`T2 Trainspotting´ tackles the conundrum of masculinity in the modern world
(WorldNews Mexico)

It was with some trepidation that I entered the theater within which “T2 Trainspotting� was playing. It is a sequel released 21 years after the fact, a red flag in and of itself. But more than that, it’s a sequel to a film the whole premise and power of which is driven by youthful bravado, by reckless disregard for rules and regulations, by the perils and pointlessness of a life lived with little to love and less to lose. I needn’t have worried. This isn’t some cash grab from a studio cannibalizing its intellectual property, nor is it a desperate reunion of out-of-work actors and director. “T2 Trainspotting� is, in its own way, a wryly mature look at...