Storyline
In the wake of his dramatic escape from captivity, Jesse Pinkman must come to terms with his past in order to forge some kind of future.
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Cast
Bryan Cranston, Robert Forster, Jesse Plemons, Jonathan Banks, Tom Bower, Brendan Sexton III, Tess Harper, Aaron Paul, Johnny Ortiz, Larry Hankin, Krysten Ritter, Matt Jones, Kevin Rankin, Marla Gibbs, Chris Bylsma, Charles Baker, Scott MacArthur, Gloria Sandoval, David Mattey, Scott Shepherd, Michael Bofshever, Cody Renee Cameron, Julie Pearl, Matthew Van Wettering, Todd Terry, Carlos Sepulveda
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Reviews
91
That this film can stand on its own, all while paying tribute to the show that helped birth it, is maybe the most impressive escape act of them all.
90
IGN
El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie is a tense, well-written story with a brilliant performance from Aaron Paul.
83
What’s lacking in this entertaining pulp quest, I think, is some essential surprise.
83
Considering he’s spent nine whole seasons within his quirky New Mexico universe, there was never any doubt that Gilligan loves his characters, but goddamn does El Camino bring that idea home.
80
While it has both style and content, El Camino feels more like a feature-length TV episode than an actual movie. It is too compact and fragmented to truly stand on its own, and viewers who have not seen the preceding 62 hours of Breaking Bad will likely struggle to enjoy it.
