Renton's bare buttocks are briefly shown in one scene.

A man and a woman have sex on TV for about 5 seconds. These are characters in the story who have made a sex tape of themselves.

Most of the graphic sexual content takes place in one extended montage of multiple couples having sex.

A short montage of different people having sex includes flashes of full frontal male and female nudity.

A woman described as having "great tits" is unconscious on a couch after a drug overdose, showing a flash of bare breasts.

A woman pulls the sheets off a man sleeping naked , his large penis is seen.

Begbie destroys a hotel room in a fit of rage.

Despite being somewhat infrequent, the violence 'Trainspotting' does have is very strong.

Very bloody depiction of a woman screaming having a beer glass thrown on her head (aftermath shown on her face). Palms are slashed and people get hit by Begbie during his outbursts, with bloody results.

A bar fight occurs in which numerous punches are throw, but this is brief.

A man is cut in the hand by a knife, we briefly see the wound. This is very bloody.

Pervasive language

130 uses of f-ck 17 uses of cunt 2 uses of p-ssy 5 uses of a-s 10 uses of sh-t 1 uses of p-ss 4 uses of b-stard.

Renton and Dianne smoke hashish in Renton's flat

The film is about drug addiction.

Characters are shown drunk or getting high because of drugs.

There are frequent depictions of the characters preparing drugs, including scenes of them heating the drugs over a flame, tying their arms with belts and injecting the drug into their veins.

While such scenes are frequent, the film does not promote or glamourise drug abuse.

There are a few drug induced hallucinations in the film as well.

All characters smoke and drink and several scenes take place in bars.

Trainspotting has many disgusting and uncomfortable scenes even though it is a dark comedy.

The toilet scene is very disgusting and uncomfortable.

The violence is brief, but it can be shocking.