El Camino: Every Breaking Bad Easter Egg and Reference
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If you loved #ElCamino, you’ll love this video all about all the references to and Easter eggs from #BreakingBad in the film. Did you spot them all?
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The most shocking part of 5 seasons and a two hour movie is when Skinny Pete takes off his hat. I didn’t expect him to be blonde.
That aged him 20 years, too.
Zona Hrnjak I didn’t expect him to have hair
I know!!! I was so shocked and caught off guard that I had to pause the movie.
DUDE FOR REAL
@crema de espárragos so you expected something?
Walt finds out Gus dies through a car radio. Jesse finds out Walt dies through a car radio. 🐣
Noemi Gonzalez yes!
I find out I love you through this comment section 😘
And (probably) Lydia
@@nismocash989 no
Jesse found out Walt died from the blood pooling under his feet.
Skinny Pete and Badger's friendship with Jesse was the best part of the movie for me...they gave up so much just to make sure Jesse would make it out
The "you drive like" scene killed me
Was waiting for that teaser trailer scene where skinny is being interrogated by the feds but i guess it didn't make the final cut :(
It aint no thang, just reppin the ABQ
When Badger said Via Con Dios and Skinny told Jesse he was his hero (even though they knew that he was kept captive like an animal) it really got to me. They are true friends. True blue.
A whole lot of what they had to give up was gotten just because of their relationship w Jesse. Neither of them would have had it in t first place if not for him.
I groaned and guffawed when Walt went on about finally "doing something special". Walt did research that almost won a Nobel prize, not to mention having a family. However Idt either of those two had anything going on in their entire lives more special than their relationship w Jesse.
I like the Idea of Jesse living as a Carpenter in Alaska and raising a family as the good and beautiful person he always was
Plus he put in a lot of effort into the box he made he said in rehab. I don't know which episode but he put a lot of effort into a box in carpeting class or whatever after his teacher said is that the best you can do. But then traded it for an ounce of weed or something.
@@jacobcatterall6070 it was the show's finale.
@@bell581 I think he talks about the box at the group therapy session
some point in season 4 i think
I'd like to think that too but the idea of the show leading into the walking dead is much cooler personally.
I cried when skinny told him he was his hero that hit hard
shit made me tear up Im here with you on that
LOL
Word yo
Yh that was an insane reference when Jesse was a kid and he drew hero's and comic book stuff he was inspired by hero's all along
LMAO I DID THE SAME 😭
When speaking to Saul’a disappearance guy, Jesse say’s “I’m like 96% sure you’re the guy.” The Blue Sky that Jesse cooks is 96% pure.
All of the characters breathe air as well
@@larsb.1972 woah. i never even thought of that, good catch!
92*
@@silentshotZz321 he gets it up to 96% when he’s forced to cook for uncle Jack’s crew
@@silentshotZz321 it’s 96% when he cooks it for the cartel the only reason it was 92% is because he was beaten and probably ill
It was a great conclusion to his caracter. We needed this movie. Jesse deserved it.
it felt like a lost episode.
Character
They need to do this for game of thrones.
Jadra Sibenik damn straight!
@@calebmouse_ No. Game of Thrones is the opposite of Breaking Bad. Slowly got worse as the series got on. It just needs to die as the disappointment it was.
Anybody else upset that the scene with Skinny Pete being questioned didn’t make it into the movie?
I couldn't figure out where it would fit though.
ScreenCrush Probably when LoJack goes to track the car. Then they take him in for having the stolen El Camino.
I think is brilliant they don’t include it into the movie, when you finished the movie you look back to the teaser THAN you realize what Skinny is talking about.
Jimmy Ma,
I think it’s brilliant because it shows us that life goes on in this universe even when the cameras aren’t rolling.
REX yeah it will be cool to also see these characters’ story but I think that will be all over the place, maybe we will see them in Better Call Saul? I think it’s good story not to touch too much side story in a single movie which is mainly about Jessie
This movie takes place after the events of breaking bad, which is a subtle reference to the TV show breaking bad
Woah, who woulda thought
very in-depth, clear and concise analysis. A+
Lol
@AnimeBoy finally I get to r/woooosh someone
r/wooooooosh
crazy
Also, the guy that Jesse killed said to him "you got balls, I'll give you that" while they were walking away with money. Tuco said the same thing to White when White blew up Tuco's place.
Di si karlo
great catch
I got that one
jessie also says this in breaking bad, i forget where specifically
Even though the show ended six years ago, everyone's appearance seemed as though they were filmed only the day after....
Well, except for Todd. He got fat.
up until it said SHOW MORE I was thinking....YO Look at Todd.....
Cuz he crushes to large pizzas everyday
Not gonna lie, every scene with Todd i was like "damn boi, he got thicc."
But im glad they all agreed on this 'minor' detail. To finish the story of Jesse.
Fatt Damon....
@M K then got skinny cuz he tried the meth
Jesse’s apology to his parents also beautifully mirrors Walt’s admittance to Skyler in Felina. No one seems to comment on that
Great point. I really liked that. "For what it was worth, you tried."
I disagree. I felt like Jessie completely disconnected after what happened in Breaking Bad. his parents basically disowned him because he was selling drugs. they gave him no chance at all, even forced him to be homeless twice. once to "Teach him a lesson" and twice when they found his little brother's weed and blamed it on Jessie. they treat him like complete trash in every scene, not even offering so much as a hug to their son. they never gave him a chance and he rolled with the punches, and used that fake apology to get them out of the house so he could break in and steal the $1,800 he needed to completely start his life over. it was a trick. it shows that police were watching the house and Jessie knew that. the parents wanted him in prison and were cooperating. they don't want to hear his story, they just want him in jail, yet again never giving him a chance to explain. at the end he wrote a letter to Brock, and just him. they confirm this with asking if he has anyone else he wants to talk to.
@TheGreenScreen It speaks well of Jesse (His words to his parents) but I don't think they deserved them, or Jesse. When Jesse was at his lowest they didn't care if he had a place to lay his head. It was SO sweet when Jesse shows up having bought HIS house (which his Aunt left him because it was JESSE, not her SISTER (Jesse's dishrag mom) out from under the feet of these two law and order A-Holes. Jesse, you're a better man than I am. Either that or a sucker!
There's evidence for that as well...I mean, giving his gun to that faux DEA agent...I know; I'm nitpicking. Jesse, in the final analysis, is too good for this world. As Skinny Pete would say--- "Church..."
"Everything I did..."
Cuz no one gives a fuck
Do y'all remember when Walt is talking to Skyler trying to reassure her that they will not go after him and he then states "Do you know who you are talking to? If I suddenly stop going to work, a company large enough to be in the NASDAQ would go belly up." Then, in the film, when Jesse is in a vehicle listening to the radio, they say "the NASDAQ is down 35 points." Is that not an easter egg?
think you're reaching bro
Nothing put into movies is by mistake, so I think there's a link there. Nice.
@@jackdwiggins5425 I disagree, it's a memorable line so why would they have that a random line like that in a memorable scene many years later
Considering that they created the broadcast, I can't imagine that this part would just be random in nature. Not that I think they wanted us to believe the NASDAQ was actually going down because of Walt dying... more of an inside joke.
Damn this is good
Maybe a long shot but in one of Jesse's flashbacks in El Camino, there is a fern above the bathtub he is sitting in. The fern is the national plant and symbol of New Zealand, the country Jane and Jesse wanted to go to together for a fresh start.
Good catch !
That scene with Todd driving, and Jesse in the trunk with the maid, while Dr. Hook played on the radio was so good.
Really showed Todd's sociopathic side.
💨🫳🏼💨 _Sharing the night together_ 💨🫳🏼💨
The outtake video of it is hysterical
El Camino was a brilliant subtle way to give the Breaking Bad enthusiasts another dose to satisfy our addiction.
AND make us want more!
RIP Robert "Ed The Disappearer" Forster.
Bleb Han who is that?
Jt parker The guy with the vacuum cleaner shop who helped Jesse "disappear".
he died?
@@jhonnyboylco7774 like right before the show was released i think.
@@user-yv1dv1sp3c Nah, he passed away on the release day of the movie.
That ain’t no cockroach. That’s a desert stinkbug.
-someone that lives in Albuquerque
I agree..lived Albuquerque 35 years and we all know that's a stink bug.
Don't know what stinkbug is but it sure as hell doesn't look like a cockroach.
@@jerboymustdie7689 think its more of a beetle
7:33 "He plays with a cockroach"
Beatle: "Am I a joke to you?"
Unless that beetle's name was Paul McCartney, I think you just played yourself.
Beetle*
Yes you are
Lol. I saw that too
I heard Todd had to gain weight for another role. His singing in the car made up for it. 😁
I've never felt so attracted to a fat ginger Nazi male than I was in that moment.
@@darthkek1953 haha!! Great comment
He gained weight for "the Irishman"
The final scene in El Camino with Jessie driving through Alaska is beautiful. His expression clearly shows peace. At the end of Breaking Bad, Jessie was free, but not at peace. The final scene in BB with Jessie driving the car, yet with a manic expression, suggests his freedom but his excitement and uncertainty. El Camino gave Jessie peace. I'd argue that it's possible it was the end of 'Jessie', and the beginning of not only a new life for his character, but a new personality. A matured personality; a free one. A one at peace.
A found El Camino a simple, beautiful and satisfying wrap for the series. It didn't need to be anything mindblowing, just a conclusion for Jessie along with some quick questions answered. It was nice and quite nostalgic to see some of the characters return. Brought me back to years ago when the show was airing. 8/10 from me.
Me: Let's see what these comments say about this amazing movie
Comments: "Todd got fat."
yup plus he was good at singing
@Jim Burns Masterpiece? This movie was a big disappointment. The story was dull. It wasn't a bad movie, but it's just dull
I loved Todds corny music,lol! He had that song by Dr.Hook stuck in my head for at least a week.
I love the film but Fat-ass Todd is completely distracting.
He prob ate his tv money
Wasn't Walt's first kill technically Emilio, with the phosphine gas?
Yes Emilio is Walt first kill in the beginning of Breaking Bad however he's not the first person to die chronologically.
Yeah that's why I unsubbed they make half assed Terrible videos
@@eiad1251 wtf lol
@@sic5153 its such a stupid idiotic mistake they barely put it any effort anyways and they mess up smth this simple? Its embarrassing and I'm not gonna stay subbed just to watch Half assed videos like this.....
@@abramsullivan7764 who was then?
Mike was the best character on this show. And the only death i was pissed off about. Lol
same. i hated how Walt kills him for absolutely no reason. he just wanted to retire and live with his granddaughter
Can't leave evidence, even Jesse snitched on Walt why not Mike if things get nasty and complicated?
Walt kills him because Mike hurt his pride by insulting him.
Eazy Mike would have never let Walt know the names of the 9 men, which could have easily got Walt busted considering Walt couldn’t just leave town like mike was planning
Mike and saul will remain my favourite characters
I think the tarantula todd kept was a way to remind viewers how unchanged he remained after killing the boy
kinda like jesse catching walt whistling at peace while cooking in the pest tent after saying hes in turmoil for drews death
Isn’t the whole movie a Breaking Bad Easter egg and reference?
Sidestep Adventures yep this guy is just a crackhead
Bromelain is not even an element but an enzyme, that's why Walt adds "actually, it's not close at all" after initially saying "Bromelain. But, close."
I’m honestly just upset we didn’t get a minor revisit from Walts’ family 🤷🏻♀️ the curiosity is killing meeee
We should have like a time jump kinda thing showing Elliot giving the trust to Jr.
Hopefully that will be another movie.
@@mariacheung647 Probably not, unfortunately
@@tcg1_qc why
@@sashimi879 it’s been like 7-8 years since the show ended it’s unlikely
did nobody notice that the stocks went down just like walt said it would in his speech?
Ocho yeah nice lil funny Easter egg they threw in didn’t catch it till now
He said they’d go belly up. Nasdaq was only down 35 points though
@@CR7CRAKA he didnt say the nasdaq would go belly up- he said a company BIG ENOUGH that it could be listed o the nasdaq would go belly up if he quit cooking
Yup, you’re right
In the duel Jesse's coat is on fire, much like Walt's hidden weapon in the finale, I can't help but think that was on purpose.
Good observation!
@@erstaples1 I just refreshed with the last episode of Breaking Bad before El Camino so it was pretty fresh in my mind
@@hobnobhead4043 I had thought that Jesse's pants on fire was such a random detail to include in the scene. It makes way more sense as a callback to Walt's trunk.
I too thought that was totally on purpose reminiscent of the trunk gun, the first time I saw it.
Walter Jr = Walter White's son
Jesse Pinkman = Heisenberg's son
You reckon?
How many times do we have to see this and the "this is the moment walt became heisenberg" comments?
Skinny Pete and Badger are the most underrated characters! They were so loyal to Jessie and he was just as loyal back.
i was able to hold my shit for all the movie until those flashbacks of jane jessie had while driving in alaska
Not gonna lie, I said 'awww' when the camera goes to the passenger seat and shows Jane
Then when it goes back to season 2 Jesse I teared up a bit
No the best part was of Jesse and Walt
I fucking cried like a baby
"sociopath and an aw-shucks boy next door" - perfect description
Did anyone notice the large wooden spoons in the old mans kitchen when he is making tea for the fakecop.Walt had the same spoons in his kitchen at his house.
?
You eagle eyed bastard I’m so jealous
It's an homage!
I noticed that too, odd think to include but why not
They are very common around the world
I really liked el Camino. I always wondered if Jesse got caught by the cops as he was driving away, it was nice how it picked right up where we left off.
I also liked how Todd’s ringtone in the final episode was about Lydia. Not really anything to do with El Camino but I still thought it was cool
Lidya oh Lidya, say have you met Lidya? Lidya the taaatooed lady!
@@BinaryDigit09 LYDIA, WITH A Y
That wasn't a cockroach in the "Breaking Bad" episode. It was a beetle.
A darkling Beetle to be exact!
yep, or as we call it in Mexico, a Pinacate
@@criptolatino Tss.....tss......Pinacate? How do you fit candy in one uh dem lil mugz, CUUUUZ? Whudduyuh, hit it wit a toothpick or sumptin'?
@@Tsadi9Mem9Khet9 you're thinking of a pinata...
@@dylanfitz01 Yes. It was a Chip Chipperson joke.
I wonder if Todd’s place being filled with snacks was a playful jab at the actor for not losing the weight.
I was told they all started to make the movie fast and he wasn't given time to lose weight
It was sad to see it all finally end, but it was amazing watching it all go down. Breaking Bad and all the spin-offs really were and still are the best show(s) on television. It'll be a while until we see another show that good, I think
The whole series ended long before El Camino when Walt died and Jesse had his freedom. Even though El Camino touched more on Jesse’s future, even if he was caught by the cops he was still free because Walt died. I mean isn’t Walt the whole reason he was the way he was in the end? With all the manipulations and lies?
Todd wants to get pizza on the way home. Don't do it Jesse! He'll eat the whole thing!
Bill Malec 😆🙌🏻
Todd has definitely had plenty of pizzas in a short timeframe lmao 😂
I wonder if this was a nod to the pizza thrown on Walt’s roof...
Could be I don’t remember if the one he threw in the roof was pepperoni or not
@@jamesfair9751 I believe it was.. xD
Something that’s really cool that has been confirmed by Aaron Paul , that flashback scene with Mike takes place directly after the season five episode ‘buyout ’ when mike and Jesse see the dead boy on the news and then the next shot they are telling Walt they’re out. They never got the scene down, it was more of an implication. He said he went back to watch buyout before filming to get into jesse’s headspace , god bless BB and el Camino, they killed it truly
5:19 I think Saul also used a dog metaphor when he adviced Walt to kill Jesse
Yup. He made an old yeller reference.
J F I literally just rewatched that episode lol
Saul also once referred to Jesse as Old Yeller
That was not a cockroach, it’s a beetle.
Thank you for all these details! Loved it!
There are way more Jesse/dog references throughout the series and movie that you didn't mention. My favourite is definitely that if you pay attention, you can see Jesse blink in multiple episodes, which is a reference to this blinking that dogs often do with their eyes.
a good boy
Exactly. Also jesse shows his hair a lot of times which is also a link to dogs as dogs have hair
Have to second this one. And I can't remember what episode it was, but there was also the scene where Walter puts down the bowl full of dog food and Jesse crawls over to it and Walter commands him to shake before he can eat the food. Now that I look back, I get chills thinking about the symbolism they fit into this show and the ways they managed to sneak in these references.
Does the eye blinking spell dog in Morris code ?
@@BlogVomMax dont forget the fact he has an anus the same way dogs coincidentally also have an anus
Bager and Skinny Pete in El Camino are a reference to Walt’s hired assasins at the end of Breaking Bad
In the pilot Hank calls Marie in the middle of arresting some suspects. Flash forward to Hank's last episode, Hank calls Marie as soon as he arrests Walt. This, in the end, is was what gets Hank killed because it bought time for Jack's gang to reach Walt. I thought what a dumb move for Hank to call Marie right there. Maybe it was, but it was consistent with his character.
Hank had no reason to believe time was critical. He wanted to savor his bust.
and I think in the pilot its Marie that calls Hank.
You didn’t say you had spoilers for better call Saul... thank you very much
wow love the interpretation of the conversation that jesse and walt had in the cafe. i kept thinking that it was just a casual conversation that walt tried to engage with jesse but didnt realise all the important messages that describe the character of our favorite duo. great job there!
On 10:23 'Mike says Alaska its the last frontier' and at the ending of El Camino when Jesse gets his freedom the number plate of that car is 'Alaska the last frontier'.
"....I got my diploma..." Seriously felt offended for Jesse there
It is a good ending but weird to see Todd fat
I know, that was the thing that made me the most annoyed throughout the movie. It’s not canon. Also, Walter’s fat head in the two scenes he has with Jesse at that diner at the end. He looks retarded, and it’s because he didn’t shave his head for those two scenes so they had to put a fake bald head on him, which is what made his damn head look so fat.
@@downfromthereeefters I feel like you can explain it in universe. People gain weight sometimes. Jesse is enslaved for like a year of I recall correctly so at some point Todd gained some weight and then lost it.
@@downfromthereeefters I just noticed after reading your post and now I can't un-see it.
@@Chocolatepain and Walt just has a big brain
Well the actor probably got older and ate good as we saw :P They could delay it a bit by make him losing some weight. It was indeed weird cause we were watching the past with a different Toddelix :P
You missed one. When Todd and Jessie are driving past the "arrov" sign, after that you see an odd 18 mph speed limit sign. This is a reference to the 1800$ he has to get later in the movie.
The 18 mph sign has to be fake, no city would put up such an odd number for a speed limit.
I live in ABQ and there are some 18 mph signs on certain streets. It's still probably a reference to the $1800 too tho. Good catch.
@@alexcurtas2616 TIL ABQ has unique traffic signs
@@alexcurtas2616 18.64 mph = 30 mph which is relatively common in Europe. Maybe that's why?
NorCal Explorer theres a 9mph sign in my town
Fun fact "Alaska" is actually the Sandia Peak here in Albuquerque, and the mountains outside of Owl Cafe are actually a hotel, and the street Eubank. It's fun watching this movie, whilst also living in the setting it takes place in.
This movie brought me to tears. This is the redemption arc we all wanted from Walt at first before deciding he was just evil and rotten inside.
This shot has been shown in the trailers and I’m sure everyone’s seen it but I can’t help but think 8:01 shows Jesse looking kinda like Walt while the shot is still blurred, probably indicating Walt’s long lasting effect on Jesse’s self even after the former’s passing
kid named schizophrenic
This blows my mind that you found so many similarities where a normal eye couldn’t. Definitely earned this subscription
Ryan Arey. You summed this up excellently. This is absolutely brilliant. It’s more interesting than the episodes...nearly.
Good gravy, Ryan, you've gone and done it again. This all works for me, but the great thing is how it all recedes to the background as a master storyteller goes about his work in the foreground.
This is the best breakdown i've seen, damn
Breaking Bad references and easter eggs in a Breaking Bad movie?
Hmmm lol
Breaking Bad was all about the Easter Eggs, hidden details, foreshadowing, and subtle references. If you don’t know that you don’t know breaking bad.
Dude what videos have you not seen? Lol
Very nice video, thanks Ryan
Breaking Bad is a master class in scriptwriting, editing, storytelling, film-making, and everything in between. ❤
My favorite easter egg was the snowglobe with Lydia sitting back in the tea cup XD both my friends that saw the movie missed this, but they were hysterical when I told them about it.
Man I love everything about this universe. Going to deeply miss it when Better Call Saul ends.
This was a great video. A lot of these I got but there were several that I didn’t. Good job!
John C shout out to faces real quick
if jesse eventually starts a family in alaska, i wonder if he would one day tell them about his past. cause he could easly just make up a lie about all his scars but could he ever really feel connected or understood by someone who doesnt know about that part of his life?
I feel like Jesse ended up where Walt started and probably finds a girl and has a few kids living the life Walt should of had! And Walt ended up where Jesse shoulda been dead from the drug business! The crazy thing is Vince Gilligan can come up with some very realistic stuff when he wants too! The way he made the Breaking Bad universe feel so real that it's for sure up there with The Wire which is another amazing show kinda like Breaking Bad! I think Vince should do another show in the same universe as breaking bad! He wouldn't have to do any cross overs if he didn't wanna either because he seems to write amazing original things!
_"Ahhhhhh wireee!"_
Your dream became true 4 years ago, it's called better call saul
why are you yelling at me!
Kali Southpaw hes referencing a breaking bad episode not an actual show called the wire lmao
The amount of detail in this is mind boggling. They truly deserved every award they have received.
This video made me love the movie even more. So, so many details that went right over my head.
OMG!!! Excuse me while I pick my jaw up off the floor! This is the best Easter egg/movie analysis I’ve ever seen! You sir, are amazing!
I wanted Jesse to find Walt’s old money in all of those barrels towards the end of the movie and then he lives on in Alaska with all that money.
feds probably found it after raiding uncle jacks place tho.
Jesse doesn't want to keep Walt's dirty money. he just wants to live on his own with a fresh new start.
@DjRawd0g he took Todd's money because he needed to flee as fast as possible and he knew that the guy selling vacuum cleaners was asking for a certain amount of money. But in the series he throws money by the car window and wants to give millions to the family of the kid that got killed by Todd. I think he wants to start his new life in Alaska with no money at all and become an honest man.
I thought all walts money was going to be in the hot tub or whatever todd jumped into to when they put the hood on the el camino
@@jimi2929 maybe that's where it was all hidden. Under the concrete...
I liked the El Camino personally. It covered some details that we may could see in a fillers episodes in the original Breaking Bad series but for some reason they decided to do it now. Also after your video that reminded me some old stuff from BB series that connects with the El Camino, made me feel even greater for this movie. Thanks.
Yes! You put up a great video revealing all the easter eggs!
About Badger and Pete's Trek fandom. When everyone was looking for Jesse Mike had bugged Badger and Pete's place and says about one of Badgers phone calls "He talked about something called Babylon 5 for three hours".
I could honestly say Skinny Pete and Badger didn’t really stand out at first but there loyalty for Jessie really made me appreciate those guys more after everything Jessie has been through
7:42 - Neil forgets Rule 0 of gunfighting, "Don't get into a gunfight you can otherwise avoid."
Great analysis ! Really enlightening and great depth
All of these details may not always be obvious but they work on the subconscious while you watch and help to immerse you completely in this world. Genius show.
It's the perfect ending to Breaking Bad, thank you for this clip showing all the easter egg refrences throughout the movie & tv show.
I’ve always wondered what happened to Jesse in the last episode. My sister and I made a bunch of theories, and one of them was that he went through with going to Alaska.
Thank you for this! I have a whole new appreciation and perspective on the film. I watched it when it came out and thought it was a great epilogue episode for the breaking bad series.
Now I'm rewatching the series, and I plan to rewatch the movie after. 😁😁
The last gunfight scene was actually the most Heisenbergian trait Jesse show as he keep a second gun in his pocket, don't leave everything to chance
Well, what honestly broke my mind, Is AMC's idea to emphasize the fact that Jesse indeed actually had a chance to escape, He literally had Todd's own gun and he just let it go, just like that, which to me showed that they wrote the backstory a little wonky. But maybe it showed that jessse was so broken that he honestly HAD no choice...
Todd threatened Jesse at the cage's door: if he tries anything, Jack's gang will go after Brock.
Jesse could actually have killed Todd, but then he would have to deal with Jack's and, being cruel and vicious, they could kidnap Brock, forcing Jesse to come back after watch this on the news.
Todd left the gun there because he knew that Jesse couldn't kill him.
The scene shows how powerless Jesse were, a prisoner even out of his cage.
I’ve never gotten attached to any character like I did with Jesse. He’s deep down a very good person and I love how beautifully the show captured it, even down to him not killing bugs. ❤️
This is the best analysis video of El Camino in breaking bad I have seen
This is some really outstanding, impressive breakdown. Again.
Wow I never realized the money skinny and badger gave Jesse was the money they got from Walt but it makes so much sense
At 4:30 the terrarium was also a reference to black mirror, where the actor of tod played the protagonist/antagonist of season 4 episode 1 I think. You see a star trek like figurine being hunted by a monster just like it's happening there star trek-esque.
At first I thought this video was overreach, but then everything comes together. Terrific job!
What an eye for symbolism you guys have. Made El Camino come alive for me. I thought it was "ok" upon first watch but you really have made Jesse's journey totally work for me
You know what’s crazy? Walt said, “I never really had a say in how my life went,” in the episode with the family intervention about his cancer. So he decides to take his life into his own hands and cook meth. But it’s at the expense of taking Jesse’s own free will away from him; the very thing that Walt was combating against in his own life 🤯
9:03 Well, we just got a scene with them today in Better Call Saul
My man wrote and directed one of the best tv series, did a spin-off which is currently surpassing the show itself and a solid 8/10 movie. Big respect
Super ty for this.
7:52
Jesse - "like the wild west".
Aaron Paul's joining WESTWORLD for season 3
It'd be funny if he was the same dopey eyed wannabe punk like in the very beginning of breaking bad
I loved this movie and think that it was a story that needed telling. If anybody deserved a happy ending from this show it was Jesse and it was so good to see how that came to fruition.
Amazing video! This is why this is the best series out there! Ready for season 5 of Better call Saul
Awesome pointers 😃