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Breaking Bad composer: Netflix's movie trailer gives too much away

Dave Porter, who's worked on Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul and the upcoming El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie, tweeted that fans should avoid watching the Netflix trailer if they don't want to be spoiled. "Big @BreakingBad fan and don't want anything spoiled? Don't look at any trailers from today forward," Porter tweeted upon the full trailer's release this morning. "The teasers have been great, but now they are putting out real trailers that give too much away, IMHO. You don't have long to wait - El Camino in theaters & Netflix on October 11." In a separate tweet hours later, he added: "Obviously, to each their own. Everyone is doing a tremendous job promoting the film, which is fantastic. My point was only that if you are already excited and are going to watch it... why bother with the trailers? And they are hard to avoid if you'd prefer to - thus the heads up." ALSO: Breaking Bad fans can bet on Jesse Pinkman's fate.

09-23-2019, 12:45 PM	#1
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09-24-2019, 08:09 PM	#3
TMC Member Forum Idol Join Date: Jan 09, 2001 Posts: 126,096	Breaking Bad composer: Netflix's movie trailer gives too much away Dave Porter, who's worked on Breaking Bad, Better Call Saul and the upcoming El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie, tweeted that fans should avoid watching the Netflix trailer if they don't want to be spoiled. "Big @BreakingBad fan and don't want anything spoiled? Don't look at any trailers from today forward," Porter tweeted upon the full trailer's release this morning. "The teasers have been great, but now they are putting out real trailers that give too much away, IMHO. You don't have long to wait - El Camino in theaters & Netflix on October 11." In a separate tweet hours later, he added: "Obviously, to each their own. Everyone is doing a tremendous job promoting the film, which is fantastic. My point was only that if you are already excited and are going to watch it... why bother with the trailers? And they are hard to avoid if you'd prefer to - thus the heads up." ALSO: Breaking Bad fans can bet on Jesse Pinkman's fate.