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Just watched this on Netflix, it's the "Breaking Bad" movie that shows what happens to Jesse Pinkman after the series finale which had him speeding away in Todd's (the dead eyed Opie piece of sh*t) El Camino. Written by the original creator of the series, Vince Gilligan, so it follows the show's theme well. Lots of old faces appear in current time and flashbacks. If you weren't a fan of the show or didn't like it, don't bother. But if you are I think it put a good epilogue on the series, well worth the watch.
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W just finished it about 30 minutes ago. It was very enjoyable. Skinny Pete looked like he was about to dry up, while everyone else appeared to have gained weight.
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Yeah, the actor who plays Todd definitely gained some. By itself it was a good movie, not great but very good and especially for fans. Kind of like the Deadwood movie, it wraps things up neatly. One thing I noted in the shootout, although I didn't count shots, that Kimber 1911 .45 seemed to hold about 10-12 rounds. Must'a been made by the same folks who made the old movie cowboy 27 shooters... 
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Hit the target, all else is twaddle!
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