"Guess the Train" is a movie I like very much. The name of the movie was originally a game. It refers to people who have nothing to do in the place where the train passes by, making impromptu bets to guess the time and destination of the next train to pass the time. The film reflects the most real situation of Edinburgh culture in Scotland. The four male protagonists are a generation of drug addicts in the Edinburgh area of the United Kingdom, living in a trash-like bottom and enjoying themselves. Among them, Ryden is the most complacent. He has the opportunity to leave his hometown to find a decent job and live a normal life, but the price is to betray his friends. But the film is not completely dark, actively asking Mark to choose a new life track, and Mark subsequently did this. He started looking for a decent job and rented a new house. As for putting two trash friends together at the end, in my opinion, it is a very good ending-if you want to choose a new lifestyle, you must pay a price. Of course, the price of this growth is very heavy.
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