Breaking Bad is one of the best tv series I have ever watched. I can't explain how attached I was while watching it. Every character build-up was so perfect and satisfying. After a huge break I got to recall Breaking Bad through this one I am writing about. Before this one, I had watched "Better Call Saul" tv show which is also based on an interesting character Saul Goodman from Breaking Bad. That's also been a year that I have enjoyed. So after a long time recently I have found about " El Camino" After watching this one thing came to my mind," Where the hell this one was hiding from me for so many fu***** days." This is also a must-watch for the fans of Breaking Bad.
So this one is based on the epilogue of Jesse Pinkman. This one is also directed by Vince Gilligan who directed Breaking Bad. It was released in 2019, and so far I didn't know about it. How is this possible!
All the people who have watched Breaking Bad know who this Jesse Pinkman is. Actually, to have the proper satisfaction with this movie you gotta watch Breaking Bad first. Without that this one won't serve you properly. In Breaking Bad we have seen Jesse Pinkman and his former chemistry teacher Walter White as partners in their drug business. How they end up in that business, how their path on that trade is the main theme of that show. I need not describe anything about that show because I think most of us have watched it already. If you haven’t yet then hurry up buddy! Trust me you are missing a great show. In the beginning, you may feel a little bit slow but that was necessary to build up the characters that felt magnificent in the end. Let's put a full stop at the Breaking Bad story and move on to El Camino.
El Camino shows the escape of Jesse Pinkman from Todd. How he was caged and escaped from there. On Breaking Bad there was a Vacuum Cleaner shop that was used to secretly change the whole identity of a person. We also got the flashbacks of Jesse with Mike, Walter White, and his late girlfriend. In the starting conversation of mike about where to retire if he was at the age of Jesse that helped him to make a decision at the end. At the beginning of Breaking Bad, when they were about to complete a huge trade Walter suggests Jesse start schooling again and graduate with a good subject also shown as a flashback. Well, throughout the whole tv show Jesse was manipulated by many characters that lead him to drug deals, addiction, murder, and so many crimes. The last flashback of his other lover Jane Margolis where she encouraged him to take his own decisions because it was more than enough Jesse got manipulated and made the hell of his life. He was on a new fresh start with his flashback and that's where the story of Jesse Pinkman ends.
This one is beyond any rating. For me, Breaking Bad was a 10 out of 10 tv-show and this one is a sequel of that holds the same emotions to me. Must watch for the Breaking Bad fans. Happy Watching!