Bryan Cranston’s 2016 film, The Infiltrator, is an excellent follow-up to Breaking Bad, but it’s also a reminder to watch an underrated 2000s crime thriller. Cranston leads The Infiltrator’s cast as Robert Mazur, a real-life figure who went undercover with the cartels in the 1980s, helping law enforcement take down major players that worked directly with Pablo Escobar, including Bank of Credit and Commerce International, the seventh-largest private bank in the world that was used in drug-related money laundering schemes.