Film El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie

We finally get an answer to the question everyone has been asking: what happened to Jesse Pinkman?



Netflix recently released a follow up film to the hit series Breaking Bad showcasing the aftermath of the finale that aired 6 years ago.

What did you think of the film? Do you think this movie did a good job with ending Jesse's story? Do you think it was unnecessary?

I actually really liked it. My biggest gripe with breaking bad was Jesse not getting a proper conclusion to his story. He got one.

I'm glad there was no drastic twists or overt violence or much of what made Breaking Bad such a controversial and intense story. El Camino was exactly as advertised, a proper epilogue for a great TV series. I'm happy that Jesse (and the audience by extension) got the closure he needed.

So if Netflix isn't available for me I can't watch it legally? Any other ways to watch it? Because I've been waiting for it to come out and Breaking Bad is in my top 5 series and man that sucks.

I'm glad we got to find out what happened and that Jesse had his happy ending just gutted Walt actually died was hoping for a shock twist