Six years after creator Vince Gilligan provided the perfect conclusion to the epic saga of meth-making, ex-high school teacher Walter White, "El Camino" returns to complete the story of his former student and partner in the drug trade, Jesse Pinkman.īut this film is a smaller movie. That's the one thing you could never do.ĭEGGANS: It's an oddly quiet, yet ominous beginning for a movie that's a blockbuster project. PAUL: (As Jesse Pinkman) Put things right.īANKS: (As Mike Ehrmantraut) No. Come on - like, if you were my age.īANKS: (As Mike Ehrmantraut) If I were your age starting fresh - Alaska. JONATHAN BANKS: (As Mike Ehrmantraut) It doesn't matter. (SOUNDBITE OF FILM, "EL CAMINO: A BREAKING BAD MOVIE")ĪARON PAUL: (As Jesse Pinkman) Where would you go if you were me? Jesse wonders where he might go with all the money he's earned. He's talking to another character beloved by fans, Jonathan Banks' grizzled enforcer Mike Ehrmantraut.
EL CAMINO MOVIE NETFLIX BREAKING BAD TV
NPR's TV critic Eric Deggans has it with some spoilers.ĮRIC DEGGANS, BYLINE: "El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie" begins with a flashback to a moment when Aaron Paul's Jesse Pinkman is thinking about getting out of the meth-making business.
Now, a new movie on Netflix tells us what happened. If you loved "Breaking Bad" as I did, one question haunted you after the show ended - what happened to Walter White's partner, Jesse Pinkman? He was last seen fleeing a massacre.
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