@@awagnow not really cuz if u remember Jessie used to draw and he liked to draw superheroes and in one season he actually said he was a villain in his life even tho he always wanted to be the hero.. so I felt was a powerful quote tbh
To be honest it was more like an extended final episode to give closure to fans and I thought it was really well done. But I think some people were expecting some kind of epic blockbuster movie.
MrMongoose221 what I meant was the expectations. Some fans were expecting an epic with old characters coming back to life, but what we got was just another episode which I liked and had no problem with.
I saw el Camino before watching breaking bad, so I was clueless to what the movie was about. So for the past 2 wks ive been watching breaking bad n now shit started to make sense now lol. I'm watching the last episode today.
Just found out that Robert Forester, the guy who's character helped Jesse escape to Alaska, has passed away at 78. Damn the movie just came out today. I'm glad he gave us some good memories from this show and movie.
Fun El Camino fact: The pimp who drove the Hummer in the call girls scene was the same huge thug who pissed his pants and ran out of the parking garage after Mike disarmed Trevor in that episode of Better Call Saul.
I wish they had done this movie within a year after the end. Todd looked too old from how I remember him. This movie gave the closure that any BB fan would want, Jesse being free and liberated!
Yeah Todd looked like he aged 15 years and gained 80 pounds and the Jesse flashback with Walter was obvious Jesse was old and Walters head looked so obvious that he had on a bald cap. This movie was disappointing as a whole for me
M H I don't want to admit it but you're right, it felt like Jessie was searching Todd's house for 20 real time minutes. I don't know, maybe I need to watch it again to gain appreciation for it but so far I'm with you.
@@lulululu2109 well.....his mom was killed.......I doubt a little kid is still living at the same address by himself...foster care or something.......the kid would be gone
@@lulululu2109 he knows that if he killed Todd. Uncle jack and his crew would definitely know it was jesse and would exact their revenge by going to kill brock
No where near as good as bb, but i thought it was still a solid film. A little slowly paced, but well acted, well filmed, and suspenseful. Again...not by any means on the level of bb, but a decent movie.
It was a nice homage to Clint Eastwood's character The Man With No Name. He used to hide a second revolver underneath his poncho with the same effect of using it to get the jump on dueling opponents.
A.J, did you not see the dead little boy action figure laying on the sand of the aquarium???? If not check it out.. Todd also had the customize snowglobes, one with Lydia in it .. There were some great Easter eggs in El Camino...
I cried through the movie, I’m happy he had it end peacefully, that Jane sequence was a great scene, Jesse driving off in to the unknown is super satisfying, I was happy that he had it bad through the show
I think Looper just realizes that people will be willing to watch anything related to Breaking Bad/the movie for the next few days even if they have seen the movie already, ESPECIALLY if they've seen the movie.
lol why the hate to a family that had to suffer because of a person's miserable ego Why do people see WW as an anti hero, when he's clearly a normal being falling down to becoming a villain. The name of the show is Breaking Bad
@Dahlen Olson I think they could've done without this movie all together. I watched through the series 4 times. Maybe i was expecting too much, but this movie was boring for the most part. A couple decent scenes, but pretty disappointing overall.
@Dahlen Olson Like i said, i watched through breaking bad 4 times. I know what the show was about. By breaking bad standards, the movie was kinda shit.
Something I realised in el Camino: just before entering the warehouse where he killed the gang members who enslaved him, he picked up a beetle and let it crawl across his hand. Exactly like in an episode in breaking bad where after skinny Pete stepped on the beetle. Jessie has always disliked violence, but you ever mess with those he loves, he’ll always get you.
Skinny Pete was excellent in this movie. I wish that scene was included. Would’ve shown even further how loyal he was to Jess being grilled and not cracking to police pressure
No it was meant as a teaser. You never see trailers that are not included in the movie. It was very well done. It wasnt necessary. We knew what Skinny Pete did after Jesse left. Why see it again?
I guess a new movie is in preparation and that scene would be included in that one. As interrogation will only be done once police finds todds car and at that time Jesse would have already been at Alaska. Lets see.
El Camino is Falina part 02. The 17th episode of series 5. It’s giving jesse Pinkman closure that his character deserved. If you expect anymore than that you’ll be disappointed. I loved it! RIP Robert.....
The movie was everything and more for me. I was on the edge of my seat the entire movie. Yeah i wanted more, but damn what a great recap and ending to a great show. Glad they put it on Netflix and not make us all pay to go see it in the movies.
Walt's story is of a man turning to his darkest impulses when confronted with death. Jesse's story is of a man pushing past the darkest and in the end, finding a life.
This actually made me tear up a bit. To walk with Jesse throughout his journey in Breaking Bad and then relive everything he went through--he deserved a happy ending. I'm glad it was written that way. And the movie was simple, too!
I binged Season 1-5 a few months ago. When Breaking Bad was live on cable a saw a few episodes, but never got hooked. I didn't realize how good it was. It was a great show just like The Sopranos. El Camino was good, need more.
No one's going to talk about the almost literal elephant in the room lol. Anyone know if Todd got fined from his royalties in any way for not making the weight cut lol
He didnt sacrifice himself for jesse he went to the compound intending to kill everyone including jesse but changed his mind after he realised jesse was not a partner but just a slave in captivity
VOIZ CRACK it was obvious to say the least walter left jesse for dead after jack killed hank thinking they would kill him but they didn’t,walter never knew jesse was still alive until felina where skinny pete and badger told him there is still blue meth selling so they figured out he was still alive so walter went to save jesse and kill jack and his boys ofc you would never know if walter survived or not they said in the radio in el camino that he died but this is cinema after all they can make breaking bad 2 with zombie heisenberg and you’ll still like it i mean the actor of ww bryan cranston himself doesn’t think heisenberg is dead but like i said everything is possible just look at the fast and furious franchise they brought back letty after she died then they brought back han after he died
The diner scene used the song “to sir with love” which is from the same movie from the 60’s. It’s a thank you to a teacher for all that they taught them.
I dont actually know how to feel about the ending, it's like the ending most of us wanted but not what jesse deserved. I would've preferred him giving up to the cops eventually after a hard realization or sonething. That feels like a better closure to his arc.
03:05 there’s more to it than that. I think when Walt made this statement so early in their journey and Jesse’s speechless reaction afterwards, it was just another nod to Walt’s ‘moral fracture’ and ultimate duality, which turns out to be the epicenter of the breaking bad series; Walt was an unfinished man that due to a series of unfortunate events in his life, and a few assholes along the way, needed completion. Think about it, All the things Walt told Jesse he should do to better himself, Walt had already done. College..all that. It was after Jesse reassured him that his family would be taken care of, to which Walt seemed genuinely relieved, that he made this statement to Jesse which basically said “you don’t know this man’s angle...it’s deeper than you think” Because of this...people warned Jesse that Walt was a ticking time bomb but I honestly think Jesse likened Walt to his cancer-weary, deceased relative who loved him unconditionally- seen in photographs earlier in the series or just a father figure he didn’t have.
Didn't see it until last night's AMC premiere. But wow: "El Camino" just floored me. So grateful that Jesse has that...second chance. And thank you, "Looper," for this wonderful piece.
It was a perfect conclusion to Jesse’s story and put a wrap on one of the greatest shows of all time. I can’t recall a show with a great episode every single episode outside of Fly lol
@@whyteytheplug2875 Walter had given them each like $10,000 or even $100,000 to point the laser pointers at Elliott and Gretchen. I imagine they probably still were sitting on some of that money considering they had seen Walter like the day before they saw Jesse, chronologically speaking. So my guess is they each handed Jesse like $3-4k, that's about the amount it looked like anyway.
@@vegasvandough I wonder if they can make anything else with Jesse. Maybe he's found and running from the law again. Or being hunted by a cartel. Or, whittling wood in Bob Ross esque episodes. Maybe even building a log cabin in an Alaska based show on Discovery Channel. There must be a Gustavo based show coming though. I hope at least. I mean, the possibilities really are endless.
This finally brought closure to part of the story after so long! Breaking bad was a great show. El Camino was a great movie. Would be awesome if they did a follow up on walt's family.
One thing worth noting: the film’s story begins with Jesse screaming at the top of his lungs while driving the loud El Camino, but ends with him driving in complete and utter silence
Finishing that movie left me in a state of sadness, the feeling of missing someone, especially that flashback of Walt. Oh man, I kinda regret watching that movie.
I never realised the colour thing that's amazing especially the white sweater in the end. It's telling a whole other story for people, even gus and how is original appearance is more friendly but over time you see him for how ruthless he truly is
Fun Fact: When Jesse went to Ed the Dissapearer he said: "I'm 96% sure........." you know what else was 96%? The purity of his meth batch he made in Mexico to show the cartel how it's done.
I live in Alaska. Big cities pretty spread out from each other. He’s 40 miles away from Haines AK with a population of about 2,000. These areas are pretty remote, and if he lays low for a couple months, I’d say he’s good to go. He should avoid places like Anchorage or Fairbanks though.
I think this means a story of hope, how old was Jesse? I think it shows even when a lot doesnt go to plan its apart of the mistakes others make too and sometimes it only takes a small change at once just to make enough difference between the past and the future.
I see it as a story of hope too. Mike said something to Jesse that if he was young, he'd go to Alaska. Jesse is still young, and while he's alone now, that doesn't have to always be the case. Vaccum guy remarked he thought Jesse could use some quiet, and that's exactly right. A quiet place, a spot out of the storm to start healing and re-building. Jesse has a lot to heal from, but I like to think he eventually finds some peace.
Best ending I could think of. Very well done! Of course it must hurt him to let all behind and knowing, that there's no way back. But at least he can let everything go and start a new live in peace. Makes me sad and happy at the same time.
Dont get me wrong it's a good movie with a nice ending but it could have been much better and if I'm being honest they went a little overboard with the flashbacks and actor who plays todd has not aged well and hes quite fat
@@beatsgamer9918 I see what you mean but the real actor who played tod gain some weight and in the movie I think jesse is now suffering PTSD because of what the Neo Nazi had done to him. He got flashback of where he thought he was back in the cage where the neo nazi put him but in reality he was just in skinny Pete and bager house. Why? Because he was traumatized of what the neo nazi had done to him. But I see what you mean about the movie but to me, I liked the movie and how jesse finally gets to start a new life in the ending but I respect on what you said :)
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Which ended TV show should get its own movie?
Rome, black flag, I would love to see spartacus come back in some way. I know the end ended it all but maybe Caesars story continues, etc
Dexter should of had a Movie._. Bbad already ended good, Dexter didn't!
Dexter
Sopranos, Dexter, Sons of Anarchy.. Lost and Game of Thrones should just be rewritten with a new ending lol
How i met ur mother
Skinny Pete and Badger are the true definition of real friends yo
Yeah, I really felt when he didn't say last goodbye to them just before leaving to alaska
Those are homeboys. They’re better than a friend.
Church Yo!
Can’t relate
when skinny said "Dude you're my hero and shit" I felt that...
Best line in this movie.
“Dude... you’re my hero and shit.”
Fr
I hated that line, seemed kinda out of place and forced
@@awagnow not really cuz if u remember Jessie used to draw and he liked to draw superheroes and in one season he actually said he was a villain in his life even tho he always wanted to be the hero.. so I felt was a powerful quote tbh
He should have written a note to them at the end
@@awagnow I completely disagree with you.
... there is nothing to explain. He's free now.
oficaly this time as well
First thought
thekingofthegame
And yet looper defines redundancy .....again
Exactly! What is the point of overanalyzing these movies.
thank you for this comment! exactly!! He...Got...Out....He made it! thats what Vince Wanted and what we all wanted deep down....He Deserved It So Much
To be honest it was more like an extended final episode to give closure to fans and I thought it was really well done. But I think some people were expecting some kind of epic blockbuster movie.
MrMongoose221 yes epic blockbuster with dead characters miraculously coming back to life! Lol
@@rnsone8827 who came back to life?
MrMongoose221 what I meant was the expectations. Some fans were expecting an epic with old characters coming back to life, but what we got was just another episode which I liked and had no problem with.
@@rnsone8827 agreed.
I saw el Camino before watching breaking bad, so I was clueless to what the movie was about. So for the past 2 wks ive been watching breaking bad n now shit started to make sense now lol. I'm watching the last episode today.
It's not a breaking bad movie because we didn't see Flynn eat his breakfast.
I think you mean Walt Jr
At least there was breakfast food though
Ahh this shit is really getting old
Yea, I would have really like closure to walt family in this movie.
Cameo of Walt’s family is okey in a flashback but not their current reality.
Todd looked like he had eaten Uncle Jack and his buddies.
Haaaaaahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
That was fuckin gold bro
He let himself go literally.
He had to gain a hundred pounds for Fargo Season 2. Check it out, guy is hillarous
I'm dying.😹
Literally nothing to explain
Jesse finally escaped and is now free
That’s it
It goes into more depth than that, if he was free without the growth is would end back up where he started.
The Irishman?
MrEverisforever Yea obviously, that’s pretty self explanatory if you ask me
Isnt he really in Canada, he thinks hes in Alaska though
Tanman __ you just explained it...😂
Just found out that Robert Forester, the guy who's character helped Jesse escape to Alaska, has passed away at 78. Damn the movie just came out today. I'm glad he gave us some good memories from this show and movie.
The G_89 loved his character
Wow. He was the real star of the film
Wow he was a really good character actor but will be messed for sure and did a great job in this film
He was also good in Jackie Brown.
Best line in El Camino: "Dude, you're on fire."
It was also a nice touch to show that Jessie cheated by firing a gun he had kept in his jacket's pocket (which set off the flame).
This is the best comment out of all. I was literally craving for someone to say it or otherwise i would have said it. What an artistic pun.
No it was “u are my hero and shit”
J E N T not same scene
Nah.
“Dude... You’re my hero and shit.”
Did anyone else had a smile pop up in your face when Walter white came out that room?
Daniel rdo I lost my breath for like 5 seconds when he walked out. Then my wife said Daniel just chill,it’s a flashback lol
Fuck yeah
Daniel rdo hell yea I thought he did something with his death like faked it or something then I came to terms that wouldn’t have been possible lol
I almost lost my shit when my wife and I saw it in theaters
Yeah i was smiling too..
The actor who played Ed unfortunately passed away today. :(
I just looked it up.. so sad. And he got to act one last time for the amazing Breaking Bad series. RIP.
Larry hankin?
No he didn’t
Robert Forster died.
I peeped that
Fun El Camino fact:
The pimp who drove the Hummer in the call girls scene was the same huge thug who pissed his pants and ran out of the parking garage after Mike disarmed Trevor in that episode of Better Call Saul.
I noticed that too yo, lol! :D ^_^.
I knew it. That was the same scene with Steven Ogg and a hilarious GTA reference.
Nice catch
I thought I recognized that guy
I knew I recognized him!
This movie was 99.1% pure.
Anurag Sharma it took years for this one because jesse forgot the keys in the ignition again and had to make a new battery
Honestly this movie was good and all but it leaves you wanting more
like all good things
Ang Godric Exactly
Like Meth
Emmett McIlwaine Exactly
It's because it's breaking bad
3:30 giving Brock the crystal meth recipe to continue his legacy
Lol 😂 by the way brock looks like tuco's son
😂😂 you are goddamn right
@@borarider669 tight tight tight
Brock grows up to be another Tuco and the cycle repeats
@@manuj2868 Dark in Breaking Bad🤯🤯
I wish they had done this movie within a year after the end. Todd looked too old from how I remember him. This movie gave the closure that any BB fan would want, Jesse being free and liberated!
Jedidiah Daniel he looked a little fat too
Jedidiah Daniel Todd was also 50lbs lighter in BrBa.
Todd gained weight for Black Mass movie. I mean it did bug me a bit because it threw me off but great film.
@Jeremy Backman yeah it bugged me how he looked in the flashbacks, except the one with mike cause he was already chubby in season 5
Yeah Todd looked like he aged 15 years and gained 80 pounds and the Jesse flashback with Walter was obvious Jesse was old and Walters head looked so obvious that he had on a bald cap. This movie was disappointing as a whole for me
Jesse will never be alone as long as Skinny Pete and Badger are alive. They're boys for life.
Thought I saw Pete being interviewed by the cops in the trailer.. not in the movie..
Church
martin D and me
martin D yeah they probably just left it out, we are pretty sure he was interrogated when all those cops rushed to the house. Kinda already implied
I mean, he won’t ever see them again, but yeah they’re totally boys for life
They didn't even show skinny Pete in the interrogation room.
That was more like for promotion, like Hulk in the Infinity War trailer
I thought that was very smart. Kinda like the sideline story we know happened
This movie sucked. Dragged on. Way to many flashbacks.
M H I don't want to admit it but you're right, it felt like Jessie was searching Todd's house for 20 real time minutes. I don't know, maybe I need to watch it again to gain appreciation for it but so far I'm with you.
Ian no not really.
The only reason he didn’t shoot Todd was so brock didn’t die
Assuming Brock is living by himself at the same address.
What do u mean
@@lulululu2109 well.....his mom was killed.......I doubt a little kid is still living at the same address by himself...foster care or something.......the kid would be gone
@@easterbeast843 that i understand but i dont understand the comment by Unique Bart saying that he didnt shoot Todd so Brock didnt die
@@lulululu2109 he knows that if he killed Todd. Uncle jack and his crew would definitely know it was jesse and would exact their revenge by going to kill brock
Looper: Let’s explain a movie that does not need an explanation.
I completely agree
Such a magnificent ending that was reminiscent of Felina. Jesse looking so relieved he was finally at peace and the camera panning out just beautiful
Yeah. Almost a little too reminiscent of Felina, truth be told.
I was expecting a much better movie then what we got. It was good, but lacked all of the things which made BB great.
@@JTCT371 Agree.
No where near as good as bb, but i thought it was still a solid film. A little slowly paced, but well acted, well filmed, and suspenseful. Again...not by any means on the level of bb, but a decent movie.
This movie did not live up to BB quality expectations at all, literally nothing interesting happened in the movie. Pretty disappointed.
That duel scene with the hidden pocket gun made my day!
Totally unexpected.
It was a nice homage to Clint Eastwood's character The Man With No Name. He used to hide a second revolver underneath his poncho with the same effect of using it to get the jump on dueling opponents.
similar to salon shootout scene from narcos
Church yo
Joshua Bates That is awesome. I’m glad there was a western theme in this movie, like there was with the Hank VS Neo-Nazis shootout. Lawmen VS Outlaws.
Todds tarantula in apartment belonged to the kid he killed in breaking bad. Fun fact.
dope. don't know why I didn't make that connection
Duh! Any true fan caught that.
Todd is so damn twisted
Everyone knew this.
A.J, did you not see the dead little boy action figure laying on the sand of the aquarium???? If not check it out.. Todd also had the customize snowglobes, one with Lydia in it .. There were some great Easter eggs in El Camino...
Its not an ending if we see Huell is still sitting on his couch waiting
Lol hahahaha
Give this man a pound of blue meth, deserved haha
I cried through the movie, I’m happy he had it end peacefully, that Jane sequence was a great scene, Jesse driving off in to the unknown is super satisfying, I was happy that he had it bad through the show
You're saying there's people out there who've seen El Camino dumb enough to not know what they just watched?
I think Looper just realizes that people will be willing to watch anything related to Breaking Bad/the movie for the next few days even if they have seen the movie already, ESPECIALLY if they've seen the movie.
Yet you watched
The guy just tryin to get some views. Chill
@@garytriano13 no i didnt lol gotcha
@@TimmyMorinII im at home on my comment replies
The Ending Explained:
It ended.
Until the next one....breaking crutches....the story of walt jr. And his sister inheritance
RIP Robert Forster...badass old man
OMG I just found out too after reading this comment... how weird that he'd pass on the day El Camino dropped
OMG THOUGHT HE WAS GOING TO BE IN BETTER CALL SAUL
Shocked by his death. Great last performance, rest easy RF
I didn’t know he passed today... 😔
OMG RIP Robert! We will never forget the disappearer. I just watched the movie didn't know Robert is no more! My heartfelt condolences
Best part was no Flynn and Skyler scenes.
malcorub
Yess! I feel less guilty now.
Flynn and skyler 👎👎
Hated those two
yo bro
lol why the hate to a family that had to suffer because of a person's miserable ego
Why do people see WW as an anti hero, when he's clearly a normal being falling down to becoming a villain. The name of the show is Breaking Bad
El Camino: "A breaking bad movie" is just a missing episode that should've been in the last season.
Exactly!!!!
Jeremy Santiago still good though!
No it's better that it's a movie
@Dahlen Olson I think they could've done without this movie all together. I watched through the series 4 times. Maybe i was expecting too much, but this movie was boring for the most part. A couple decent scenes, but pretty disappointing overall.
@Dahlen Olson Like i said, i watched through breaking bad 4 times. I know what the show was about. By breaking bad standards, the movie was kinda shit.
The real question we need answered is whether Huell is still waiting in the motel room 😁
Huell needs a spinoff!!!
There was a teaser on twitter where he left the room
Huell left the room as shown in a teaser
Lol
HAHAHAHAHAHA
Skinny pete:dude you're my hero and shit.....😭
django ..and shit.
It’s important don’t forget that
You're*
Something I realised in el Camino: just before entering the warehouse where he killed the gang members who enslaved him, he picked up a beetle and let it crawl across his hand. Exactly like in an episode in breaking bad where after skinny Pete stepped on the beetle. Jessie has always disliked violence, but you ever mess with those he loves, he’ll always get you.
Why didn’t they add Skinny Pete’s interrogation with police? Was it just for the trailer?
Yes it was
Skinny Pete was excellent in this movie. I wish that scene was included. Would’ve shown even further how loyal he was to Jess being grilled and not cracking to police pressure
I was hoping it would be a post credit scene
No it was meant as a teaser. You never see trailers that are not included in the movie. It was very well done. It wasnt necessary. We knew what Skinny Pete did after Jesse left. Why see it again?
I guess a new movie is in preparation and that scene would be included in that one.
As interrogation will only be done once police finds todds car and at that time Jesse would have already been at Alaska.
Lets see.
“I’m a criminal, yo”
- Jesse Pinkman
Back when he had no idea what he was about to go through
Looper: "How to cash in on the success of Breaking Bad by making an unnecessary video while the movie is #1 trending"
theyve made like 60 videos about joker in a month so
@@amp4105 FACTS!!!! 💯
You clicked.
@@riparianlife97701 uh yeah... Because I'm a whore for Breaking Bad 🤷🏻
@@coreythomas9906 😂 Lol same
Endgame, Joker and El Camino. It really is a great time to be alive in 2019 don’t ya think?
endgame trash
The end of a decade with great movies 😳
Endgame isn't really all that
Patrick Behan maybe not but it’s still good
@Ernest T 2018 one of the best years in music
2019 one of the best years in film.
2010s has been good to us🤧💔
El Camino is Falina part 02. The 17th episode of series 5. It’s giving jesse Pinkman closure that his character deserved. If you expect anymore than that you’ll be disappointed. I loved it! RIP Robert.....
The Last Frontier: A Breaking Bad Movie
Bananarama _ lol I wouldn’t be mad
Jessie didn’t shoot Todd because it would mean Brock being killed.
Todd's wife in real life must've been a better cook than Walt
Severely underated comment
@@stephennikolovski6900 appreciate it Steve
I like Jesse's reaction when Walt ask him what about college😂
That was an awesome answer Walt didn't see coming.
R.I.P Robert Forster
It sucks he died the same day this movie came out.
Whaaaat? Nooooo....! I know him from "Heroes"... oh... :( that makes me sad...
He saw how horrible it was and couldn’t take it
What was his character's name, I just remember him being "the guy"
@@malcorub Ed Galbraith. He said it when calling the police as Jesse refused to leave his store. It's sad that the actor died though.
Sad Robert passed away :(
The movie was everything and more for me. I was on the edge of my seat the entire movie. Yeah i wanted more, but damn what a great recap and ending to a great show. Glad they put it on Netflix and not make us all pay to go see it in the movies.
Walt's story is of a man turning to his darkest impulses when confronted with death. Jesse's story is of a man pushing past the darkest and in the end, finding a life.
I love that Jesse’s white sweater in the end is very reminiscent of something Walter used to wear.
Yes. And I would not be surprised to find him teaching high school chemistry in Alaska.
Ohh wow
@@need-to-know- or at least high school shop class ;)
@@vanhopecomedy Actually yeah. That would be more cathartic.
This actually made me tear up a bit. To walk with Jesse throughout his journey in Breaking Bad and then relive everything he went through--he deserved a happy ending. I'm glad it was written that way. And the movie was simple, too!
The ending got me teared up a little. Seeing the end of a legendary show is always tough for me
I binged Season 1-5 a few months ago. When Breaking Bad was live on cable a saw a few episodes, but never got hooked. I didn't realize how good it was. It was a great show just like The Sopranos.
El Camino was good, need more.
@Chris Ruiz Just started season 1 tonight :) Time for a new show.
The ending is pretty straight forward. Who could possibly need this explained to them?
I was happy to see that jesse finally got to alaska and have some peace.....greetings mr driscoll
No one's going to talk about the almost literal elephant in the room lol. Anyone know if Todd got fined from his royalties in any way for not making the weight cut lol
What about Walt's bald cap?
@@Chris-rg6nm Not Badger though! He lost weight!
He's spending all that money he stole from Mr. White on snacks.
He's engaged to Kirsten Dunst, so I don't think he gives a shit about the fact we think he's fat.
yea it's a good point everyone's got old and fatter in the face besides 1 or 2 people
Ending would have been better of u heard Jesse reading the letter out as it was read
"You didnt have to wait your whole life to do something special." Sacrifices himself for jesse.
He didnt sacrifice himself for jesse he went to the compound intending to kill everyone including jesse but changed his mind after he realised jesse was not a partner but just a slave in captivity
@@jamiehart2928 Never thought of that
@@jamiehart2928 in some ways, Uncle Jack's pride saved Jesse's life
VOIZ CRACK it was obvious to say the least walter left jesse for dead after jack killed hank thinking they would kill him but they didn’t,walter never knew jesse was still alive until felina where skinny pete and badger told him there is still blue meth selling so they figured out he was still alive so walter went to save jesse and kill jack and his boys ofc you would never know if walter survived or not they said in the radio in el camino that he died but this is cinema after all they can make breaking bad 2 with zombie heisenberg and you’ll still like it i mean the actor of ww bryan cranston himself doesn’t think heisenberg is dead but like i said everything is possible just look at the fast and furious franchise they brought back letty after she died then they brought back han after he died
The diner scene used the song “to sir with love” which is from the same movie from the 60’s. It’s a thank you to a teacher for all that they taught them.
WHAT THE HELL NEEDS TO BE EXPLAINED?!!!!!!
too bad Ed and Mike never met; they would have had some great conversations.
@Geralt of Trivia nope. Ed passed away.
Who would've guessed Gilligan would give Jesse a happy ending.
I dont actually know how to feel about the ending, it's like the ending most of us wanted but not what jesse deserved. I would've preferred him giving up to the cops eventually after a hard realization or sonething. That feels like a better closure to his arc.
I'm glad we all enjoyed watching Gilligan give Jesse a happy ending.
03:05 there’s more to it than that. I think when Walt made this statement so early in their journey and Jesse’s speechless reaction afterwards, it was just another nod to Walt’s ‘moral fracture’ and ultimate duality, which turns out to be the epicenter of the breaking bad series; Walt was an unfinished man that due to a series of unfortunate events in his life, and a few assholes along the way, needed completion. Think about it, All the things Walt told Jesse he should do to better himself, Walt had already done. College..all that. It was after Jesse reassured him that his family would be taken care of, to which Walt seemed genuinely relieved, that he made this statement to Jesse which basically said “you don’t know this man’s angle...it’s deeper than you think” Because of this...people warned Jesse that Walt was a ticking time bomb but I honestly think Jesse likened Walt to his cancer-weary, deceased relative who loved him unconditionally- seen in photographs earlier in the series or just a father figure he didn’t have.
Rest in Peace Robert Forster, 10/11/19
He protec
He attack
But most importantly
He free from jack
I’m checking old fridge doors for now on. 🤷🏽♂️😂
Didn't see it until last night's AMC premiere. But wow: "El Camino" just floored me. So grateful that Jesse has that...second chance. And thank you, "Looper," for this wonderful piece.
It was a perfect conclusion to Jesse’s story and put a wrap on one of the greatest shows of all time. I can’t recall a show with a great episode every single episode outside of Fly lol
Fly was a really good episode. It dives deeper into characters and their chemistry with each other.
We need Skinny Pete & Badger spinoff series
Too b honest they must b cookin or something bc they gave jesse alot of money. So who knows?
No....
@@whyteytheplug2875 Walter had given them each like $10,000 or even $100,000 to point the laser pointers at Elliott and Gretchen. I imagine they probably still were sitting on some of that money considering they had seen Walter like the day before they saw Jesse, chronologically speaking. So my guess is they each handed Jesse like $3-4k, that's about the amount it looked like anyway.
@@voteZDLR That's what I was thinking.
This movie was just like a really longgg episode of breaking bad. This should’ve been the last episode of breaking bad tbh!
Yes thats what i thought too
Same..
It basically is though.
Yeah it pretty much is.😂
@@vegasvandough I wonder if they can make anything else with Jesse. Maybe he's found and running from the law again. Or being hunted by a cartel. Or, whittling wood in Bob Ross esque episodes. Maybe even building a log cabin in an Alaska based show on Discovery Channel. There must be a Gustavo based show coming though. I hope at least. I mean, the possibilities really are endless.
The way you pronounce “Ehrmantraut” haunts me.
Ian Smith 😫
This finally brought closure to part of the story after so long! Breaking bad was a great show. El Camino was a great movie. Would be awesome if they did a follow up on walt's family.
3 quotes from the movie
"Life is what we make it."
"We make our own luck."
The Qoute at the end.
Great message
Wow! Just watched El Camino last night and now he’s gone. RIP ED....
Fun fact in the diner scene with Jesse&Walt the guy that pours the water IS the kid who played brock
Is it?????
Yep
Loved that jane/walter white flashback 🤗
Thanks for feeling the need to explain this to me.
Thank you for this "explanation." Cleared a lot of things up for me.
I had goosebumps the entire movie
One thing worth noting: the film’s story begins with Jesse screaming at the top of his lungs while driving the loud El Camino, but ends with him driving in complete and utter silence
Damn Heisenberg actually died. It's so crazy and then Jesse actually finds peace
Truthful Hat257 well yeah
@@stellaconnacher5889 well yeah
@@jimmyr7995 well yeah
Finishing that movie left me in a state of sadness, the feeling of missing someone, especially that flashback of Walt. Oh man, I kinda regret watching that movie.
What's crazy is the actor that plays Ed just died from brain cancer on the day of release (today). RIP vacuum guy. You were awesome in Jackie Brown.
Everyone talking about todd being fat but no one is talking about walter's head being bigger
facts
In the series, it was like Badger and Pete were there with Jesse only for the money
In El Camino we get to see how strong and real the friendship was
No one gone mention how massive walts head is? No?
Everyone's head is massive.
I noticed that, bald cap on
I never realised the colour thing that's amazing especially the white sweater in the end. It's telling a whole other story for people, even gus and how is original appearance is more friendly but over time you see him for how ruthless he truly is
Fun Fact:
When Jesse went to Ed the Dissapearer he said: "I'm 96% sure........." you know what else was 96%? The purity of his meth batch he made in Mexico to show the cartel how it's done.
Wouldn't he still be recognized? Alaska's still the USA, they've got TV's.
I live in Alaska. Big cities pretty spread out from each other. He’s 40 miles away from Haines AK with a population of about 2,000. These areas are pretty remote, and if he lays low for a couple months, I’d say he’s good to go. He should avoid places like Anchorage or Fairbanks though.
RIP Robert Forster, wachted El Camino yesterday, saw the news of his death today...
Movie was solid tho, not mind blowing, but solid... Good job...
Perfect ending... Jesse deserved a peaceful ending... unlike every other character of the show...(literally everyone)...
Can we make a series off Jessie living his life and having to run from Alaska
Great job loop👍🏿
I’m with the others on this one, the ending is pretty self explanatory.
I think this means a story of hope, how old was Jesse? I think it shows even when a lot doesnt go to plan its apart of the mistakes others make too and sometimes it only takes a small change at once just to make enough difference between the past and the future.
I see it as a story of hope too. Mike said something to Jesse that if he was young, he'd go to Alaska. Jesse is still young, and while he's alone now, that doesn't have to always be the case. Vaccum guy remarked he thought Jesse could use some quiet, and that's exactly right. A quiet place, a spot out of the storm to start healing and re-building. Jesse has a lot to heal from, but I like to think he eventually finds some peace.
I didn’t wanted the movie to end 😭 😂 especially after the flashback scene with Walter in the restaurant.
Thank you! Please explain how two times two equals four next.
In the diner, the conversation ends with Jesse saying Walter's family will get everything they're owed. The missing 80 million is still out there.
Best ending I could think of.
Very well done!
Of course it must hurt him to let all behind and knowing, that there's no way back.
But at least he can let everything go and start a new live in peace.
Makes me sad and happy at the same time.
Damn the ending of le Camino got me hella sad
It’s really sad to see how much hate a good movie is getting
People expected to much.
Dont get me wrong it's a good movie with a nice ending but it could have been much better and if I'm being honest they went a little overboard with the flashbacks and actor who plays todd has not aged well and hes quite fat
@@beatsgamer9918 I see what you mean but the real actor who played tod gain some weight and in the movie I think jesse is now suffering PTSD because of what the Neo Nazi had done to him. He got flashback of where he thought he was back in the cage where the neo nazi put him but in reality he was just in skinny Pete and bager house. Why? Because he was traumatized of what the neo nazi had done to him. But I see what you mean about the movie but to me, I liked the movie and how jesse finally gets to start a new life in the ending but I respect on what you said :)
@Tim Stephen I'm a big fan of breaking bad I watched through the show 5 times in the last year
@@justacryingkat1304 it's good to see some people on the internet can still respect others opinions
Shocker looper makes a video on something we all already knew
Best line is when Skinny Pete told Jesse that he was his hero.