El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie [DVD] [2020]

I don't know that Breaking Bad really needed a cast reunion episode. The show was fine as it was; they landed it perfectly, no need for an epilogue. Certainly this isn't a movie, it's an extended episode. And it's done well, the acting is (of course) great, the dialogue sparks, and there's the marvellously ingenious BB trademark comic-book-style photography. But as each BB regular comes out on stage for their cameo, I kept wondering: was it really needed?

Felt slightly disappointed. I thought it would be more interesting. Nowhere near as good as the shows, but fills part of the story. Probably for the rumoured extra 2 seasons of breaking bad that there have been whispers of

This film tells us what happens to Jesse after Breaking Bad although there are flashbacks too.If you liked Breaking Bad, you'll like this.I wouldn't say it's necessarily as good as the best of Breaking Bad but it's not disappointing either.

how the cover says its a riveting thriller i dont know it has to be the biggest load of old tripe i have ever had the misfortune to sit through none of it made any sense and i just left it on hoping it would get better but it didnt its very disappointing dont waste your money on this its certainly not worth it

This film doesn't quite pop like the BB series, and the pace drops off in places. That said, it does tidy up what happened to Jessie, a question many people were probably asking at the end of BB, as he drives away in the El Camino.

The fact that I can't remember much of what happened in this film is no reflection on its content - it's just that Breaking Bad far and away outshone it and there were too few of my favourite cast members within it.

Well was waiting to see this, tidy ups a few loss ends. But a bit disappointed, as did not really get any chuckle moments. But was ok all the same as totally luved the series.

Breaking Bad was excellent so this was never going to be as good still nice to know what happened to Jesse