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now that it's been released, here's a thread for discussion, enjoy!
Robert Forster, an Academy Award nominee for his work as Max Cherry in Quentin Tarantino's Jackie Brown, died at his Los Angeles home today following a brief battle with brain cancer.
Forster appeared in more than 100 films, including...three additional projects in 2019: El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie, Steven Spielberg's Amazing Stories and Werewolf.
It seems like when they first started cooking in the RV out in the desert.Watched this last night at home after watching the last couple of episodes of Breaking Bad Friday. Thoroughly enjoyed El Camino!
We heard on the news report what we had assumed at the end of BB - that Walter White did die in that ending gun battle. So what was the timeline of Jessie and Walter in the hotel room toward the end of El Camino? A flashback to when?
I don't think he was. I think the one scene I remember with him was in the "previously on..." upfront section before the movie playedI was hoping to see Saul, was he in it and I missed it?
That was a flashback to the events immediately following S02E09, the episode where Jesse and Walt are stuck in the desert for 4 days with a dead RV battery and diminishing food and water.Watched this last night at home after watching the last couple of episodes of Breaking Bad Friday. Thoroughly enjoyed El Camino!
We heard on the news report what we had assumed at the end of BB - that Walter White did die in that ending gun battle. So what was the timeline of Jessie and Walter in the hotel room toward the end of El Camino? A flashback to when?
Right. The showed the RV parked out front right before that scene.That was a flashback to the events immediately following S02E09, the episode where Jesse and Walt are stuck in the desert for 4 days with a dead RV battery and diminishing food and water.
Well someone is following Gene and freaking him out, we just don't know who it is yet, I don't think.I wonder if future Jesse will ever make it to Omaha and accidentally run into future Saul?
As Jessie was supposed to get disappeared by the same guy the same way as Walt and Saul at the end of BB is made sense that it was called back here. After all it has only been 6 months or so.Right. The showed the RV parked out front right before that scene.
Overall, I though it was a good addition and final ending to the BB story. I told my wife, I really don't care about anyone else.. Skyler, Walt Jr, Marie. Meh. Everyone else of interest is dead, except for Saul Goodman. I think Skinny Pete and Badger could have a spin-off of their own, I'd watch that, but I know that would never happen. Skinny Pete is pretty darn smart. It could be like they intended the BSC spin-off to be a "comedy", but then Vince turned it back into standard BB drama, and I'm very glad for that.
What I didn't like about "El Camino" about it was the short movie form factor. Just not enough time to set up the very long and slow and elaborate scenes/gambits that VG and the writers have done in the past with BB and BCS. Things like Walt building the trunk-gun in the desert, or Mike setting up that elaborate scheme in the desert to dust the Salamanca trucks with meth or cocaine or whatever to get caught crossing the border. Countless examples of this that the movie format just doesn't allow. I missed that part.
Finally, I found it a TINY cheat to use the same vacuum guy to get disappeared the same as Walt and Saul did. I like how they did it, but inside was a little disappointed that they went that way, as opposed to something completely different.
I wonder if future Jesse will ever make it to Omaha and accidentally run into future Saul?