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Gilligan suggested in an interview right after the show ended that Jesse would probably end up living a quiet life as a carpenter in Alaska so that was always my headcanon ending for him. Getting to see that play out in a fun little escape movie was a worthwhile 2 hours. Unnecessary, yeah, but I don't think there's any version of this movie that comes out feeling necessary. BB is a much different beast than, say, Deadwood, which needed a more satisfying ending than the first one it got.Henchman of Santa posted:Speaking of big boys, we never got to find out if Huell left that room. Safehouse: Yet Another Breaking Bad Movie hcreight fucked around with this message at 13:58 on Oct 12, 2019 |
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Durzel posted:A peculiar thing I noted about Jesse’s new start was that he was left driving a car into/around Alaska. When the guy set Walt up with a new identity it was in a log cabin in the middle of nowhere, with the guy resupplying him periodically, and with express instructions not to venture beyond the gate under threat of being left to fend for himself. The best answer is probably something like Walt's story was making him a figure on national television, and as such he would have been caught by somebody if he tried to live a normal existence in New Hampshire, whereas Jesse is a person of interest in the overall investigation and isn't making the news anywhere but Albuquerque. He should probably take a cue from Whitey Bulger and grow the beard back, though.
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