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"The men who cost a sorrow cross the sea of the life swimming. The others are satisfied with bathing in the shore." Correct: The human who cost a sorrow cross the sea of the life swimming. The others are satisfied with bathing in the shore. "There are men who fight one day and are good; there are others that fight one year and are better; there are others that fight many years and are very good. But there are those who fight the whole life and thay are imprecindibles." Correct: "There are human beings who fight one day and are good; there are others that fight one year and are better; there are others that fight many years and are very good. But there are those who fight the whole life and it they are imprecindibles". "The animal is the only being who understands everything when you are sad, accompanies you and, when you are happy, entertains you." Correct: "Some animals, are the only beings who understands everything when you are sad, accom...

Review of Trainspotting Reviewed by Almar Haflidason Updated 19 January 2001 The effect of the uneven but stylish " Shallow Grave " was like a breath of fresh air through a beleaguered British film industry. It's wit, originality, and success ensured that the follow-up movie from the team of writer John Hodge, producer Andrew McDonald, and director Danny Boyle was eagerly awaited. The result was "Trainspotting". And in the world of movie hype, it had that rare quality of exceeding all expectations. Central to this supremely confident film is Ewan McGregor. His performance as the heroin-enslaved Mark Renton still ranks as his best. He's well aware of how pathetic his addiction is, but he's utterly entranced with the highs that scoop him from the lowest of the lows. These severe mood swings provide for the darkest and most troubling moments of the film, as well as the funniest. At the most depressing end of the scale is the zombie baby, while the 'wor...