Easter Eggs You Missed In El Camino
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Oh yeah, another thing. Vince said there was walters blood left on the lab equipment from the last episode Felina because he didnt have the heart to wipe it off. So if you look closely in the scene where they make jesse run back and forth you might even see it. Eather way, its there.
Date: 2020-07-14
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Tony
Walt's bloody hand print on a tank in the lab Jesse was kept prisoner in. They had some of the original props from the BB finale, and one of them was the tank Walt puts his hand on just before dying. Vince Gilligan didn't have the heart to wipe the fake blood off, so he left it there as an Easter egg. (Of course in the movie, this all happens before Walt dies, making it a significant break in continuity, but almost impossible to see)
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Walt's bloody hand print on a tank in the lab Jesse was kept prisoner in. They had some of the original props from the BB finale, and one of them was the tank Walt puts his hand on just before dying. Vince Gilligan didn't have the heart to wipe the fake blood off, so he left it there as an Easter egg. (Of course in the movie, this all happens before Walt dies, making it a significant break in continuity, but almost impossible to see)
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Flyboy
When Breaking Bad ended in 2013, it was hard as hell to say goodbye to the show. now, after 6 years, El Camino comes out and at the end of it I said, OMG now i have to go through the torture of saying goodbye all over again
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When Breaking Bad ended in 2013, it was hard as hell to say goodbye to the show. now, after 6 years, El Camino comes out and at the end of it I said, OMG now i have to go through the torture of saying goodbye all over again
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Jez
Not so much of an Easter egg, but the high noon style shoot out and wide, panning cinematography of Albuquerque landscape was a definite nod to spaghetti westerns. Very cool.
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Not so much of an Easter egg, but the high noon style shoot out and wide, panning cinematography of Albuquerque landscape was a definite nod to spaghetti westerns. Very cool.
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Trevor
Also, if you split Felina up, Fe Li Na, it is 3 elements. These elements are Iron, Lithium, and Sodium; they are key ingredients for blood, meth, and tears.
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Also, if you split Felina up, Fe Li Na, it is 3 elements. These elements are Iron, Lithium, and Sodium; they are key ingredients for blood, meth, and tears.
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heavymetal801
Don't forget Jesse's fake birth place at the end of the movie, kadina air force base in Okinawa, a clear reference to Karate Kid part 2.
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Don't forget Jesse's fake birth place at the end of the movie, kadina air force base in Okinawa, a clear reference to Karate Kid part 2.
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Tim
Todd looks way older and fatter in the movie flashbacks. It is the only thing that bothered me about the movie. Great ending to a great show.
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Todd looks way older and fatter in the movie flashbacks. It is the only thing that bothered me about the movie. Great ending to a great show.
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Rikadomez
Throughout the series, I learned about Jesse by hating him and slowly loving him and eventually sympathetic towards the end.
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Throughout the series, I learned about Jesse by hating him and slowly loving him and eventually sympathetic towards the end.
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Nhvano
Felina stands for some elements Fe iron i think Li Lithium and Na natron
Which means something like blood meth and tears
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Felina stands for some elements Fe iron i think Li Lithium and Na natron
Which means something like blood meth and tears
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Roger
Everyone in El Camino flashbacks was fat or older. Fat Todd, Fat Jessie, Old Mike. Old Jane. Old Skinny Pete, Old Badger.
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Everyone in El Camino flashbacks was fat or older. Fat Todd, Fat Jessie, Old Mike. Old Jane. Old Skinny Pete, Old Badger.
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