Top 10 El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie Moments
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- As the Walter White chronicle comes to an end, the Jesse Pinkman saga continues in this new continuation of the Breaking Bad story. But what are the best moments in El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie? Could it be Walter White's appearance? The Shootout? Or maybe Jane's flashback. What's your favourite moment from the Breaking Bad movie?
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Skinny telling Jesse “you’re my hero” actually made me cry.
A true friend
And shit
Probably the best part of the film.
Go ahead - cry like a bitch.
Church
Got heaps of respect for skinny Pete after watching El Camino
Right! The only type of friend I could ever ask for.
We need friends like Skinny Pete and Badger!
Yes, Skinny Pete was an amazing friend
Wolfy “why are you doing this” “you’re like my hero, man” i got goosebumps
But they ended up cutting the interrogation scene from the trailer or am i missing something?
The saddest part of this movie for me is when I found out that Robert Forster had passed away on the day that this movie was released R.I.P Robert Forster
yea el camino was so bad it killed him
Yea that is sad. I was actually rewatching his scene at the time when I got the notification that he had died. I wonder if he got to see the finished film.
Still had 29 days to send the letter to Brock, guess Brock will never know now. In all serious I was just as shocked but made one last impression like he always did with his audience
@@Species1571 yea apprantly he did his grandson told me it was the last thing he saw
He just needed to disappear for a while. He's doing good.
Skinny was the MVP of this movie.
Now we need an “El Camino” for skinny Pete too...
@@chinaman1 I would love if skinny and badger would get a dramedy show. A good mix of comedy with heart warming emotional moments. Kind of like Workaholics or it's always sunny in philadelphia. Since these two remained their pot-head lifestyle, it could work really well.
Agreed. Skinny Pete is the realest homie ever
Couple of real OG’s.
Yes!!!
So this our farewell to Breaking Bad and Jesse.
I doubt it. Aaron Paul could probably use the work, and any movie that makes money gets a sequel. This movie was probably a hit for Netflix. I expect to see another "Breaking Bad Movie" at some point.
Definitely sets things up for his continued adventures, so I think not.
I hope so because IMO the Jessie story is over. As much as I love Jessies character I think that there is nothing more to tell. His ending was perfect
Bradley J. Fortner if so I want a prequel called captain cook a breaking bad movie
@@scottdavey3804 I agree with you. But, if it made money, it will get a sequel. Even though it doesn't need one.
Todd freaks the shit out of me. How he treats Jesse like a friend, despite the fact he's tortured Jesse physically and mentally. He makes him food, and is overly nice to him. A complete psychopath
thats why i love todd...
It's not really treating him like a friend. It's more like a pet. The way he tries to lull him into a 'sense of security' with pizza and beer is like someone trying to calm their dog down with treats when they're in a bad mood. It's his warped version of showing kindness to him and it makes my skin crawl so bad.
Typically it's called grooming. Todd can downplay and fraternize as much as he wants. It keeps Jesse in place. If he doesn't have a reason to fight back, he won't. Eventually, the case becomes Stockholm syndrome and the captive attaches themselves to the captor. Of course, only a weak mind would try such a thing. Jesse proved his mettle, but it cost him a good night's rest in the process. How he recovers is up in the air
The product of being raised by a bunch of nazi hitmen
Jesse became worse, specially with the way he blew up those Welders
That scene with Todd & the gun was just riveting. Could feel how broken Jesse was.
Only thing I don't understand about that scene is Jesse's unwillingness to kill Todd, because when Walter comes to rescue Jesse, he kills Todd without hesitation.
They were both alone in the desert, the other Nazis had no idea where they were, Jesse knew where Todd's money was, had a car, and there was a freshly dug grave right there. To me it just doesn't make sense not to kill Todd there.
Because at this point with walt, the Nazis were already dead. If they would have found out that jesse had Killed Todd in the desert and escaped they would have Killed brook
Good point actually, they probably would have killed Brock out of spite.
@@pascalebrandauer7493 but Jesse, if he killed Todd, could just take Brock to a safe place
Watching that scene for the first time I was thinking “This won’t end well” but then I remembered it was a flashback.
"I'm 96% sure you're the guy."
the percent of the meth quality he cooked for the cartel down south when he went.with gus and mike for.don eladio
And I’m 4% sure you forgot the aluminum.
This movie left me wanting more. Breaking Bad was a hard habit to break.
Yeah the blue math is quite addictive lol
despite it was Breaking from the begining :3
better call saul
If you want more, watch Better Call Saul. The new season will premiere February.
Perhaps you may even call it, addicting?
I felt the scene where the “cop” finds Jesse was a beautiful piece of camera work with just seeing the gun come out of the darkness and the feral look in jesses eyes it was a great scene in a great movie
Hell yeah that was spot on.
Classic Gilligan; that was one of my favorite moments
Reminds me of that one scene with Walter in the desert
Totally agree! Absolute work of art man
Reminds me of the scene when the camera comes out of walts gun in S1 E1 of BB when he heard the sirens
R.i p old man who owns the vacuum shop.
It's Robert Forrester (rip).. put some RESPEKK on that man name.....
WelcomeToThe92503 Its Forster... lmao talking about respect
@@WelcomeToThe92503 His name is Robert Forster* Get it right before you want to be critical of what someone says. Learn to speak in English ok
It was a sacrifice isn't it a coincidence he dies the night the movie premiers
@@scottdavey3804SORRY GRAMMAR HITLER... autocorrect put Forrester.. I'm typing this at 4am during a power outage in California.. sue me🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️
"Dude, you're my hero and shit"
Another iconic quote in making
Pete is skinny, but he has a fat heart
And Todd got fat and has no heart
that usually means a serious case of cholesterol
@@MaCabaret he probably got fat from all those canned soups.
@@thepurrfectionist365 beans with bacon..
Chruch yo
The fact that they even had the decency to show Jane broke my heart, Loved every bit of it, just feel that the movie would’ve been fulfilled if jesse saw his brother when he sneaked in and shared a few last words.
Fear Radey kid would be too old to play the part
Fear Radey oh shit yeh
Felix Winters no not if it’s set now cuz if u remember it’s years since we saw him last. The last episode of breaking bad takes place a year later.
@@NightmareproductionsOFFICIAL They would have had to get another kid to play him. That's why they didn't show Brock either. Ben Petry, the kid who played Jake, is 24 years old now.
Bradley J. Fortner makes no sense for him to be 24. Breaking bad was only 6 years ago so u mean to tell me he was 18 when he played a 8 year old child. No
El camino was a perfect epilogue to breaking bad
@Timothy Hodnett lol, not even close. 7/10 and that's being generous. I don't think the fans wanted mediocrity.
@Timothy Hodnett I'm glad you're such a big fan of BB, but it doesn't really have great rewatch value for me at all. I haven't seen a single episode in BB in more than 3 years and yet I fully remembered all the references and easter eggs in El Camino.
Do you not feel bored rewatching such a plot-driven drama? BB is definitely awesome the first watch - probably the most binge-worthy show ever, along with Lost.
However, El Camino did not feel like it was written by the same folks who wrote the main series. Maybe Gilligan should've collaborated with the other great writers from the mains series. More plot occurs in a fraction of a normal BB episode than the El Camino film.
Finally, the one thing that is supposed to move the plot forward is absolutely ridiculous - that Ed, the Disappearer as you call him, would give up close to a $250k payday because it was short $1,800?
That's the whole plot - Jesse has to confront the Welders because Ed apparently failed 3rd grade arithmetic.
@Blackpilled Saint I do agree there were some emotionally hefty scenes that the main series lacked. They were genuine and earned. For me it was the Todd / pepperoni pizza scene. Also the Jane and Brock Letter scenes at the end but I wish they were longer.
I loved jesse's peaceful ending. He deserves peace after all the nightmare and pain he's had to suffer. He's a good kid. I hope now he can find love again and have a family
To be fair, Jesse was kinda dumb and really brought it on himself...
Too bad he ends up in Alaska. That man deserved a beach. Not another land full of ice and ice road truckers.
@@Xalocin
To be fair, Walter White blackmailed Jesse into cooking meth with him and that's how all the craziness started.
The dumbass choices that Jesse made after that were part of what made his character arc so interesting.
@@hanumanvaya But he actually likes ice road truckers! And it's my thinking that he got the idea of Alaska from Mike. And he's actually intent on walking away into the sunset. Compare this to Walts little escapade in Nebraska, though..I mean, how long was he even there? Seemed like a few days or months to me. He couldn't stay away from the shitstorm he caused.
SnowQueene Yea but even so He still wanted to do it st some point.
This movie felt more like another episode of breaking bad than an epic conclusion to Jessie Pink man’s story. And honestly, I’m fine with that. The creators knew what they were making and it made me happy to watch. Sure the ending wasn’t very exciting, but we got to experience a bit more breaking bad. It was a fun Nostalgia trip.
@Agent J He was just giving his opinion like you were, chill out dude. "Isn't civilized behavior" lol I never understand why people care so much about what others think
Agent J Loved the movie unlike that guy but take the stick out of your ass. Most literal jackass I’ve ever seen in a comment section.. people have opinions, bitch!
That scene about the pizza was so heartbreaking.
This movie has to be the biggest gift Vince could’ve given all the breaking bad fans
@@philchao both are debatable
@@philchao eh debatable. I love both tbh. So Camino was a great character strudy of Jesse's past traumas and having him come to terms with it in subtle ways was really moving to me. Perfect conclusion imo. Better Call Saul is also a great character study on Jimmy taking it's time having him slowly turn into Saul
@@philchao true. I liked Gus a lot after Better Call Saul. And Mike too. I felt for him
@Blackpilled Saint Well I can't say I agree with you on that. Saul made that show for me. How the show slowly develops him was just cool. Mike and Gus was the icing on the cake for me
I wanted more of skinny Pete and Badger
Maybe the'll get a sitcom together
Netflix's next original series, a Skinny Pete and Badger spin off
Also a couple of OITNB spin offs, a throwback to "The Little Debbie Killers" and one with Fig and Caputo.
Church
SPIN OFF SERIES!! LEAVE IT TO BADGER lol
Aaron Paul is a phenomenal actor, and deserves all the accolades in the world. RIP Robert Forster...
fun fact: he didn't even take acting classes he said he just really puts himself into a certain situation the chracter he plays is facing which makes his performance even more amazing imo
Who thought that the word "pepperoni" would now mean...I am a broken man with no will of my own...another GENIUS Gilligan line
They both pronounced it "peferoni"!
I'm confused
@@danielflury4012 him responding to Todd implies he will obey him and he has no will to ignore his demands
Because of that scene, every time I order a pepperoni pizza from now on, it’s going to be in honor of Jesse.
@@The95thZebra I almost never order straight pepperoni, but I will do it for Jesse the next time I order!
I wished they showed Skyler, Walter JR and Marie watching on the news Walt found dead on the lab. I wished they would have showed their reactions.
Yeah I really wanted to see them react to Walter death and
Just any scenes of Walt's family were the only things I felt were severely lacking in the film.
Wouldn't have felt quite right considering this movie was all about Jesse.
Unnecessary for the narrative.
Walt had an entire show based around him, everything else was filler. This movie was about Jesse, but there was 100% not enough time for filler. Good decision not to include Walt's family.
For people who didn't watch breaking bad it's a 4/10.
For fans of the show it's a 11/10
Lexx1976 I mean it isn’t meant for people who haven’t watched the show
I am a fan of the show and for me it was a 5, the whole movie felt like a cash grab, too may flash backs and nothing really of interest happened, everithing was just unnecessary, I prefer how breaking bad ended it leaving jesse fate a mistery and I always thought he was going to Alaska no need for this movie existence
kaiser I agree I actually didn’t like the Walter flashback at all it felt out of place. I get it could allude to what Jesse does in Alaska (go to college) but even so I wasn’t a fan.
Had a buddy last night complaining , saying worst thing he ever watched ... Lol his gf explained that he'd never watched one episode of breaking bad lol .
But why would anyone watch El Camino without seeing Breaking Bad??
Thanks Vince. Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul, El Camino. Simply never disappoints.
Don't forget Robert Forster (Ed the vacuum guy). He died the same day the movie premiered. Without him Jesse would've never escaped successfully. RIP Ed.
I’m still waiting for better fuel huell where huell becomes more than reasonably happy
Todd’s explanation of why he killed his maid was so bone chilling and disturbing and contrasting that with his aloof attitude of what he did makes it all the more frightening. Brilliantly written and brilliant performance from Jesse Plemons
Meth Damon
@Blackpilled Saint sociopath, he still have emotions and cared about Jesse while pyschopat already killed Jesse long time a ago
Vince proved himself again. Bb once again slaughtered GOT.
GoT is overrated. At least breaking bad had a consistent standard from season 1. Got ? S1,2,3 and 8 were utter garbage
Wi Fine wait wait wait, you think s1-s3 are garbage? S1-S4 are perfect anything after that is debatable
Wi Fine what are u on about 1-6 of game of thrones is as close to perfection as you can get
@@wifine1951 actually 1-3 are the best seasons IMO. But yes, last season was horrible. Terrible ending for what was a great great show at one point.
@@wifine1951 Season 1-3 garbage? Boy you missed the entire meat of the show.
Seeing Walter in El Camino choke me up; those two were amazing duo.
That overhead shot of jesse in Todd's apartment was absolutely amazing
say it after me: WE LOVE SKINNY PETE AND BADGER!
Say it with me "Netflix we want a Skinny and Badger spin off Dramedy!!!"
Number 1 should be how much weight Todd gained threw me off so much lmao
Even Jesse had more weight on him too. Not as much as Todd though lol
Truuuueee
IKR
At least Aaron still looks fit but Meth Damon tho
@@margarethmichelina5146 Lol! I was gonna say he does look like the poor man's Matt Damon though.
How can you forget the moment shared with Mike? That is the scene which decides Jessie's final destination. Also, that scene showed how much Jesse respected Mike and how Mike also developed a caring for Jesse.
You forgot the ''Jesse blowing up the Welding co."' and ''Jesse talking with his parents'' scenes.
And what about mike flash back???
Yeah that one too. You know what... the full movie should be in this video.
@@ronyrechtman9657 honestly, that was my least favorite scene. It's just something Walter White would do, not Jesse.
@@asapluke ya but its not about what jesse would do its about the relationship between mike and jesse , jesse really respect mike and see him as a grandfather
@@ronyrechtman9657 what does that have to do with him blowing up a building.
Todd singing was one of my favorite scenes. Shows that he has no remorse for what he’s done
R.I.P. Robert forester. One of my favorite actors.
Yet, you don't know how to spell his name.
@@MatiZ815 came to see Robert Forster played in Breaking Bad Movie since they had break the news yesterday that he had passed away RIP Robert Forster
who remembers him in Like Mike lol legendary
@@danielflury4012 😂😂😂Me since i use to have Like Mike On DVD
@@MatiZ815 my favorite actor is Jonny Dip
This movie wouldn't have been possible without Robert Forster. RIP
RIP Robert Forster :'(
I couldn't help but to tear up when Jesse gave the gun back to Todd. What a monster, he damaged him so badly he was terrified of the mere thought of trying anything against him. Glad Jesse got him back in the end
The wildest part about the "Todd, Jesse and the gun" scene at #1 is that Todd is 100% sincere when he talks to Jesse about having pizza and beers if Jesse hands over the gun. At first, it comes across as if he's just trying to con Jesse in order to get the gun, but that embrace and talk about the sunset lets you know that Todd really did order them pizza and had a beer with Jesse...then locked him up in the underground cage again right afterward.
Todd is a scary dude
Walt telling Jesse that he didn’t have to wait his whole life to do something special was such a sentimental scene in the movie. Showed that early on, Walt truly cared about Jesse and that he was starting to feel proud of him. Made me watch the entire show all over again lol
D A Yeah, so much he paid Jack to kill him.
Scene bothered me a little considering he had a wife and child. Maybe their relationship wasn't what it used to be, but at one point she was the love of his life. Walt kind of disregarding his family as not being special to him bothered me. I know he was full Kingpin "Empire" at that point in the story, but he still cared about his family.
@@jimmym3352 iirc he also worked on research that ended up winning the Nobel Prize before starting Grey Matter with Gretchen and Elliot
D A He always cared for him even though he sometimes did bad things. Jesse has put Walt through many situations that could of resulted in his own death and Walt’s. Walt rescued him several times and so did Jesse rescue Walt.
7:34 another time he helped Jesse was when the cops came to the vacuum shop and he described someone entirely different from Jesse
It was such a heartwarming but sad moment when Skinny Pete took Jessie in, gave him a bunch of cash, and helped him get away. Pete was a great friend and it's sad as hell that he and Jessie will never see or talk to each other again.
My favourite moment was Jesse saying “why should I care” when one of the guys he was robbing at welding place said he had kids, that was the biggest character development moment for me especially knowing that children were the reasons for Jesse’s biggest decisions in the tv show
kingT983 he was just trying to scare them. The movie makes it pretty clear that he is still a good guy, he even sends brock a letter
It was his inner-Heisenberg
Cuca Beludo agreed, Jesse is still a sucker for kids, he’s just saying that to show that he is not messing around.
king... you got that so wrong... Jesse was lying; he still cared about kids
Number 1: Todd singing sharing the night together while driving
Yes!! He's soooooo creepy, I take comfort in the fact that Jesse ends up strangling the weirdo with the chains the kept him a slave. What a good character though, played perfectly by Jesse Plemmons!
Lynnie L. Jesse plemmings*
@@ajnunez8788 Actually, it's plemons
Lynnie L. I know I just like saying plemmings
Why is a kid that young singing 70's songs? I guess it goes with the creepy image of him, but doesn't seem that realistic.
The hilarious scene with Todd singing along and gesturing to the tanker driver while Jesse is tied up with the corpse in the back was the best scene of the movie for me. He does seem to be genuinely unaware of how evil he is. Just like his Black Mirror character, he is so charismatic you actually feel a bit sympathetic for him.
I enjoyed Skinny Pete's part and his admiration of Jesse, it's nice for someone to actually see Jesse. My favorite part though was Jessica Jones showing up but it was heartbreaking as well. Jesse still loves and misses Jane to the point of conjuring her as he heads off into his new life which is poignant and unbearably sad.
How was ‘Todd Singing’ an honourable mention? 😂
Aidan Osadchuk Yeah, he sang and let Jessie lie with the body.
Nicki52 I get that, I think they should have called it something else.
What? It's a pretty memorable point in the movie
The fact that the guy is singing while there's a dead body in his car
At first, we laughed when Heisenberg threw a pepperoni pizza on the roof. Now, we cried when Jesse was promised a pepperoni pizza. Amazing!
The exploration of Todd and Jesse's relationship was amazing. How Todd could be so cold, yet show signs of such warmth. Brilliant writing.
Despite lacking of action, this movie has enough tension and full of nostalgic moments that it's enjoyable especially the scenes with Badger, Skinny Pete, and Walt.
The letter scene brought it all together, Jesse always valued life; he saw a childhood he never had and the execution of that scene is almost poetic. We as the audience do not learn what's written in the letter, for the words themselves do not matter; it's just the silence and the reaction as Robert Forster (May he Rest in Peace) reads it. What a fantastic cinematic experience. Kudos!
The scene when old joe reminded Jesse of the magnets scenario cracked me up.
Hopefully we get a hank cameo in better call Saul. It’s probs the only one that really makes any sense
"Magnets!!!"
I was so glad that Saul didn't show up in El Camino... because I don't think he'll be alive at this point in time. I believe that Walt is gonna be the one to kill him during his time up in Omaha. Just my opinion though.
@@eskimo289 that dosen't make sense, Walt has no point to kill Saul and I don't think he knows where he is specifically and what he looks like
@@eskimo289 would be pretty spectacular for Walt to do that, seeing as he's dead
@@bananaphone7635 Zombie Walt.
This is easily the best Netflix film.
Have you seen "Always Be My Maybe"?
@@MajinFernie No, but now I'm going to.
The Ballad of Buster Scruggs? Hold the Dark?
It was a strange feeling watching El Camino after 6 years of NO breaking bad any more...you didn't care how you saw our old favorites as long as you saw them. There's never been a sequel like this for the millions of BB fans and there will never be another one either
When Skinny Pete didn’t recognize Jesse at first..... that hit me right in the feels
For me, the top moment was from the beginning to the end. This was an awesome movie and I was enthralled the whole 2 hours.
How todd singing was a honorable mention? it was one of the best scenes ..
The only people who didn't get closure is drew sharp's parents
And Kaylee ehrmantraut
@@joshpeck904 to be fair she could've assumed that hes in hiding since he was outed
Actually Jessie told Hank and Gomez about Drew in his video confession. There's a good chance they got their closure.
@@jackmcmahon2324 Didn't both Hank and Gomez die before they can tell anybody? And the skinheads got the video confession- hence why they call him a rat. I'm not sure anyone ever found out about it.
@@jimmym3352 ahhhh yes you're right. Damn.
Todd singing was the best moment from the movie by far , it didn't only show how crazy Todd was but why Jesse hated him so much for being so careless of anyone else
I was a fan of Todd singing lol. Also that song was cool
This movie gave me such bad anxiety. Such a great film
1:47 those subtitles
🤣 I haven’t laughed this hard in a while, thank you
That flashback he had with Jane honestly is probably no u know what it is my favorite scene and I was even surprised as well I mean I was hoping they'd bring Kristen Ritter back for a scene in the past but I didn't know I'd be right so that was great to see briefly it even had a great reason for it as well
That overhead shot of the apartment search was lovely 😏
Skinny Pete and Todd are much better written here than in the show. Great that they pulled it of and actualy gave much needed closure in terms of the Pete arc and insight on the Todd - Jesse relationship.
_When a man with a 22 meets a man with a 45..._
*The man with a 45 is a dead man*
The best moment was the part where Todd was singing "Sharing The Night Together" in the car.
Skinny Pete and badger exuded a level of compassion and empathy I didn’t think was even possible. They gave the man their car and 8 gs after nursing him back to health knowing he was too hot to touch. Why? Because Jesse looked out for them back in the day. That was so touching.
Jesse didn't kill Todd because he wanted free pizza
And a cold beer
The idea of pepperoni pizza was so amazing that it made Jesse cry. Same, Jesse... Same
Skinny Pete and Badger scenes were the best part of this movie.
I love that the creators were more committed to actors than appearance, with having Todd's actor despite the difference in appearance between Breaking Bad and El Camino
Just finished watching it.. One of the best movies of the year.
Don't expect an action movie..
But a slow incredibly well written and acted thriller.
God speed Jesse.. You earned to be free at last.
Now we need an “El Camino” movie for Skinny Pete.
Skinny pete and badger spin off dramedy series sound great!!!
To be honest, I feel this should have just been a two episode special not a film.
Alfie A I think it worked as a film cuz of the film budget
I agree with you.
What difference would that really make
Cuz youre stupid
Badger and Skinny Pete are the greatest friends ever.
Love that both Bryan and Aaron can still play the characters so well
The saddest part of the movie was when jesse was driving away all alone and he had the jane flashback so sad she died and hes now all by himself 😢
Vince Gilligan is a twisted genius.
I recently re-watched El Camino and its honestly grown on me. I really appreciate it more now and it stands proudly along the two Shows.
6:32 Jesse having learned not to leave nothing to chance walks into a room of which he knew nothing (not howmany men details etc.) then hopes that he wont just get shot on site when he just asks for money, then he relies on aiming a compact revolver through the pocket of his leather jacket with his left arm at about 20feet distance, then he assumes that his opponent wont just suspect that he has something hidden in his pocket, and after that he assumes that none of the other 4 high on cocaine men have guns of their own. Jesse is just a legend when it comes to precisely planned and organized down to the detail extremely calculated attacks....
Todd is the most underated Breaking Bad antagonist.
So how many people got the Django references here? “Kandy Co” , the shootout, and the blowing up of “Kandy Land”. Thanks for the salute to Quentin Vince lol
Almost an entire direct parallel down to the nuances of both scenes....
Good catch!
I didn't even realize this was out already! I went and watched it, and then came back to watch this video.
I liked Jesse's last interaction with his folks. In the show, he never had much of a good relationship with them, especially when he manipulated them into leaving their house just to shortly move back in. However I liked how he takes accountability & how it parallels walt in Felina. Where walt admits to Skylar that he did it for himself while taking away suspicion about where the incoming money will come from. Jeese admits he did this all on his own while steering his parents & the cops away in the other direction.
The scene that had the impact on me the most was Jesse screaming in the el Camino. It's not just that I didn't expect it, he shows jesses insanity and it's so explosive
it shows "jesse s insanity"? no i think it shows the happiness being free after being in a hole for 6 months bruh
@@andreineagu3402 I meant the insanity of staying in that shithole that resulted in his scream
Skinny is my favorite character in this movie. Dude came a long way.
Great video
I always resignated with Skinny Pete. I was a heroin junkie/ dealer for over a decade and was always one of the nicer ones. Always kept a peice on me but would help take care of people if they really needed it. When I decided to get out of the game I went out on my EUC dressed as Santa clause and handed away almost $3000 worth of product to all the homeless guys and gals out working that night. It absolutely made people's night! It was worth it just to see all the smiles and happy faces... Bc after 11 years of seeing so much heartache, death and murder it was nice to see a little happiness before I left.
"Vaya con dios amigo" - Badger 2019
I didn't know Badger knew spanish
Since this film was shown in a few theatres, I am campaigning for Aaron Paul to receive an Oscar nomination, along with Joquien Phoenix and Tom Hanks for A Beautiful Day in the Neighbourhood. That film hasn't even come out yet, but let's be honest, we all know Hanks will be phonomenal in it.
the scene with the family force 5 song was my favorite
As a resident of Albuquerque, it's amazing to see what filmmakers use around the state to double for other locations.
Number 2 should’ve been when Jesse talked to his parents
RIP to Robert Forster 🙏
I agree with the list, however, I would have put Skinny Pete's farewell a bit higher up. Maybe 3-4. That was an enormously touching scene. I actually teared up. It was one of the few relationships from Jesse's past that didnt explode or end in a miserable death. It was also major growth on Pete's part I think, I loved it.
That's crazy I had to Google it as soon as I seen the comments saying r.i.p. Robert Forester omg...this great movie was the last time we'd ever see him... crazy!
The scene with Jesse and Mike was a good one for me :)
Good epilogie to the series.
But disappointed on not showing present conditions Walt Jr, Skyler and Mary.
I like that Jesse ultimately saw Mike as his father figure in the end instead of Walt. He saw that Mike had more morality to him as well as meaning to his word. Walt was more or less chaotic neutral while Mike was lawful neutral.
Completely agree with number 1. It was the most powerful scene in the movie. Most kidnappers/abductors would have gone ballistic in that moment. Todd just calmly talks Jesse out of what would, more than likely, have been a very bad decision (remember, Jesse was in the back of the vehicle, and had no idea where they were, or how to get back to civilization). Revealing Todd to be a disturbed sociopath was not surprising at all. We all already knew that. Revealing him to be someone with a hint of compassion was absolutely genius and shows why Vince Gilligan is a master storyteller. Finally, the performance by Aaron Paul in that scene was amazing.