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El Camino is the heavily marketed movie follow-up to Breaking Bad—can that proposition ever live up creatively to the titanic achievements of the original AMC series? We share our reactions to the film, Aaron Paul’s continuation of the iconic Jesse Pinkman character, and the balance of fan service and creative ambition in the era of the commercialized Thursday-night Netflix release.
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Plus, discussing weekly release news and previewing what’s on tap for July
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