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2019 El Camino (Breaking Bad Movie / Netflix)
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I'd rather see the Sopranos movie. I don't know what the hell could possibly happen in this when Walter is dead and it's set after his death.
It's definitely one of my absolute favorite series. I'm watching it again right now, as a matter of fact. It'll be interesting to see what they do with the story in the new movie.
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I expect lots of Walter flashback's.
But of course. But I don't know what possibly could be done in the past that hasn't already been said.
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There’s a little wiggle room, but it will definitely have that retcon feeling lingering off in the distance.
Did you ever hear the tragedy of Walter Plagueis the wise?
my favorite tv as well... so well done on every angle!
really looking forward to seeing this!
really looking forward to seeing this!
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I originally watched it and then quit too. I did the same thing with Mad Men and Game of Thrones. Keep at it.. it gets better. I got back into Breaking Bad during the 4th season (originally quit a few episodes into season 1). I gave up on GoT after the first episode and didn't get back into it until season 2 was done. Mad Men same thing.. quit after episode 1 and got back into it after watching "The Carousel".
I watched the trailer, not sure what to make of the ending. I don't remember any peripheral characters that would still be alive that would cause Jesse problems.
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BB is a good show but if I couldn't binge it I prolly would not have watched it.
And while Jesse had a tragic arc, I don't care enough about him to watch this movie.
Got bored with Saul's show after about 4 episodes.
DEVIL_666
I DO IT FOR THE LOLZ
That's what I was implying; binge watching. I think GoT, Mad Men and Breaking Bad (plus countless other shows) at least for me, didn't have enough going on in the first couple of episodes to draw me in. But after seeing an episode deeper into the those series that grabbed me and then binge watching multiple seasons/episodes to catch up it kept my attention.
And I 100% agree with Jesse and Saul and honestly every other character on BB. Walt was the draw. Couldn't care less about anyone else on that show.
And I 100% agree with Jesse and Saul and honestly every other character on BB. Walt was the draw. Couldn't care less about anyone else on that show.
I feel the same way. I think I watched the first episode of Saul and never watched it again. It's not a show I ever feel the need to go back and rewatch.
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You're missing out big time on BCS. It constantly gets better and seasons 3 and 4 were better than some seasons of BB. There's a few slow episodes and some the lesser characters in the background can be pointless, but there's so many golden moments with Saul and his shenanigans.
It unwraps many layers of Saul's character and also things within BB that weren't fully explored, like how Mike met Gus, how Hector became wheelchair bound, the building of the super meth lab, etc. It's nice to see it all fully come together and from the looks of it, season 5 could be the last as it's bridging closer to Saul becoming the true "Saul".
It unwraps many layers of Saul's character and also things within BB that weren't fully explored, like how Mike met Gus, how Hector became wheelchair bound, the building of the super meth lab, etc. It's nice to see it all fully come together and from the looks of it, season 5 could be the last as it's bridging closer to Saul becoming the true "Saul".