The official Breaking Bad is an awesome fucking show thread.
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I thought it was a good ending overall. It was somewhat predictable... I knew walt would die, jesse would live, and he'd kill all the neo nazis... but I think that's how it had to end really. I did not predict he would have gretchen and elliot give his kids the money like that.. when he went to the house I thought they were dead. They wrapped everything up and didn't leave you guessing what happened. I like how walt went to the meth lab and died there... I was thinking he wanted to die there so ppl would think he was still cooking the blue meth for his legacy... or maybe I was looking into it too much. Overall it's the best show ever imo and I'm very sad to see it gone
right before he pulled the trigger,..i thought for sure he would say something like "and this is for hank you son of a bitch"...and BAAMMM!!...critics would of went crazy!...but nooooo,poor writing to rush the series over ,..would of been the cherry on top!..good episode,not the greatest ending,..but it will work i guess!
and going back and watching saul during the marathon episodes,..i swear man all his wise cracks ,shit talking and shadiness,.."better call saul" is gonna be sum crazy funny ass shit,u can just tell!...cant wait
and going back and watching saul during the marathon episodes,..i swear man all his wise cracks ,shit talking and shadiness,.."better call saul" is gonna be sum crazy funny ass shit,u can just tell!...cant wait
he died there cause the cooking and being a drug lord was more important to him than anything. i like how he actually spelled it out and told skyler that, and killing jack without finding out where the rest of his money was cemented the fact it was never about the money, it was his ego pure and simple. now team walt can stop defending and justifying his actions. his ego got hank and gomez killed, he wasnt trying to protect his families well being. im disappointed he didnt force gretchen and elliot to admit they screwed him, but he did say something like 'this is your chance to make it right' and kinda alluded to it, but it wasn't satisfying for me. to me thats the beginning of heisenberg, when they screwed him, and there was the opportunity for it to come full circle in a confrontation, but it was left near unsaid. maybe walt was finally over it and felt he was beyond greymatter, who knows. glad jesse got away, walt destroyed his life, giving it back, albeit in shambles, was the least that piece of shit could do. real disappointed with the lydia stevia poisoning. it was so stupidly blatantly predictable and cheesy. i mean shes asked for extra stevia like in what, ten scenes? thought it was misdirection but nope, just fan service, so people could watch back and see those scenes and think theyre some kind of detectives for predicting it. i feel sorry for her daughter. lydias last scene with todd also came off as kinda goofy to me.
wheres huell? still waiting in that room for hank to show up? what about skylers old boss ted, who skyler threatened. he doesnt watch the news and never decided to go to the police? skyler getting immunity for giving up the locations of hank and gomez, pffft thats hilarious. what alternate universe is this.
i wanted this episode to divide the fans, create outrage, be stunning. it felt like they played it real safe, like they lost all the magic of the first seasons and the show just got too big for them and the expectations were too overwhelming. they didnt want anything controversial and they just wanted to wrap things up before they could possibly screw it up and piss off all the bandwagon fans.
wheres huell? still waiting in that room for hank to show up? what about skylers old boss ted, who skyler threatened. he doesnt watch the news and never decided to go to the police? skyler getting immunity for giving up the locations of hank and gomez, pffft thats hilarious. what alternate universe is this.
i wanted this episode to divide the fans, create outrage, be stunning. it felt like they played it real safe, like they lost all the magic of the first seasons and the show just got too big for them and the expectations were too overwhelming. they didnt want anything controversial and they just wanted to wrap things up before they could possibly screw it up and piss off all the bandwagon fans.
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i think it was more of him going to the meth lab to die happy doing the thing he loved the most!,..he was even telling skylar that he enjoyed it alot and was good at what he did,like he was proud of that shit,..so fittingly he went there to take his last breath in the lab he developed,..only guy in there,...the last man standing sort of speak!...the last guy in the blue meth making lab,......Heisenberg!!!!
fuck breaking bad, the bandwagon fans fuckin ruined it. the next person that tells me 'did you see breaking bad? greatest show ever since the wire' is getting punched directly in their orbital bone
boardwalk empire is a much better show, even game of thrones is better, even though they havent really stayed true to the books and omit a lot of great stuff
boardwalk empire is a much better show, even game of thrones is better, even though they havent really stayed true to the books and omit a lot of great stuff
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was it just me ,or did it kind of look like those 2 dudes in the car were gonna attempt a hit on walts life but maybe accidently kill walt jr. instead?!...it kind of looked like they were gonna do that,but instead went somewhere else wit it!...imagine if walt jr. would of been written out like that,in a hail of gunfire..would of been real intense!......i think they should have
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it looked like they were cops watching the house for walt and were extra alert for when flynn got home, because chances are higher that walt might attempt to establish contact with him at that point, away from the mother, and walt knew they were there and they blocked his opportunity to do that. instead of closure and goodbyes, he was resigned toview him hidden at a safe distance, with walls between them, a physical and visual representaion of the broken father and son relationship and the divide and barriers that now exist between them, domestic and legal as well
Anyone know what Vince Gilligan will work on next? Anyways, his thoughts on Walt/Jesse
On Walt not killing Jesse
The writers and I were thinking of the wonderful western The Searchers. All throughout The Searchers, John Wayne is looking for Natalie Wood's character, who has been taken by the Apaches. He's going to kill her when he finds her. At the end of the movie, when he lays eyes on her, he can't do it. He sweeps her up in his arms instead and saves her ... We were thinking [Walt] is gonna kill Jesse the whole time, we think that's his intent, then he sees him and sees what terrible shape he's in, and instinct takes over; that fondness he's felt for him – although he hasn't shown it very well over the years, I have to admit.
On Walt not killing Jesse
The writers and I were thinking of the wonderful western The Searchers. All throughout The Searchers, John Wayne is looking for Natalie Wood's character, who has been taken by the Apaches. He's going to kill her when he finds her. At the end of the movie, when he lays eyes on her, he can't do it. He sweeps her up in his arms instead and saves her ... We were thinking [Walt] is gonna kill Jesse the whole time, we think that's his intent, then he sees him and sees what terrible shape he's in, and instinct takes over; that fondness he's felt for him – although he hasn't shown it very well over the years, I have to admit.
I thought Walt was going to cook a batch for old time sake when that music came on, and then when the police were nearby the car that was on fire would explode and somehow cause the meth lab to go up in a huge bang of blue fire, and walt would simply go out in some madd heisenberg glee. Maybe I watch too many hollywood movies, but either way the ending was awesome and I will miss this show, what a ride..