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There's Reportedly A 'Breaking Bad' Movie In The Works—And Fans Have Mixed Feelings About It

There's Reportedly A 'Breaking Bad' Movie In The Works—And Fans Have Mixed Feelings About It
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Peter Karleby
By Peter KarlebyNov 07, 2018
Peter Karleby
Peter Karleby is a writer, content producer and performer originally from Michigan. His writing has also appeared on YourTango, Delish and Medium, and he has produced content for NBC, The New York Times and The CW, among others. When not working, he can be found tripping over his own feet on a hiking trail while singing Madonna songs to ward off lurking bears.
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Alright, Breaking Bad fans, the moment you've been waiting for is here: there's a Breaking Bad movie coming!

Or at least, some of you were waiting for it... some of you seem a bit unenthusiastic.

Either way, it's happening! Series creator Vince Gilligan is at work on the script as we speak. No word on whether it'll be a movie-theater movie or an online movie, or what structure it will take--will it be a prequel, or pick up where the show left off? But the Albuquerque Journal has confirmed that the film is happening, and that it "tracks the escape of a kidnapped man and his quest for freedom." Which has many fans speculating that the film will center on Aaron Paul's character Jesse Pinkman.



Which was very exciting for some fans who have apparently been craving a proper ending to the Pinkman story.



And many other fans were just elated to have a Breaking Bad movie at all, whether it centers on Pinkman or not!




But overall, the fans seem... well, kind of ambivalent. This seems to always happen with beloved TV shows--there's always debate on how things ended, and especially about whether or not they should be revisited. People still argue about the way The Sopranos ended, and that was 15 years ago. It's part of the territory, it seems, of a beloved, high-quality show.

And Breaking Bad is no different. Because many fans seem to feel that regardless of how Jesse Pinkman's story wrapped up, the series ended perfectly, and they are not interested in revisiting the story. If it ain't broke, don't fix it!





But like it or not, the movie is happening! No word yet on whether Paul or series star Bryan Cranston will be back, but Greenbrier starts shooting in its usual New Mexico locations in just a couple weeks, and is schedule to wrap up in February.

Get excited, Breaking Bad fans! Or don't I guess! Whatever you think!

H/T Variety, Albuquerque Journal

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