TibbyM

I first watched Breaking Bad with my dad when I was in school. I'm finishing college now and we stayed up until 5AM just to be able to relive our glory days. Honestly, I went into this movie with the wrong expectations. I wanted to see a fleshed out story with character arcs and a common structure. The thing is, El Camino isn't a story, it's a story's epilogue. El Camino gives Breaking Bad viewers the closure they didn't know they wanted. The acting from everyone is phenomenal, especially from Aaron Paul, who is amazing as always. The visuals are spectacular, Vince Gilligan is a master with the camera. A few characters come back, and they made me tear up a little bit. Vince said this movie could be enjoyed without watching Breaking Bad, but I don't really think that's the case. Without nothing else to say, goodbye Jesse Pinkman. It's been one hell of a ride.

"The Truman Show" is an absolute masterpiece. I saw it once as a kid and didn't think much of it, but rewatching it now I can see it's one of the most original and well-crafted films I've seen in my life. Everyone gives an amazing performance, but the star is undoubtedly Jim Carrey as Truman. The attention to detail in this movie is amazing. Watch it, you won't regret it.

This episode should've been horrible. It should've been boring and lame, but somehow Will Arnett and the talented group of writers and animators turned this into a masterpiece. I've never seen an episode of a show done this way, animated or not. We are truly experiencing one of the greatest shows of all time.