Maurice Roëves, Kevin Mckidd, Ewen Bremner
Three twisted tales from the seamy side of Scotland and the mind of Irvine Welsh. The Granton Star Cause: in the same day a young Leith lad is dumped by his football team, his girlfriend and his paren...( read more
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DVD Release Date: August 28, 2001
Stats: 316 reviews
possibly the most disturbing film i've ever seen. either that or the couple of litres of cider i'd just been swigging combined with the greasy fish n' chips i'd just had was making me feel sick. could've even been the fact that these lunatics were drinking special brew all the ti...( read more)
Great film/s! The Granton Star Cause & The Acid House being the best!
A great adaption from Paul McGuigan!
This movie was really cool. It's a collection of "shorts" but have some similar connections.
A weak adaptation of Welsh's short stories. A few interesting parts, but you're better off reading the book or seeing Trainspotting.
i didnt know what i was getting into and it left a foul smell in my mouth afterwards
This film was odd but good. Three different stories in one film. Very funny at times. Some may not like the oddness of some of the stories. The film is quite trippy at times and may not be for everyone. If you liked Trainspotting then I would recommend you to watch this film.
Es una de las mejores películas que he visto, el sentido de esas 3 hitórias son filosofía pura, rodeada de un toque de comedia inmejorable.
Irvine Welsh nel 1994, un anno dopo la pubblicazione di Trainspotting, pubblica The Acid House. Paul McGuigan nel 1998 realizza un film, in Italia un po' spacciato come il seguito di Trainspotting sempre ambientato ad Edimburgo e con 2 attori che già recitavano nel primo film. I ...( read more)
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