Yea I knew breaking bad was a good show but god damn seeing the side by side comparison metastasis can’t even Hold a candle to the stellar performances of the original cast
damn man, the Tuco of metastasis does not impose anything, it does not make you nervous or scary, it just makes you laugh, he looks like a distant uncle.
honestly some of this metastasis stuff is kinda funny so for the rist time i actually go like hey maybe i want to watch this. Have you seen it, are it all as funny or does it become boring?
That cut from the Twin saying "muy facile" with pure hatred and malice to the guy in the Metastasis version saying it totally without emotion made me crack up.
Also why the hell are they wearing glasses? The entire point of the twins is that the fear/tension comes from their subtle expressions showing their anger at Hank. Metastasis just turned them into generic emotionless goons
The original salamanca twins look like they are gonna hunt you down for eating a taco, the metastasis ones look like they are gonna start doing gangnam style during the fight.
The original Salamanca twins look like actual cartel gunmen/assassins who know what they are doing. Metastatsis twins look like two wannabes impersonating assassins than the real deal.
Since Hank's assassination scene involved minimal dialogue, it was one of the scenes that they would least likely to mess up, and yeah, it was kinda good. But guess what? They hired the goofiest looking actors to play Salamanca twins 💀💀
I never realized this until just now but tuco was genuinely defending Heisenberg and Jesse for a second at the start of his rant against the dude who said “remember who you’re working for”. Like I think that tuco respects Walter for blowing up his room and was willing to go to bat for him
Tucos Character has a massive ego and "someone speaking for him" gives him just the right validation to kill someone. So i think it's more a God complex thing lol he's a psycho
@@DEX74_OFFICIAL To be fair if I was the boss of a crime gang I would also be pissed if some random pissant put words in my mouth during an important business deal
most of the characters really. When they asked in breaking bad "how many bald actors should we hire?" the answer was YES! But in bizzaro world, it is No.
@@FknClownShoes i remember when i was a kid, i'd kick car wheels in the neighbourhood and their alarms went on lol, some would go off even by just bumping into the car. IT all depends. The op was joking though.
It tries to copy an amazing show with outstanding acting. In the process it just look like cheap knockoff, they could have improved some aspects especially in the acting and filming.
Considering Hollywood also does this with British shows, I’ll give them a pass. At least this is a translation, instead of having 2 English shows that are practically the same.
Copying everything in s really bad way* Like, they got the scenes, but they didn't actually understand them. That's why all of them fail at giving even a tiny approximation to the feeling the original gave, and make everything have an average telenovela look
I’m actually impressed with the details of the ‘Hank finding out’ scene. Since the Spanish version of Walt is named Walter Blanco, they had to change the initials, which meant Walt Whitman couldn’t be used for the book. So they changed it to William Blake to synch the initials, and kept the inscription the same, so it still had the exact meaning. Pretty clever
@@Max-zi5wx lol sure but translating something into a different language without losing the central idea and connotation can be difficult. They did a pretty good job of maintaining the original vision, especially for such an iconic scene.
Somehow I feel that if the Metastasis' Jesse really wanted he could have easily beaten up Metastasis' Tuco... which makes the entire Tuco character completely ridiculous
But that ruins the power dynamic of the scene. In BB Walt is clearly uncomfortable so he grimaces and puts his hands up with a generic dad joke of “you got me”. That’s all he can think of. He’s playing the Clark Kent role he’s been doing for the entire show which is the reason why Hank had a blind spot and could never envision Walt as a suspect. In Metastasis the Walt character is very confident faking like he’s seriously been caught and then his big laugh in what should be an “oh shit” moment makes him look like Al Capone or Pablo Escobar, a calm-under-pressure drug lord veteran which is not what the Walt character is or should be.
What’s really amazing is that these comparisons show you how much the little things go into making a show as good as it is. The way a scene is shot, when to use music and when not to, the right angles, how long you linger on a certain shot. Makes you appreciate BB even more when you see how badly it could be done.
@@OptimusSatanas the funniest thing is that the actor for Walter White, WAS a comedy actor and somehow made this good transition because he had passion for his role and knew what he was doing. Metastasis actors were just robots who had no passion for it and were just reading off the script with little emotion.
@@OptimusSatanas partially, but OP does make a point the face-off against the Salamanca twins is a great example in the original it's visceral and heart pounding, in metastasis it feels lethargic and has no weight
Just goes to show that you can have an S tier script, but if you don’t have the acting or directing to back that script up, it kind of falls a bit short. Those big moments don’t land. It’s all the small subtleties that really sell the show and make it believable.
And the other way around I true. You dont need a great script but if the acting and directing is on point... Might not be the best thing ever but it would certainly hold its own
@@FDALl-ms5kg that's actually not true because there are plenty of examples of big budget Hollywood films with triple A-actors that have a terrible screenplay and therefore flopped. A great film needs the whole package.
@@FDALl-ms5kg My man's never read a book before apparently. For real though there's a reason directors are incredibly respected. It's their job to turn the script to life. The movie doesn't work without a script because if the script is bad then the actors have nothing to go on. If you have a bland, boring script with bland, boring characters then no amount of acting will save it. The performers are able to perform well because of the writing, not in spite of it.
i believe this shouldn't ever be compared in the first place, but i think there's an animation series called Kimetsu no Yaiba, which is the example of performance carries the script imo. The way that the studio turned a simple, rushed, initially not ground breaking story into a hell of a banger using the amazing art, music, animation scenes. While it may not be a too important factor, however good acting and decent directing, film quality could help making a work more enjoyable than it should be, of course, that is under the requirement that the script is not something too goofy, or terrible.
Metastasis really goes to show how important the casting, acting, cinematography, set design and costumes are for a TV Show, it has the exact same script as Breaking Bad but ends up being much worse.
@@SpectorEuro4 That's so shocking. I can't believe studios weren't lining up to shell out funds to make a show that already existed. Flabbergasted, I tell you
@@ralfred2009 surely appreciate some sarcasm. But it comes out so short and idiotic because you have no idea about the context of the show. Bravo, idiot.
It’s a personal opinion,and I don’t know if others will agree with me,but I really like that there’s not a lot of background music. It really adds to the tension and makes it feel real.
In BB, Hank loading the bullet into the gun is incredibly tense and adrenaline-building. Dean Norris portrays someone in pain trying to reach for their salvation extremely well. When Hank kills the twin, it's a huge sigh of relief. In Metastasis, Hank apparently just drops the bullet while loading it and the gun magically loads another bullet in the chamber for him. So, in Metastasis, it's canon that Hank is a wizard that can summon bullets from thin air.
I think it’s because Metastasis is stuck using shitty airsoft guns while BB had at least some real steel, blank-fire adapted guns on the show. The slide on the Metastasis pistol probably didn’t even move, so they couldn’t actually get a shot of Hank loading a round into the chamber and dropping the slide like in BB.
Another big difference with that scene is in BB while Hank is lying on the ground waiting for the kill shot he keeps eye contact with the twin even though it’s difficult for him, he’s panting and in pain but still looks the twin right in the eye….meanwhile in metastasis when the twin comes over Hank just drops his head back like *whatever at this point* lol
I like how in BB, Hank is almost interrogating Walter, in this semi threatning tone and Walter plays it cool and in Bootleg BB it comes as he's really joking but Walt reactions is what makes Hank suspicious, like totally the opposite of what it should be, lmao
I always thought Tucos Character was overkill but seeing the other guy play him really makes me see that Tucos actor did a really good job portraying his character as realistic as possible
Truly, it never struck me how good of an actor Raymond Cruz was in that role until I saw his imposter here, lol. Makes you really appreciate how commanding and brutal his presence was.
@@michaelrusso9809 was especially struck by where Tuco first tries the blue meth. I’ve never tried blue meth but it seems super realistic the way he reacts to it.
I just love the fact that Marco (I think) in breaking bad says, “No… Too easy” very slowly while the one in Metatasis just says, “Too Easy!” and it’s very quickly 😂😂 😂 Also the fact that when Hank in breaking bad breaths heavily after killing Marco while Hank in metastasis immediately passes out. 😂😂😂
@MidnightRaces But worse. It's not what you say, it's how you say it. Literally every oscar-winning diolauge could've ruined the director and actor's career depending on how they said it, how they portrayed their character's emotions, and how they executed doing so. Imagine how cringe "I am the danger" would've sounded on a pokemon villain with no motivation, reasonable backstory, and with that fake raspy anime voice on a kids show. As opposed to watching it on BrBa the first time, and obsorbing the context of the situation to see that Walter has truly lost any sort of caution, he's gotten cocky, he's pushing his wife away even more, and he's in big fucking trouble, while still being right. Or in resovoir dogs, if Mr. Orange told the truth while talking normally and cutting Mr. White off, instead of how it's actually delivered. He's riddled with guilt and writhing in pain, even though he knows he'll kill him if he tell the truth, he spits it out. So ya see, delivery is literally one of the biggest factors in cinema and theater. It is the basis of a good performance.
Jeeeez, the reason Hank’s assassination attempt in BB is so god damn intense is because Hank does react like a human- hell, you can see Dean Norris’ eyes bulge and redden, along with the groaning. Another thing is that you don’t know Hank actually got the bullet in until he fires, which is something Metastasis really fucked up because he goes back to playing wounded AFTER we see him get the bullet in. Furthermore, in BB The cousins are terrifying because they seem to enjoy killing.. while in Metastasis, their movements and behavior is always blank.. DAMN! I love Metastasis for giving me the 2 star Breaking Bad so I could laugh.
Love how you can hear sounds from Breaking Bad spliced into metástasis, a good example being hank's grunting as he crushes one of the Salamanca twin's legs with the car
I noticed how Metástasis tends to have less gore. In the Twins’ attack scene, one thing that made it really stress inducing for me was how rough the blood looked, it really gave the feeling of the danger Hank was in, it felt real and that Hank was actually going to die in seconds if that bullet doesn’t go into the chamber. In metástasis, it kind of looks like red water, too colourless. Just like most of metástasis, it functions, but it could be better.
If I were the Colombian version of Hank I would have laughed my ass off after the "muy facil" despite lying in my own blood and about to die in a few minutes 🤣
Got to give it to Metastasis. They hired such a top notch actor to play both the cousins, and he perfectly portrays them as emotionless, ice-cold blooded killers. True psychos.
Weird thing to notice here, but honestly if the dude had just told Tuco "sorry I thought it'd sound cool" he probably would've been fine, Tuco's high enough that he'd probably just laugh and tell him to piss off
That's the second time I see this exact comparison and I'm laughing my ass off, he doesn't look at all like Mickey Mouse and the comparison is so random but it works so well lol.
The Salamanca Twins in Breaking Bad actually sound intimidating and when Marco said “Too Easy” he said it in a way like he truly despised Hank, while Metastasis’ version sounded so dull and monotonous
8:41 ok now those cuts are definetely real, the way the upper skin layer squishes that pumps the blood out is crazy, one interesting detail you havent noticed.
I actually cackled at the 8:55 shot with Hank trying to put the bullet into the gun because it has like a split second shot of the bullet falling and clinking to the ground. It's is so funny to me. I had a feeling they were going to mess that tiny little shot up because it seemed like a really technical shot to pull off and of course they would.
Honestly, Metástasis had some really good ideas in the Salamanca fight. The original's edit has all these extra shots that make it feel choppy by comparison (like during the car hit), being able to see the shooter through the breaking window is much easier to follow, and having Hank (well, Henry) play dead right before the killing shot does a lot to explain how he actually pulls it off. That's about all the praise I can give it, but it's there.
Yes you are right. In my opinion Saul Bueno's actor is pretty good. And there are some more decent actors in this show. But the actors for the twins should have been fired after the line at 7:30.
There are actually people that call Breaking Bad terrible and say this one is "leaps and bounds ahead", even in acting. Or that they thought that BB was good until they saw this series which makes BB to look like trash and they consider this a masterpiece, saying that they don't know why it has bad reviews.
The funny thing about Metastasis is that it's not a rip off, it actually an official adaptation. It was produced by the same production company, Sony Pictures.
The sad thing is that the man playing Tuco in Metastasis (Damian Alcázar) is actually a great Mexican actor that has won several awards. It was embarrassing to see him here.
Tuco's behavior definitely doesn't fit him at all. Every time he's blown it out of the park, he was playing the cool, collected, and calculating kingpin. Tuco is supposed to be unhinged and explosive, and unpredictable.
@@jahazielvazquez7264 In cryfocake's clip video of Metastasis he is a goofy cartel rather than a unhinged individual acting like Mexican Goofy or Mickey
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Metastasis did a great job at making you appreciate breaking bad even more
Exactly, it made me appreciate the stellar performances in BB, as well as the very intelligent and thoughtful cinematography. There's so many nuances
Metastasis is a fucking crime
I'm Colombian but it's true😂 that shit was ass
Yea I knew breaking bad was a good show but god damn seeing the side by side comparison metastasis can’t even Hold a candle to the stellar performances of the original cast
What's metastasis never heard of it
Metastasis looks like an old youtube sketch made by a group of college students in 2009.
More like a 2011 Korean video with basic cgi
Wtf is this shit?😂
A bunch of middle schoolers recreated breaking bad scenes and the acting and choreography was better than Metastasis
У гениев мысли сходятся. Тоже так подумал 😂
Exactly what I was thinking, just didn't have the exact words
damn man, the Tuco of metastasis does not impose anything, it does not make you nervous or scary, it just makes you laugh, he looks like a distant uncle.
Isn't that 50% of Tuco? Others get even less 💀
honestly some of this metastasis stuff is kinda funny so for the rist time i actually go like hey maybe i want to watch this. Have you seen it, are it all as funny or does it become boring?
He looks like a lost matador and acts like a four year old.
@@Breedoit's pretty fuckin dull
@@Breedo im just watching thinkin somehow this metastasis cool too see brba in another univerrse somehow
That cut from the Twin saying "muy facile" with pure hatred and malice to the guy in the Metastasis version saying it totally without emotion made me crack up.
Budget Terminator
Also why the hell are they wearing glasses? The entire point of the twins is that the fear/tension comes from their subtle expressions showing their anger at Hank. Metastasis just turned them into generic emotionless goons
.........."Muy Facil"........... *leaves*
😂
Muy Facil. Without the e at the end.
The original salamanca twins look like they are gonna hunt you down for eating a taco, the metastasis ones look like they are gonna start doing gangnam style during the fight.
Metastasis tuco looks like my uncle when he’s had a hit of cocaine at the family carne asada aka a Mexican barbecue 😂😂😂
The original Salamanca twins look like actual cartel gunmen/assassins who know what they are doing. Metastatsis twins look like two wannabes impersonating assassins than the real deal.
@@manny123957Metastasis Hank looks like my 9th grade algebra teacher.
metastasis is the perfect example of "we have breaking bad at home"
unfortunately, it is the breaking bad at home for me
Just like we have wallmart or best buy at home haha
JAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJA!
This lmao
it‘s also a perfect example of nomen est omen...
Since Hank's assassination scene involved minimal dialogue, it was one of the scenes that they would least likely to mess up, and yeah, it was kinda good. But guess what? They hired the goofiest looking actors to play Salamanca twins 💀💀
Exactly haha
It doesn’t even look like 2 people, I’m 99% sure it’s the same dude playing both characters
7:30
Mu facil 🤓👍
Ikr? Like why are they wearing sunglasses lmao they look so...idk. whatever the opposite of "menacing" is. 😆
It's hilarious how non-intimidating the twins are in Metastasis.
They look like cheesy gangsters from a 1980s comedy film
@@gametech4101element of surprise baby
Try sitting down at a yugioh duel table with one and tell me you aren't terrified
"Muy facil 😐😐"
Heißenberg looks like a 90s gay porn actor.
its actually kinda impressive how they manage to fuck up every scene
you're god damn right
I never realized this until just now but tuco was genuinely defending Heisenberg and Jesse for a second at the start of his rant against the dude who said “remember who you’re working for”. Like I think that tuco respects Walter for blowing up his room and was willing to go to bat for him
Tucos Character has a massive ego and "someone speaking for him" gives him just the right validation to kill someone. So i think it's more a God complex thing lol he's a psycho
He was just high
@@himanshumaurya428I concur
@@DEX74_OFFICIAL
To be fair if I was the boss of a crime gang I would also be pissed if some random pissant put words in my mouth during an important business deal
Tuco is to Hector what Darth Vader is to the Emperor.
i love how the salamanka twins originally don't have any hair but on metastasis they have all the hair in the world
most of the characters really. When they asked in breaking bad "how many bald actors should we hire?" the answer was YES! But in bizzaro world, it is No.
Its good they don't have looks exacly same. They looks like likes assasins its fine.
All the hair in the world, and all the cheeseburgers in the universe...
Well, it’s called the Bizarro world for a reason 😉
they put john travolta up in there lol
Walter Blanco just looks mildly annoyed at everything and honestly i love that
That's probably because it's how the actor felt entire time on set.
@@EustaH lol
Metastasis is the alternative universe where everyone has hair and act like they're robots reading a script
In that case, poor Hank!
And doesn't have that yellowish color for Mexico scenes.
😂👏 your comment deserves about a million likes
"too easy" 🤖
colombians are usually native americans so they don't go bald
Metastasis makes Breaking Bad look like a reenactment of a historial event.
10:48 he should've said "Willy Bonka"
HAHAHAHAHA
It bothered me that Hank's rolling car didn't set off the other car's alarm when it bumped it. Metastasis fixed that. Superior show.
Ong tho😂
True.
Considering the car Hank's bumped was from the 80s it might not have had an alarm on it.
Why would it set it off when it barely hit?
Hank full on backed into the first car..
Stupid fan logic.
@@FknClownShoes i remember when i was a kid, i'd kick car wheels in the neighbourhood and their alarms went on lol, some would go off even by just bumping into the car. IT all depends. The op was joking though.
Oh my god, the way he says muy facil, its so funny, its almost like he was reading his line off a paper on the ground
Haha yeah they found the worst actors for the twins. In Breaking Bad they are scary/intimidating but in Metastasis they are a complete joke.
@@LennardNimmo bro the f happen to u in metastasis the twins are similar
@@jesusmedra8961 nah, In metastasis they are robots with goofy expressions and movement, in BrBa they are silent, cold assasins
Instead of saying, “No, muy facil” he just says “muy facil” making it come off as petty instead of intimidating
He sounds like a kid saying "Muy fácil" after beating a CS1.6 match after his team carried him
Metástasis could've had potential if it was merely a show *inspired* by Breaking Bad, not just copying every scene but in a different country.
Yes you are right. They should have changed some things instead of copying everything.
well it's an adaptation, it kind of has to adapt BB but i think they couldve made minor changes that made it stand more on its own.
It tries to copy an amazing show with outstanding acting. In the process it just look like cheap knockoff, they could have improved some aspects especially in the acting and filming.
Considering Hollywood also does this with British shows, I’ll give them a pass. At least this is a translation, instead of having 2 English shows that are practically the same.
Copying everything in s really bad way*
Like, they got the scenes, but they didn't actually understand them. That's why all of them fail at giving even a tiny approximation to the feeling the original gave, and make everything have an average telenovela look
I’m actually impressed with the details of the ‘Hank finding out’ scene. Since the Spanish version of Walt is named Walter Blanco, they had to change the initials, which meant Walt Whitman couldn’t be used for the book. So they changed it to William Blake to synch the initials, and kept the inscription the same, so it still had the exact meaning. Pretty clever
Is it clever? They did the bare minimum
@@Max-zi5wx lol sure but translating something into a different language without losing the central idea and connotation can be difficult. They did a pretty good job of maintaining the original vision, especially for such an iconic scene.
Walter Balnco is Walter Whites final form he unlocks in the tournament of power
Walter Balnco is Walter Whites final form he unlocks in the tournament of power
Walter Balnco is Walter Whites final form he unlocks in the tournament of power
3:27 dude's laughing he cannot take the scene seriously
It looks more like a parody than a real show
IMDb: 2.50
I'm from Colombia, and you're right, all Colombian series are that bad.
@@srgaio but why?
@@Tui3694 bc Is the true
@@srgaio do you know gustavo fring?
Somehow I feel that if the Metastasis' Jesse really wanted he could have easily beaten up Metastasis' Tuco... which makes the entire Tuco character completely ridiculous
Yeah honestly Metastasis Tuco seems weak af, not threatening at all, just goofy
Bb's tuco isnt really all that intimidating either. I feel like.most people could have taken him easily
@@Mayokopp Though, it seemed like Tony Dalton modeled Lalo after Metastasis Tuco a bit
@@Mayokopp Until he just pull an gun and shoot Jesse lmao
@Nathan91 he was a boxer what are you talking about?
I'll give Walter Blanco some credit, the smile he did when hank asked if WB was him is really creepy lmao
Yeah
most likely unintentionally good acting. the entire rest of the show is just a garbage performance from literally every actor
most likely unintentionally good acting. the entire rest of the show is just a garbage performance from literally every actor, as we just watched
Honestly only bit of acting i liked. I think him doing the fake deep sigh and bowing his head bwfore busting out laughing was a nice touch.
But that ruins the power dynamic of the scene. In BB Walt is clearly uncomfortable so he grimaces and puts his hands up with a generic dad joke of “you got me”. That’s all he can think of. He’s playing the Clark Kent role he’s been doing for the entire show which is the reason why Hank had a blind spot and could never envision Walt as a suspect. In Metastasis the Walt character is very confident faking like he’s seriously been caught and then his big laugh in what should be an “oh shit” moment makes him look like Al Capone or Pablo Escobar, a calm-under-pressure drug lord veteran which is not what the Walt character is or should be.
11:02 absolute cinema
3:39 bros so chill
What’s really amazing is that these comparisons show you how much the little things go into making a show as good as it is. The way a scene is shot, when to use music and when not to, the right angles, how long you linger on a certain shot.
Makes you appreciate BB even more when you see how badly it could be done.
Really, its the casting thats the biggest problem. The people cast in the knockoff look like comedic actors.
@@OptimusSatanas the funniest thing is that the actor for Walter White, WAS a comedy actor and somehow made this good transition because he had passion for his role and knew what he was doing. Metastasis actors were just robots who had no passion for it and were just reading off the script with little emotion.
100% agree. This made me see BB in a whole different light.
love the johnny gargano profile picture
@@OptimusSatanas partially, but OP does make a point the face-off against the Salamanca twins is a great example in the original it's visceral and heart pounding, in metastasis it feels lethargic and has no weight
Just goes to show that you can have an S tier script, but if you don’t have the acting or directing to back that script up, it kind of falls a bit short. Those big moments don’t land. It’s all the small subtleties that really sell the show and make it believable.
And the other way around I true. You dont need a great script but if the acting and directing is on point... Might not be the best thing ever but it would certainly hold its own
@@FDALl-ms5kg that's actually not true because there are plenty of examples of big budget Hollywood films with triple A-actors that have a terrible screenplay and therefore flopped. A great film needs the whole package.
@@FDALl-ms5kg not true
@@FDALl-ms5kg My man's never read a book before apparently.
For real though there's a reason directors are incredibly respected. It's their job to turn the script to life. The movie doesn't work without a script because if the script is bad then the actors have nothing to go on. If you have a bland, boring script with bland, boring characters then no amount of acting will save it. The performers are able to perform well because of the writing, not in spite of it.
i believe this shouldn't ever be compared in the first place, but i think there's an animation series called Kimetsu no Yaiba, which is the example of performance carries the script imo. The way that the studio turned a simple, rushed, initially not ground breaking story into a hell of a banger using the amazing art, music, animation scenes.
While it may not be a too important factor, however good acting and decent directing, film quality could help making a work more enjoyable than it should be, of course, that is under the requirement that the script is not something too goofy, or terrible.
Bro the way the metastasis actor said “Muy facil “was just sooooo unconvincingly bad 😂😂
Lol exactly he sounded like a f--king robot.
Muy fácil 🤖
Yea Lmao, sounded like it was either the first take or the 87th
Why did he say it like that bro 💀
Bloody Terminator!
2:08 even the guy embarrassed to see this 😂
It's like watching the first rehearsal of the middle school play of Breaking Bad.
Metastasis really goes to show how important the casting, acting, cinematography, set design and costumes are for a TV Show, it has the exact same script as Breaking Bad but ends up being much worse.
Even the pacing, Metastasis needs to be sped up by 1.2 to 1.25
And you forget Metastasis has a far far far less budget than BB
@@SpectorEuro4 That's so shocking. I can't believe studios weren't lining up to shell out funds to make a show that already existed. Flabbergasted, I tell you
@@ralfred2009 surely appreciate some sarcasm. But it comes out so short and idiotic because you have no idea about the context of the show.
Bravo, idiot.
Also the lighting shifts too.
I have to thank Metastasis. Without the music I wouldn't know when to feel sad, excited, and happy
😂
It’s a personal opinion,and I don’t know if others will agree with me,but I really like that there’s not a lot of background music. It really adds to the tension and makes it feel real.
@@BalthazarBullmann r/woooooosh
@@erikpasquale9902god I hate reddit
@@erikpasquale9902I think he knew it was sarcasm, he was just stating his personal opinion
In BB, Hank loading the bullet into the gun is incredibly tense and adrenaline-building. Dean Norris portrays someone in pain trying to reach for their salvation extremely well. When Hank kills the twin, it's a huge sigh of relief.
In Metastasis, Hank apparently just drops the bullet while loading it and the gun magically loads another bullet in the chamber for him. So, in Metastasis, it's canon that Hank is a wizard that can summon bullets from thin air.
Without even having the power of the Minerals, truly the hank of all time
@@Fuckyourpoliticaloutrage The Hankest Hank in the history of Hanks
I think it’s because Metastasis is stuck using shitty airsoft guns while BB had at least some real steel, blank-fire adapted guns on the show.
The slide on the Metastasis pistol probably didn’t even move, so they couldn’t actually get a shot of Hank loading a round into the chamber and dropping the slide like in BB.
@@bren97122it's because of lack of attention to detail not some technical stuff.
Another big difference with that scene is in BB while Hank is lying on the ground waiting for the kill shot he keeps eye contact with the twin even though it’s difficult for him, he’s panting and in pain but still looks the twin right in the eye….meanwhile in metastasis when the twin comes over Hank just drops his head back like *whatever at this point* lol
Its interesting how in Breaking Bad watching Tuco beat up his henchman has me 😳 but in Metastasis I feel nothing
3:12 How is this series done so bad that I can notice "Tuco" isn't actually hitting the other guy?
Because they actually show it unlike breaking bad and the actor just seems to put less weight into the punches unlike breaking bad
I like how in BB, Hank is almost interrogating Walter, in this semi threatning tone and Walter plays it cool and in Bootleg BB it comes as he's really joking but Walt reactions is what makes Hank suspicious, like totally the opposite of what it should be, lmao
“haha hey maybe it’s Walter Blanco”
“HAHAHA YUP YOU GOT ME LOL I GIVE UP HAHAHA, JK THO”
“the fuck?”
Except he was joking in the OG series
it makes it better
I bet Metastasis is so bad they just hired one guy to play the twins and used camera angles to get around it
They did.
No, they didn't. They are played by twin brothers Óscar Luis and Luis Óscar Medina (yes, those are their names).
That's the reason they act so bad, they hired the first twin actors they could find
@@NothingLikeVinyl😂😂😂
Why does tuco look like my grandpa
Why do you think he's not?
I understand your name better now.
Child: "Mom can we have Breaking Bad?"
Mom: "We have Breaking Bad at home honey."
Breaking Bad at home:
Metastasis looks like made by few homies at home, when they drank a beer
7:26 hank from métastatis look like he finally wanted to die.
Muy fácil
I always thought Tucos Character was overkill but seeing the other guy play him really makes me see that Tucos actor did a really good job portraying his character as realistic as possible
Truly, it never struck me how good of an actor Raymond Cruz was in that role until I saw his imposter here, lol. Makes you really appreciate how commanding and brutal his presence was.
@@michaelrusso9809 was especially struck by where Tuco first tries the blue meth. I’ve never tried blue meth but it seems super realistic the way he reacts to it.
To me Tuco wasn’t an overkill at all, I knew people who behaved exactly like him
@@ephin3242 Blue meth isn't real, it doesn't change color at a certain level of purity.
@@100organicfreshmemes5 it is real I just had some last night
Tuco in BB: You Fucking Bitch!
Tuco in Metastasis: HUEHUEHUEHUEHEUHUEHUEH
Ngl hank finding out in metastasis is tense as shit
Thrift store Tuco should’ve played Hector Salamanca instead
I just love the fact that Marco (I think) in breaking bad says, “No… Too easy” very slowly while the one in Metatasis just says, “Too Easy!” and it’s very quickly 😂😂
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Also the fact that when Hank in breaking bad breaths heavily after killing Marco while Hank in metastasis immediately passes out. 😂😂😂
🤖 ahh pronunciation
it's fucking ominous how he says it, the other is like the least intimidating sentence ever lol
@@Johsther it’s the same fucking words 😂
@MidnightRaces But worse. It's not what you say, it's how you say it. Literally every oscar-winning diolauge could've ruined the director and actor's career depending on how they said it, how they portrayed their character's emotions, and how they executed doing so. Imagine how cringe "I am the danger" would've sounded on a pokemon villain with no motivation, reasonable backstory, and with that fake raspy anime voice on a kids show. As opposed to watching it on BrBa the first time, and obsorbing the context of the situation to see that Walter has truly lost any sort of caution, he's gotten cocky, he's pushing his wife away even more, and he's in big fucking trouble, while still being right. Or in resovoir dogs, if Mr. Orange told the truth while talking normally and cutting Mr. White off, instead of how it's actually delivered. He's riddled with guilt and writhing in pain, even though he knows he'll kill him if he tell the truth, he spits it out. So ya see, delivery is literally one of the biggest factors in cinema and theater. It is the basis of a good performance.
That line delivery was so casual like the guy just got asked why he doesn't play video games on normal difficulty
What's funny is that Damián Alcázar, the man who plays Tuco in Metástasis is actually a GREAT actor, so sad that he got put into this awful role.
Isnt that the dude from narcos
hes just way too jolly to be tuco
@@hardboiled2987 yes he is actually
Oh. Soo That's the reason why it didn't suck as much.
Honestly it was kinda good.
The Salamanca twins couldn’t be any less intimidating
That hair ugh
After watching a couple of these it made me realize this is what breaking bad would look like if jimmy McGill made breaking bad instead of Vince
This is the best example of the differences between a masterpiece and all the rest.
Metástasis is the proof that great writing can only get you so far in a visual medium, you still need great actors and direction to make it work.
Yep
The guy doing Walter is an amazing actor though
@@SpectorEuro4Direction and production makes a huge difference.
Jeeeez, the reason Hank’s assassination attempt in BB is so god damn intense is because Hank does react like a human- hell, you can see Dean Norris’ eyes bulge and redden, along with the groaning. Another thing is that you don’t know Hank actually got the bullet in until he fires, which is something Metastasis really fucked up because he goes back to playing wounded AFTER we see him get the bullet in. Furthermore, in BB The cousins are terrifying because they seem to enjoy killing.. while in Metastasis, their movements and behavior is always blank.. DAMN! I love Metastasis for giving me the 2 star Breaking Bad so I could laugh.
Love how you can hear sounds from Breaking Bad spliced into metástasis, a good example being hank's grunting as he crushes one of the Salamanca twin's legs with the car
Love how most Metastasis actors don't take their work seriously.
This proved that the good plot isn't enough for a masterpiece, the team who carried out the work is damn important
I noticed how Metástasis tends to have less gore. In the Twins’ attack scene, one thing that made it really stress inducing for me was how rough the blood looked, it really gave the feeling of the danger Hank was in, it felt real and that Hank was actually going to die in seconds if that bullet doesn’t go into the chamber. In metástasis, it kind of looks like red water, too colourless. Just like most of metástasis, it functions, but it could be better.
If I were the Colombian version of Hank I would have laughed my ass off after the "muy facil" despite lying in my own blood and about to die in a few minutes 🤣
The famous last laugh
hank transferred all of his fat to the salamanca twins in metastasis 💀
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@@Marriouh🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿💀
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I feel like the hardest drug Metastasis Tuco has ever done is sugar.
0:07 Jesse really said the same thing in street terms 😭😭
Nothing like dollarstore breaking bad to really make you appreciate the quality of the real deal.
Got to give it to Metastasis. They hired such a top notch actor to play both the cousins, and he perfectly portrays them as emotionless, ice-cold blooded killers. True psychos.
Hell no, in metastasis the guy acts too robotic, and has goofy expressions for no reason. The line "muy facil" sounds so forced, like robot said it
@@PolishGod1234 he was joking
@@thereinthetrees_5626 ok
@@PolishGod1234 🧂
Yes! Metastasis is much better! They have such great acting!
Weird thing to notice here, but honestly if the dude had just told Tuco "sorry I thought it'd sound cool" he probably would've been fine, Tuco's high enough that he'd probably just laugh and tell him to piss off
“Honestly Tuco I was just trying to sound gangster, obviously everything’s going good with the drugs for money arrangements, sorry haha i’ll be quiet”
Lmaooo
One year later, I still think the other is more of a comedy version.
-KID. Mom I want breaking bad DVD.
-MOM. We've got the breaking bad DVD at home.
-The breaking bad DVD at home....
Wow, Tuco looks like Mickey Mouse wtf is this
That's the second time I see this exact comparison and I'm laughing my ass off, he doesn't look at all like Mickey Mouse and the comparison is so random but it works so well lol.
How in the flying fuck does he look like Mickey Mouse lmfao
@@grongy6122 I KNOW RIGHT?
@@panasonic_youth he act like micky mouse, like some overly jolly and laughing character.
@@eliadbu meth got him like 😆😆😆
The Salamanca Twins in Breaking Bad actually sound intimidating and when Marco said “Too Easy” he said it in a way like he truly despised Hank, while Metastasis’ version sounded so dull and monotonous
He sounded like terminator
muy fasil. 😐
Metástasis is just adding vine booms every 2 seconds
4:17 my man got hit so hard he briefly disappeared.
8:41 ok now those cuts are definetely real, the way the upper skin layer squishes that pumps the blood out is crazy, one interesting detail you havent noticed.
Ultra realistic set prop provided generously by the cartel.
- " Mamá, ¿podemos tener Breaking Bad? "
- "Ya tenemos Breaking Bad en casa "
El Breaking Bad en casa:
You spelled my username wrong
I can't speak a single word of spanish yet I understand it.
@@NoIdeaReallysame lmao
@Undercover The Meme language is universal and I think it's beautiful 😍
xD soy colombiano pero eso de metastasis es una mierda literal
0:47 Best acting ever 😂😂😂
6:48 goofy ahh skull 💀
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metastasis always has felt that you are describing breaking bad, not watching.
0:45 why does bro jump like a happy child
I actually cackled at the 8:55 shot with Hank trying to put the bullet into the gun because it has like a split second shot of the bullet falling and clinking to the ground. It's is so funny to me. I had a feeling they were going to mess that tiny little shot up because it seemed like a really technical shot to pull off and of course they would.
are you the real _Checkmang or are you a fake?
Tuco in Metastasis looks like your average uncle
We have breaking bad at home
Th Breaking bad at home :
Honestly, Metástasis had some really good ideas in the Salamanca fight. The original's edit has all these extra shots that make it feel choppy by comparison (like during the car hit), being able to see the shooter through the breaking window is much easier to follow, and having Hank (well, Henry) play dead right before the killing shot does a lot to explain how he actually pulls it off.
That's about all the praise I can give it, but it's there.
8:30 This sequence is pretty well done too. I mean obviously not on par with the original, but still very good
Tuco in Breaking Bad actually poses as a threat, and doesn't overreact, meanwhile Metastasis Tuco started doing jumping jacks because of it 💀
Instead of the salamanca twins they just put discord mods
I think some of the Metastasis actors are good, but the bad ones ruin a lot, also a huge difference in the directors wow.
Yes you are right. In my opinion Saul Bueno's actor is pretty good. And there are some more decent actors in this show. But the actors for the twins should have been fired after the line at 7:30.
@@LennardNimmo Yeah exactly my thought, he literally couldn't have put less effort into it,
@@LennardNimmothe actor for metastasis hank was pretty good too
@@LennardNimmo he is one of our most respected and professional actors in Colombia, guy is a legend he nailed saul imo
@@LennardNimmo They probably wanted to. But their characters were reaching their fate so I don't see the point of doing that.
Carlos Ballarta hizo un buen trabajo haciendo de los primos de Tuco en metástasis
There are people in Columbia who never saw Breaking Bad and think Metástasis is the best show ever. 💀
My mom lmao
There are actually people that call Breaking Bad terrible and say this one is "leaps and bounds ahead", even in acting. Or that they thought that BB was good until they saw this series which makes BB to look like trash and they consider this a masterpiece, saying that they don't know why it has bad reviews.
@Turbo Light I refuse to believe that is true lol. How could someone even have that opinion?
Colombia
@@TurboLightou’re the perfect example 😂
4:32 what not being bald does to a mf
The funny thing about Metastasis is that it's not a rip off, it actually an official adaptation. It was produced by the same production company, Sony Pictures.
Still want to see it though...
Well, that makes it waaay worse…
why didn't they just dub the original into Spanish? I don't get it.
@@CoolGobyFish idk, that's why it's so baffling.
@@caseygtr reminds me of Mexican Dracula that was shot on the same set as Bela Lagosi film but with Spanish actors.
the guy at 2:44 is my favorite character in any tv series
Mom, can we have Breaking Bad at home?
We have Breaking Bad at home
Breaking Bad at home:
When Walter Blanco said to Jose Miguel Rosas "es hora de cocinas" is truly one of the moments of all time. Bravo Andi
The sad thing is that the man playing Tuco in Metastasis (Damian Alcázar) is actually a great Mexican actor that has won several awards. It was embarrassing to see him here.
Tuco's behavior definitely doesn't fit him at all. Every time he's blown it out of the park, he was playing the cool, collected, and calculating kingpin. Tuco is supposed to be unhinged and explosive, and unpredictable.
@@jahazielvazquez7264 In cryfocake's clip video of Metastasis he is a goofy cartel rather than a unhinged individual acting like Mexican Goofy or Mickey
No wonder he was the only guy who seemed to be decent lol
Metatasis Hank finding out about walt just looks like he took a massive dumb and he realised that there's more coming💀💀💀
If anyone's wondering:
Deal with Tuco - Breaking Bad: S1E7
Hank vs. Salamanca twins - Breaking Bad: S3E7
Hank finds out - Breaking Bad: S5E8
Discount walter looks like discount jerma 😂
6:10 made me lmao
Those screams lol
Some gta npc screams😂
@@BayAreaMike99 yeah 🤣
For me it was the original BB screams that sounded funny
The audio of hanks car hiting the other one in the parking lot, 5:05 is literally just the same audio ripped from Breaking Bad
And it’s just a bumper slightly hitting another bumper. In breaking bad it actually looks like the headlight hit the other car and broke.
11:01 Columbian Walter Smile
9:06 bootleg hank aim lower than it should be
English dub of metasis was so effective that it changed everything 💀
The fact that they used a Grand Cherokee in place of a Patriot says everything that needs to be said.
@Adam Suxx ★ Fuck. Point still stands lol
@@Adam_Suxx Though, BB is sponsored by Chrysler and you see Hank using both Commander and Patriot in different seasons.
@@teslasharkbb is a very interesting choice for a show to sponsor but it does explain why Walt specifically got a chyster 300 and a dodge challenger.