El Camino : Un film Breaking Bad

Titre original : El Camino

2019
16
2h 2min

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Aaron Paul in El Camino : Un film Breaking Bad (2019)

After escaping Jack and his gang, Jesse Pinkman goes on the run from the police and tries to escape his own inner turmoil.

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Drame psychologique Thriller psychologique Western contemporain Criminalité Drame Thriller

À la suite de sa tragique évasion, Jesse doit accepter son passé s'il veut prétendre à un avenir.À la suite de sa tragique évasion, Jesse doit accepter son passé s'il veut prétendre à un avenir.À la suite de sa tragique évasion, Jesse doit accepter son passé s'il veut prétendre à un avenir.

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7,3/10

323 k

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POPULARITÉ

1 030

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Nommé pour 4 Primetime Emmys
- 4 victoires et 24 nominations au total

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'El Camino' Cooks Up "Breaking Bad" Easter Eggs

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El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie: The Ballad Of Jesse Pinkman (Music Video)

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Aaron Paul: More Than Just Jesse Pinkman

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8thepriceofpayne

Epilogue

That's how you need to look at this film, it's an epilogue to "Breaking Bad." Though not needed this film is a wonderful final journey for the character of Jesse Pinkman (and Aaron Paul at his best) as well as a good moment of closure for fans as well as Vince Gilligan. If looked at on its own you'll find a nice crime thriller with great undertones of drama, and that's all you really need from this story.

8amazingkick

People are expecting too much

Everyone thought that El Camino would be better or equal to Breaking Bad; but the thing is you can't surpass perfection. Breaking Bad is undoubtedly the best or at least one of the best TV series of all time. Just because it isn't better than BrBa doesn't mean it sucks. This film is Jesse's Felina. Wonderful cinematography, great acting, great directing by Gilligan and fan favorite characters return. It however has slow pacing but all in all is a solid film.

8miss-r-marie

Still a better ending than game of thrones

Thank you Vince for rising from your slumber to give us a second breaking bad finale that was still better than game of thrones.

10TylerWebb19

Felina was the wrapping paper, El Camino is the ribbon.

It's sad to see the amount of people disappointed in this movie. I understand this is all subjective put personally I thought the movie was incredible. It was the perfect epilogue to the series and completed Jesse's story in such a satisfying way. It's the closure we as the audience could only desire, and more than a tribute to the series. So please, realize that this was never meant to be what Endgame was for the MCU, with crazy SFX and action non-stop, but rather Gilligan's masterpiece being fully finished.

Felina was the wrapping paper, this is the ribbon.

7jochemunlimited

More of the same

For me this wat a bit of a flat movie. It is more of the same of breaking bad. Nice acting, nice scenes, some twists and humour. But I had no special feeling. Yes we know now what happend to Jesse, but did I really need to know? So the urgency to see this movie is not there for me. It is nice to know but nothing more.

Aaron Paul: More Than Just Jesse Pinkman

Aaron Paul, best known for his role as drug dealer Jesse Pinkman in "Breaking Bad," reprises his role in the follow-up film El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie. Who else has he played?

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Anecdotes
Robert Forster has actually been a vacuum cleaner salesman in the past.

Gaffes
Following Breaking Bad (2008), actor Jesse Plemons put on weight for his roles in Strictly Criminal (2015) and season 2 of Fargo (2014); hence his weight as Todd in "El Camino" greatly differs from his weight during the final season of "Breaking Bad".

Citations
[first lines]
Jesse: You know he's not gonna be happy.
Mike Ehrmantraut: No. I suspect he won't. Only you can decide what's best for you, Jesse. Not him, not me.
Jesse: I'm out.
[pause]
Jesse: So what are you gonna do with all that money?
Mike Ehrmantraut: Same thing I do with all the other money. How 'bout you, teenage retiree? You'll be livin' the dream.
Jesse: Not sure I should stick around town.
Mike Ehrmantraut: That's a start.
Jesse: Nothin' really keepin' me here. Where would you go? If you were me?
Mike Ehrmantraut: Doesn't matter, I'm not you.
Jesse: Seriously, come on. If you were my age? Just play along. Make some conversation.
Mike Ehrmantraut: Alaska.
Jesse: Yeah?
Mike Ehrmantraut: Yeah. If I were your age, startin' fresh... Alaska. It's the last frontier. Up there, you can be anything you want.
Jesse: Alaska. Start over. Start fresh.
Mike Ehrmantraut: One could.
Jesse: Put things right.
Mike Ehrmantraut: No. Sorry, kid, that's the one thing you can never do.

Connexions
Featured in Waiting with Huell (2019)

Bandes originales
I'd Really Love to See You Tonight
Written by Parker McGee
Performed by Dan Seals (as England Dan) & John Ford Coley
Courtesy of Atlantic Recording Corp.
By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing