Breaking Bad El Camino Netflix release date: When is movie coming out on Netflix?

Breaking Bad is getting another chapter – but this time it is a feature film. Fans have been enjoying the spin-off series Better Call Saul, but now they will see what Jesse Pinkman has been up to. Set six years after the Breaking Bad finale, the truth about what went down will finally be revealed.

When is El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie coming out on Netflix?

It has been six years since Breaking Bad was first aired. And just the same, the new film is set six years after the finale, with Jesse Pinkman (Aaron Paul) still struggling to cope with the shocking events of his life with Walter White (Bryan Cranston.)

Fans will finally be able to get to watch the next chapter in the story on October 11.

The movie will be available on Netflix, so fans better make sure their subscription is in place so they can get streaming the moment it airs.

You can sign up to a 30-day free trial of Netflix and after the trial is complete, in the UK you can subscribe to Netflix from £5.99 per month.

Along with streaming it on Wifi or mobile data, Breaking Bad obsessives can also watch the film by downloading it on their Netflix account, meaning they can watch it when they are offline.

Has there been a trailer for El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie?

There have been a few trailers out so far to give fans a taste of what’s to come.

The first two gave very little away, with one featuring Skinny Pete (Charles Baker) speaking to police in an interrogation room.

He tells them he has no idea where Jesse is, meaning the police are clearly still hunting for Jesse, possibly assuming he is responsible for the murders in Walt’s machine gun massacre in the final episode.

The second trailer shows Jesse parked in a desert, in his El Camino.

The radio is on and a bulletin tells fans what they have already witnessed in the final episode.

But it is through this that Jesse realises exactly who is dead, or so the trailer suggests.

The new reporter says: “Breaking news – a horrific scene with multiple victims.

“It started when neighbours reported hearing hundreds of gun shots fired.

“When Albuquerque Police arrived they discovered the bodies of nine male victims – many shot multiple times.

“Veteran police officers are calling the amount of carnage ‘staggering’ and apparently a remote controlled machine gun was used in the killings.

“Investigators are searching for a person of interest who fled the scene.

“Anyone with information this massacre is asked to call police immediately.”