It may not be ambitious, but the movie still connects with just enough humor and intelligence to make it on base.
Todd Wofford
To paraphrase those Muppets up in the theater balcony: This ain’t half bad. It ain’t half good, either.
As an epilogue to the phenomenal Breaking Bad series, El Camino never aims to blow the mythology wide open or alter the trajectory of its greatness. Instead, this two-hour movie functions mainly as a gift for the franchise's many fans, tying up loose plot threads and offering one last glimpse of a few favorite characters. With that in…
Unfortunately, everything good about this movie also serves as a reminder of everything it could’ve been.
For this surprise episode, we talk about Joaquin Phoenix’s incarnation of the Joker. Plus, we drink some tasty red wine.
For all its flaws, I will give it this: Anna boasts the rare distinction of being bloody and boring at the same time.
So, yeah, the boys and I booze it up and watch Watership Down. Discussion follows. And probably therapy after that.
