El Camino: Breaking Bad Movie - Part 2 - Group Reaction

[@ThatWel5hMan24]

“Your really lucky you know that, you didn’t have to wait your whole life to do something special” that line gets me everytime, so so good.

[@survivor45661]

So sad for Walter Jr, his own father did not consider him special.

[@Conorall_]

@@BM-gf6ol ffs 😂

[@imperfect_dan7519]

@@survivor45661 what are you talking about? Ofc Walt loves his son it's just that his fatherly nature founded something special in Jesse

[@survivor45661]

@@imperfect_dan7519 Walt said he had to wait all his life to do something special, he created his son, he did not consider the birth of his son special that's what i meant.

[@imperfect_dan7519]

@@survivor45661 that's not true. Also how would you know hjow he felt about his sons birth. We weren't there to witness. But it's clear that Walt values his family (including his son) very dearly even more so than Jesse in a way. Walt never tried to kill his family whereas for Jesse, he did. But I guess you can argue that he had no choice

[@safeashouses211]

"Jane wasn't in the picture yet..." That's who Jesse was talking to on the phone before he left his hotel room.

[@trace8617]

he was about to go to santa fe with jane before the "4 Days Out" episode, but had to suddenly leave because of walt's lie

[@AH-yu2pi]

@@trace8617 Good catch.

[@smith22041]

Poor Huell is still sitting in that motel room Hank left him in, waiting...

[@bobdonda]

Huell finally left! you can see it in a promo for this movie kzbin.info/www/bejne/f2eXlKqBpsqghck

[@LL-vn4hl]

actually, as part of the marketing for El Camino they did a countdown thing where they showed Huell eventually get bored and leave

[@deadquaithe143]

@@LL-vn4hl link?

[@mclovin1463]

/*-*\ reasonably

[@aryrios4165]

@@mclovin1463 that 'reasonably' makes me feel so satisfied for some reason.

[@suncore598]

So touching to see Rana tear up over Jesse's ending.

[@matareviews9276]

Man i teared up when i watched it too. Its like watching your loved ones go to a happy path... really touching

[@staicubrecknerchristian8011]

Rana is the best.

[@endorphinzz]

Marketa (sp?) did as well...love those reactions from the heart.

[@NerdChronic]

It must be a very unique experience being able to finish the show and jump right into this as a secondary finale.

[@estacaoimersiva]

She's so cute xD

[@zelliff6259]

The Walt flashback takes place during the episode 4 Days Out.

[@filmfreakreacts2516]

Zack Elliff yup season 1

[@clairedex]

@@filmfreakreacts2516 No, season 2. In between season 2 episode 9 and 10, to be exact (when they are returning from the 4 days out trip).

[@cecillegravelle2590]

yes and Walt was coughing up a lot blood before he got back and actually found out be was in remission. so the way he was talking to Jesse was like he thought he would die very shortly.. when he coughed in the restaurant into the napkin you could see him looking into the tissue.. blood I guess.

[@qwertymanor]

@@clairedex it's not between those 2 episodes it's after they make the battery.

[@Chaosm03]

I just went back and revisited 4 days out. And, I just realized why Jesse was so excited about the salad. It's because he has been eating nothing but Funyuns for days and he realized that Walt was right about protein and vegetables so he's desperate to load up on fresh food. And, that's why he wants the whole pitcher of water. They ran out.

[@jacobflores9367]

He was on the phone with Jane in the hotel room. It was right after they made the battery.

[@poopsyko]

diamond dogs lmfao

[@skreen2theworld809]

Rana's Reaction Timeline End Of Episode 1: This show is super weird! End of El Camino: In literal tears

[@runamohammad3507]

LUVLAMZY my heart was pulled in so many ways

[@ashketchup7354]

@@runamohammad3507 Been a great ride seeing you and Hannah enjoy the show. I am so looking forward to the Better Call Saul reactions.

[@rafaelreyes1732]

20:25 Fun fact: Los Pollos Hermanos was always a Twisters. Twisters is a local chain that rented out their restaurants to be the Los Pollos Hermanos set

[@qwertymanor]

Actually the logo can be seen when you go through the front door

[@tobydion3009]

Rana tearing up at the end. Let it out, what a emotional journey.

[@jordandrake9822]

Im prety sure the diner scene with walt and jesse was after they were stuck in the desert. Thats why jesse wanted to pull out a wad of cash for the whole pitcher of water

[@AndrewTheKingOfPenguins]

I think the Diner scene takes place during season 2 because I think he was talking to Jane on the phone

[@jmwild1]

It's definitely right after the "Four Days Out" episode.

[@jacobflores9367]

They’re also wearing the same clothes as when Jesse drops Walt off at the airport.

[@filmfreakreacts2516]

Todd being choked out was symbolic, now that I know, Jesse knew Todd choked out his maid

[@runamohammad3507]

Daniel Georgi loved that !

[@jacobjackson7013]

I think he just saw an opportunity, he’s prob been trying to find one since they kidnapped him.

[@KangarooMonkey]

@@jacobjackson7013 no the creators of the show wanted the maid to die the same way Todd did.

[@J-Nigma]

It wouldn't even make sense to touch on Skyler's story in this movie because the movie takes place directly after Breaking Bad. Maybe 24 hours after Walt last saw Skyler. The most that is happening is she's probably talking to the police. Also, this is Jesse's story. He had zero connection with Skyler. He only met her twice. And he's never met Walter jr. Everyone that mattered to Jesse was in this.

[@bobizzle1605]

I honestly hated that the writers never found a way for Jesse and Walt jr to meet. It would have been an interesting and awkward dynamic in the show: the son of Walter white, meeting the son of Heisenberg.

[@alazkaalazka6087]

Joshua Bobo I thought it would’ve been cool for Walt Jr to find out about Heisenberg and to be okay with it do to him understanding his fathers consequences. What if even he even eventually wanted to help Walt & him & Jessie form a friendly rivalry.

[@BareBandSubscription]

@@bobizzle1605 I think it was necessary to leave that relationship unresolved. The idea of Walt making amends with his whole family just cheats whatever punishment he received in “Ozymandias” and “Granite State”. What makes the finale work so well is that it provides immense satisfaction and closure without giving Walt a happy ending. He achieves a series of small victories or reconciliations, and then he dies. To have him have some kind of meeting with Jr. would have been too much, and it could have only reasonably led to Jr. calling the police, with how much he resents his dad now (keep in mind that as far as he knows, Walt killed Hank).

[@mechadoggy]

“He had zero connection with Skyler” I’m honestly surprised Jesse and Skyler didn’t have an affair with each other to get back at Walt

[@SpiritxEnigma]

Marketa was annoyed with the Walt cameo even tho he was a compelling protagonist. She tainted a 6-year long return with her bitterness yet she wants a movie about Skyler of all people LMFAO

[@naynay3710]

"This was such a treat. Like a dessert after a big dinner." Exactly! Perhaps not needed but oh so wonderful! It made me happy.

[@ashketchup7354]

That reminds me of something a reviewer said about Game of Thrones. It's a wonderful gourmet meal. And then you get a great ice cream sundae for dessert. But the last few bites of the chocolate, suddenly instead of chocolate it's shit.

[@jacobjackson7013]

Same, it was what I expected it to be. 👍👍

[@anonymousfx5254]

Robert Forster who played Ed Galbraith(helped Jesse to get to Alaska) died on the day movie released. R.I.P :( Oh and that scene with Jesse and Walt was right after episode when they stick in desert for 4 days or smth around that.

[@jeanchrinot]

That's sad

[@jayhollows5729]

"wow they suck at aiming" Yeah it's hard to be accurate under pressure so it's pretty realistic

[@mgoblue9389]

*Jesse talks to Jane on phone* Normies: "Was this after Jane died?" "I don't think Jane was even in the picture yet"

[@homeiswhereukeepurdealtho]

i wasnt expecting the scene with jane and the flashback with "baby" jesse looking at her in the car, knowing all he went through after, its like somebody grabbed my heart and twisted it, damn.

[@keef5]

Rana is such a sweetheart!!

[@runamohammad3507]

❤️

[@elisabethlarsen4282]

She's the best, really ❤️❤️

[@TheGrimHHH]

For the people wondering when the flashbacks take place: - The flashback with Walt takes place in the episode '4 days out' in season 2, after Walt manages to build a makeshift battery to get the RV out of the desert. - The one with Mike takes place in the episode 'Buyout' in season 5, right before Mike and Jesse announce to Walt that they are both retiring - The flashbacks involving Todd and the nazis take place between 'Granite state' and 'Felina' in season 5, they take place after Andrea's death, which is why they hired that wild west shootout guy to reinforce the structure of the lab

[@OddysseyVideos]

I’m not going to lie, the first time I watched this movie, for two seconds, I thought Walter survived.

[@mumm-ratheeverliving2288]

I didn't realize Robert Forester passed away. He isn't in Full Metal Jacket, you're thinking of R. Lee Ermey, who also passed away in 2018. Seeing Walt White one last time was greatest scene in movie for me, worth watching just for that alone!

[@sinjin4563]

16:56 No this was right in the middle of Jane. This was after season 2 episode 9 when Walt and Jesse were in the desert.

[@overdosarN]

The flashback was most likely directly after Season 2 - 4 Days Out, when they were trapped in the desert because Jesse ”Wanted to leave them on the counter, Bitch”. Since they said they would stop at a motel and get seperate rooms after the job and they were also conversing about 1.6 million dollars of meth, which 2 episodes later Gus turns out to be the buyer, also Jesse was talking to Jane on the phone, about 3 episodes before she overdosed.

[@arthurguillen8432]

Walt is a Villian you can love and hate at same time.

[@gthewolf7948]

He is a anti hero not villain

[@Jellybee85]

LMAOOOOOO the way they shut down Marketta at the end

[@feraldog5590]

Flashback was right after "4 days out" episode, before they went to the airport. That's why Jessie was bathing with ice and was eating like crazy. That was Jane on the phone to apologize for leaving for those days.

[@natea2247]

Walter during this flashback hasn't descended into madness. He was a sick dying man trying to provide for his family. This was before the Season 2 finale.

[@suoicilatsgnaG]

Blue sweater bro is on some other planet

[@Japan705]

Speaks without thinking and is very annoying

[@quiz3417]

Nahid didn't say a thing in both videos until discussions. Am I right or wrong??!! What is in this man's mind

[@SympatheticNightmare]

He's actually watching the movie and not talking like a fucktard.

[@tonerc.8191]

That Walt flashback was during his thing with Jane because when we saw him in the hotel room on the phone he was all "Do you miss me?" talking to her on the phone.

[@GCCKnuckles]

Pats like the guy no one likes but he turns up to be in the videos

[@cool6197]

That blonde could be a real life marie

[@joeb588]

It’s just so funny that you sit Pat and Marketa next to each other.

[@keef5]

Still on the hate Walt train telling him to die when we know he already is?.... just enjoy the damn scene!!

[@Josh86_559]

The Walter scene is when they cooked for a whole weekend , and Jessie kept the keys in the ignition and killed the battery and were stranded . They talked about getting a hotel & food before they found out the RV was dead. This scene takes place after Walt figured out how to start the RV

[@tjfkc]

someone give Rana a hug 😭

[@crishop2]

13:44 that´s one of the "4 days out". Maybe the best walter-jesse relationship time... I mean for the nostalgia

[@wholockedholmes5600]

"Walt did you a favor!" "By whAT dOO yOU eVeN mEEAN??"

[@Jerry113]

Walt has BIG BRAIN

[@Chaosm03]

For me this is not really meant to move forward the plot, it's more of a character piece. It's essentially Jesse having the opposite character arc of the one he had in season 3. It's him slowly realizing that yes there is life after doing being bad. But, this is isn't a redemption story; it's a rebirth story. That's why the Mike, Walter, Jane flashbacks are key. Mike sets up the thesis of the film, the Walt flashback is him reflecting on his former mentor and through him coming to the opposite realization that he did in problem fog and the Jane flashback is him now finally self actualuzing everything he just went through. Sure he can't change what he's done and he has to carry it with him, but from this moment on it dosen't have to be an anchor around his neck that keeps him from making the future better.

[@strawdawgs78]

"El Camino" was like the reverse opposite/mirror image of "Down."

[@DESPAlRR]

theres an episode in Breaking Bad where they play a song "Horse with no name" and the lyrics reminded me of Jesse in this movie from El Camino

[@NotMakada]

How dare you to put Marketa on this instead of Hannah? Marketa is just being a waste of space here.

[@jasminbreakingbadwalkingde4614]

pat and Rob from RTTV could be butt buddies on God.

[@JJultimateG]

lol yes

[@mnxhsbsbhuh5411]

Oml

[@SolidSnake240]

Thats wild that Rob get mentioned in other channels like this 😂

[@jmwild1]

Pat is the calmer version of Rob. Everyone needs a troll.

[@omarvazquez5640]

At least Pat is funny

[@stuartseabrave5041]

Thanks guys, that was an outstanding reaction. It is great to listen to people who actually "get it" This was just a beautiful epilogue. A final farewell to the most incredible TV show of all time.

[@randomkid217]

The flashback of Walt and Jesse is right after they escaped the desert in the episode "Four Days Out" in Season 2.

[@hamidofwinterfell8002]

Guy in blue can’t accept the fact that Walt becomes the villain by the end

[@FrankyRZK]

Everyone is a villain in Breaking Bad, it doesn't mean we can't sympathize with them.

[@YourBuddyTom01]

Supanjibobu nah Rob was super ignorant and just to justify everything by using hood mentally, the dude in the blue is just a Walt fan

[@AirPlaine70]

@@cfbg absolutely lmao. Almost every comment on every Brba video is about Walt Is NoT tHaT bAd ugh. They're as Annoying as that guy.

[@jairbear619]

I mean... Walt changes from villain to hero come the end of the show. Walt finally realized his evil ways and wanted to course-corrected things for the good.

[@Pir-o]

@@AirPlaine70 "opinions of other people trigger me REEEE why everyone doesn't think the same thing I do?".

[@warpath77]

16:25 the disgust in the blonde haired Karen lmao. God bless whichever man has to deal with that woman

[@BareBandSubscription]

WALT DID NOTHING WRONG!!! HEISENBERG FOR LYFE!!!! WAAAAAAHHHHHH!!!!!

[@LMarti13]

grow up

[@ianwestc]

Aaron Paul responded to the criticism that this movie wasn't "needed," saying "I mean so many things in life aren’t really needed, you know? Alcohol, for example, not needed. Is it great? Yeah! ... Meth. We don’t need meth, okay. Let’s… yeah. I wouldn’t really compare meth and alcohol. But like a cherry on top of a Sunday, not needed. Will I get it every single time? Absolutely.”

[@unapimper]

the way Jesse took out the Kandy-asses were also inspired by Walt's M60--in-the-trunk massacre! His jacket catching on fire matches Walt's trunk on fire after the blitz!

[@nathanpryer715]

The flashback was right after the episode “4 Days Out”. Jesse already met Jane but she hadn’t died yet

[@samporter7018]

When it shows Jane I full on balled El Camino was a masterpiece

[@spiton]

The throwback scene was from when they were stuck for a couple days in the rv and the battery died. As soon as they started it up, they were talking about going to a hotel and getting some food. That was this scene

[@forealz3255]

The flashback is during the episode 4 Days Out where they almost die in the desert after cooking and yes Jane was in the picture, Jesse was talking to her on the phone in the hotel room

[@adrianezzo1696]

The scene with "Walter White" & "Jesse Pinkman" was right after "Walt" built a homemade battery when the R.V. broke down from "Jesse" leaving the keys in the ignition. It was in the episode "4 days out" I believe (Season 2 Episode 9). The scene was what took place after they started the R.V., but before "Jesse" drops "Walt" off to the airport.

[@michaelcorcoran8768]

Think this was in the early part of season 2 so jane was in the picture but they hadn't completed their courtship yet. He was living in her apartment building when they were storing the product they made in 4 days out. This is effectively a flashback to the 4 days out episode

[@the_nikster1]

I'm with Rana, I teared up multiple times throughout this movie. the first time was when Jesse was in the shower, I felt so bad for him because I realized that he was suffering so much that he couldn't even take a fucking shower. great reaction guys!

[@sinjin4563]

The blonde hating on Walt clearly doesn't know the show, she was very wrong about the time period of the flashback with Walt.

[@jabed6756]

She's always like that.She never watches the other seasons and just hops on the show its annoying

[@dylangray9965]

The throwback scene with Walt was when they spent a few days in the desert cooking up the 50 pounds of meth (1.3M) and the RV died. Walt wanted to continue cooking but Jesse convinced him they should stay the night at a hotel in a bed, shower, proper meal. Once they got the RV back up and running, we never knew where they went immediately after, and it was exactly what Jesse described.

[@harshchouhan6329]

I love how guys like Suraj always have to say something about everything.

[@aworkinprogress4387]

This was not Breaking Bad but I was never expecting it to be. This story was all about Jesse and I thought it was great. It was a great story with great callbacks on some of our favorite characters. Breaking Bad was wrapped up perfectly so yes, we didn't really need this. But fuck it, we never actually need any show or movie. This was a good story that gave a proper close to a character I love. I will never not have faith in Vince Gilligan. Also, that last scene with Jesse and Walt I think was supposed to take place after the Breaking Bad episode where Walt and Jesse get stranded in the desert.

[@jellyfamxoxo4667]

"You didnt have to wait your whole life to d something special"- WW

[@yxsxxr]

Just to add...In the episode 4 days out in season 2 episode 9..jesse and walt were wearing the exact same outfit in Elcamino, right before walt got dropped off at the airport. And jesse said the same thing as he did in the episode in the movie "no matter what happens ill make sure youre family gets the money" there are videos on all the easter eggs and the little things Vince touched on and if you watch that itll make you appreciate the movie even more.

[@alphakennyone8]

11:15 criminal dude missing also because he was being shot by the 22 Killshot came from the other gun

[@FrogyFan]

I love to imagine Jesse working at a fish cleaning shop in Anchorage, maybe a wife and kid.

[@Johnytomm]

That girl on the right is the worst

[@jesseh8554]

This show fucked me up so bad, at the end when it was all quiet I was expecting something terrible to happen....nice to see Jesse finally get some peace and quiet

[@deebz22]

Ed was the only gangster of the series. He knew the difference between Business and Personal. Not Walt,Jesse,Sal,Hank, Mike or Gus remembered the rules. Jesse still hasnt learned about threatening people with snitching

[@mikloowl4899]

it's quite disturbing that all of you actually think jesse's parents are the assholes in this story past and present. with that said the mastery of vince gilligan is his ability to write highly complexed nuances in his characters and their development. Like you said it wasn't a needed movie but it was a logical approach to the continuation or "final chapter". i recall the trailer that showed Skinny pete I think in the interrogation room, wish that owuld have been included in the final cut.

[@laurettelaliberte8864]

The Walt flashback qwas to that weekend cook when they were stuck after the battery died in the RV.

[@Folkmoot]

The Walt flashback happens at the end of "4 days out"

[@supafun33]

15:00 Why do you bring her to these?

[@jackhowes8530]

I felt like el Camino was needed coz I was thinking after the finale is “Jesse now driving right towards the police, how tf is he gonna get out of that”

[@loafabeanss]

Forgive me if I'm wrong but I believe the diner scene took play during the "4 days out" episode and Jesse might've been talking to Jane on the phone in the hotel rookm

[@No8Named8Shadow]

I really liked this movie. It was a great spiritual cleansing for Jesse to once and for all start fresh.

[@mechadoggy]

Well, it was an emotional cleansing for Jesse. A spiritual cleansing requires something stronger (even if it can be done in as little as 5 minutes)

[@daviddune7259]

"he can't do anything illegal" kills 2 people lmao

[@themfnjessiah]

Jesse is wearing a white sweater showing a clean start. He's also usually a passenger so he's driving toward a new start with the memories and advice completing his journey. This is best described as an epilogue more than a continuation. Jesse was happy enough to have ventured off with Jane but Walt was steering his life. Walt's determination caused combos death and Jesse's depressed intoxication Jane's collapse and her father's sleep deprived catastrophe. Walt's desire shaped their fates but Jesse's codependent need for a life coach or role model just enabled Walt's desire for leadership and destiny. Also in the hotel Jesse was talking to Jane on the phone this scene was following 4 days out where he left the ignition switch on and killed the battery who;e Walt coughed up blood thinking he was dying. Skinny Pete got lost looking for them and they'd spoken about wanting to go get a hotel and rest up a day to recharge before it all went to shit. Todd is such a sociopath it's honestly a great demonstration of how the condition works. Walt kind of too in many ways but more empathetic. Todd just seems like a kid that his family fucked up early and probably spent most of his life subconsciously mimicking the real emotions he'd see out of a polite need to comfortably fit in to the social environmentd in his upbringing. They'd eventually be a habit that he unknowingly believes as feeling emotion but his ability to not connect killing embarrassment morality loss or sympathy to his career choice of gun toting criminal shows in the awkwardly timed apologies and attempts at being normal. It's still just a worst case version of it but it's a pretty damn good acting for a s5 introduction of a baddy who couldn't be bigger than fring but had 10 episodes to believably rise enough to effect Walt's downfall in a way that justified a satisfactory showdown . Having him and his aweful uncle mirror the humanity left on our main characters was perfect. It's as if they saw what they were becoming and killed them ruthlessly in a way to save what they hadn't yet destroyed through consequence and legacy. Jesses ambiguous fate wasn't necessary to show but it was certainly appreciated to those that just wanted him to finally find some confidence and certainty without stripping away his moral capacity. I love the reaction guys

[@zapdoin]

We SO needed it more then we wanted it. I can now relax knowing Jesse is ok!!

[@rudymusic0510]

Before u hate Walt remember that this series became what it is because of him

[@SerCorydonRivers]

22 long rifle rounds don't leave exit wounds especially with head shots that's what makes them just as viable as any other gun in a shootout.

[@TheBuri00]

One of a few stories that ended just right. They took a logical end to every single character's storyline.

[@soulscyther666]

12:01 "dude, you're on fire" Translation: dude, you're lit AF.

[@kaydawgy1999]

Dude yawning on the far left adds NOTHING to this group

[@elchupacabra3753]

Someone hug Rana.

[@michaelcorcoran8768]

Rip vacuum cleaner repair guy who died before this came out but after he filmed

[@cartwright77]

Rana, youre my favorite!!! i love your emotion!!

[@jamesprice113]

guy in the blue defending Todd and what not.. psychopath vibes. I wonder what he would even say if he was there for for part when they treated Jesse like a toy with the chain. wonder what his excuse would be there.

[@clumsyturtle8544]

Awww Rana my baby! I just want to hug her. And Pat is hilarious, he knows he is winding everyone up and it cracks me up.

[@leanthonymoore5818]

Pat is a major troller and I love it lmao.

[@paxcallow]

actually im pretty sure he's just a generic dudebro that is interchangeable with every other dudebro on the planet

[@pizzadoog]

The Jane flashback was a continuation of another flashback from season 3

[@dhruvilsutaria6885]

How can you guys hate Walter?? He was the nicest guy of the entire show along with mike and hank

[@MacGuffinExMachina]

I just noticed Bryan Cranston had a bald cap. Pretty good one, but seeing it more up close on a laptop makes it more obvious. I was wondering whether he'd shave his head again.

[@hothotheat3000]

He couldn’t shave because he was in a Broadway show at the time of filming.

[@simiankleurde1544]

When will the last reactions for Breaking Bad drop?

[@overlookers]

Next 2 weeks. Already on Patreon.

[@AdamPFarnsworth]

Loved hearing Rana call Mike "Pop pop" one last time :)

[@rporta]

that scene with Walt from when they went to cook in the episode "4 Days Out"

[@ty9621]

The view Walt looks out of in owl cafe is not the real background. It’s in like a commercial area, not the middle of nowhere. Every time I go there, I go to the salad bar and whisper “yea bitch”

[@DarkLawYGO]

the Yeah Bitch was a improv line. Vince forgot to add a Yeah Bitch to the script

[@FullMetalB]

Its hilarious how unable markina or whatever her name is of understanding nuance in characters.

[@matthewtopping2061]

Wow, this really impacted Rana. I've actually never seen a single episode of Breaking Bad. Good movie though.

[@Nightmare200]

15:15 this guy 😂 😂 😂

[@abbas6075]

The blonde is a confirmed karen lol Other than that this video is subpar