I really like the scene where Badger and Skinny Pete take care of Jesse. Still after all these years, in a universe where everyone holds grudges, these two just want to think of a way for Jesse to be safe and happy. They really are his friends.
Exactly. It also gives an extended look into the friendship of the three of them. They agree to help him even though there was no profit, no promises, not even a need for Jesse to ask for help. It showed that they can pull it together and concentrate on their roles in helping Jesse out even after the junkyard dude takes a powder because lojack was turned on. That didn't phase Badger and Skinny Pete. . They are not just wasted drug addicts. And they did it for a friend. In a way it echoes the near-end of the series itself when Walt hires Badger and Skinny Pete to shine laser pointers into the house to pose as assassins with guns. Except there it was a paid gig. In any case, the two of them are showing they can pull it together in both the last scenes of Breaking Bad and in the early scenes of El Camino.
i also loved his house, the "granny" style interior, his love for soaps, perfume and how he can play the piano... theres a classic culturedness to skinny nobody would expect.
I love the ending. It’s so beautiful. Jesse driving off finally in control of his own destiny. I think if you treat it as a bonus episode it works great. And it does actually end jesse’s arc really satisfyingly if you rewatch the whole show.
Although many dislike el camino I really like it. I view it as a sort of epilogue to breaking bad and a nice cap off to Jesses arc finally letting him be free and have control in his life.
People make this kind of comment all the time and it is kinda embarrassing. Jesse is not a real person. Your closure from a meaningless continuation is because you have a very poor imagination or at least don't use it enough, so you see others imagination is like real life, like they are magic or something; you need them.
I get that the people disappearer was screwed over by Jesse's erratic and irresponsible decision making in Breaking Bad, but charging him double when he was clearly so desperate was a morally dubious move at best imo. It really drives home the cold nature of the underworld in a way that the show did so well.
Hard disagree with you Kino, about the film having “no stakes”. Jesse was being hunted by the police the whole time. I mean, did you see the scene of the caravan of cops going down the road while Jesse was in his car? Also, Neil and Casey were still bad guys. They gave the Neo-Nazis the tools to keep Jesse captive, they knew Jesse was being tortured and did not care. They weren’t explicitly as evil Jack and Todd, but doing business with those guys doesn’t make you just a bystander. The fight might have been over just a small amount, but unless Jesse got that money, he was screwed. It was $1800 or he’d be in a prison cell. How could you not see that the stakes were high? And yes, the film did have a reason to exist. It was to show us Jesse’s fate. He was the 2nd most important character after Walt, it wasn’t enough see that he escaped Jack’s gang at the end of the show. He was tortured and he would still be hunted by the police. We wanted to see how he would make it in the end. He dealt with PTSD, and used the skills he learned from Walt and Mike to maneuver his way to a new life. That matters. I agree it wasn’t perfect, but still a good film and nice epilogue to the BB story
The point of Jessie killing that dude was that he did change. He learned from both Mike and Walter how to survive by using logic and manipulative tactics to win. Jesse when Caught immediately gives up, when it turns out they weren’t cops it shows his innocent way of thinking was wrong. So he incorporated everything he learned and he Won his freedom.
I don't know if you've seen it but there's an American dad episode where they watch the end of breaking bad in reverse and follow a bunch of clues to Vince Gilligan's dead body
"El Camino" is good subject for Halloween. Except for not blood-sucking, Todd is essentially the same as a vampire: a person who walks and talks but is missing a soul.
I disagree. Cinema is a visual medium and cinematography is the vital component that differences it from other mediums like books, comics or video games. Some of the most progressive and influential works in cinema history have been excercises on cinematography rather than simply telling a story. Un chien andalou comes instantly to mind. Don't get me wrong, the best works in any medium are those that excel on as many aspects as possible. For instance, I personally find Better Call Saul an overall superior work than El Camino and Breaking Bad because I think that the show is better in every way from cinematography to editing to storytelling and everything in between but saying that El Camino is bad just because of one aspect of the production and ignoring how well it tackles the art of film and image composition, these being what even allows film and tv to exist along with editing, and also others like acting and editing is not knowing how to truly evaluate a medium that involves different elements working together.
watch the full video and you'll see he actually doesn't hate it that much, he was just playing it up for the story thing and had good things to say about it
I'm fine with flashbacks being in the movie, but it feels so wrong not having one for Andrea when you remember how gut punching her death was for Jesse
El Camino is no Oscar winner but calling it bad is just silly. Unnecessary maybe, but the cinematography is solid, the acting is great, the writing is good, but oh no! Todd is fat! People love to complain.
I was listening to this video while on my way home from work and hearing how quickly you described the plot of El Camino made me realize how lacking the movie was of any true substance. Yeah, it might have been nice to see everyone once more, it wasn't a story that needed telling since we could already assume he went on to find the peace he was looking for. I also agree that the stakes weren't high enough and that the Kandy guys should have just taken all the money so that there would be some real tension and not just the police looking for Jesse. Furthermore, I think that this movie suffers from what The Many Saints of Newark suffered from, which is that David Chase and Vince Gilligan are great television writers, but not great movie writers. Overall, great work Kino and watching this video was a great laugh to have after a day of work.
The low amount that Jesse needed to get together was perfect for this film. If it was the whole amount that he was short, be might have said fuck this and turned himself in, or this would have just been a robbery flick. He might have been tempted to rob any place with lots of cash (which are hard to rob these days), or consider suicide. But the small amount needed drove Jesse nuts. To get THAT close and to still need a little more for the trip was aggravating. Perhaps some of you have not be in a situation in which you had a big debt and were , after a lot of work, ready to pay it off and it turns out you come up short with no apparent means to get that last bit of money. And that's what leads to the OK Corral gunfight, And that's why he took just what he needed. (Yes, just before exploding the building)
The other part I love is the fact that it's believable crime caper fiction. That genre rarely gets it right nowadays.Then you get Jesse and Creepy Todd, which are great characters. I agree it was unnecessary, but it's still better than any other TV universe or show in general. I'm editing the following in upon watching your commentary: I completely agree about the welder character (s). Would of been greatly improved if they were more threatening and villainous.
Was el Camino an amazing film? No Was it terrible and comparable to many saints of Newark? No Did it tie up loose ends and give fans and a character a send off? Yes Overall it’s fine I will every once in a while rewatch el Camino after rewatching the ending to Breaking bad
Come on kino. Not saying the movie is fantastic by any stretch but you were like “Jesse kills him for like 14 cents” and that’s wrong. To say the least, those two dudes are as bad as the nazis for willing hooking Jesse up to his meth lab trap. Hey may not have been overcoming anything like you said but actually, we saw him overcome every single obstacle thrown his way using the knowledge he learned over the last 3-4 years. You didn’t even talk about how Jesse blows out the lighter in the montage like a dumb idiot instead of just letting the lighter go
i think the problem w this movie is that they styled it as a breaking bad movie, it’s a lot like the godfather 3 that way that it’s advertised as a sequel when in reality it’s more of an epilogue then anything
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This movie was a gift during a dark time. This was for the fans, even though I disagree with some of your take, I appreciate your efforts to be entertaining.
I was lucky enough to watch Breaking Bad back when it was airing. Picked it up season 2, El Camino was a very satisfying ending to Jesse’s story. I think binging takes away from that feeling of closure. It’s just television but damn it’s up there with the sopranos.
I get that people age over time, but at least actors could try to put themselves in shape to make themselves look like they were looking at the end of brba Aaron Paul is fat, didn't bother to lose weight before filming. (And he was supposed to be a slave for a year, at least Jacks gang feed him well lol) Jesse Plemons (Todd) is fat, didn't bother to lose weight before filming. As for Bryan Cranston, he actually looks pretty much the same he did in brba. But... he didn't bothered to shave his head because he had some other movie filming soon, so he's wearing a bald wig over his hair. And looking like a megamind in result. Actors clearly didn't give a shit about this movie. Movie, that meant to be the ultimate conclusion for an epic tv show, that either made these actors famous or saved their career. The show that may be THE highest point of their careers as an actors.
That LoJack scene was the first thing that bothered the sh!t out of me in Ep Camino. They know the LoJack has been triggered, yet take their time reacting, say goodbyes, etc. It’s not like they’re in the middle of the desert. They’re in town, and all the police are looking for Jessie and that car. As long as they took, there should have been a swat team surrounding them with air support.
I liked what you did there 😃 Crazy Kino Halloween project! For the most part I agree with your criticism as well, but even with the movie flaws, it was nice to see Jesse's kind of redemption journey. PS: I hope you not getting into trouble because of the source material at 9:20 😟
Eh i was interested in hearing what you had to say about the movie but this has got to be one of my least favorite videos of yours yet. The skit is just blatantly unfunny and dragged out and i just kinda feel you resorted to an unfunny version of AVGN or Jontron near the end. Love most your content but this wasnt it. And it sucks too because i actually can see where youre coming from with the movie
Former welder here... I no longer do that kind of work and I get a lot of heat when I say this but the simple fact that the antagonist was a welder himself simply proves the fact that you can never simply take all of the drugs violence thievery and backstabbing into account when you decide to get into that line of work.... Stay in school kids
I think it's an extremely flawed movie, but as an epilogue to Jesse, I enjoy it nonetheless. Of course I also had the courtesy of not having to be involved in whatever hype cycle this movie got which probably set it up to come off as being so bad. I definitely think they could have cut the movie down some and it would have been much better. Though I do wish they used the full version of Jane and Jesse's conversation at the end of the movie cause as it is in the current movie, it just comes off super unnatural and stilted compared to their normal converstaions.
You should make a video detailing how you would rewrite the story, I liked the movie but I feel there was something missing that should've made it more enjoyable.
He didn't just kill him for $1,800 Kino he killed him because he built the metal track that he was stuck to for months and they made him run until it bottomed out back and forth and mocked him and made fun of him and it's that guy's fault that he was stuck to those chains
The movie is not bad…it’s not really plot heavy because it’s an epilogue. It’s just a nice button up for Jesses character. I like to think he’s in Alaska, woodworking
It's good, but honestly unnecesary. I liked where the show's finale left Jessie. He escaped Jack's Gang and Walter's Empire, but is forever scarred by what he lived through and we don't know what happens to him next. It did make me realize there was untapped potential to explore Jessie's relationship with his parents and the events that led him down to getting kicked out of the house. Did they give up too early on him? Did he start dealing while he was living there and they had no choice but to kick him out (as is often the case with addicts)? Did they reject him because he became a criminal, or did he became a criminal because they rejected him? Watching the movie, I feel more could have been explored there. Jessie. He escaped Jack's Gang and Walter's empire, but is forever scarred by what he lived through.
I feel like el camino really gives more depth to jesse, especially with the jane flashback. I kind of see it as what better call saul did to mike's character, it wasn't really needed, we already knew a lot about mike's character and why he did what he did, but it adds on a lot.
El Camino was we wanted for Jessie all along…He’s out of the game …he gets his revenge…we see the growth of skinny Pete I thought that was awsome and badger is just badger haha 😂…and Jesse finally getting out and being happy
Sorry Kino, the film is a lot better than you think. Your over use of the word bad strikes me as unthoughtful nitpicking, that if El Camino had these scenes incorporated somewhere in the originally aired Breaking Bad series you wouldnt likely notice. Woke up on the wrong side of the bed did ya?😜
Oh Kino you rock😊. Jesse had a amazing shot for never training with a gun. I mean come on it’s in his pocket. I’m a good shot and I wouldn’t be able to pull that move off. I’m real life those bullets would be everywhere but I’m the man’s stomach 😂
Todd gaining then losing like 30lbs in a week or two has to be one of the funniest things this movie does to the BB continuity. Another example why this cash grab was a terrible idea
I really like the scene where Badger and Skinny Pete take care of Jesse. Still after all these years, in a universe where everyone holds grudges, these two just want to think of a way for Jesse to be safe and happy. They really are his friends.
Exactly. It also gives an extended look into the friendship of the three of them. They agree to help him even though there was no profit, no promises, not even a need for Jesse to ask for help. It showed that they can pull it together and concentrate on their roles in helping Jesse out even after the junkyard dude takes a powder because lojack was turned on. That didn't phase Badger and Skinny Pete. . They are not just wasted drug addicts. And they did it for a friend. In a way it echoes the near-end of the series itself when Walt hires Badger and Skinny Pete to shine laser pointers into the house to pose as assassins with guns. Except there it was a paid gig. In any case, the two of them are showing they can pull it together in both the last scenes of Breaking Bad and in the early scenes of El Camino.
Loyalty like that rarely exists anymore
i also loved his house, the "granny" style interior, his love for soaps, perfume and how he can play the piano... theres a classic culturedness to skinny nobody would expect.
I love the ending. It’s so beautiful. Jesse driving off finally in control of his own destiny. I think if you treat it as a bonus episode it works great. And it does actually end jesse’s arc really satisfyingly if you rewatch the whole show.
Shut up
Although many dislike el camino I really like it. I view it as a sort of epilogue to breaking bad and a nice cap off to Jesses arc finally letting him be free and have control in his life.
A lot of people liked it. The only people who hated were having bad days. People forget these shows are meant to entertain.
Boooring
People make this kind of comment all the time and it is kinda embarrassing. Jesse is not a real person. Your closure from a meaningless continuation is because you have a very poor imagination or at least don't use it enough, so you see others imagination is like real life, like they are magic or something; you need them.
@@ethanstapley7018 I said nothing relating to that? All I was discussing was storytelling?
@@actually-will1606 A "nice cap off" is needing some kind of conclusion, that is why my comment is relevant to yours.
El Camino is the weakest part of the Breaking Bad saga, but it's still essential viewing and is a good send off for Jesse
I get that the people disappearer was screwed over by Jesse's erratic and irresponsible decision making in Breaking Bad, but charging him double when he was clearly so desperate was a morally dubious move at best imo. It really drives home the cold nature of the underworld in a way that the show did so well.
Hard disagree with you Kino, about the film having “no stakes”. Jesse was being hunted by the police the whole time. I mean, did you see the scene of the caravan of cops going down the road while Jesse was in his car? Also, Neil and Casey were still bad guys. They gave the Neo-Nazis the tools to keep Jesse captive, they knew Jesse was being tortured and did not care. They weren’t explicitly as evil Jack and Todd, but doing business with those guys doesn’t make you just a bystander. The fight might have been over just a small amount, but unless Jesse got that money, he was screwed. It was $1800 or he’d be in a prison cell. How could you not see that the stakes were high?
And yes, the film did have a reason to exist. It was to show us Jesse’s fate. He was the 2nd most important character after Walt, it wasn’t enough see that he escaped Jack’s gang at the end of the show. He was tortured and he would still be hunted by the police. We wanted to see how he would make it in the end. He dealt with PTSD, and used the skills he learned from Walt and Mike to maneuver his way to a new life. That matters. I agree it wasn’t perfect, but still a good film and nice epilogue to the BB story
💯 agree with you
Im glad El Camino exists simply because Jesse deserves a good send off
Pure Kino is just the nostalgia critic now
Kinostalgia Critic
Kino has the makings of an Emmy award winning actor
But not a varsity athlete.
The point of Jessie killing that dude was that he did change. He learned from both Mike and Walter how to survive by using logic and manipulative tactics to win. Jesse when Caught immediately gives up, when it turns out they weren’t cops it shows his innocent way of thinking was wrong.
So he incorporated everything he learned and he Won his freedom.
Kino has the best acting skills ive ever seen in my life, well deserving of 14 academy awards, this was the best short film ive ever seen. 🙏
He always had the makings of a varsity actor.
More creative than Spielberg
Bravo Vince.
But my girlfriend told me it was a really big film, and hey, even if it were a “short” film, it’s still plenty plenty big enough for her.
I don't know if you've seen it but there's an American dad episode where they watch the end of breaking bad in reverse and follow a bunch of clues to Vince Gilligan's dead body
"El Camino" is good subject for Halloween. Except for not blood-sucking, Todd is essentially the same as a vampire: a person who walks and talks but is missing a soul.
Sigh, the many saints of Albuquerque
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
You even brought a friend with a tribal-police ponytail to drive you!
😂🤣
I still can't get over the fact that Vince Gilligan is dead
No he ain’t !
Happy Halloween Kino! Better the desert than the Pine Barrens.
The movie is not bad, mate. The cinematography is on point.
While that may be true, it adds little value when the story is bad. It's like going to a restaurant that serves crap food but has amazing ambiance.
I disagree. Cinema is a visual medium and cinematography is the vital component that differences it from other mediums like books, comics or video games. Some of the most progressive and influential works in cinema history have been excercises on cinematography rather than simply telling a story. Un chien andalou comes instantly to mind. Don't get me wrong, the best works in any medium are those that excel on as many aspects as possible. For instance, I personally find Better Call Saul an overall superior work than El Camino and Breaking Bad because I think that the show is better in every way from cinematography to editing to storytelling and everything in between but saying that El Camino is bad just because of one aspect of the production and ignoring how well it tackles the art of film and image composition, these being what even allows film and tv to exist along with editing, and also others like acting and editing is not knowing how to truly evaluate a medium that involves different elements working together.
watch the full video and you'll see he actually doesn't hate it that much, he was just playing it up for the story thing and had good things to say about it
I'm fine with flashbacks being in the movie, but it feels so wrong not having one for Andrea when you remember how gut punching her death was for Jesse
It was odd, I won’t deny.
El Camino is no Oscar winner but calling it bad is just silly. Unnecessary maybe, but the cinematography is solid, the acting is great, the writing is good, but oh no! Todd is fat! People love to complain.
>The writing is good
I was listening to this video while on my way home from work and hearing how quickly you described the plot of El Camino made me realize how lacking the movie was of any true substance. Yeah, it might have been nice to see everyone once more, it wasn't a story that needed telling since we could already assume he went on to find the peace he was looking for. I also agree that the stakes weren't high enough and that the Kandy guys should have just taken all the money so that there would be some real tension and not just the police looking for Jesse. Furthermore, I think that this movie suffers from what The Many Saints of Newark suffered from, which is that David Chase and Vince Gilligan are great television writers, but not great movie writers. Overall, great work Kino and watching this video was a great laugh to have after a day of work.
The low amount that Jesse needed to get together was perfect for this film. If it was the whole amount that he was short, be might have said fuck this and turned himself in, or this would have just been a robbery flick. He might have been tempted to rob any place with lots of cash (which are hard to rob these days), or consider suicide. But the small amount needed drove Jesse nuts. To get THAT close and to still need a little more for the trip was aggravating. Perhaps some of you have not be in a situation in which you had a big debt and were , after a lot of work, ready to pay it off and it turns out you come up short with no apparent means to get that last bit of money. And that's what leads to the OK Corral gunfight, And that's why he took just what he needed. (Yes, just before exploding the building)
I had no idea people disliked this. I loved every minute of it.
Breaking Bad didn't need an epilogue. It ended perfectly.
The other part I love is the fact that it's believable crime caper fiction. That genre rarely gets it right nowadays.Then you get Jesse and Creepy Todd, which are great characters. I agree it was unnecessary, but it's still better than any other TV universe or show in general. I'm editing the following in upon watching your commentary: I completely agree about the welder character (s). Would of been greatly improved if they were more threatening and villainous.
Was el Camino an amazing film? No
Was it terrible and comparable to many saints of Newark? No
Did it tie up loose ends and give fans and a character a send off? Yes
Overall it’s fine I will every once in a while rewatch el Camino after rewatching the ending to Breaking bad
this certainly was a video. well done Kino!
This Kino is more creative than Spielberg.
that skit LMAOOOO amazing!
Thank you for this video! This is a really good ending for BrBadtober.
Come on kino. Not saying the movie is fantastic by any stretch but you were like “Jesse kills him for like 14 cents” and that’s wrong. To say the least, those two dudes are as bad as the nazis for willing hooking Jesse up to his meth lab trap. Hey may not have been overcoming anything like you said but actually, we saw him overcome every single obstacle thrown his way using the knowledge he learned over the last 3-4 years.
You didn’t even talk about how Jesse blows out the lighter in the montage like a dumb idiot instead of just letting the lighter go
i think the problem w this movie is that they styled it as a breaking bad movie, it’s a lot like the godfather 3 that way that it’s advertised as a sequel when in reality it’s more of an epilogue then anything
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This movie was a gift during a dark time. This was for the fans, even though I disagree with some of your take, I appreciate your efforts to be entertaining.
I was lucky enough to watch Breaking Bad back when it was airing. Picked it up season 2, El Camino was a very satisfying ending to Jesse’s story. I think binging takes away from that feeling of closure. It’s just television but damn it’s up there with the sopranos.
No. 1 lesson to be learned about making a film after a beloved tv series ends.
Don't do it.
I get that people age over time, but at least actors could try to put themselves in shape to make themselves look like they were looking at the end of brba
Aaron Paul is fat, didn't bother to lose weight before filming. (And he was supposed to be a slave for a year, at least Jacks gang feed him well lol)
Jesse Plemons (Todd) is fat, didn't bother to lose weight before filming.
As for Bryan Cranston, he actually looks pretty much the same he did in brba. But... he didn't bothered to shave his head because he had some other movie filming soon, so he's wearing a bald wig over his hair. And looking like a megamind in result.
Actors clearly didn't give a shit about this movie. Movie, that meant to be the ultimate conclusion for an epic tv show, that either made these actors famous or saved their career. The show that may be THE highest point of their careers as an actors.
I think you enjoy and appreciate El Camino more if you watched BB live. There’s distance from the original series that you don’t get from binging.
At least the skit has more emotion than Todd’s empathy
LET'S GOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!
Great acting Kino.
So much better than "Blair Witch"👍
Always felt El Camino was more of a journey than it was story if that makes sense.
That LoJack scene was the first thing that bothered the sh!t out of me in Ep Camino. They know the LoJack has been triggered, yet take their time reacting, say goodbyes, etc. It’s not like they’re in the middle of the desert. They’re in town, and all the police are looking for Jessie and that car. As long as they took, there should have been a swat team surrounding them with air support.
I liked what you did there 😃 Crazy Kino Halloween project! For the most part I agree with your criticism as well, but even with the movie flaws, it was nice to see Jesse's kind of redemption journey. PS: I hope you not getting into trouble because of the source material at 9:20 😟
I love that you included a skit to end your Breaking Bad logs. It's awesome 😍
I thought it was the best attempt at a Grand Theft Auto movie we'll ever get.
Eh i was interested in hearing what you had to say about the movie but this has got to be one of my least favorite videos of yours yet. The skit is just blatantly unfunny and dragged out and i just kinda feel you resorted to an unfunny version of AVGN or Jontron near the end. Love most your content but this wasnt it. And it sucks too because i actually can see where youre coming from with the movie
Love you so much kino
Justin's a good friend
Former welder here... I no longer do that kind of work and I get a lot of heat when I say this but the simple fact that the antagonist was a welder himself simply proves the fact that you can never simply take all of the drugs violence thievery and backstabbing into account when you decide to get into that line of work.... Stay in school kids
El Camino is 100 times better than Many Saints of Newark
No doubt bout dat fr
Such a high bar
I think it's an extremely flawed movie, but as an epilogue to Jesse, I enjoy it nonetheless. Of course I also had the courtesy of not having to be involved in whatever hype cycle this movie got which probably set it up to come off as being so bad. I definitely think they could have cut the movie down some and it would have been much better. Though I do wish they used the full version of Jane and Jesse's conversation at the end of the movie cause as it is in the current movie, it just comes off super unnatural and stilted compared to their normal converstaions.
You should make a video detailing how you would rewrite the story, I liked the movie but I feel there was something missing that should've made it more enjoyable.
20:27 that stare had me screaming 😂😂
Kino you’re actually great at this, I love the artistic direction you took here
He didn't just kill him for $1,800 Kino he killed him because he built the metal track that he was stuck to for months and they made him run until it bottomed out back and forth and mocked him and made fun of him and it's that guy's fault that he was stuck to those chains
They were making bets on if he could break it or not that goes beyond just building it
The movie is not bad…it’s not really plot heavy because it’s an epilogue. It’s just a nice button up for Jesses character. I like to think he’s in Alaska, woodworking
The video is 33:33. It must be a sign. Perhaps Kino gives El Camino a 3/10. I've got some digging to do.
Kino’s acting is like El Camino
ok, ngl, this was funnier than it has any right to be
well done, Kino!!! :)
It's good, but honestly unnecesary. I liked where the show's finale left Jessie. He escaped Jack's Gang and Walter's Empire, but is forever scarred by what he lived through and we don't know what happens to him next.
It did make me realize there was untapped potential to explore Jessie's relationship with his parents and the events that led him down to getting kicked out of the house. Did they give up too early on him? Did he start dealing while he was living there and they had no choice but to kick him out (as is often the case with addicts)?
Did they reject him because he became a criminal, or did he became a criminal because they rejected him? Watching the movie, I feel more could have been explored there.
Jessie. He escaped Jack's Gang and Walter's empire, but is forever scarred by what he lived through.
I feel like el camino really gives more depth to jesse, especially with the jane flashback. I kind of see it as what better call saul did to mike's character, it wasn't really needed, we already knew a lot about mike's character and why he did what he did, but it adds on a lot.
People mistake this as an actual film, it isn’t, it’s an Epilogue.
I really like it
I’ve seen this American dad episode before
amazing video
kino PLEASE do not ruin this by making a sequel
BEISENHURG?!?!???!??!?!?!? MY ARCHNEMESIS, YOU WILL KNOW MY TRUE POWER
I loved it
Very creative content!
Rip Justin
Nah the movie was solid dude. I loved it the secound time around after finishing the series again.
I’m at the 14 minute mark. Kino is talking about GPS coordinates. I’m 100% sure this is just going to end up as a “Bravo Vince” joke.
Enjoying a film is often like enjoying a sport. Full of tribalism
El Camino was we wanted for Jessie all along…He’s out of the game …he gets his revenge…we see the growth of skinny Pete I thought that was awsome and badger is just badger haha 😂…and Jesse finally getting out and being happy
Great stuff, love your channel and despite how lacklustre the movie was I can hear you critique it all day Kino
This is the breaking bad log where pure kino became pure schizo.
At least it was better than the Sopranos movie lol
Factsss
Sorry Kino, the film is a lot better than you think. Your over use of the word bad strikes me as unthoughtful nitpicking, that if El Camino had these scenes incorporated somewhere in the originally aired Breaking Bad series you wouldnt likely notice.
Woke up on the wrong side of the bed did ya?😜
Oh Kino you rock😊. Jesse had a amazing shot for never training with a gun. I mean come on it’s in his pocket. I’m a good shot and I wouldn’t be able to pull that move off. I’m real life those bullets would be everywhere but I’m the man’s stomach 😂
Happy Halloween Kino. You do steam a good ham!
Everyone i know including me gives good closure
A fish eyed lense on the shovel could've been an interesting perspective.
Enjoyed the series and the movie.
I really enjoyed el camino
Kino has a career in Hollywood ahead of him. He should replace Paul Rudd as Ant Man
Wow 🤣 Great video 👏
umm....just welded the harness that held him? how is that not harming jesse bro
Unnecessary movie, watchable but I wasn't blown away
hahaha this reminds me of movies i used to make with my friends great stuff :)
I really thought I got an Xbox One ad for a sec
13:45 "Pepe Silvia, Pepe Silvia, Pepe Silvia!"
I like that Anakin line 🤣
Yes. Your little vignette was of the quality of Many Saints…. But ElCamino was better than bad. Sorry. BTW I gave you a ‘like’ anyway.
Todd gaining then losing like 30lbs in a week or two has to be one of the funniest things this movie does to the BB continuity. Another example why this cash grab was a terrible idea
Kino to new Mexico
I like the movie and dislike most, if not all the cameo appearances in better call saul
i see the movie as a neat companion to the final season of Saul. it fits.
Rip Mike
The movie is not up to pollos standards