It's been six years since fans bid farewell to Jesse Pinkman, but good news since "El Camino: A 'Breaking Bad' Movie" will soon be released on cinema and Netflix.
The film premiered Monday at Regency Village Theater in Los Angeles.
?It was like a family reunion. It was a weird but familiar feeling, ?Aaron Paul told Variety.
The creator and producer of "Breaking Bad" did not anticipate a sequel to the series, but always wondered where Jesse ended up. "I wanted people to believe that he left, but then I thought, 'Well it depends on the viewer.' So I asked myself how he left. "
The last time Jesse was escaping from the drug lab, where he was chained. "El Camino" deals with everything that happened with Pinkman.
Appreciated as one of the best serials of all time, the subject of "Breaking Bad" builds on the story of a chemistry teacher, Walter White (Bryan Cranston) who is diagnosed with lung cancer and decides to produce methamphetamine to provide adhmen of the family. He is involved in the underworld along with his former student Jesse Pinkman (Aaron Paul).
"El Camino: A 'Breaking Bad' Movie" will air on Netflix on October 11.
