable characters and Tommy.

[@Briselance]

Rent Boy changed his ways early on too.

[@TheColorHopeIsBlue]

Good heavens I was NOT ready for the vomit in the exit bag. Imagine if he did succeed in his attempt-they’d probably find his body like that, decomposing and covered in vomit. Eeeuughhh. This is why I will never go into police work. I don’t think I could handle finding something so horrific.

[@Sam-Lawry]

I did the 'same' with a friend who tried suicide after a bad love story,he took alcool,aspirin,drugs and cut his arms..I was cover of blood. He's now lawyer. I will ask him a better price if I needed. Save people...people change...save yourself. Choose life..it's nothing left.

[@metaldigger]

I wish it's easy Sam. It's actually becomes easy to switch the light off

[@Sam-Lawry]

@@metaldigger with a gun or others method yes. The men have more direct 'succesfull' suicide than women. But sometime you need to be really really close to death,near the no return into flesh,just to feel the living instinct,the power of life. It's a strange feeling,after that it's like a 'reborn'. A metaphysic introspective experience if you know some people who did it volontary or by accident.

[@danielokoro38]

@@Sam-Lawry take DMT. Does the trick just fine

[@marcusrea5694]

The music and editing.. well done

[@0mnicide]

I really want the instrumental version of this music The song is “Eventually But” by Underworld if anyone was wondering.

[@mistsu1171]

thanks

[@MrVidalderis]

Thank you so much... this song is wonderful

[@raimundore66]

Thanks!!

[@dansdailyvideos7]

In my top 5 films both the trainspotting films are. In this scene, the way spud falls backwards off the roof and Renton catches him at the bottom. A true masterpiece, class acting, and a good insight to how those living with addictions live day to day.

[@dannythomas417]

Ewen Bremner is such an underrated actor. Should’ve won a BAFTA for this scene alone.

[@John-us2ns]

The music & when he metaphorically falls off the roof. Chills. This was a perfect sequel, even with its quirks.

[@vinto34]

Great idea having the lift numbers on the side of the building as renton goes up to spud's flat.

[@maciejgach7]

I love that scene. I love nearly every scene in Trainspotting and T2

[@CreosoteTv]

1:53 such a beautiful shot

[@07tillinfinity]

I think All of us have have a Friend like spud And it’s for this reason we love spud

[@markshaggy7914]

This scene made me cry... not afraid to admit it... Just magnificent when he catches spud just as he’s about to hit the ground...

[@0mnicide]

One of, if not the best sequel in a long time.

[@markshaggy7914]

Apotheosis - I need to see the entire thing.. I’ve just watched snippets on you tube, which isn’t really the way I should have gone about it.

[@antpat]

2:01 Unique submission to the collection of rebirth metaphor

[@richarddamzen8473]

Anthony yes, I noticed this too.

[@bestfilmclips9064]

my friend almost OD like this once he was mad i saved him but later thank the hell out of me.. love goes along way!

[@amysmileyreid95]

Spud was such a gentle soul. He would never hurt anyone, not even if he wanted to.

[@terrordarky]

well, other than begbie when he smacked him with that toilet

[@zainjafri2017]

This scene is one of the many proofs of why cinema is the greatest form of art.

[@DanNewton-q9e]

One of the best sequels ever.

[@Saltysaltire97]

I didn't notice Spud lives on the 13th floor of the High flats. Unlucky number, unlucky man.

[@bytesize8385]

As some one who has attempted suicide in the past. This scene really hits close home to me.

[@eduardopereyra2201]

thanks a lot amigo

[@geoffedwards-tb4kp]

It's a new born bouncy baby spud! !!Can speak.

[@izoyt]

this scene is masterpiece, lol.

[@janneturpeinen3027]

Spud looks so old

[@colinjava8447]

That's cause of the heroin, and the lack of nutrition that comes with it.

[@galagalaxia6286]

of course , because its 20 years later....

[@alucardvekkia3966]

1:53 simply beautiful... Its honestly rare for movies to show such tenderness and affection in straight male friendships, and they succeeded with that short and abstract shot

[@Dynamic3DLtd]

Great film, the perfect good bye to one of my fave movies of all time.

[@jimmy2k4o]

Hasn’t seen spud in 20 years. Dunno if he’s opening a door to a friend or enemy. He doesn’t know who spud is now……………… But one look at him in distress and without a seconds hesitation Renton (Jedi morality and reflexes) breaks through the door and saves his mate………. Ripping open the bag getting sick all over him. Renton doesn’t care, doesn’t slow down. Doesn’t treat spud like as little as 24 hours have passed, never mind 20 years. Once a mate, always a mate. Every suicidal one of us no matter how hopeless and worthless we might feel. the idea that at the moment of truth an old but close friend randomly appears after 20 Years kicks in your door and saves your life……. Imagine deep down that what the suicidal guy is praying for, somebody to stop him and convince him he’s not worthless, he doesn’t make the world ugly (not like Simon or begbie) Then that mate takes you on a run (admittedly I’d rather have does that run up that hill) But Renton does it to tell spud, you’ll always be an addict! So be addicted to something else! Which as an addict myself I found as really exciting advice, as if it’s the first advice I heard that actually sound like it could work. And Spud became a writer as his addiction, and the oboe suggest he’s pretty good at it, maybe even good enough to build himself a new life. Since spud is the avatar for Irvine Welsh in this movies

[@olympicjbrag5913]

I love Spud and Mark. They're like old friends I haven't seen in 20 years.

[@sentionaut6270]

i loved trainspotting because i was a junkie. did h for 10 years. now i love trainspotting 2 because its like a movie for those of us who made it out and grew up. the movies are so different and they both speak to different parts of me.

[@pab1381]

I love how Danny Boyle does these scenes. Like showing him falling off the building into Rentons arms when he saved him.

[@bradydavis5791]

Bright side: At leaat he didn't pass out vomiting. Then he'd have to give CPR.

[@Kelly14UK]

Bleeeeurrrgh at THAT thought

[@nrlfantasyenthusiest7594]

Absolutely great acting incredible screen work the dialogue is hilarious it's a great mix between sad funny and disgusting t2 and the original trainspotting are to phenomenal films :)

[@agent_soshi]

I love the feeling of falling

[@ianward7376]

He didn't have to twist your arm to get involved in the deal, he even tried to discourage Spud from having anything to do with it.

[@ti4383]

OMG WHAT I DIDNT KNOW THERE WAS 2ND ONE OMG.

[@GroundhogDayisAWESOME]

REVOLTING yet still funny & touching xD

[@haoanh4720]

My dad was very much like spud, he had a lot of bad luck in his life and he turned to drugs when he was very young, he tried to quit but unfortunately he couldn't. So he felt very disappointed in himself and turned to his last dose of drugs and ended his life when I was three years old.

[@markcooney1935]

edinbrughs darker side now Dundee has taken that title junky city

[@jonnyh9623]

Anyone find that the freezing of certain frames during various points of the film so powerful? Like - 2:32? Danny Boyle is an incredible director

[@JTidiotboy]

The part during the ending when it freezes on Renton and Simon as kids always gets me

[@jonnyh9623]

@@JTidiotboy in so many ways, I think the second film is better than the 1st.....but then the two are perfect

[@jonnyh9623]

These are absolute masterpieces in their own right

[@evanhayes5891]

You sure a frame was frozen there?

[@jonnyh9623]

@evanhayes5891 yes you're right. Was no freeze frame there. I believe it's at 0:41 seconds in?

[@demetriospappas1112]

Such a sad but great sequel

[@timbyles4124]

Wow, that’s deep. I’ll have to watch the whole film now...

[@tutor39]

Man If he didn't catch that door..

[@yeah_dude03]

"**Still am*""and and walk away at the end is so funny

[@m.w.4508]

0:45 where Renton *just* catches the door to the block of flats before it closes. Spud wouldn't have wanted/been able to buzz him in if he'd had to wait. Fate alone brought him to Spud.

[@mosspally6995]

One reason I sometimes don’t like the sequel is because I don’t want to think Spud stayed a junkie. I wanted to keep thinking him winning at the end of the first film.

[@Kelly14UK]

Same. And yeah. I hoped, back in the day, he'd use the 4,000 wisely.

[@mosspally6995]

Kelly14UK aye. Like, he’s the best character in the film. Best actor which is amazing considering the talent. But I wish they’d still had him as broken,, say by bereavement or loss of work. Staying addicted for 20 years seems worse somehow.

[@williehopscotch]

True, but it's totally realistic that a junkie would blow the money on more dope. It's considerably less realistic that he'd still be alive twenty years later without getting clean though...

[@jsward96]

If it's any consolation, the ending of T2 does imply that he goes on the write and publish the novel Trainspotting... which in our world was a notable success.

[@mosspally6995]

J.S. Ward aye. Which is lovely at least.

[@t.d.m3180]

Ewen Bremner earned 96 million pounds in a year following his incredible acting ability. He is a pure genius in engaging an audience. Worth every penny

[@dcul8812]

T.D.M he’s worth 5 mill. Where did you get your info?

[@Jerry-f9b]

From teary eyed to fuhhhh when he throws up.

[@latinlobster]

He lived on the 13th floor. Nothing but bad luck for Spud.

[@RossIrving-yb3mf]

Spuds suicide note is so sad. Beautiful words that really represent what reading one feels like

[@mapdout7258]

The tragedy of addiction when even your love for them can't pull you out of the death roll

[@Pedro-ux2de]

Stop It, i Lost the love of my life

[@S1LVAW0LF]

Whats this song called, cause it adds to atmosphere of the scen so much. Beautful scene, i nees to watch both these films. Ove only seen the youtube clips.

[@scotsims3452]

Just after this film my relationship brokedown left me feeling this way that Christmas I bought the soundtrack to the film on vinal along with other records I got for my son the first thing my son put on his nice new turntable was T2 the first track on that side well it caught me right off guard and also my X were still apart but am still here

[@wheelsoffortune6358]

I laughed way too hard when he voimtted 😂

[@fernandovargasmejia8512]

This movie almost feels like it's not real. Like it's some dream I had.

[@brunoalbano616]

One step at a time, mate, just one simple step.

[@igorbojanic6119]

in t1 and t2 they all shot up in left hand ,exepct one scene when allison shot up swaney i a groin.....u cant always shot up in the same place

[@rhysobrien2439]

Igor Bojanic yes you can. I was a junkie for years and always spiked the same spot on my right forearm. I just got lucky with my veins. I knew plenty who had to shoot into their groin like Swanney. Some people can go in the same vein for years without a problem. Other people’s veins collapse in no time. It all depends.

[@bradz2828]

That Scene Is Filmed In Craigmillar

[@redeyedbandit1251]

I remember showing my mom the first Trainspotting movie and she got really grossed out with the Sheet scene. I tried showing her this movie when it came out, she left the room and refused to watch the rest of it when it came to the puke scene here. 😂😂😂

[@elduceallin5693]

Renton was guilty for tommys death, but he saves spud’s life

[@johnnymaximum3828]

"thats hardly a substitute"

[@colinjava8447]

No he wasn't. If you give someone a cake and they go on to gaining 400 lbs and dying from obesity then it's not your fault. Mark may have been a contributing factor but you can't blame him for it.

[@elduceallin5693]

@@colinjava8447 ... cake and heroin are not the same thing ... what a jerk

[@colinjava8447]

@@elduceallin5693 They can both be put into the body for pleasurable effect and both lead to death, so the analogy remains valid.

[@danielbrown1724]

Omg that vomit scene, intense

[@shioncherry]

I don't know why, but this remind me the most lonely gmod map

[@Espressoqueen9894]

Strangely both of these movies made me die laughing when i felt so low man i love this movie series 😂 spud was so unrated good heart great writer

[@thomazgaminghd7596]

Felt so sorry seeing him in the second film

[@weirdshibainu]

Spud cant get a break even when he tries suicide

[@elievans671]

as a scot, the subtitles to this are pretty funny... *after the bag is off

[@mulligan717]

Well....Another happy landing!

[@charliebeanbag8003]

What a great film!

[@Jack-hb4dm]

This scene is the scene that justifies the creation of this movie, and is the more than good enough reason too look past the movies flaws so you can understand what it's trying to say. The ending of the first movie gave a false impression that things were on the up, and maybe they were for Renton, and Sick Boy was gonna be okay. Begbie was going to jail but he deserved it 100%. But Spud finding that 4k in his locker might've seemed like a good thing for a character that we all cared for, but this scene finally tells the audience that Spud wasn't gonna be okay, and that's something that isn't necessarily obvious for someone who hasn't been a smack head themselves as 4k was an amount I could've easily blown in 6 weeks or less if I had it laying around when I was smoking heroin. And I was only smoking, Spuds character was shooting up

[@vksasdgaming9472]

Of course how Spud would have just blown that money on smack is true, but he in a sense did not deserve to be betrayed like that and Renton knew it.

[@thelewis2898]

Such a perfect scene.

[@c17sam90]

It’s criminal Bremer wasn’t BAFTA nominated for this film. I know he won the Scottish one but he should have been nominated for the UK one