tmate0421

As others have said before me, it's hard to put into words exactly what I feel. While the series finale is a fitting end to all the storylines, it's also a bittersweet experience, because it's hard to imagine a world without Better Call Saul. It's also hard to imagine any other show coming anywhere near the quality that BCS and Breaking Bad have delivered throughout the years, and I do not say that lightly.

This final episode is something that has been meticulously built up over 6 seasons of BCS and 5 seasons of Breaking Bad. The creators have left no stones unturned to leave behind a legacy where, after the second ending, there are still no questions remaining. It is a complete story, one filled with perfect character arcs, and this final episode does everything justice. Thank you to everyone involved in making these shows, and I'll be rooting for you at the Emmy's.

I had relatively high hopes for this film, and it was promising until about the 1-hour mark. After that it was a plethora of all the clichés in the book of clichés... Unnecessary romantic plots, unnecessarily long emotional sequences and, above everything, unnecessary decisions made by the main characters. And, to top things off, the movie is 3 hours long... nah.

I don't think anyone had high hopes for this show, but somehow it still managed to disappoint in every regard. They should not be allowed to even allude to the title of the original as the difference between the two shows is insurmountable. I will never understand how you can call this show a 'comedy' even though 99,9% of the jokes were clearly written by someone who's never seen a TV comedy before.

Anyway, I watched the first episode which was more than enough. I suggest you do the same and make up your own mind, but you'll most likely arrive at the same conclusions.