ブレイキング・バッド2：VEO 3：アッシュズ＆ヴェンジェンス – ジェシー・ピンクマンの物語は続く（パート2）

ブレイキング・バッド2：VEO 3：アッシュズ＆ヴェンジェンス – ジェシー・ピンクマンの物語は続く（パート2）

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That the cold tranquility of the mountains, isolated by vast forests and snow, would be enough to erase the past, to bury the ghosts of Albuquerque. He is about to be found because no one hides from the drug mafia. He became a new man in this hidden place. But the game uh the game never stopped because in the criminal world, ghosts never die and the best talents are never forgotten. The shadow of the past is relentless. And now with a new face and the same haunted soul, Jesse Pinkman, a new character, is forced to return. The tragedy he thought he left behind begins again. Breaking Bad Part Two. The saga continues. [Music] [Music] [Music] This is my new name. [Music] [Music] It’s happening. They found me. I knew this day would come. We know who you are. The boss is waiting. Get in the car or we’ll make a mess. Who are you? What do you want from me? What did I do? Heat. Heat. Welcome back, chemist. We have been waiting for you. This is your new kingdom. Make your magic and do not fail. I’m not a cook anymore. I can’t do this. You have the wrong man. He’s not a bad man. They’re going to break him. We need to move the product quickly. Agreed. The longer it sits, the riskier it becomes. You are a rare talent, Jesse. Do not make me regret my investment. Shh. They might hear us. I know, but look at this. [Music] What is it? You look like you’ve seen a ghost. Don’t worry. I won’t tell anyone. [Music] This is not a clean process. It’s too complex and too dangerous. I’m not an impatient man, Jesse, but the clock is ticking. What’s your progress? [Music] He’s a ghost. He moves like a ghost. He doesn’t belong here. I see Walter in you. Don’t let him win. I’ve been told you’re a genius, Jesse. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. [Music] I’ve seen your kind before. Men who look like ghosts. Tell me, what do you see in the mirror? [Music] I found a way out. There’s a hatch in the south wall. It’s an old tunnel. The security is weak there. Justice has no one. They are increasing security patrols. If you’re going to try anything, you need to do it soon. The product’s almost ready. [Music] Are the calculations complete? They underestimated me. But I know how to play this game. The product is not to our standards. You will improve it or you will regret the day you chose to live. [Music] They don’t see you. They see a ghost. Use that. Get down now. This ends tonight. [Music] Not a drill. Move, move, move. Get to the south corridor. Anyone else wants a piece of meat? I’ve got enough for everyone. So, the ghost has a name after all. Let’s see how long he can run. I am the monster you created. And now I’m going to break you. No turning back now. This is for my soul. This is for all of them. Don’t turn around. Just listen to the man behind the gun. I’m not going to die here. Not like this. [Music] Damn it. A lock down. They’ve got me. I’m not going to let them win. I remember a number, a code. I just need to remember the goddamn number. 4 2 8 1 5. It has to be that one. I’m not a ghost anymore. I’m the one that haunts you. [Music] [Music] He ran from a life of ash and ruin. A ghost with a new face. [Music] but a soul still haunted by the ghosts of Albuquerque. He believed the cold solitude of the mountains would bury the past. [Music] [Music] But some shadows are too long to escape. Now the apprentice has become a master of his own dark destiny. He is the monster they created. [Music] And as the desert stretches out before him, the only certainty is that the tragedy he thought he left behind has only just begun. [Music] Breaking Bad part [Applause]

Breaking Bad 2: by VEO 3: Ashes & Vengeance – The Jesse Pinkman Saga Continues (Part 2)

In a world of ash and broken legacies, the legend of “Heisenberg” may have ended, but the saga of his apprentice, Jesse Pinkman, is just beginning. Welcome to Breaking Bad: Part 2, a short film (or fan film) that delves into the depths of what happened to Jesse Pinkman after the events of “El Camino.” This is not a film of redemption; it is a story of survival, vengeance, and the birth of a new legend in the criminal world.

The story begins where “El Camino” left off, with Jesse fleeing to the solitude and tranquility of a frozen forest and isolated mountains, seeking to erase the memories of his dark past in Albuquerque. He acquired a new identity and, through plastic surgery, a new face. He believed peace was within his reach. However, as the opening narration suggests, in the criminal world, ghosts never die, and the best talents are never forgotten. The drug mafia that captured him and forced him to cook methamphetamine tracked him down, and now he finds himself trapped in an underground laboratory, forced to continue the work that destroyed him.

The premise of this sequel is Jesse’s transformation from a passive victim to a ruthless predator. He is the monster the organization created, and now he is coming back to haunt them. The film explores the duality of Jesse, the kid who once had a soul, and the hardened man he is forced to become. With the unexpected help of a lab colleague who sees Jesse’s tormented soul, he uncovers an escape plan. The escape is a spectacle of pure action and adrenaline, with Jesse disarming guards, shooting, and fighting his way out of a prison he helped build. The action scenes are raw and violent, reminiscent of the “Breaking Bad” style, but with a new intensity, showing that Jesse has finally embraced his darker side. He is no longer running; he is fighting to destroy everything in his path to end this organization once and for all.

The film’s climax is a brutal and direct confrontation with the cartel leader, a man as cold and calculating as Gus Fring. This confrontation is not just physical but a battle of wits and will, an echo of the battles Jesse had with Walter White (Heisenberg). The short film ends with Jesse escaping into the vast and unforgiving desert, a new man, but with a soul still haunted. The final narration makes it clear that this is not Jesse’s redemption, but the beginning of his rise to the top of the drug trafficking hierarchy, giving a strong hint for a possible third part.

This video is a must-see for fans of “Breaking Bad” and “El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie.” If you ever wondered what happened to Jesse Pinkman, this is the video for you. Use keywords like Breaking Bad, Jesse Pinkman, sequel, fan film, short film, El Camino, Walter White, Heisenberg, redemption, revenge, escape, desert, meth, drug empire, crime drama, trailer, teaser to find this video. The cinematic style, the intense performance of a new actor (evoking Aaron Paul), and the engaging plot will make you wonder if this isn’t the true continuation we all wanted to see. Join us on this journey to witness the legacy of Jesse Pinkman, the man who became the monster they created, and is now the only one to survive and dominate the world that destroyed him.