El Camino - Walter White Restaurant Flashback Scene Part 1 - El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie

I can’t believe they couldn’t do a better job with the bald cap. He looks like he’s turning into megamind wtf

Great scene

I feel like Walt really loved Jessie..it was Heisenberg..who fucked everything up

Why did Aaron Paul seem a little overweight in this movie and his face looked rounder

For those who didn't know, this scene takes place during the event of Breaking Bad season 2 episode 9 titled "4 Days Out"

Is that a bald head mask?

A short scene but enough to make us miss Walter white.

Walter actually did care about jesse even being gonw too bad ..he acrualy seen him as his son...even hank said when he was using jesse to reach walter that he might kill anyone else but jesse...only after skyler said that if they reached this far whhat differnce does it make to kill another for their family ..and walter was still uncomfortable.. When he went to todd's uncle and that uncle call jesse a rat ..walter gets offended and immediately says he's not some rat..even when saul advised walter initially to kill jesse walter was angry...

Hank was right walter never wanted that he loose jesse specially after jesse got with Gus and they kicked walter out..walter went as far as to poison a kid so that he can get jesse back on his side ..than he even made sure jesse still thinks he is good man so that he made icin again..the one scene when he was almost asleep and called his son flyn as jessee...that was forshadowing that walter actually sees jessee as his son ..no matter what their dynamics remained...and jesse just killed an innocent man to save walter life which psuchologically killed him ...and even after having fall out with walter he kept saying to Gus that he would stop cooking if theybkill walter ....

It was this underlining relationship of theirs of being a father figure and son which was very unusual and unique ...no matter how much bad blood involved ..and even towards end walter saves jesse and jesse couldn't shoot walter ..

Megamind White

That's the oldest 20 year old I've ever saw

Ight rate jessie plate
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I love the way they argue with each other that shits hilarious 😂😂😂😂

Fun fact: this movie is actually a sequel to a TV series called breaking bad. The old man in this scene is actually Jesse's uncle and they used to cook meth together and rhr cough is due to having tuberculosis if i remember correctly

Aaron looks very fat!

"Pineapple's got BROMINE in it" 😂 I laughed but I guessed it was a reference to the Breaking Bad logo.

This is the exact moment Walter White became Megamind

jesse cared about walter so much :(

Big head, big head, FUCKING big head, ENORMOUS head, GIGANTIC head.

Man this scene makes me want some salad and pineapple

Walter in El Camino as a cosplay 💀

Cranston did not want to wear the bald cap, but he had no choice.
He was working on another film at the time, and the studio loaned him off for only a weekend.
Despite the secret of sneaking him on and off set, seeing Brian Cranston leave a plane from New Mexico with a completely shaved head would be a huge giveaway he was in the movie.
All the extras are family members of the actors and production team; ensuring the secret.

Took me a second to realise the reason Jesse probably asked to keep the water jug was because of Walt’s coughing

Wait a second. Didn’t Walt shave his head like right before he went to see Tuco for beating up Jesse? His head shouldn’t be shaved in this scene.

Y is waltuh looking like a balloon

How does he make food look so good, I know that sounds weird but just the way he eats and enjoys the food makes you want to get some of that pineapple, he does the same with water.

Breaking bad was my second favorite show I’ve ever seen, Sons is first

Flashback yet they’ve all aged 15 years

Jesse asking for the entire pitcher of water and coming back with a heaping plate of fruit is the most accurate "I just did meth and I have money" behavior I've seen depicted in a show.

Breaking bad, literally. It turned out really bad for them, but Jesse began a new life and it's the beginning of the end for him.

This is after they were stuck in the dessert with the dead battery

Man this scene is great but I wish we saw more of this Mr. White guy. They should make a show about him.

This might be the last time they'll both be in a movie/series.

In my mind this was Jesse’s Time Machine moment. If he and Walter talked it out a bit more, both could’ve ended on very different paths and not end as tragically as it did

I love how deep jesses voice is now

What is that white liquid that Jesse tells the waiter to leave on the desk 🤔??

It's so painful to see this flashback or any scene between Walt and Jesse in S1/S2 Knowing how they both end up in the series finale

You left out the best part

walt looks like he’s wearing a bald cap on his head and he looks computer generated lmao i actually cringed at this scene so i skipped it

I just finished El Camino today, when this scene came, I honestly got really sad because this was Walt and Jesse right after making the largest quantity of their product from their “business” at the time, they just felt like 2 friends having a genuine conversation, and Walt felt really invested with Jesse being able to possibly make something out of himself, a second chance per se, and what happens at the end ? Jesse heads to Alaska to possibly become a woodworker since he stated he wanted to work with his hands in one of his rehab sessions, he got the quiet life and he got a 2nd chance, all honesty because of Walter

This was the moment when Walter Jr was having his breakfast peacefully. 😌

Walt and Jesse's relationship in this flashback is 99.1% pure

They look so old and different here 😔 Especially Jesse.

Same thing happened with Toby McGuire and Andrew Garfield in Spiderman No way home.

The only thing I don't get from this show is that it shows that Walt won a Nobel Prize at the beginning. Isn't that the biggest honour a scientist can receive. Shouldn't that have guaranteed him a more advanced job?

Knowing that this is after the desert cook scene where Jesse learns about Walter's cancer and why he's cooking meth makes it all the more endearing when he promises Walter that his family will get all the money that's supposed to go to them. He really was a kind kid.

Hd walter white

This takes place right after 4 days out which makes it intense!

dude walter looks weird

So, is this scene is supposed to be after the 4 days out episode? Because they were talking about stopping at Dennys at going at a hotel with separate rooms in that episode