Train guessing is really a fun film.
You feel just right after watching it once. And when you rewatch it, it doesn't feel like a waste of time the second or third time, as if it's just for Ewan's "heroin"-like addictive smile, Potato Boy's twitches and clumsiness...even that smart high school girl.
The film is an exaggerated story of the youth of a generation of young people addicted to drugs in Scotland. The viewer can't help but think of himself. Many people's youth are heartless smiles, bad things, reflection and depravity. They get drugs as a way to escape reality and get something for nothing. We are not addicted to drugs, but we have the habit of online games, cell phones, and unlimited sleepless nights. Perhaps youth in other time and space is a completely different situation. But we are all part of the indulgence, our confusion, cowardice, pain and talent are exactly like them, and all the youth in the world.
The film is the best listener and bittersweet for young dreamers lost in their youth.
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