El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie
Netflix | Release Date: October 11, 2019
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mellonheadDec 18, 2019
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. El Camino is entertaining, features great cinematography (that improves upon Breaking Bad) and a great acting performance from Aaron Paul (arguably better than in the series). It deals with some necessary realities an truths of the aftermath of Breaking Bad, especially in the first scene where Jesse discusses "put[ing] things right" and Mike reminds Jesse, "that's the one thing you can never do." But by the end of El Camino, Jesse is essentially in the same place he was at the end of Breaking Bad - in terms of his arc and development, but just with fewer loose ends. It's a likable movie and not useless, as it certainly adds helpful details and answers some questions, but only if we consider it an addition to Jesse's story, rather than the final conclusion of Breaking Bad. Ultimately, you can make your own call - is Jesse's story better left with the question marks and uncertainty? I think nothing was going to beat his final scene in Breaking Bad and that was possibly the perfect conclusion for him, but I did not regret watching this.… Expand
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Morty_McFlayNov 6, 2019
Breaking Bad is the greatest show that has ever graced our TV screens, hands down. So I was both excited and EXTREMELY skeptical when this film was announced. Thankfully, most of my concerns were for nothing, as this is an extremely well putBreaking Bad is the greatest show that has ever graced our TV screens, hands down. So I was both excited and EXTREMELY skeptical when this film was announced. Thankfully, most of my concerns were for nothing, as this is an extremely well put together production. While I absolutely adore the beauty and ambiguity of Jesse driving off, joyful tears in his eyes, at the end of the show, there is still more to Jesse’s journey that we didn’t get to see. Aaron Paul is as good here as he was in the best episodes of the show; he hasn’t skipped a beat, and he’s totally Oscar-worthy. It nails the look and feel of the show, and the cameos from characters are wholly satisfying and awesome. It may be a little overlong for how much plot there is; I could easily see this being condensed down into the length of an episode, but I was never bored. I do wonder if this would’ve been better if it was instead a little miniseries of maybe four or so hour-long episodes (something that Netflix has done before with Gilmore Girls; hopefully this would’ve turned out a little better than that did) instead of a single two hour chunk, but I’m still happy with what we got.… Expand
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JuicyAndrewFeb 3, 2020
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I was satisfied with that one.This is a great continuation of one of my all time favourite tv-shows.… Expand
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Just4gamerstubeOct 26, 2019
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. El Camino

El Camino takes place seconds after the series Finale. Jessie escapes Captivity and is on the run, He seeks shelter with some old friends. He comes to the conclusion that he needs to escape and forever by using the Vacuum cleaner repair man from the original series, in an episode where Saul tells Jessie about a guy that can make him disappear forever.

Movie was not needed, Many people wanted to see Walter survive and continue the business but this did not happen, We do however get treated to a nice flashback scene of Walter and Jessie at a Denny's sometime around season 3 or 4 maybe. Walt and Jessie have one last argument and one last hurraw before the final curtain.

Final Grade C-

Movie was not Needed and probably not wanted from certain people, Plot was good but pointless, did not add anything new other than Jessie escaping and hatching a plan to disappear forever. Fans of the series will like and hate this film at the same time. If this was the real plot of the film Gilligan wanted to film than shame on him as it's not that great.… Expand
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AsttroxNov 24, 2019
El Camino is a great epilogue to the Breaking Bad series. The movie doesn't stand well on it's own and requires the audience to watch the previous 5 seasons of breaking bad to fully grasp the nature of what's occurring in the movie. The movieEl Camino is a great epilogue to the Breaking Bad series. The movie doesn't stand well on it's own and requires the audience to watch the previous 5 seasons of breaking bad to fully grasp the nature of what's occurring in the movie. The movie is more a homage to the fans of breaking bad who want more. Aaron Pauls performance was excellent and the cinematography was above average but the story of Jesse after the events of Felina felt conflicted with the cluster of flashbacks which served little to no purpose at all and dint add much to the story. On the whole, if you're a fan of Breaking Bad you will most likely appreciate this Netflix Original. I gave this movie a 7 as it serves a solid epilogue and does a good job of rounding off the story of Jesse Pinkman.… Expand
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XaltedOct 22, 2019
In my opinion the movie as a stand alone is not the best but if you consider it as an epilogue or just an added episode it is excellent because it finally gives us good closure on Skinny Pete, Badger, and most importantly Jesse. Also I wasIn my opinion the movie as a stand alone is not the best but if you consider it as an epilogue or just an added episode it is excellent because it finally gives us good closure on Skinny Pete, Badger, and most importantly Jesse. Also I was very satisfied with the ending which plays a major factor in my rating.… Expand
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LegatusAugustusOct 26, 2019
Wow i am saddened by the weak Score. I Loved what they did with jesse. This was Just about Jesse and thats why i am Not Mad, that you didnt learn a lot about skinny pete and badger. I hope they get their own movie doe
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i_m_a_blowfishNov 9, 2019
As a breaking Bad fan i would hate to see something going wrong with the perfect ending of show. This movie is what I totally wanted to see. This is what i wanted to happen. It is drama and badass at same the time. The typical dark comedy regime.
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Shin0bi12Dec 4, 2019
It's a very well shot and well paced movie, it fully completes Jessie's arc which was left to complete up to your own imagination at the finale of breaking bad, done in a very remarkable way consistent to Vince Gilligan's direction inIt's a very well shot and well paced movie, it fully completes Jessie's arc which was left to complete up to your own imagination at the finale of breaking bad, done in a very remarkable way consistent to Vince Gilligan's direction in Breaking Bad, but other than that the movie still doesn't offer more depth to the rest of the characters on the aftermath of the events of Breaking Bad aside from a few fanservice flashbacks such as kinda disappointing, as it's a movie that depends on the show, as a stand alone it doesn't hold up as much as only people who've watched the show will be able to appreciate what it is. But aside from that the movie is a excellent singular character focused story. The film properly offers closure to Jessie's story, and manages to keep bringing parallels to do he was before and who he is now. That he rejects the idea of throwing away his code of morality, evolving as a person while staying true to his heart.… Expand
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Katief123Nov 18, 2019
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Brilliant movie! Aaron Paul was phenomenal as always and it was so nice to see Jesse finally escape. Loved it! :)… Expand
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bkorrasNov 24, 2019
El Camino is a worthy addition to the Breaking Bad Universe. The movie picks up where Breaking Bad finished, following Jesse Pinkman after his great escape. The film is very much in the same tone as the series, dangerous but sprinkled withEl Camino is a worthy addition to the Breaking Bad Universe. The movie picks up where Breaking Bad finished, following Jesse Pinkman after his great escape. The film is very much in the same tone as the series, dangerous but sprinkled with light and dark humour, and many great tension building scenes. There are also other returning characters from the show, most memorably Todd, aka Meth Damon. The movie is shot well, nice and crisp cinematography, lit with very neo-noir lighting. Flashbacks are used very well within the narrative, explaining Jesse's movements and motives, and foreshadowing future events. And just like the series, music is handled well, in particular, a scene involving Meth Damon and a truck. The movie satisfactorily concludes Jesse Pinkman's arc. I was delighted returning to the BB universe, and I'm happy with the way they chose to end it.… Expand
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potwor1991Dec 2, 2019
This is a very nice and well thought out closure for Jessi ark, delivers both nostalgia and tense moments we know from the show. A treat for every Breaking Bad fan.
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FelpsGPMar 30, 2020
It sure is Breaking Bad. It feels just like an extended episode, and when I say this, believe me, it's a very good thing. Besides what some people say, I don't believe the movie gives any kind of closure, it simply shows what happens to JesseIt sure is Breaking Bad. It feels just like an extended episode, and when I say this, believe me, it's a very good thing. Besides what some people say, I don't believe the movie gives any kind of closure, it simply shows what happens to Jesse (Aaron Paul) right after the events of the finale. It also has a lot of flashbacks that are recieved with a certain feeling of nostalgia.
The writting dosen't try to fly too high or be too creative and unfortunately when the topic is Breaking Bad the hype is real and I expected a more clever plot. It does create suspense in many ocasions and although it didn't match my expectations I consider the writting good enough. Maybe not as good as the best episodes of BB, like the train heist, but definetely as good as an averege episode. Just keep in mind that an average episode of Breaking Bad is better than the best espisodes of many, many other shows.
Location scouting and scenarios really shine here. It's a very beatiful movie. The camera work is great and creative witch helps in creating imersion and suspense. The color grading is also very well done.
It's very slow at times, but hey, it's Vince Gilligan, it's Breaking Bad, what else could you expect?
If you are a fan of the show, it's a must watch. If you've never seen the show, the movie is great on it's own but I really recomend watching the show first. After all, it is a folow up.… Expand
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FeguriMar 31, 2020
This movie offers a comforting ending to a sequel we didn't know we needed, until we watched it.
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hamohamo6Oct 20, 2019
this movie doesn't manage to break expectations and you do need to watch breaking to understand what's going on. that said, this is an incredibly well done beautiful work that can only be complimented by jesse's great performance.
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JumpCut_OnlineOct 20, 2019
One thing El Camino skillfully achieves is keeping within the Breaking Bad montage aided by Gilligan’s ambition to write and direct. A snappy recap supplied by Netflix as well as Aaron Paul’s rendition on Jimmy Kimmel Live! was a refreshingOne thing El Camino skillfully achieves is keeping within the Breaking Bad montage aided by Gilligan’s ambition to write and direct. A snappy recap supplied by Netflix as well as Aaron Paul’s rendition on Jimmy Kimmel Live! was a refreshing reminder to fans of the show who don’t partake in an annual viewing. It’s no spoiler that Robert Forster makes an appearance which demands more of your attention to savour his character after the news of the actor’s untimely passing. Gilligan and Paul’s intention was simple; create a canon future and put to bed any speculation that fans cooked up for themselves, bringing resolve and justice to a dear a legendary television character who will always be forever in our memes.… Expand
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BradMorganOct 11, 2019
El Camino is a nice ending for the fans of Breaking Bad. Aaron Paul did an fantastic job again as Jesse and the atmosphere made me miss the series again. I would like more but it we got our closure now. It seemed more like a long episodeEl Camino is a nice ending for the fans of Breaking Bad. Aaron Paul did an fantastic job again as Jesse and the atmosphere made me miss the series again. I would like more but it we got our closure now. It seemed more like a long episode instead of a film though.… Expand
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Jaredc324Oct 11, 2019
El Camino is ravishing, captivating in its every breath. A follow-up tale that keeps you strung on every beat as Jesse seeks freedom from the excess of his hell. But I wouldn't say it's the movie you expect, as it lingers far too long onEl Camino is ravishing, captivating in its every breath. A follow-up tale that keeps you strung on every beat as Jesse seeks freedom from the excess of his hell. But I wouldn't say it's the movie you expect, as it lingers far too long on flashbacks made simply to emphasize Jesse's pursuit in a film that's main story carries very little momentum for a feature length film. And the end the result just wasn't as emotionally endearing, mainly because there was not enough conflict or momentum focus between him and the police. The movie was a flachback throwback escapee film, but had Vince given us an adverserial police character, connected to the Walter White investigation months prior to Jesse's escape, it would've brought more resonance and a sense of intrigue rather than the forgettable hippies they gave us. And it would've forced the film to spend much more time in the moment than in the past. But in the end, El Camino is a breath of fresh air, a throwback and a solid Jesse Pinkman send-off tale, but it's certainly not the vivid thriller i was expecting.… Expand
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KyleHikeOct 14, 2019
keep it short and sweet. a satisfying ending to Jesse's saga. it makes me more stoked for Saul Goodmans Saga to cap it all up in the future. hopefully god keeps me alive to see that sight seeing it takes almost a year and a half to two yearskeep it short and sweet. a satisfying ending to Jesse's saga. it makes me more stoked for Saul Goodmans Saga to cap it all up in the future. hopefully god keeps me alive to see that sight seeing it takes almost a year and a half to two years to get a season and it has not been announced if next season is the last season or not I assume it has 2 more seasons left before they end Saul. This movie gives us Breaking Bad and Saul Fans alot of answer's it fills in some blanks and gives us some sort of closure. all and all I am happy Vince and AAron gave us this story. I am a Pleased fan..… Expand
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TechhuisOct 12, 2019
Off course this site gives it less then it deserves it is a solid 8 not a 7.3 bunch of idiots.
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KeithDowOct 12, 2019
Breaking Bad is Vince Gilligan. Vince Gilligan is Breaking Bad. There's just no other way to put it. And anyone who knows George Vincent Gilligan Jr. also knows that he'll produce pure brilliance regarding anything and everything to which heBreaking Bad is Vince Gilligan. Vince Gilligan is Breaking Bad. There's just no other way to put it. And anyone who knows George Vincent Gilligan Jr. also knows that he'll produce pure brilliance regarding anything and everything to which he sets his brilliant mind.

Breaking Bad the television show is often mentioned as being one of the greatest series of all time. Breaking Bad the movie should now be discussed in terms of being one of the greatest television-to-movie continuations of all time.

Nobody should be surprised. Gilligan wrote, directed, and produced 'El Camino.' Throughout the film's masterful puppetry of drama, humor, and violence, we know it's Gilligan who is lording over it all, deftly manipulating the marionette strings.
He's the reason why the show-and now the movie-exists as a tragicomedy that pirouettes at both ends of the tragedy-comedy spectrum. The same goes for David Chase's 'The Sopranos,' a show that similarly has its place on the Mount Rushmore of television. Perhaps Gilligan learned from Chase that humor makes the violence palatable and violence makes the humor essential.

Regardless, Gilligan put his legacy on the line by endeavoring to make 'El Camino.' In doing so, Gilligan doubled down, wagering everything on himself. The result? Gilligan won. Again.… Expand
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MoultonHawkOct 13, 2019
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. It’s a must for all BB fans. Pieces of certain seasons where they might of been a gap they fill it in. It’s a little confusing, at least it was for me I don’t have the best memory. Really fun movie. It’s what happened after Jessie broke thru the gates but more than that it fills in what happened prior to where he was captured by the Neo Nazi’s. Loved it I need to watch it again. Everyone give it a 10/10 people. The fact they even granted us something is extraordinary. Jessie is a badass.… Expand
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Mattob234Oct 11, 2019
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Whilst there is a debate for how necessary this film was for the Breaking Bad/Better Call Saul story, there is no doubt that this movie was extremely well made and could work as a stand-alone movie without the assistance of the famous TV shows. Gilligan and Paul have come together to produce something special once again, with an extremely satisfying ending that Jesse most definitely deserved. Even if some cameos may have been there for the shock-value (looking at you Walt), almost each and every character has a purpose in Jesse's story. An extremely well crafted follow-up to the original series.… Expand
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luiznarkOct 12, 2019
Um presente para os fãs de breaking bad, dando um final merecido pro Jesse na história.
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chaputomOct 13, 2019
This was a pretty good movie based on the continuation after the events of the final season. It was great to see old faces, tie-ins with prior events, and the flashbacks tied up any missing gaps nicely within the story. Enjoyable chapter forThis was a pretty good movie based on the continuation after the events of the final season. It was great to see old faces, tie-ins with prior events, and the flashbacks tied up any missing gaps nicely within the story. Enjoyable chapter for 'After the fact' on Jesse's life and his continued evasion from being heavily wanted by Federal Agents.… Expand
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ChackalackaOct 12, 2019
It was everything I wanted it to be. I’m really seing negative reviews here? I really don’t see how anyone couldn’t think this movie was atleast good.
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Farkas31209Oct 12, 2019
El Camino is a shows us a great finally of Breaking Bad, making us satisfied seeing what Jessi has been going trough
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baotran1816Oct 12, 2019
El Camino is the perfect ending for Breaking Bad, and Aaron Paul as always delivered mesmerizing performance that deserves every award out there.
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yasinmOct 12, 2019
That's a nice movie for Breaking Bad fans :))
I like it a lot
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LucyforOct 12, 2019
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Flow was a little mechanical and some scenes needed editing down but subject-wise, a very focused and satisfying epilogue. It is about Jesse on survival mode leaving Albuquerque, that's it. The story's discipline can be a little frustrating such as when Jesse hears about Walt's death. As a viewer, you want to see a Jesse process this complicated event but all we get is 5 seconds of a brilliantly conveyed intense emotion on Aaron's Paul's face that has no one name and then, the a flash of headlights snaps Jesse back to primal concerns. The story seems to be saying: One day, Jesse will reflect back on Walt, on all of it, but it not this day. The missing scenes featuring Mike, Walt and Jane, I thought were relevant and perfect - the three most important people from Jesse's past giving him advice, in their own way, about the future. And that was what his movie was about - Jesse forging some kind of future.… Expand
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Pabloe9Oct 14, 2019
Ties up almost all loose ends, quite a normal plot but Vince’s directing turns it into an immersive film 10/10 recommend if you saw breaking bad
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JamesCollierOct 16, 2019
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. This is a film that in many ways I did not see the need for it to be made and yet I thought they did more with the film than I thought they could and it is in fact a welcome addition to the Breaking Bad franchise. It is like a trip down memory lane with cameo appearances from Jonathan Banks, Bryan Cranston and a bigger role for the late great Robert Forster. There are several parts within the film that drag somewhat and I found my interest waning but there were many other parts such as the standoff and every scene with Robert Forster or the aforementioned cast that enticed you back in. Of course Aaron Paul was excellent as was the rest of the cast but those expecting something removed from what Breaking Bad the TV show was will be disappointed, this is merely an extended epsiode of the series that reveals what Jesse Pinkman does after the events of the series finale, what more could you expect? Yet I think you'll find they deliver several very nice ideas to a film premise that did not need to be done, Gilligan has taken care with this film, clearly tried his hardest and this effort should most certainly be commended.… Expand
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MikieChilllOct 15, 2019
Truly a fantastic movie and end to Jesse’s story. As well as this movie being a fantastic end it adds depth to this well established character that I personally thought suited him.
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Feyadsahid98Oct 11, 2019
The perfect conclusion to Jesse Pinkman's character. Vince Giligan and Aaron Paul and everyone in the creative team and production made a masterpiece of a film that fits in perfectly with the Breaking Bad universe. Thank you to this amazingThe perfect conclusion to Jesse Pinkman's character. Vince Giligan and Aaron Paul and everyone in the creative team and production made a masterpiece of a film that fits in perfectly with the Breaking Bad universe. Thank you to this amazing team for this.… Expand
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johnhart01Oct 11, 2019
Truly deserves the title of A Breaking Bad Movie. A conclusion we thought we would never get is here and it's amazing. Seeing a character so far developed already do even more is a rare opportunity.
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madmad90Oct 11, 2019
A amazing Breaking Bad Experience, I hope there will be many more new movies and series on the universe.
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ZheCkachAnOct 11, 2019
I don`t even know what to say about this movie. I can only say that it is masterpiece. I was worried if this movie doesn`t meet the expectations but it does.
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grandtheftzachOct 11, 2019
Vince did it again!!! The movie does proper justice to everything that had come before in Breaking Bad while telling its own complex story . Thank you Vince and the whole team for another masterpiece. So happy with how it turned out!! 10/10
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cevans10Oct 11, 2019
Aaron Paul Oscar campaign now!
This movie was so f*cking incredible in so many levels, i kind don't understand anyone's criticism about the ending, if he died, it wouldn't make any sense at all.
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raduflorinOct 11, 2019
I will try to be as short as I can and spoiler-free. Completely loved this movie, it wasn't that kind of hyper action chase movie, and it definitely was a movie that made no sense unless you are a Breaking Bad fan. Nobody should watch thisI will try to be as short as I can and spoiler-free. Completely loved this movie, it wasn't that kind of hyper action chase movie, and it definitely was a movie that made no sense unless you are a Breaking Bad fan. Nobody should watch this movie if they didn't watch or like Breaking Bad. It brought full closure to the franchise, there are absolutely 0 loose ends after this, so watch it knowing that chronologically, the only thing that could come after is the ending of Better Call Saul, but totally out of context. Loved the fact that Vince Gilligan decided to do the right move with this movie, not follow any Hollywood-like cliches and keep the fan base entertained at the same time. It basically felt just like a new, longer, Breaking Bad episode that had more cinematic shots and better camera quality. In the rest, some of the characters that made Braking Bad good are coming back to put as smile on your face for seeing them again. Loved every bit of it! Not to forget, Aaron Paul (Jesse), had a brilliant performance and proves once again what a talented actor he is. Usually sequels are a very delicate subject, especially if the main series has set a quality bar very high and El Camino knows how to blend the old and the new in a complete epilogue over the Breaking Bad saga.… Expand
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Mrjack36Oct 11, 2019
The movie that the fans ever dreamed about, a fantastic conclusion for one of the best characters ever created.
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ColginatorOct 12, 2019
Breaking Bad was one of those special shows where everything seemed to come together perfectly. The performances, the monologues, those gorgeous shots of Albuquerque and so much more worked in a way that escalated the series into being one ofBreaking Bad was one of those special shows where everything seemed to come together perfectly. The performances, the monologues, those gorgeous shots of Albuquerque and so much more worked in a way that escalated the series into being one of the greatest shows ever made. So even with the ideal closure that series finale provided, we were all still left wanting more. We got some of that with Better Call Saul, but now El Camino sets out to continue Jesse’s story after Breaking Bad and give us some more closure for one of our favourite meth dealers.

It starts off exactly where Breaking Bad left us, with Jesse speeding down an empty road finally free after months of being enslaved and forced to make meth by a group of white supremacists (that’s a heck of a strange sentence that only makes sense with a show as insane as Breaking Bad). But with the police on his trail, Jesse needs to find a way to get enough money together to get out of town and start a new life. Plus throughout the film Jesse is suffering with PTSD, being haunted by the ghosts of his past and his own mistakes.

The greatest compliment that I can give the film is that it fits in nicely with the rest of the series and upholds Breaking Bad's legacy. Vince Gilligan brings the same creative energy to this film that he brought to the original series and we get a lot of great moments ranging from nail biting suspense to the kind of dark humour that Breaking Bad always excelled at. Plus Aaron Paul is on top form as Jesse providing a few moments that are up there with some of his best moments from the show. It’s also really interesting seeing him play a younger Jesse during several flashbacks and how easily he can still slip in to the carefree version of him that we knew when the show was only just starting. Then only moments later the film will cut to the current Jesse, with the stark contrast in Paul’s performance being a strong reminder of how much the past few years ended up weighing on him. Outside of Aaron Paul we also get several cameos from some of the shows best characters (none of whom I’ll reveal, but the IMDB castlisting could give some surprises away). When we first see some of them it is a bit disjointing given that some of them are 6 years older since we’ve last seen them, but honestly I got sucked into the scenes so quickly that I quickly forgot about how different they looked. Two of the returning characters are playing substantial roles in the film and end up stealing the scenes that they’re in. The other cameos are a lot more limited and some of them were probably just fit in when the actors just had a spare day in their schedule to film their scenes. But they all work well within the context of the film and they all provide some interesting reflections on the morality of the past few years of Jesse’s life. Though the one defining feature that is lacking which the original show excelled at is the character development which was always at its core. Whilst it does provide us with a little more closure for what happened to Jesse, he’s still the same person that he was at the end of the show and the film doesn’t really tell us anything we didn’t already know about him after watching him develop for the past 5 seasons. Also whilst the show does provide a more conclusive ending for Jesse, it doesn’t really offer us anything that beats those incredible seconds of relief and pure agony that the show originally left us on.

Ultimately the film is a victory lap for one of the greatest shows of all time. So if you’re somebody who’s never seen Breaking Bad, you’re probably not going to follow much of what’s going on here and I seriously recommend either buying the boxset or watching the series on Netflix since you’re missing out on some great television ever produced. But if you’re a Breaking Bad junkie who’s been jonesing for some more awesome moments, this film definitely delivers. And who knows, with so many great characters I’d be open to seeing some more spinoff films in the future. Maybe one day we might even learn whether Huell ever made it out of that room.… Expand
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NearOct 14, 2019
The movie itself is solid because it never bored me. But it doesn't tell a particularly interesting story, and ends exactly like the series: with Jessie driving away somewhere better. It just feels very like a new, very anti-climactic finalThe movie itself is solid because it never bored me. But it doesn't tell a particularly interesting story, and ends exactly like the series: with Jessie driving away somewhere better. It just feels very like a new, very anti-climactic final episode, or epilogue. Also, the actors are clearly older. I mean, I know they actually ARE older, but they didn't try to hide it at all. Tod got fat as **** it really takes you out.… Expand
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flametail23Oct 12, 2019
A truly fitting and brilliantly executed ending to Jesse Pinkman's story with many great character interactions and moments along to way.
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Jorgepb96Oct 12, 2019
Beautiful movie. The perfect ending/epilogue that Jesse and Breaking Bad fans deserved.
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LinttaFlamingoOct 12, 2019
Whether or not this film was essential remains for everyone to decide themselves, but Jesse Pinkman being mostly overshadowed by Walter White, but now getting an epilogue just for himself, is kind of beautiful.

It's not really a stand-aloneWhether or not this film was essential remains for everyone to decide themselves, but Jesse Pinkman being mostly overshadowed by Walter White, but now getting an epilogue just for himself, is kind of beautiful.

It's not really a stand-alone film because you definitely have to have seen Breaking Bad in order to get the most out of this. And there are a handful of things to point out when it comes to flaws, like the semi stretched out story and the TV episode feel of this "movie", but I didn't feel like it was relevant at all to really nitpick all these things. It's all about Jesse letting go of the past completely and finding a new happiness.

Sure it takes a while to get going and the film relies heavily on flashbacks to give context, but it has its ways of creating tension to keep you interested, and eventually you're hit with the last 30 minutes that are definitely the best of the film, and I really really liked the ending. Say what you want or start a riot about whether or not this film has any reason to exist, but I sort of always imagined Jesse's story to eventually go this way. And Aaron Paul's awesome.

This whole thing just left a warm feeling inside my ice cold heart, even though I hadn't seen Breaking Bad for maybe five years. All the memories of this awesome story just came back in an instant. The ending to Breaking Bad was perfect, but this epilogue was nearly perfect for Breaking Bad aswell, so what difference does it really make in the end? Eat my a$$… Expand
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TheMegaGodzOct 13, 2019
I don't know what people expected of this movie, but it was made to bring closure to Jesse's story; an epilogue to Breaking Bad. It seems some viewers went into this expecting it to have the same thrills, suspense, and action as an entireI don't know what people expected of this movie, but it was made to bring closure to Jesse's story; an epilogue to Breaking Bad. It seems some viewers went into this expecting it to have the same thrills, suspense, and action as an entire season of BB, which is totally unrealistic. This movie did a great job of closing out Jesse's story and I enjoyed it greatly.… Expand
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MasterRileyOct 14, 2019
El Camino acts as a perfect continuation and conclusion to Jesse's story after the finale of Breaking Bad. As expected, Aaron Paul gives an outstanding performance. The rest of the performances from the other characters, including the manyEl Camino acts as a perfect continuation and conclusion to Jesse's story after the finale of Breaking Bad. As expected, Aaron Paul gives an outstanding performance. The rest of the performances from the other characters, including the many cameos, are all great as well and are on par with the main series. The film uses a lot of flashbacks to help remind you of what happened to Jesse and how it has affected his life now. They work well for the story and allow for some fan favourite characters to reappear. At the same time though, the movie also retreads a lot of story ideas already established first in the series, so in that way the movie did not offer up a lot of new surprises. A lot of what happens in the movie is pretty easy to predict, especially where Jesse ends up at the end. So in a way the movie felt unnecessary, but it is still nice to see Jesse's story definitively wrapped up nonetheless.… Expand
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derusscottOct 14, 2019
This movie is everything it needed to be. It resolved many open questions. It further developed the characters, especially via flashbacks. It has a great ending. It continued and resolved the great tragic comedy that is Breaking Bad.
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ataha123Oct 13, 2019
El camino was everything I ever wanted from a bb sequel talking about how Jesse escaped and his search for freedom.
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baronshunterOct 14, 2019
Absolutely amazing, closure for the beat ever tv show, Aaron Paul just shows that he was the glue that kept this show together. Even on his own he carried this movie, Bravo
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PurpleCrayon4UOct 13, 2019
EL CAMINO: A BREAKING BAD MOVIE is not a bad film - DO NOT SEE THIS FILM...yet .. On it's own El Camino is a nice supplement to the Breaking Bad Universe, but, saying goodbye to Jesse Pinkman right now is not anything significant when youEL CAMINO: A BREAKING BAD MOVIE is not a bad film - DO NOT SEE THIS FILM...yet .. On it's own El Camino is a nice supplement to the Breaking Bad Universe, but, saying goodbye to Jesse Pinkman right now is not anything significant when you weigh the overall 5 Season run. This film is nice send off to the character but there are way too many thoughts and actions of Jesse Pinkman that are way out of character - if you are expecting this to be delivered as a one last hurrah of the Breaking Bad family, you will be seriously disappointed. El Camino is to Breaking Bad as A Very Brady Renovation is to The Brady Bunch - although most of the cast are reunited, there's really no connection to their 5 Seasons of stories, besides a house. Before Breaking Bad sends Jesse on his way, there needs to be an enormous amount of investment in gap filling and character re-development before we get there.… Expand
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UncleWillardOct 14, 2019
I enjoyed it, but it came off as just a long episode of BB. Wrapped up some loose ends and added some details we weren't aware of, but in the end, I wanted to binge the rest of that season.
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drlowdonOct 13, 2019
Continuing directly from Jesse Pinkman’s escape in the final episode of Breaking Bad, El Camino feels more like an extended episode of the series than a stand alone movie, but it does act as a serviceable epilogue to arguably the greatest TVContinuing directly from Jesse Pinkman’s escape in the final episode of Breaking Bad, El Camino feels more like an extended episode of the series than a stand alone movie, but it does act as a serviceable epilogue to arguably the greatest TV drama series ever written.… Expand
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Bignastydre77Oct 11, 2019
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Solid movie. Gave Jesse's character a much needed conclusion and great start. Happy they decided to make the film. Was a great service to the fans… Expand
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MogakumonoOct 11, 2019
A fine finish to this amazing series. Jessie gets a proper send-off and some unexpected characters get their last moment in the sun. Some disbelief is required to be suspended as some of the actors have clearly aged despite the timeline beingA fine finish to this amazing series. Jessie gets a proper send-off and some unexpected characters get their last moment in the sun. Some disbelief is required to be suspended as some of the actors have clearly aged despite the timeline being set straight after the final season. Aaron Paul gives his best performance yet.… Expand
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xXNoelXxOct 11, 2019
Very good it was extremely interesting, a very nice send off to the character.
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IyadkrOct 11, 2019
This movie is clearly the best way to finish the story of jesse pinkman , great characters , great story
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JKetnaOct 11, 2019
Perfect conclusion of this beautiful story. Just 2 more episodes of breaking bad. We can finally say Goodbye Breaking Bad greatest show of all time.
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fungifeetOct 11, 2019
El Camino manages to recapture both the gritty story telling of Breaking Bad along side the amazing cinematography and writing Vince Gilligan is known for. Aaron Paul slides back into a much more traumatized Jesse Pinkman's skin while makingEl Camino manages to recapture both the gritty story telling of Breaking Bad along side the amazing cinematography and writing Vince Gilligan is known for. Aaron Paul slides back into a much more traumatized Jesse Pinkman's skin while making the differences in the character seem natural due to the events of Breaking Bad's last season. The film deals with the blatant aging of characters by simply doing nothing and i'm so glad that Vince Gilligan opted to not use digital de-aging as it would have made certain characters feel more out of place. All of the Breaking Bad cameos help further Jesse's story and do not feel forced or merely used for fan service, without going into any detail none of the cameos take away from the film although i wish they found an alternative for a certain bald cap used towards the end of the movie. El Camino truly is a fitting coda to Jesse Pinkman's character from the masterpiece pop culture tv show that was Breaking Bad and Aaron Paul's performance given throughout the film further solidifies everyone's belief that he is an outstanding actor worthy of an award for his portrayal of Pinkman.… Expand
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OldSilentHillOct 11, 2019
Keeping the pace and camera style is what makes this film work, not just the characters, who by the way perform amazingly.
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ImanmshOct 11, 2019
Another fantastic movie from Vince Gilligan
This movie has a lot of details and that's what makes it special.
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kirkenderOct 18, 2019
Wonderful. Its entertaining, fast paced and significant. Aaron Paul does great work getting back into character, and there's plenty to explore. The story is right out of the Breaking Bad universe, and is a fitting epilogue to the series. TheWonderful. Its entertaining, fast paced and significant. Aaron Paul does great work getting back into character, and there's plenty to explore. The story is right out of the Breaking Bad universe, and is a fitting epilogue to the series. The only thing that broke my immersion is the fact the characters look older and thicker - Don't get me wrong, it's much preferred over the b/s de-aging that's happening lately. El Camino smartly jumps back and forth in time in order to get in all the required appearances from all the characters, and gives Jesse Pinkman a little glimpse of hope at recovery.… Expand
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CrumpletOct 11, 2019
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. In every way as brilliant as you would expect it to be. An emotional roller coaster from start to finish and an absolutely phenomenal send off to one of the greatest crime dramas ever created. Vince Gilligan, you crazy son of a **** you did it again and I hope that I find myself saying this same thing again in the future… Expand
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RyanEderOct 11, 2019
The film picks up right where Breaking Bad left off. Truly the conclusion Jesse Pinkman deserved. Aaron Paul is phenomenal and the cinematography is gorgeous. Just an absolutely beautiful swan song to one of the most iconic characters inThe film picks up right where Breaking Bad left off. Truly the conclusion Jesse Pinkman deserved. Aaron Paul is phenomenal and the cinematography is gorgeous. Just an absolutely beautiful swan song to one of the most iconic characters in television history. Some will complain that the plot was thin or that not much happened, but this movie showed you everything you needed to know about Jesse Pinkman and his tremendous arc, it’s the movie he would’ve wanted, and thankfully it’s the movie we got.… Expand
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amheretojudgeOct 11, 2019
This should be documented and even considered to be TRUE, no one can make up an epilogue as good as such, it has to be real.

El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie So was there ever a doubt before going in on a Vince Gilligan project? EspeciallyThis should be documented and even considered to be TRUE, no one can make up an epilogue as good as such, it has to be real.

El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie

So was there ever a doubt before going in on a Vince Gilligan project? Especially when and where he guides us into his Breaking Bad Universe. Not particularly. But I could not say even for a second that I was completely confident. It is not that I don't believe in his hard work and sincerity. It is just that Breaking Bad, similar to others, is near and dear to my heart. I am a bit sensitive on that subject. I was afraid more than I was speculative about this project. And it took a second act for Gilligan, although it should have taken only one, to convince me that this is a safe round. And I emphasize on that second act because I have never seen Gilligan so confident of his material.

That.. call it evolution or a calculated risk.. is what blows out every single fear of this epilogue. See, now the difference between the first and the second act is of course, Gilligan's change of perception of these characters. If the first act seems effortful- I only say effortful, for you can see him using all signature tactics of his like humor, playing with props, universal (physical) language tricks and witty solution to a simple problem, in order to keep the audience on their toes- the second is set free to change the tone as per wish.

This handover. This steering wheel that Gilligan so enticingly gifts to Aaron Paul is not only profoundly bold but also acceptable. It would make sense. It makes sense. Paul should take over that responsibility and choose. Ergo, there is this beautiful scene in the second act where Paul has to choose whether to kill someone or not. That entire scene. That entire act is pure performance. He shivers, he squeaks, he melts down and he chooses. Just as everyone chose to invest on making and experiencing El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie.… Expand
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AlexTkillerOct 11, 2019
Una manera magnífica de cerrar la historia de Breaking Bad, te mantiene atento toda la historia y al final deseas buscar el segundo capítulo, pero recuerdas que sólo era una película... :')
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the_dogaccOct 11, 2019
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. a satisfying ending to jessie's story and great fan service.Thank you aaron paul and vince gilligan.… Expand
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HoorkieOct 11, 2019
A well shot fan service with medicore script... Nowhere near as good as BB or Better Call Saul
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ElKaffesniffarnOct 12, 2019
Honestly an honorable ending to Breaking bad. It shows what Pinkman has been through and how his character has evolved. A certain flashback scene really answered a lot about Pinkman, loved that.
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antipaladinoOct 15, 2019
after all these years Vince Gilligan show that his direction didn't change and is still amazing, this movie is more of a look back from all the things that made breaking bad great like great villains moments, impossible situations and theafter all these years Vince Gilligan show that his direction didn't change and is still amazing, this movie is more of a look back from all the things that made breaking bad great like great villains moments, impossible situations and the clever ways that characters find their way out of it, amazing acting coming from all the actors include the one that appears for just couple minutes, for sure is a closure from Jesse's torment but unfortunately is lacking a little bit of that feeling that is stand-alone movie and it feels more like a really good breaking bad episode witch doesn't bother me that much, I just feel that I wanted to see more of Jesse journey whether than just revisiting the remainins of the world that Walter white has left, still an amazing movie with great moments that I wish that was launch when just had finished the last season of breaking bad.… Expand
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BerikOct 13, 2019
7 years after the ending of Breaking Bad, Vince Gilligan decided to make a movie to show what happened to Jessie Pinkman after he escaped his prison. When i say after though, it really only applies to 60% of the movie, as there are quite a7 years after the ending of Breaking Bad, Vince Gilligan decided to make a movie to show what happened to Jessie Pinkman after he escaped his prison. When i say after though, it really only applies to 60% of the movie, as there are quite a bit of flashbacks.

Jessie Pinkman, scarred and traumatized by his imprisonment, has to find a way to hide and run away. As a known partner to the greatest meth empire kingpin called Heisenberg, he has to find a way to start anew, and that requires money. Thus the thrilling escape begins.

While the scenes regarding present day events are immersive and get you on the edge of your seat, the flashbacks take away a lot of the tension. Characters are brought back in a rather contrived way, as their scenes don't change anything about the present day story. It also doesn't help that the original actors have aged or changed a lot, breaking immersion with the show a lot. Todd has suddenly gained a 100 pounds, and went from looking like a guy in his twenties to a fat middle aged guy. Bryan Cranston also makes an appearance, though his aging is too noticeable and his presence too forced and unnecessary. Why can't the movie stand on its own without having to use the characters from the show other than those who are truly integral to the story?

In the end, Jessie Pinkman finds his chance to start fresh and walk away from his tormented past. For years i wondered what would happen to him, and i'm glad El Camino wrapped up his story. Unfortunately, i feel like much of this movie is fan fiction considering all the unnecessary flashbacks. Hadn't these been forced in, it could have been a worthy sequel to Breaking Bad. Nonetheless, It is a good movie, i give it a 7/10.… Expand
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nish_rajOct 11, 2019
Vince Gilligan succeeds in delivering a powerful sequel to his masterpiece Breaking Bad. He captures the essence of Jesse Pinkman in a splendid way. Aaron Paul is just phenomenal. This definitely is a treat to the fans of Breaking Bad.
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ChrisPaniaguaOct 11, 2019
The only bad thing about the movie is that it ends. Please Vince, we want more!.
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Richmond95Oct 11, 2019
Vince Gilligan clearly put his passion into this project and you can defiantly feel that in the way it's filmed. Also Aaron Paul crushes it in this movie, El Camino gives us a satisfying conclusion to Jesse Pinkman's story and brings theVince Gilligan clearly put his passion into this project and you can defiantly feel that in the way it's filmed. Also Aaron Paul crushes it in this movie, El Camino gives us a satisfying conclusion to Jesse Pinkman's story and brings the Breaking Bad story to a definitive end. All we have to do now is what til Better Call Saul wraps up and we'll hand a fantastic completed franchise.… Expand
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criticreviewer1Oct 11, 2019
I think Vince Gilligan really made a good decision in making this film, and it was perfectly executed.
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SLAVAGORENICHOct 11, 2019
Great movie. Aaron is great actor and deserves his part at this movie. I like how they do it. Vince Gilligan is the best
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eldarkoOct 11, 2019
A beautiful ending, such a personal story, to which I was accustomed during the Breaking Bad years, the hotel scene made me cry with emotion.
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FernandapazleivOct 11, 2019
Master piece. Thanks you so much, Vince Gilligan. Just a perfect film. I have no words to explain how I feel. Thanks you again.
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oazsarunOct 11, 2019
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. is okkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk… Expand
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OnThePath2129Oct 11, 2019
Rewriting my previous review as I realized this movie is actually pretty good after a second viewing. I would say that this movie didn't really have to exist, we got a pretty good ending with Jesse in BB and it was mostly up to interpretationRewriting my previous review as I realized this movie is actually pretty good after a second viewing. I would say that this movie didn't really have to exist, we got a pretty good ending with Jesse in BB and it was mostly up to interpretation as to what would happen next. With this movie it doesn't take anything away from BB so that's good, but what I suggest is do not watch it straight after BB since the actors returning look much older in what was only supposed to be a few seconds after the show ended. Some haven't aged a bit, others it's pretty obvious. As a standalone, this movie has no bearing so don't listen to the creators saying it is. As a part of the show, I'd say it holds up if you can suspend your disbelief a bit to accept the actors are older and the main character of BB is gone and this is solely about Jesse. I feel what lacks is you don't get much of a rundown of who Jesse was in BB before all the crazy, heartbreaking stuff happened. So just watching the movie, you don't really feel the impact of why he is so broken, even if, like me, you gave the show a watch hours before the movie came out it's a little jarring, like if Aaron Paul isn't even playing Jesse Pinkman. However, a second time around, I was able to appreciate it a lot more and even change my score here from a 4 to a 7. I really didn't want this movie to pick up right where they left off in BB I think even letting a few years pass in the context of the show, you could still write a story about Jesse Pinkman running from the law as we see with BCS with Saul Goodman years later still constantly in danger of being caught. Still that was their decision and it does hinder the experience a bit but overall as a BB fan there is alot to like here. Watch it, it's a good bit of closure to Jesse Pinkman if you really weren't satisfied seeing him just drive off in the OG ending to BB.… Expand
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WomblerOct 11, 2019
Solid enough for a continuation of the show. Nothing spectacular but enjoyable for someone familiar with the storyline.
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JimratesgamesOct 11, 2019
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. We got the fan service we got the epic tense moments we got the satisfying ending we got phat Todd everything is here… Expand
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Arthur_anderaonOct 11, 2019
It's a truly a masterpiece!!!!!So exiting !!!you will love it!!!just watch it
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TopwiseFilmsOct 11, 2019
Tis' a great year for television sequel flicks... If you're Breaking Bad or Deadwood, anyway. The film is an awesome epilogue for Jessie's story and definitively answers the series' one burning, lingering question...
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CameOct 14, 2019
El camino is a perfect good movie to follow up the legendary series and it does a great job. This film is flawless and superb
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CZy4Rn1Oct 13, 2019
This movie isn't bad and it isn't great. It is just enjoyable movie, which doesn't bring much to the whole story, but respectively finishes the story of Jesse.
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HansJoerg1Oct 12, 2019
I liked it. I wish there was more, but that's Ok. At the end everyone working on that movie did a great job.
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OtakuGamerOct 12, 2019
It’s not something new, or exciting. It just another episode of BB series. Like OVA. Anyway it isn’t bad.
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JMBestOct 13, 2019
Great conclusion to an amazing show. The Wild West scene was my favorite. The cameos were well done as well as many of the my favorite characters were brought back.
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AmirnadimiOct 13, 2019
horrific. Strong story. Unpredictable adventure. It should definitely have a high viewer rating ,Those who haven't seen the series thoroughly thought of rating and rating less.
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PARZIVAL23Oct 15, 2019
El Camino is an excellent movie from an excellent breaking bad team. It had a great ending and we should praise Aaron Paul's brilliant acting.
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mehranvatandostOct 16, 2019
I watched El Camino twice, in One Night. & You Know What? El Camino is truly Masterpiece. it couldn't be otherwise
thank you vince gilligan. thank you guys. Thank you, everyone for all of the wonderful moment & memories.
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RosEliosOct 11, 2019
То самое кино которое позволяет закрыть небольшое пространство в душе оставленное после сериала "во все тяжкие". не задаёт новых вопросов, а отвечает на старые. Ложка ностальгии, радость от увиденных любимых персонажей и хорошая концовка, сТо самое кино которое позволяет закрыть небольшое пространство в душе оставленное после сериала "во все тяжкие". не задаёт новых вопросов, а отвечает на старые. Ложка ностальгии, радость от увиденных любимых персонажей и хорошая концовка, с которой эту историю можно отпустить со спокойным сердцем.… Expand
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DehmiOct 11, 2019
اذا كان فينس خلف الفلم فلا تخف يا عزيزي هذا الرجل من المستحيل
ان يخذلك كمشـاهد و دائما يقدم لك المتعة المضـمونة بطريقته الذكية و الاستثـنائية بالكـتابة و كالعـادة لا جـديد اداء مذهل من ارون و عودته بعد سنين للشخصية و لكن ما زال يحمل روحها .اذا كان فينس خلف الفلم فلا تخف يا عزيزي هذا الرجل من المستحيل
ان يخذلك كمشـاهد و دائما يقدم لك المتعة المضـمونة بطريقته الذكية و الاستثـنائية بالكـتابة و كالعـادة لا جـديد اداء مذهل من ارون و عودته بعد سنين للشخصية و لكن ما زال يحمل روحها .
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BoratOct 12, 2019
Great ending to the story where it left off after Breaking Bad. It checks all the boxes that makes a great ending. Anyone who didn't like it are most likely dull, boring and suffer from poor hygiene.
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bfoore90Oct 12, 2019
Absolutely, positively incredible. It connects to Breaking Bad really well and sends Jessie off the right way and offers up plenty of cameos to keep fans of the show satisfied without taking the focus off Jessie.
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muldjordOct 14, 2019
A lot of it works and a lot of it doesn't. Aaron Pauls perfomance is top-notch and keeps you interested through most of it. The look-backs are decent and there are some cool scenes here and there. Unfortunately the plot overall is quite thinA lot of it works and a lot of it doesn't. Aaron Pauls perfomance is top-notch and keeps you interested through most of it. The look-backs are decent and there are some cool scenes here and there. Unfortunately the plot overall is quite thin and often almost dull.
We are introduced to characters who were part of the original show. Some were memorable enough that you recall what they did and in those cases it plays well into El Camino's story. But a big emphasis is also put on lesser known characters that I couldn't remember at all. The movie does try to remind us slightly. But ultimately it wastes too much time trying to make us dislike them enough that we don't loose interest in the plot they are part of. And that's when things start falling slightly apart. I simply didn't care enough about it to keep me interested.
So basically it's a fan service movie more than anything else. It simply wraps up Jesse's story. And it does so fairly well.… Expand
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SuttreeOct 16, 2019
Paul carries this safe, if solid, tale with a very fine assist from Robert Forester. Breaking Bad was nearly flawless for its first three seasons. While it never recovered from a serious misstep in season four, it still soared on occasion.Paul carries this safe, if solid, tale with a very fine assist from Robert Forester. Breaking Bad was nearly flawless for its first three seasons. While it never recovered from a serious misstep in season four, it still soared on occasion. While Paul shows every day of the six years that have passed, he lifts the proceedings enough to please the hard-core "Captain Cook" fans. Those not blind to the series' shortcomings, or unfamiliar with what all the fuss was about, will not be moved to go back and binge. The one flashback scene with Brian Cranston is all the reminder needed as to why Breaking Bad was so good, even when the story-line grew uneven.… Expand
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BroyaxOct 12, 2019
Une conclusion qui dure l'équivalent de 3 épisodes et met un point final à l'épopée Breaking Bad avec une certaine nostalgie et quelques clins d'oeil en prime. Si certains détails chiffonnent dans le déroulement de la cavale du jeune PinkmanUne conclusion qui dure l'équivalent de 3 épisodes et met un point final à l'épopée Breaking Bad avec une certaine nostalgie et quelques clins d'oeil en prime. Si certains détails chiffonnent dans le déroulement de la cavale du jeune Pinkman avec notamment un bon paquet de retours en arrière (il faut suivre), le rythme et la densité sont vraiment le point fort par rapport à la série qui se laissait aller à quelques lourdeurs pénibles.

Evidemment Aaron Paul est impeccable dans un role qu'il connaît par coeur et son personnage qui a acquis une expérience non négligeable (et formé à bon école avec le vieux White), s'avère particulièrement malin et tenace. Tout s'enchaîne ici en tout cas avec à-propos et quelques grands moments qui ont fait la réputation de la série mais ici condensés en deux heures véritablement passionnantes.

Un ultime baroud d'honneur qui vaut totalement le détour, de surcroît magnifiquement mis en scène, ce qui ne gâche rien !… Expand
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