After El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie arrived to Netflix last Friday, some critics responded negatively. They even went so far as to ask if the film was even really needed.

Many fans said they were left feeling disappointed and that the film was unnecessary to the storyline.

One fan responded saying “It’s basically an elongated post credit scene with a bit of dram. A 2 hour movie just to provide closure for 1 character is just unnecessary.”

Aaron Paul has now responded to the criticism, citing his own reasons why he personally returned to the franchise.

When asked how he felt about fans deeming the film “unnecessary” Paul responded in a joking yet telling manner.

“I mean so many things in life aren’t really needed, you know? Alcohol, for example, not needed. Is it great? Yeah!” He added: “Meth. We don’t need meth, okay. Let’s… yeah. I wouldn’t really compare meth and alcohol. But like a cherry on top of a Sunday, not needed. Will I get it every single time? Absolutely.”

The Paul then praised Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan for both the series and new movie stating, “I believe what Vince did with that is excellent and I believe the ending of Breaking Dangerous was excellent.”

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El Camino: A Breaking Dangerous Film drew 6.5 million viewers within the U.S. on its opening weekend, making it one in every of Netflix’s most profitable unique movies of the 12 months.

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