A lot of the reviewers on here seem to be disappointed in what this movie was about, as if they expected Walt to rise from the grave and Jesse and zombie Walt go on a rampage killing anyone and everyone who ever wronged them. This movie was about Jesse and what happened to him directly after the events of Breaking Bad, as well as giving us some more insight into just how badly he was treated while being held captive by Uncle Jack and the neo-nazi gang. And it did exactly that in a way that was actually even better than I had anticipated. It was full of suspense and really kinda put Jesse in a similar situation as Walt, where he had to do whatever it took to get what he needed. I loved this movie and I'm so glad to have a proper send-off for a character that I loved.
Review of El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie
