Breaking Bad - Part 14

[hellblazer103]

so i was surfing youtube earlier and found this video, and man... back when the show was still around , this could've easily passed as an official extended trailer or something. just thought you guys might enjoy it .

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[Drizzle]

I actually feel like Marie got shortchanged in the end. Like as soon as Hank was killed they tried to get her out of the way with the minimum amount of screentime possible. And as one of the three people on the planet who actually liked Marie it was a little unsatisfying.

I liked Marie too. At least up until she suggested that Walt kill himself. To be honest, after Hank died, there was nowhere else for her character to go. Her part in the story was over.

 

[Sawyer]

Yeah, she was in the same boat as Walter Jr. Not really much more story left to tell there, but merely one of the many people who thinks Walt was (just barely) worse than he actually was.

 

[flickchick85]

I actually really loved Marie in the later seasons especially, but I agree with those who feel like her story went as far as it needed to. She didn't feel shortchanged in the end to me.

 

[Whiskey Tango]

Maybe shortchanged wasn't the right word.

 

[Tron Bonne]

I'd say in those last two episodes, almost everyone got kind of shoved out the way to focus solely on Walt. There was decent amount of stuff with Jesse, too, but even it tended to feel abrupt in comparison.

 

[Kane52630]

 

[A Necessary Evil]

I loved the little ***** fits Walt & Jesse had with one another lol

 

[Drizzle]

For those who want to binge watch the complete series on Netflix, the final 8 episodes will be available on February 24th.

'Breaking Bad' On Netflix: The Final Episodes Arrive On ...

"Breaking Bad" has been very popular on Netflix, but fans have been wondering when the show's final eight episodes will finally arrive on the service.

Now we know: The eight final episodes of "Breaking Bad" hit Netflix on Feb. 24.

If you've been waiting to binge-watch until all five seasons of the show were fully assembled on Netflix, now you know when you should clear your calendar. And those who've already seen "Breaking Bad" may want to delve into the second half of the final season again: Season 5 is widely acclaimed, and many critics have called "Ozymandias," the third-to-last episode of "Breaking Bad," one of the greatest TV episodes of all time.

If you're still hungry for stories from the world of Walter White, the spinoff "Better Call Saul," which was commissioned last year, will arrive on Netflix some time after it airs on AMC.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/01/10/breaking-bad-netflix_n_4577578.html

 

[Sawyer]

You SOBs got lucky. I was hearing it was going to be during the summer.

 

[Mrs. Sawyer]

The last few scenes with Skyler are part of the reason the ending haunts me so much. You go back and look at how happy and normal they are in the first eps and compare that to the end... she's just broken and a shadow of herself.

The way she tells Walt, "If I have to hear you say one more time that you did this for the family..." is utterly heartbreaking. The tears streaming down her face, the weakness in her voice.

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I loved that scene. Its definitely my favorite scene in the final episode and one of my top 3 favorite scenes in the whole series. The Skyler-Walt scenes are always excellent and theor last one I think was their best. Anna Gunn and Bryan Cranston hit it out the park acting wise in that scene.

"I did it for me. I liked it. I was good at it. I was really... I was alive."

 

[DyeLorean]

Haha, there were some great comedy bits in the first season. t:

 

[Sawyer]

http://posterology.tumblr.com/

Bah Gawd...

 

[Blitzkrieg Bop]

Mmm, that Hermanos one looks like a maxi pad.

 

[BestGirl]

I liked Marie too. At least up until she suggested that Walt kill himself. To be honest, after Hank died, there was nowhere else for her character to go. Her part in the story was over.

I hated Marie in the first season but came round to loving her. The only thing that bugs me about the end was that we didn't see whether Hank's death had retriggered her kleptomania or not. That whole storyline never really went anywhere that I can recall.

 

[Brother Jack]

I hated Marie in the first season but came round to loving her. The only thing that bugs me about the end was that we didn't see whether Hank's death had retriggered her kleptomania or not. That whole storyline never really went anywhere that I can recall.

She tries to take the baby after finding out about Walt and Skyler's crimes.

 

[Tron Bonne]

She tries to take the baby after finding out about Walt and Skyler's crimes.

 

[Sawyer]

 

[A Necessary Evil]

http://posterology.tumblr.com/

Bah Gawd...

Jesus...I need.

 

[TheNextNolan22]

Best Actor -TV Series/Drama: Bryan Cranston, AMC’s Breaking Bad
Best TV Series, Drama: AMC’s Breaking Bad

Two Golden Globe wins!

 

[Soapy]

Vince Gilligan cracks me up for some reason.

 

[Sawyer]

I read part of a book called "The Revolution Was Televised" by Alan Sepinwall yesterday, and in the segment on Breaking Bad, it said that they sort of thinned out Cranston's mustache hair in the first two seasons to make it look more pathetic and make someone wonder why Walt even kept it in the first place. I never really gave much thought to it when I was watching, but I did kind of think it was weird that someone with such a ****ty mustache could grow such an awesome goatee.

 

[georgec]

Maybe Walt sprouted new facial hairs when he unleashed the powers of Heisenberg.

 

[hellblazer103]

so i made this little breaking bad/voltaire music video. tell me what you guys think of it

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[Kargo Warrior]

I've been re-watching the show lately,currently being at episode 5 of season 3...it's a different experience knowing the outcome for all the characters.

The only thing that makes reconsider watching it all through the end is Jesse Pinkman...i honestly struggle to watch any scene he's a part of.I've seen a lot of shows in my life but never a more worthless character.

His character is completely synonymous with the term ****-up.

In the first season we learn that he comes from a caring family that gave him countless chances to change his life around but he always reverted to the way of drugs.Not only he's a drug dealer but also an avid user.He has the intelligence of a squirrel,thinking a wire is a chemical element,leaving the keys to empty the battery,throwing the whole barrel of water to extinguish the fire...basically he's presented as the stereotypical junkie idiot,that is only good to sell drugs.

Now in the second season he meets Jane and once again instead of trying to change things,he start doping with her,indirectly causing her death...even though he knew she was a recovering addict,he was taking absolutely no measures to prevent Jane from relapsing again.

There was a nice opportunity for the writers to make him see his errors after her death and in the first few episodes of season 3 you kinda feel for him and hope that he at least attempts to turn a new leaf...and what does he do?He starts making meth again and once Walter turns his back on him he goes to the group of recovering addicts and starts selling them drugs.

I just can't fathom why would anyone have any sympathy for this guy...it makes me sick that some people actually see him as some kind of a tragic figure or worse,a moral center of the show.Here's a guy that comes from a decent family,that had a billion chances to turn his life around but all he does is ruin things,go into crybaby mode then repeat every mistake a hundred times more,destroying everyone's life around him.

I'm absolutely certain that had Jesse been played by some fat,relatively unattractive guy like Combo,he wouldn't be nearly as popular.It's like Titanic,just imagine Jonah Hill instead of DiCaprio in the leading role and the whole flood of tears that came pouring out of the theaters would turn into a single,solitary drop.

The only moral center of the show was Hank,now there was a guy that cared about justice,cared about the people around him and made a hell of a beer.