[tv show] Breaking Bad prequel/film, maybe?

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Link 1:

[bryan Cranston Picture Tweet]

 

 

Link 2: https://twitter.com/aaronpaul_8/status/1143565015426854912 [Aaron Paul Picture Tweet]

 

 

[TV Show tag because this was a TV show, and it's new status is, as yet, unknown]

 

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[JJonas]

Breaking Burro < not mine, it was one of the replies

[SpuffMonkey]

There was a "film" going round a while ago - where someone had edited down all of the episodes into one watchable chunk - it was pretty clever

[crc-ict]

Can't understand how that would work?

 

If it's going to feature Bryan Cranston, it obviously can't be a follow-up because of what happens to his character at the end of the final episode. Also, can't really see how a prequel would work, as the series itself starts at what would be beginning of the storyline.

 

Unless it's going to be something completely different, perhaps following Jesse in his descent into the drug world, possibly while still at school and being taught by Walter?

 

Other option might be a movie version of the series storyline I suppose, though I'm not sure how you could distil the all the seasons into one single movie, and what would be the point if it's the same story?

[LeMarchand]

Surely it means they've signed for the long-awaited (by no-one) sequel to Donkey Punch, Donkey Punch 2?

[Bladez]

walter white isnt dead, shot 5 times yes, but his eyes opened when he heard the sirens outside.

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[Arthur]

[Arthur]

[LeMarchand]

If anyone wants the show on DVD, it's currently £12 at Amazon: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Breaking-Bad-Complete-Bryan-Cranston/dp/B014FDHKSM

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[LeMarchand]

1: Series Blu-Ray £11.99 at HMV with any other purchase, according to HDUK.

2: Never watched BB, but the cover of this mag looks like it's an Eastender's spin off about a young Phil Mitchell.

 

[admars]

I enjoyed it, was completely pointless, but good 2 hours of tv

[TechMonkey]

I enjoyed it, was completely pointless, but good 2 hours of tv

Yeah, this as well. Apart from trying to remember all the faces and what actually happened it felt a bit like a Christmas special. A chance to see thebold faces, see what they were doing and maybe mop up a few loose ends.

 

Enjoyable but not ground breaking

[sonofsanta]

We had to pause about 15/20 minutes in to watch a 10 minute recap on YouTube--it's been six years, c'mon!--but it was good. Not really a film, more an overlong episode, and entirely unnecessary tbh as I'd already decided in my own head that Jesse had gotten away, but I'm glad I watched it. I still feel so bad for Jesse, who still trusts everyone, who still just wants everything to work out for everyone, and still gets jacked over by everyone he meets.