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I got 30 seconds into the Trailer and knew that I had to watch this film. It really didn't disappoint. I'd put it up there with films like Super or American Splendor. There are certain films that you can enjoy but know that you could live without, this isn't one of those films.

I loved every character in this except for the younger James at certain moments because he is just so infuriating. He can be having the perfect moment and just ruin it in an instant.

The film is about love and friendship, it is a truly romantic film along the lines of Eternal Sunshine of a Spotless Mind. It's a person torn between his life's work and the love of his life. It's got laugh out loud moments but I wouldn't call it a Comedy. It's just a great film.

I took a star off a perfect score because there was a slight moment in the film towards the end that I didn't think was necessary. It doesn't take away from the film but it felt a little forced. I loved this film though and I can see me watching it many times in the future.

This film is absolutely insane which is to be expected if you have watched the trailer. For such a crazy experiment of a film, I'm surprised they put so much effort into making him so likeable and funny despite the non stop action.

I loved the style of this film and the fact that his character was so not meant for this world. The only thing I was annoyed with was the way the camera would roll on some of the shots at the beginning of the film. It kept making me feel sick even if it was an interesting shot.

Regardless, if you like the sound of Daniel Radcliffe waking up with guns bolted to his hands, you'll love this. It doesn't take itself too seriously but has good character development. You really can't ask for more.

El Camino is really good but I can't help but feel a little disappointed. Maybe I was hoping to see more of how Jesse was going to integrate into a new life rather than tying up loose ends which didn't feel necessary.

The trailer also set me up for disappointment as there was so much speculation around what things meant and when they actually happened it was just pretty pointless.

We all know Jesse, we know what he's been through and constantly showing us what came before really takes time away from showing us what could happen next.

I'm at the end of the film feeling like I was at the end of Breaking Bad and the question hasn't changed. Whats next?