T2 Trainspotting - Renton vs Begbie - Final Fight Scene

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The Final Fight Scene of Renton, Sickboy and Spud versus Begbie fighting into the building scene from the black comedy-drama film called "T2 TRAINSPOTTING" Directed by Danny Boyle
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[@ChiplockRock]

I seriously thought Mark was going to die there.

[@dylankane9709]

We all did lol

[@142doddy]

I thought Begby finished the job when he pulled down

[@wooderson6616]

Fernando Maverick itd be a lot cooler if he did

[@Trainspotting13]

Big change with the book if he died

[@jordansonofsimon3393]

Wooderson Ay spot on the ball jack

[@blu3j4yw4y]

The bit that always gets me is how self-aware Begbie feels in this moment. He knows what he is, and he hates himself for it. He's felt insecure and out of place ever since primary school, and the only way he knows how to cope is through violence, even as it drives everyone he cares about away, including his own son. And he just.... he knows. But he also knows he can't change. The world has no place for "men like him" and it tears him apart. Deep down, he loved Mark in his own way, and craved his friendship, but he knows he doesn't deserve friends and that he drove Mark away through years of abuse. He also knows Mark managed to successfully rob him because he's smarter than him, and always has been smarter than him. Mark represents all of Begbies insecurities and failures, and I think on some level Begbie knows that isn't Marks fault, but he also can't cope with the pain of Mark existing. He's a symbol of everything Begbie could never be, and it kills him. He doesn't even hate Mark, he just hates how Mark makes him feel about himself.

[@ASHEN_ONE_GAMES]

Wow that was a really cool observation I salute you 👍🏻

[@richardlewis9099]

Amazing

[@patriceaqa288]

@@richardlewis9099 good analysis. Begbie also feels so horrible about himself because he always knew none of them actually liked him, and were friends with him simply by virtue of the fact he was a dangerous psychopath feared in their community. As addicts they needed and tolerated him, but never really on any level felt him to be a friend. He was no one's friend and never could be. What I liked about the sequel was how it captured the nature, and reality, if getting older so well. We all change and mature, and what we value in life does aswell. When school friends reunite after decades all the silly one upmanship feuds largely seem not to matter anymore. The tragedy of everyone's life is wishing you could go back knowing what you know now

[@nolanlamond2439]

Nailed it

[@elosoguapo8137]

Yep. Begbie hurts people because he himself is wounded. Any further damage to his ego results in violence, his only coping mechanism and a very insufficient one at that. Mark addresses this in the first movie…begbie didn’t do drugs, he did people.

[@danuk4000]

I love how begbie just feels he has to do this, he’s not even enjoying it, he even tries to end marks suffering..but he just goes by a different code , he could never let it slide

[@jimsty7550]

Well said!

[@dannyboi21100]

I'm Scottish n spot on mate

[@michaelnolan3081]

@@dannyboi21100 what the fuck does that have to do with anything

[@British-Dragon-Simulations]

Yeah, I think he made his mind up 20 years ago and nobody could have changed it. He would have been fantasizing how to kill him for what would have felt like an eternity to him, but ultimately when it was happening he didn't want him to suffer. Maybe because he was just reminded of their childhood friendship. It also looks like he's holding him as well as helping him on his way. Pressing his head against his childhood friend in his last moments. His mind wasn't in the room as he is showing his way of "kindness" he was completely lost in the moment and luckily caught off guard.

[@victorblackley8372]

In a strange way I felt sorry for Franco in that ending montage of T2. He's the only character that doesn't get closure on the past.

[@jimsty7550]

It was so touching to see Sickboy saving Renton. After everything Renton did and said about him in the first film...Mark was wrong because Simon truly cared about him and thought he was was his best friend and never gave up that thought. I'm so grateful to have been alive to see this resolution 20 years later.

[@christophercarlisle7887]

He stole his TV and tried to nick his passport lol

[@joshwright3926]

@@christophercarlisle7887 he got a good price for it tho

[@damienocallaghan2648]

@@joshwright3926 The Chips were not bad either😀

[@axelsvensson5234]

No. Sick Boy didnt care for Renton at all during the first film atleast. But during the second one where they had aged and grown a least a little bit wiser, they realized and remembered the time when the were young and hadnt fallen into addiction and actually loved each other. And after that they actually grew to respect one another once again. Thats how i interpreted it. Its different in the novels though, there Both Renton and Sick boy deep down despise one another. They were best friends once when they were younger but during both the trainspotting novel and the sequel, they deep down despise each other.

[@vladskiobi]

Even though Begbie was a psycho and wanted to kill Renton for robbing him, he still remembers his childhood friend, as they were, and tries to snap his neck as he's being choked by the wire, to end his suffering quickly.

[@markcooney7180]

My favourite scene in the movie for so many reasons The sauna mirror room represents Renton's little bubble that hes created to partition himself from the consequences of everything hes done in his life and Begbie smashing through is the result of all his actions coming to a head

[@hontherun3495]

At 2:24 I always get a thrilling chill down my spine when begbie say “who the smart count now” in sync with the suspenseful action type music

[@chazzer6545]

He says Cunt not count

[@hontherun3495]

@@chazzer6545 I know sorry it was a typo

[@west3783]

The "suspenseful action type music" is actually a slowed down version of Born Slippy, from the band Underworld (The song that plays in the finale of the first film).

[@borris3768]

He says cunt

[@mappingoutthesky]

This is so emotional. Not in the teary sense, but their emotions, even the sense of betrayal and Begbie's rage, and the nostalgia are so strong through out the whole scene. Simply beautiful

[@seeb8057]

1:12 so sad when it cuts to them as kids

[@emile5921]

Agreed. It kinda gives you a perspective of all the potential they could have had just by showing them at the beginning of their lives.

[@riyadh_reprise]

I cried the first time watching this movie thinking Renton was gonna die, that scene dragged on for so long and it made you really think

[@Louieelijah]

Sick boy finally redeemed himself in this scene. He was never as bad as Begbie but he was still heinous in the first film, but he knew who his friends truly were in the end.

[@henkestenke]

Boyle and Carlyle are both geniuses if you ask me. How I, or let alone anyone, is brought to tears by Begbies goodbye is beyond me. Villain of the decade but also like able like no other.

[@ARB1452]

Genuinely so excited for an adaptation of Blade Artist set after T2. Robert Carlyle is gonna bring so much to an already excellent story.

[@adamquirke6024]

Such a great scene. First there’s a betray, then there’s an opportunity

[@GayFishYe]

2:24 is easily my favourite Begbie quote lmao

[@ParanoidParkProject]

Rentboy vs Begbie is one of the greatest thing i've ever seen

[@Capitalc1999]

no other words than beautiful for this scene

[@British-Dragon-Simulations]

I really like this scene. I missed something the first time seeing it. He made his mind up 20 years ago and nobody could have changed it. He would have been fantasizing how to kill him for what would have felt like an eternity to him, but ultimately when it was happening he didn't want Mark to suffer. Maybe because he was just reminded of their childhood friendship. It also looks like he's holding him as well as helping him on his way. Pressing his head against his childhood friend in his last moments. His mind wasn't in the room as he is showing his way of "kindness" he was completely lost in the moment and luckily caught off guard.

[@ghosttundra]

i'll be bold and say this is one of the best scenes i've ever seen in any film ever

[@Jack-hb4dm]

Spud is a character I love and really care for. He's the character I could easily become if I relapse and restart my addiction to opium. I don't want anything to do with him, but I love him as I just wanna save him and end his undeserved suffering caused by the vicious cycle he's trapped in

[@mattlufcy1254]

Spud managed to find the BEST toilet in Scotland.

[@jonhuffines5624]

The way he delivers that line. "You know I killed a man once. Man had done nothing to me." like its just something mundane. Carlyle is a genius.

[@mathisgolik3636]

Remember the lesson of life that Trainspotting gave us. Toilets are the answer to any problems

[@sandorhartig3957]

Love will tear us apart........they love each other

[@BadKarmaXx]

2:25 i love how when he says this its timed perfectly with the music

[@whitetroutchannel]

i love how well slow slippy goes in this scene

[@MikesGlitch]

What got me was it looked like a hug from Begbie. You see that a lot from people who have had no physical affection in their life. They do violence to get physical touch by restraint etc. Whoever wrote this scene knew what they were doing.

[@dubiouscaesar3709]

Although differs from the book, I do like how Begbie doesn't lay a finger on Spud, also unlike the other two he complements him on his writing.

[@zogrush]

this is one of the only movies they brought back and it was worth it!

[@superjoelad4905]

Pepper Spray from Sick Boy

[@artvandalay7632]

This is one of the best sequels ever made.

[@markcooney7180]

Spud managed to repay the favour for Mark saving his life, albeit against his will

[@ed.3219]

Perfect song for the scene

[@lucash5025]

sickboy still saves him damn after all that

[@victorblackley8372]

The closest Franco got to tenderness, in these scenes.

[@thebaff9846]

I love the way the music matches how franco feels

[@Trainspotting13]

I love i needed it

[@reillyrosbotham219]

The best toilet in Scotland

[@user-pu7vk5wx2v]

The only time he calls him Mark throughout both films

[@gregor5843]

Remembering watching this in the cinema and someone laughed when Renton said "You'd been held back Frank." Frank has dyslexia (so does Irvine Welsh) and so do I was held back in nursery because I wasn't "emotionally ready" they didn't know I was dyslexic yet. It doesn't matter how many qualifications you get when you hear someone laughing at you or someone else about dyslexia or any other neuro-divergence it still makes me really angry. For a film to make you feel that and the books even more especially The Blade Artist is phenomenal. I hope they develop an adaptation of The Blade Artist because it's an amazing book and really develops on why Franco became what he became.

[@rigorrmortis5983]

Begbie the definition of an actual Psychopath one of the greatest characters in television up there with Walter White, The Hound etc..... the scariest part is theres real Begbies in this world but what a film

[@detectivepayne3773]

Walter is not a psychopath, he's a sociopath

[@TheTallMan50]

Yep, I know a couple

[@Robert-rl7rd]

No, he's a sociopath. Psychopaths are calm and collected, sociopaths have rage issues

[@rasmusjalregren9221]

T2 is so good when you read the book

[@AnGhaeilge]

This scene was so powerful. For a moment you think Begbie is going to have a change of heart and save Renton. Normal movie stories would indicate he should, but he doesn't and it makes it all the more powerful.

[@Harris665]

Trainspotting 3 plot: spud becomes famous through his stories.. Renton and Simon are still scrounging to make a living and Franco gets out of prison and he makes it up with Renton only to be betrayed once again

[@SalineDion]

Robert Carlyle is definitely a under appreciated actor. He can make u laugh. Make u hate his bad guys or inspire thought.

[@intoxbastar2]

que escena por dios

[@lawrence661]

The heroic save from Spud reminds me Matsuda's shot against Light Yagami in Death Note.

[@eljacko6372]

Can someone tell me the songs in this scene?

[@classifiedbell9027]

Do everybody know the soundtrack of this scene?

[@DL41211]

Anyone know what sone this is??

[@carlacespede3489]

*2:24**" Homenaje a BLADE RUNNER?*

[@paddynevs5885]

2:25 the beat drops as he says it

[@mondaymorningmowingwithmike]

I want to see begbie vs chizzie. Opening scene to blade artist?

[@katharinaludecke]

Name of the Song...please🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@Cristian-og9kp]

Young fathers - Dare me

[@katharinaludecke]

@@Cristian-og9kp thank you 🙏🏻

[@nickaustin3664]

I miss watching Robert Carlyle as rumple but this stuff was good too.

[@finlayfraser4675]

Enbdy know the first song?

[@lw3646]

Bit of a ripp off of the big climax in Blade Runner?

[@br5500]

Fuck. I can put me and my best mates through school, each of em... in a position of this scene

[@Piotrboukaieff]

When Trainspotting meet Blade Runner and Shinning in some shots

[@PolyMadd]

What is the title of initial song?

[@adamkelloway3325]

Whats the name of the song?

[@anthonyrodgers6613]

Soundtrack ?

[@adamkelloway3325]

Whats the name of that song

[@joesphineson4400]

What's the name of this song

[@BipoIarbear]

Please what is the song

[@aidanmercer9422]

Although the first Trainspotting is the superior film, there’s elements of this one that I like more with Renton trying to make amends with his old mates whom he betrayed by stealing their money. Sometimes it’s best to try and fail than not try at all.

[@edmorrison5645]

Carlyle is 10 years older than McGregor. So in primary school, 5 year old mark would have been sitting next to 15 year old Begbie 🤣.

[@jamesmooty719]

The way it had to finish.

[@therealdohos2607]

"tunnel vision" when youre about to shoot and everything cease to exist around that little circle within you aim there is the weakspot. its time to strike.

[@edgaraquino1897]

Guys, you know what Is the song?

[@intoxbastar2]

Dare me from young fathers

[@davidobrien4101]

Who sings this song and what’s it called?

[@seeb8057]

Young fathers - Dare me

[@samuraisergeant8592]

“YOU WERE MY BROTHER FRANCO”

[@gfys707]

Oh, Mt God, this is so hard to watch 😢

[@user-po7bs9rm6k]

How named the first song and artist in this sence??

[@Cristian-og9kp]

Young fathers - Dare me

[@LUFC123]

Robert Carlyle and Stephen Graham the greatest British actors

[@eugenebrink8305]

Cinematic history at 02:24

[@AverageNeighbor]

Is the song at the beginning a full song?

[@JohnDoe-12]

Young fathers - Dare me

[@user-po7bs9rm6k]

​@@JohnDoe-12thanks

[@droccasalva1349]

What Is the name of the Song?

[@detectivepayne3773]

Slow Slippy

[@ericburow6436]

That look on Spud's face makes it looks he's constantly saying to himself, "I can't believe I finally did it!"

[@Subcomandante73]

Really should be called Boyle copes Bladerunner

[@Dropthemozzy]

What song is playing

[@cunneto2912]

Cotton eyed joe

[@Tombo_91]

Anyone know this song

[@cloudrz]

@Ross Irving thanks man

[@JaneDoe-zc2zn]

Nice bathroom.

[@IsaScofield]

Mark también robó a Simon, y él en ningún momento quiere matarlo, aunque se den de ostias en el bar pero bueno, que son amigos, pero Begbie? Begbie si quiere matarlo, aunque sujete las piernas de Mark para que no sufra, quiere verlo morir, es un psicópata, si no fuera por Spud y Sick Boy, él hubiera muerto... Begbie puede hacerte gracia y demas pero esta claro que es el peor de los cuatro (y Tommy, todos echamos de menos a Tommy). PD: Ewan te quiero.

[@superjoepizza7561]

Ewan McGregor Vs Robert Carlyle

[@torquetheprisoner]

who els had blade runner vibes from this

[@natuff27]

Dear ME!!!

[@Geenaro]

Song?

[@tonydew440]

Young Fathers

[@MonkeyUK.]

Dere me

[@whitehaireddevil1]

It’s not much of a fight more of a chase

[@superjoelad4905]

Take That Begbie said Spud 4:11

[@randomedits4172]

I hate that they are continuing with the blade artist adaptation given how perfectly this film gives closure to everyone

[@SLSAMG]

Carlyle is criminally underrated as an actor. The academy is a farce.

[@Phoenix1664]

How is Robert Carlyle an underrated actor!? Everyone knows he is awesome. He's a bond villain for Christ sake.

[@ParanoidParkProject]

Absolutely agreed, he should have gotten something for this scene alone. It is outstanding!

[@fellafreedom7210]

He's a good actor, but picks weird roles. Usually a movie needs to be good for an actor to get or win a nomination.

[@honeypower]

Stephen Graham too

[@jeanmichellelaurent]

@@fellafreedom7210 he’s a character actor, he’s not just one guy, he alternates his body, face, voice and personality and does a damn good at convincing us. Great guy

[@cutterchaz]

Once Renton got to the roof, Franco had no chance. It's over Franco, I have the high ground.

[@FFF666GP]

cutterchaz, I saw what you did there...

[@jaitao2000]

You underrate my power!

[@roblet5047]

Too much fortnite m8

[@SuperFastEddies]

Take my goddam like and comment!

[@robchip1]

@Paul Daniels whoosh

[@StaticYonder]

This scene is so sad. It tells us the story of how they met n all when they were little. You can even see as Begbie tries to kill Renton that he just wants it over quickly so that Mark doesn't suffer more than he has to. It's such a touching scene.... For want of a better phrase... Best fucking sequel ever!. It's also sick that Spud ends up being the one to take Franco down.. With a toilet bowl no less 😂

[@honeymonster5589]

Totally agree it's touching, but before I saw trainspotting in 1996 I used to watch hamish mc Beth and this shows a complete different acting of Robert Carlisle, I'm also a similar age to Renton (ewan mcgregor) The song in the background is haunting

[@142doddy]

If you ask me. T2 was every bit as good as the first.

[@zothanmawiapachuau]

I even think it has a better plot.

[@finnjones2028]

I got bored and stopped watching it, actually made me think of Sick boy's unifying theory of life - even though in your heart you think it's alright, it's actually just shite

[@JP-se9nt]

I’ve read the book Porno which this is partially based on, in the book Begbie confronts Rents in the street and comes charging only to be struck with an oncoming car. Rents accompanies Begbie in the ambulance ride to the hospital and makes his peace with Begbie. Both the book and film are great works.

[@dagnabbit6187]

It was far better !

[@kcoose5356]

Not a true sequal but a wo derful epilogue

[@JK47311]

Have to love how the beat plays perfectly when he asks “who’s a smart c*nt now”

[@jorgehenriq]

like punctuation for emphasis

[@adamturner1563]

Danny boyle style ... very clever

[@SG-qw8yt]

jimmykelly86 truly terrifying to be on the other end of that

[@jojoolegario1690]

jimmykelly86 lol

[@greywolf2549]

Not a lot of people know it, but when Robert Carlyle read the screenplay. He actually cried at the end, and I'm not surprised. When Mark (Ewan McGregor) is choking you see Begbie (Robert) tearing up. You feel Begbie still loves Mark as he used to, but being the psychopath he is...He still wants Mark to pay. I wonder if Begbie tearing up is not the character but the actor instead, to me it's a heart breaking moment and (for me) will go down in one of the best scenes in cinema history.

[@martincurran6432]

I think you are seeing what's not there. Begbie was never tearing up

[@rsfilmdiscussionchannel4168]

@@martincurran6432 He's not crying but he is giving an expression of "God this is terrible, I don't want to watch this", another reason why he grabs Mark by the legs is because he probably can't watch him die, so he's in a position where he won't have to.

[@martincurran6432]

@@rsfilmdiscussionchannel4168 well that's your interpretation. He looks calm like he's at peace. If he didn't want Mark to die why was he trying to kill him then?

[@rsfilmdiscussionchannel4168]

@@martincurran6432 Wanting Mark to die and not wanting to watch him die were desires that I feel Begbie had at the same time. He wanted to kill Mark but he didn't want it to be slow. He wanted to speed it up and be in a position where he wouldn't have to directly watch him suffer. Begbie is a psychopath obsessed with revenge but he is not a sadist, at least not in this instance. He even gave Mark the opportunity to take him on in a fair fight at first, then after he got sprayed went to get a shotgun to just shoot Mark (and Sick Boy) dead, out of desperation and as a last resort but still not a method of killing that would be slow and painful.

[@martincurran6432]

@@rsfilmdiscussionchannel4168 yeah I get what you mean. He wanted Renton dead but not to suffer unnecessarily. I think he 100% wanted him to die though. Thing is would Begbie holding him down kill him quicker or would it just make it more painful?

[@carolinavega2464]

why no one is talking how Sick boy saves Renton? after all they went through, they still being best friends

[@panoskamp4324]

And he was a complete badass. The way he throws the spray.

[@DylanW216]

Love the cut with the them as kids in the same spot looking at the camera.

[@retrolutiongames9479]

Robert Carlisles ability to excude terrifying menace in every breath is untouchable, you CONSTANTLY have to remind yourself that he's acting. Amazing talent.

[@Aman1012]

I liked that he's still faithful to black shoes & white socks combo. A nod to the original.

[@darthkahn45]

Beautifully put 100% agree.

[@jamesthomison4356]

he's the European Joe Pesci

[@kdmedia1534]

I think it’s his eyes. So dark.

[@xoio]

And yet he can play someone equally defeated and pathetic, as in Angela's Ashes