El Camino is a well-crafted epilogue that gives Breaking Bad fans the closure they wanted for Jesse Pinkman. It's dark, violent, and emotionally heavy—exactly what you'd expect from this universe. Aaron Paul is excellent, and Vince Gilligan knows how to tell a story.

But let's be clear: this is not for kids or young teens. The BBFC rated it 15, Common Sense says 16+, and both are right. Graphic violence, constant profanity, and the psychological weight of Jesse's trauma make this firmly adult content. You also need to have watched Breaking Bad to understand what's happening—this isn't standalone viewing.

For older teens who loved the series and can handle mature content, it's worth watching together and discussing the heavy themes. For everyone else, skip it until they're older. This is a solid 'B+' for the target audience, but it's niche and heavy.