@@ciello___8307 If you are going to just mention those departments as individual then I assume you are speaking about the people in charge of those departments and not the people who is making the decisions especially when sound and music which are also one of the heavyweights of filmmaking are not even mentioned Let's take away framing and color correction and just say "this is why acting is so important no matter how good a story is", the director CAN act in his own film but usually is not like that, and yes, the director has to direct (duh) the actors but depending on the movie having a good or a bad actor makes the difference, so stop being a smartass
It really makes you appreciate the cinematographer even more after you realise how much effort they put into the scene, Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul will always be the best.
As a spanish speaking person I must say that the breaking bad script is so good that even when it's translated to another language, localized to fit the culture, shot with a lower budget with poorer cinematography and with telenovela caliber acting it still remains 60% watchable... not that I will, but I could if I had to.
I never noticed until now, but at 2:22 the sound designer added the sound of "Howard Dean's Infamous Yell" that ended his chances of winning the 2004 election. What a strange easter egg.
7:04 I think this comparison highlights the biggest flaw with Metastasis. Metastasis actually shows more, it shows Jesse bleeding and being injured however, whether its due to budget or bad special effects artists, the "injuries" Jesse has are visibly... nothing. He's bleeding, but considering how much Hank was beating the shit out of him, he looks fine, which ends up taking us out of the scene as we're shown how fake it is. Whereas in the original, we actually don't Jesse's injuries at all. The scene is centered on Hank, so that's all we see. Even when Jesse is in frame, the camera is focused on Hank's bloody hand. Despite it showing less, it feels more brutal.
Henry also asks his questions and then starts beating up Jose, unlike Hank screaming out the questions as he's punching Jesse's face in. This is a relatively minor change but it slightly recontextualizes the scene to Henry making the conscious decision to beat him up without giving him the chance to talk rather than getting carried away in rage like with Hank. Also him holding his face in shame is just cheesy and unsubtle compared to the more grounded reaction of Hank seemingly nonverbally in denial over what he'd just done and unsure what to do. I do like how they rewrote the scene so that Henry gets there at the same time as Jose though, it makes him a little less dumb than Jesse already at the door and not locking it when he sees a cop approaching rapidly with murderous intent plainly on his face for 10 seconds.
at 6:18 when Saul Bueno made that awful joke about Hank's mother, Hank does not said "bad he exists" he said "malo el chiste" which actually translates to "bad joke". So even the writters of metástasis know that the joke suck ass and is not a shocking unexpected roast like the one in Breaking Bad.
The Metastasis actor playing Tuco is actually a very decent Mexican actor and I think his take on a narco is very well done. Altho it's not Tuco, it is a very real kind of Mexican narco who is likable to the community altho killer and insane... You can kind of understand why narco culture is appealing to young people in small towns with this kind of character. Tuco, on the other hand, is a tyrant.
Yep. His name is Demián Alcázar, an excellent and well respected actor in Mexico. I'd recommend watching one of his movies "El Infierno", anyone who liked BB would definitely love that movie too. its also very deep, quite funny and raw as hell.
Perhaps cartels living in America behave more ruthlessly than those living in Mexico Doesn’t mean they’re “better people” per se but perhaps the strategy is different than when you’re trying to woo Mexican locals as opposed to scaring off other gangs and competitors
If he were to throw it at the wall, and it doesn't incapacitate tuco and the boyz, he probably wouldn't be able to just grab the bag of fulminated mercury. Also, it was an awesome scene.
@@LeonLindProductions idk about 'cartoonish', It seems perfectly fine to me. To me it just looks like he's throwing it at the ground, not directly at his feet. If anything, I'd say the Metastasis version feels more cartoonish because of Walter Blanco's goofy ass expression when he throws the bag lol
@@talibhassan652 i mean, it does look like it hurts everyone, but yeah Walter probably should've been affected by it a bit more considering how close he was to the explosion. I guess realism doesn't really matter as much to me as other aspects of filmmaking, so that scene doesn't really bother me at all. But I do get why people would want a show like BB to be as realistic as possible, though
Not gonna lie, Saul Bueno calling Hank, Gomey and the detective "Hugo, Paco and Luis" (which are the names of Huey, Dewey, and Louie in spanish) was funny
Hey I'm from Colombia, the country that produced metastasis. Even though I didn't watch it all, it was still acceptable and of course breaking bad is wayyy better. P.S: the actress that plays the colombian version of skyler is way hotter, believe me
6:43 "Hugo Paco y Luis" That's a reference to Donald Duck's nephews! That's what Huewey, Dewey and Louie (or whatever their names are lmao) are called in Latinamerica
The guy that performs Tuco in Metástasis is actually a good actor, he did a great job in Narcos as Gilberto Rodríguez, the boss of the Cali's Cartel. Although he is mexican, not colombian.
There are a lot of Narcos actors in Metastasis, and it's hilarious to see how much worse their acting is here. Jesse is Fabio Ochoa in the first season, Hank is Orlando Henao from North Valley. Tuco is Gilberto from Cali. How is it possible that they all are so much worse here lol. Idk if it's the script, direction, or if they literally just did 1 take. Gilberto has a Tuco moment in Narcos after Pablo bombs his daughter's wedding, and his acting there was incredible. Yet when he's literally Tuco he acts like a goofball at the carnival lol.
@@domskillet5744 compared to narcos you can tell they went for full soap opera here And besides, for them this was probably something they did to pay the bills lol
I'm relatively new to the Breaking Bad universe. I worked a grueling six day, 12 hour night shift while it was airing. I'm gobsmacked to have learned this even exists.
This comparison is so important for filmmaking knowledge. The scene where Hank beats Jesse has really great emotional resonance but I had no idea why until now. *Lighting* the dark shadows obscures Jesse's face and the scene which makes your brain fill in the finer details while creating a dramatic set piece. Metastasis is done in broad daylight well lit which shows the worst of the effects. If you're doing effects and they look bad obscure as much as you can without removing, it's one of the many reasons metastasis fails.
You aren't wrong about the effects, but I actually feel the overall scene felt more realistic in metastasis (a bloody rare occurrence - meta being superior) but just personally I always felt it was off putting the way Jesse just sorta, stands there, when Hank is CLEARLY striding at him with violent intent. The way meta Jesse can basically tell straight away, going on his body language, hands up, backing away AS he defends himself verbally, it did feel like a more realistic build-up to the beating. You are right about the beating itself being poorly done though. From what I've seen, meta Hank is one of the better actors in this version so that probably helped too
You think Vince would say say yes if the makers of Metastasis asked him for permission to do a remake of Better call Saul? I hope he does just to see what amalgamation they create. The casting for Lalo salamanca would be dope
@@LennardNimmo I hope they don't and they just double down. Just grabbing some randos from the street that kind of resemble the cast instead of actual actors this time.
I read this and was reminded of that one scene in BCS where Saul punches through a wall to get something and they use that one stock sound effect that sounds like you punched a hole through someone.
8:21 that punch was so hard ,it reverted his fist back to it's original position, faster than the human eye could register, breaking(bad) the sound barrier
You can see how direction from Vince and his team and the quality of actors made such a difference. In the hands of a bad director, you get Metastasis -- great concept with bad execution. Breaking bad is great concept, excellent execution.
Excuse me when Walter asked Tuco for payment upfront Tuco would've never said "sure", he'd feel defeated and give the money but not announcing that he will. It is not in his character.
Bryan Cranston is another level of acting, but Skylar, Aaron Paul and Hank were all also excellent in their roles... Its really hard to compare against that level of acting.
@@leofwulf268 Actually, most of the cast for Metastasis are pretty renowned and established actors, and for the most part they play their roles pretty well. It had more to do with directing, budget and time constraints, along with the expectations from the telenovela format, than anything else, really.
The scene with Saul Bueno and "Hank" beating up "Jesse" were the first scenes I've seen from Metastasis that didn't make me think they were deliberately trying to screw up.
The ending really shows the difference when skyler tells Walt about ted you can see the pain in his eyes like his heart has been ripped out amazing acting then you get to Metastasis and he looks confused rather than upset like someone told him it wasn’t Tuesday today it was Wednesday there’s a clear cut between the 2
I still a see a deep pain in his eyes but it definitely looks like he’s really confused too. Like if you got important dates mixed up and missed something because of that
@@Gamingturtle090 I did mean only Blanco, Brian's face is that of utter sadness and losness like where did he go wrong? why did Skylar do this? with the overall emotion being sadness while Blanco just looks plain confused
I actually like Colombian Tuco's different reaction to the "This is not meth" stunt. The original Tuco seems genuinely shocked but Colombian Tuco just laughs it off like this is a normal occurrence.
I totally hear you. I think the Metástasis portrayal of Tuco has its merits, but I prefer OG Tuco's reaction. There's a difference between a character being unhinged and being insane, and I think the original unhinged portrayal of Tuco is more nuanced and actually even *less* predictable than a purely insane portrayal. And when I think about it, my favorite quality of Tuco's is his unpredictability. It's also such a dramatic and sudden shift in the power dynamic of the scene that it feels better that Tuco is suddenly shocked and compliant. It feels like the redone scene takes the wind out of Walt's trick, which I think is major loss
2:22 LOL! I never noticed they used the 2004: The scream that doomed Howard Dean! Ha ha ha ha! Hilarious! Never picked up on that little touch till now.
i like how the camera focuses on skyler who’s standing further away from walt, who’s also talking, in order to drag our attention to her, setting the bomb she’s going to drop
I give Metastasis for Throwing fake meth scene because walt didnt throwing it at the wall in Breaking Bad Walt couldnt survive explosion that close(epic english)
For all the negatives on Metástasis, i actually like some stuff in those scenes. This colombian Tuco actually has a cool design; i like how the colombian Hank has a more passive aggressive interaction with Saul Bueno, even taking a photo with him, XD; the colombian Hank and Jesse scene has some bad sound effects, but i like how he looks so remorseful after beating him up; I'm kinda divided between the 'i fucked ted' scenes, Anna Gunn's delivery was more subtle and matter-of-fact, with a type of revengeful anger in her eyes, but the Cielo Branco's delivery seemed more build up because of the different dialogue but generally it was more melodramatic.
The guy playing "Tuco" is Demián Alcázar, an excellent and well respected actor in México. I'd recommend watching one of his movies "El Infierno", anyone who liked BB would definitely love that movie too. its also very deep, quite funny and raw as hell.
On the final scene in the video, BB kept the shots wide with few cuts to deliberately emphasize the physical and allegorically emotional distance between Walt and Skyler, and takes time to emphasize Skyler chewing on Walt's food for thought before dropping the IFT, and Bryan Cranston's acting convey both Walt's shock at the revelation and his recontextuaizing it with his line about honesty. Meanwhile on Metastasis, the shots are primarily close ups that cut between Walter and Cielo so frequently that we can't connect with either of their reactions, while the relatively short pause before Cielo drops the IFT and the equally short pause between said drop and her exit paint her merely as petty. And Blanco's reaction looks like the hero from a Saturday morning cartoon got duped by the villain in the most formulaic manner possible. But I'm just happy Dean Norris follows through on his punches. Edit: Who's playing MS Tuco, a squirrel?
I guess I die on this hill alone but I did like Metastasis. I never saw it as a replacement or an attempt to be as great as Breaking Bad. I never felt it pretended to be that. Simply a love/admiration letter made with whatever low budget they had.
@@DavidFelipe03 who cares if credit is given when they're still making a profit off of the intellectual property of someone else. If nobody made a single dollar from metastasis then that's one thing, but that's clearly not the case. It's quite egregious.
@@JAKEtheRAKE23and Scorcese won an Oscar from making a crappy remake of Infernal Affairs, so? How much money American versions of the Ring or the Girl with Dragon Tattoo made? But once it's the other way around, you get mad.
that's too much praise this kinda brakes saul charecter, like it doesn't make him seem like a fast talking sly but smart lawyer, when in BB saul went to ask hank, he didn't start by calling him gay first and throw a few insults, he starts by asking them in a casual way about what they are talking about, to which hank deflects by insulting him and so saul manages to flip the insult on hank and double down, showing him that he's not an asshole but he's able to talk the talk. Methastasis saul seems like just an asshole who can't talk to save his own life.
Honestly Metástasis looks like a lot of fun, like it definitely feels like more of an easy watch and something I could enjoy after a long day as opposed to Breaking Bad which ngl feels like it requires a lot more investment Also, I honestly like what they did to some of the characters. They're definitely adaptations, but their styles and attitudes are vastly different in ways that are pretty interesting to see. I particularly like Metástasis's Jesse, he definitely feels like he fits the part visually speaking more than Aaron Paul
If there’s one thing about meta-stasis I’ll applaud them for, it’s Hank punching Jesse in the face and Jesse‘s head whips back and shatters the glass on his front door, that was actually pretty cool
I like how Tuco's hideout is more organically incorporated into the city/neighborhood - seems more realistic. In BB Tuco's hideout being a relatively high-tech bunker isolated from the rest of the city always seemed somewhat unrealistic/implausible to me - wouldn't that make it easier for cops to monitor criminal activity? Whereas in Metastatis the hideout is organically incorporated into a high population slum which seems closer to reality... (then again what do I know.... 🤷♂)
BB Tuco's hideout IS in the slums of Albuquerque and regular neighborhood. And no, in US it's much harder to hide your crime in middle class neighborhood. In the Ghetto, police don't go there.
Thanks for watching everyone! Part 3: th-cam.com/video/5DTpez7Tpfs/w-d-xo.html
You've invented interdimensional cable irl.
WHEN HE SAYS LITTLE TWERP HE LOOKS AT A LITTLE TWERP
3:55 feels like when a videogame shows you movie footage and then it transitions into cutscene
lmao
Pre-release trailer: Breaking Bad
The game: Metástasis
It's so hilarious how accurate this is
It looks more of a comparison between the graphics of gta sa and gta v
can't be more accurate than that
This is why framing, color correction, and acting are so important, no matter how good a story is
You forget the most important, direction
@@ReaperFrost Direction is what decides framing, color, acting, etc
“Just because you killed Jesse James, don't make you Jesse James.”
Yeah most of these actors were in Narcos and the performances were great in that show. Shows how important good direction is.
@@ciello___8307 If you are going to just mention those departments as individual then I assume you are speaking about the people in charge of those departments and not the people who is making the decisions especially when sound and music which are also one of the heavyweights of filmmaking are not even mentioned
Let's take away framing and color correction and just say "this is why acting is so important no matter how good a story is", the director CAN act in his own film but usually is not like that, and yes, the director has to direct (duh) the actors but depending on the movie having a good or a bad actor makes the difference, so stop being a smartass
It really makes you appreciate the cinematographer even more after you realise how much effort they put into the scene, Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul will always be the best.
Idk Cuentale a Saul trumps both of those..
its insane how many invisible things go into making a great show. you dont 'see' it when its there but you definitely notice it when it's not
When i punches jesse it looks like hes hitting him but backwards
yep, vince and his team did such good work. Some of the shot composition, the lighting is really excellent for a TV show.
And the casting! The Saul scenes are absolutely nothing without that bravado.
He's holding the bag like its a Gmod crowbar 4:30
😂😂😂
Walter Blanco about to pull the F12 + act dance
Haha
😂😂😂😂
isnt it the half -life crowbar?
8:06 bro im ngl metastasis hank hits with the gravity of a fucking neutron star
brah I laughed so hard at this, thank you!
The man shattered the glass despite the glass remaining perfectly intact. His power level is ineradicable!
it sounded like he was smashing a watermelon with each punch lmao
LMFAO i died
LOL
gets *punched by Hank*
the *sound of a train colliding with a pickup truck*
As a spanish speaking person I must say that the breaking bad script is so good that even when it's translated to another language, localized to fit the culture, shot with a lower budget with poorer cinematography and with telenovela caliber acting it still remains 60% watchable... not that I will, but I could if I had to.
Metastasis looks like it was made by students as a school project and it's still good because the script works
Metastasis actually had a way *higher* budget
I think it isn't "telenovela" in english. As far as i know "novela" translates to "soap opera", so "telenovela" should be something else
@@gabrielbarros493 🤓
@@gabrielbarros493 bro wtf breaking bad had horrible spanish all the way smh
Metastasis Tuco is a lot more like Lalo than Tuco
you cannot compare that piece of shit with lalo salamanca
Furreal I like how they did get the actor from El Infierno tho, but it was the wrong casting for that character
@@keveardo true
And not in a good way lmao.
@@vitaplexing i also hate what they did to saul, it completely ruins the saul goodman vibe
I never noticed until now, but at 2:22 the sound designer added the sound of "Howard Dean's Infamous Yell" that ended his chances of winning the 2004 election. What a strange easter egg.
I had to look up that reference to see what you meant and you’re right hahaha
BYAAHHHHHH!
the Dean scream
holy shit good ear
LOL! I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed that!
8:13 bro punched him so hard he shattered nonexistent glass
@Jude hugo
He shattered the glass door lol
Bro that was his jaw. 🤦
@@UnCreativeDeconstructionismthat was the door, your jaw doesn’t shatter like glass lmfao
@@BisexualPlagueDoctor considering how meta hank literally punched the shit out of meta jesse, id say his jaw is like glass
7:04 I think this comparison highlights the biggest flaw with Metastasis. Metastasis actually shows more, it shows Jesse bleeding and being injured however, whether its due to budget or bad special effects artists, the "injuries" Jesse has are visibly... nothing. He's bleeding, but considering how much Hank was beating the shit out of him, he looks fine, which ends up taking us out of the scene as we're shown how fake it is.
Whereas in the original, we actually don't Jesse's injuries at all. The scene is centered on Hank, so that's all we see. Even when Jesse is in frame, the camera is focused on Hank's bloody hand. Despite it showing less, it feels more brutal.
Henry also asks his questions and then starts beating up Jose, unlike Hank screaming out the questions as he's punching Jesse's face in. This is a relatively minor change but it slightly recontextualizes the scene to Henry making the conscious decision to beat him up without giving him the chance to talk rather than getting carried away in rage like with Hank. Also him holding his face in shame is just cheesy and unsubtle compared to the more grounded reaction of Hank seemingly nonverbally in denial over what he'd just done and unsure what to do.
I do like how they rewrote the scene so that Henry gets there at the same time as Jose though, it makes him a little less dumb than Jesse already at the door and not locking it when he sees a cop approaching rapidly with murderous intent plainly on his face for 10 seconds.
Mexican vs US intelligence
@@warrioremperor6320 *Colombian
@@warrioremperor6320 It's Colombian. Nice showcase of your intelligence btw
Also the lighting.
at 6:18 when Saul Bueno made that awful joke about Hank's mother, Hank does not said "bad he exists" he said "malo el chiste" which actually translates to "bad joke". So even the writters of metástasis know that the joke suck ass and is not a shocking unexpected roast like the one in Breaking Bad.
Even the same Saul Bueno says "malo, malo" meaning he roast himself
Damn, Metastasis did one thing actually better than Breaking Bad
Raul Hombr-ueno
@@ppvc388 not at all? The writers made a shit joke and went meta that’s not good writing
@Niko self-awareness and being meta.
Chad Metastasis strike yet again.
The Metastasis actor playing Tuco is actually a very decent Mexican actor and I think his take on a narco is very well done. Altho it's not Tuco, it is a very real kind of Mexican narco who is likable to the community altho killer and insane... You can kind of understand why narco culture is appealing to young people in small towns with this kind of character. Tuco, on the other hand, is a tyrant.
He WAS a narco in Narcos as well haha he was Gilberto Rodriguez, and he is a very good actor
Kind of like Lalo
TIGHT TIGHT TIGHT TIGHT! YEAH!
Yep. His name is Demián Alcázar, an excellent and well respected actor in Mexico. I'd recommend watching one of his movies "El Infierno", anyone who liked BB would definitely love that movie too. its also very deep, quite funny and raw as hell.
Perhaps cartels living in America behave more ruthlessly than those living in Mexico
Doesn’t mean they’re “better people” per se but perhaps the strategy is different than when you’re trying to woo Mexican locals as opposed to scaring off other gangs and competitors
This is the moment where Walter White becomes Walter Blanco
esta momento donde saul goodman se convirtio a saul bueno
Yo Hablo ingles
@@RoshanAntonyTauro Speak Ingles
It's waltuh blanco
@@ikhwanal-ehsan7780 Ok, Kid named Dedo
I like how Walter Blanco throws the "meth" away from himself instead of directly at his feet.
Yeah that always seemed cartoonish and stupid to me, that he just throws it at his feet.
If he were to throw it at the wall, and it doesn't incapacitate tuco and the boyz, he probably wouldn't be able to just grab the bag of fulminated mercury. Also, it was an awesome scene.
@@LeonLindProductions idk about 'cartoonish', It seems perfectly fine to me. To me it just looks like he's throwing it at the ground, not directly at his feet. If anything, I'd say the Metastasis version feels more cartoonish because of Walter Blanco's goofy ass expression when he throws the bag lol
@@hapahapahappyillogical is better word. The blowup that happened without hurting Walter White is completely illogical. Cool scene though.
@@talibhassan652 i mean, it does look like it hurts everyone, but yeah Walter probably should've been affected by it a bit more considering how close he was to the explosion.
I guess realism doesn't really matter as much to me as other aspects of filmmaking, so that scene doesn't really bother me at all. But I do get why people would want a show like BB to be as realistic as possible, though
Not gonna lie, Saul Bueno calling Hank, Gomey and the detective "Hugo, Paco and Luis" (which are the names of Huey, Dewey, and Louie in spanish) was funny
Lmao he low-key roasted them
@masonthunkwell9786 It doesn't, that's just what they're called. In Spain, they're called "Juanito, Jorgito and Pedrito""
@@masonthunkwell9786it used to be more common for names to be localized too. For example, Bruce Wayne is Bruno Diaz.
Saul Bueno was the only good part of
@@masonthunkwell9786Let's agree that the names have no translation
I mean, Francisco is not a translation of Francis, it is just an equivalent
I love the goofy sound effects in Metastasis. Hank sounds like he’s punching the open half of a grapefruit.
12:12 This is the moment Ted became Ernesto
Spanish soap opera
Hey I'm from Colombia, the country that produced metastasis. Even though I didn't watch it all, it was still acceptable and of course breaking bad is wayyy better. P.S: the actress that plays the colombian version of skyler is way hotter, believe me
@lobomalsano I noticed Skylers actress in metastasis, and I couldn't agree more 😂
Damn Ernie is pulling after bcs
Me acosté con Ernesto *music *
When mom says we have Breaking bad at home
6:43 "Hugo Paco y Luis" That's a reference to Donald Duck's nephews! That's what Huewey, Dewey and Louie (or whatever their names are lmao) are called in Latinamerica
Hubert dewford and Llewellyn
Edit: me laik DuckTalee
The guy that performs Tuco in Metástasis is actually a good actor, he did a great job in Narcos as Gilberto Rodríguez, the boss of the Cali's Cartel. Although he is mexican, not colombian.
There are a lot of Narcos actors in Metastasis, and it's hilarious to see how much worse their acting is here. Jesse is Fabio Ochoa in the first season, Hank is Orlando Henao from North Valley. Tuco is Gilberto from Cali. How is it possible that they all are so much worse here lol. Idk if it's the script, direction, or if they literally just did 1 take.
Gilberto has a Tuco moment in Narcos after Pablo bombs his daughter's wedding, and his acting there was incredible. Yet when he's literally Tuco he acts like a goofball at the carnival lol.
@@domskillet5744 compared to narcos you can tell they went for full soap opera here
And besides, for them this was probably something they did to pay the bills lol
@@leofwulf268 That's why I don't blame the actors lol.
@@leofwulf268 That's why I don't blame the actors lol.
I think Tuco in this version is still mexican as in the previous comparison he said something like "you columbians"
6:22 dude was just cracking the entire scene
This is literally so insane that this exists.
Exactly
Like the pathetic gringo attempt to copy Ugly Betty
I'm relatively new to the Breaking Bad universe. I worked a grueling six day, 12 hour night shift while it was airing. I'm gobsmacked to have learned this even exists.
8:13 im convinced that Henry is actually omni-man in disguise with that skull splitting punch
Kid: "MOM! I want to see Breaking bad!"
Mom: "We have Breaking Bad at home..."
Mom: "Tenemos Breaking Bad en casa..."
8:13 that punch made me shit myself along with jesse
Bro legit died
In metastatis it’s actually jose
He broke the glass without physically breaking (bad) it
i don't know how to explain it but he punches in reverse lmao
@@ChilledGricken IKR! xD its like he recoils his arm back harder than he punches
This comparison is so important for filmmaking knowledge. The scene where Hank beats Jesse has really great emotional resonance but I had no idea why until now. *Lighting* the dark shadows obscures Jesse's face and the scene which makes your brain fill in the finer details while creating a dramatic set piece. Metastasis is done in broad daylight well lit which shows the worst of the effects. If you're doing effects and they look bad obscure as much as you can without removing, it's one of the many reasons metastasis fails.
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You aren't wrong about the effects, but I actually feel the overall scene felt more realistic in metastasis (a bloody rare occurrence - meta being superior) but just personally I always felt it was off putting the way Jesse just sorta, stands there, when Hank is CLEARLY striding at him with violent intent.
The way meta Jesse can basically tell straight away, going on his body language, hands up, backing away AS he defends himself verbally, it did feel like a more realistic build-up to the beating.
You are right about the beating itself being poorly done though. From what I've seen, meta Hank is one of the better actors in this version so that probably helped too
Wow, I love these comparisons. I would love to see the scene where Fring walks out in front of the sniper next
Sure that one will be in part 3 which I will upload in a couple of hours!
@@LennardNimmo Where is it then?
@@TaxingIsThievingour guy really dipped
0:36 It doesn't even look like these actors were filmed in the same room.
You think Vince would say say yes if the makers of Metastasis asked him for permission to do a remake of Better call Saul? I hope he does just to see what amalgamation they create. The casting for Lalo salamanca would be dope
Haha I really hope they do. I hope they learn from their mistakes with Metastasis and do better casting.
@@LennardNimmo I hope they don't and they just double down. Just grabbing some randos from the street that kind of resemble the cast instead of actual actors this time.
Aren't they doing one?
an adaptation of BCS was literally confirmed last year.
@@thalamusDecimation
WHITE LALO HYYYYYYYYYYYYYPE
2:50 This is not meth, its a sugar cube.
You'd think it would be just as easy for them to use actual meth as a prop.
2:22 Dude, is that the goddamn 2004 Howard Dean scream!?
So glad I'm not the only one who noticed XD
I read this and was reminded of that one scene in BCS where Saul punches through a wall to get something and they use that one stock sound effect that sounds like you punched a hole through someone.
8:21 that punch was so hard
,it reverted his fist back to it's original position, faster than the human eye could register, breaking(bad) the sound barrier
Haha I just noticed
He thinks he's Saul 💀
He looks like michael jackson lmaoooooo
You can see how direction from Vince and his team and the quality of actors made such a difference. In the hands of a bad director, you get Metastasis -- great concept with bad execution. Breaking bad is great concept, excellent execution.
I don’t know what your talking about vice is lucky he saw the og metastasis show he wouldn’t have made that breaking bad money.
@@Doctor_Feel_Good he saying breaking bad is better. Not that hard to understand
@@AlexLopez-qj1or And clearly sarcasm and jokes are hard for you to understand it’s ok little buddy keep thinking you might get it.
Stolen concept*
Or copied, whatever
Excuse me when Walter asked Tuco for payment upfront Tuco would've never said "sure", he'd feel defeated and give the money but not announcing that he will. It is not in his character.
@@elmitrocrack I mean it is a copy, and they are making everything else the same, so why wouldn't his character be the same
youre excused?
0:14 50 CHEESE ??!
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the third scene wouldn't have been so bad except the "let's see" line 🤣it was so out of place
Haha that is exactly what I thought
That's just bad translation in the subtitles imo
@@LennardNimmo In Spanish it makes perfect sense lol but the literal translation to English is what's weird
I like the part where the glass breaks. Makes it feel like Discount Hank is full of rage
Bryan Cranston is another level of acting, but Skylar, Aaron Paul and Hank were all also excellent in their roles... Its really hard to compare against that level of acting.
Breaking bad is SOOOO fucking good is waaaaaaay better than that Crap of metastasis sorry
It's sad for metastasis brba got top level actors while they got (for the most part)
Soap opera guys
It's sad for metastasis brba got top level actors while they got (for the most part)
Soap opera guys
@@leofwulf268 Actually, most of the cast for Metastasis are pretty renowned and established actors, and for the most part they play their roles pretty well. It had more to do with directing, budget and time constraints, along with the expectations from the telenovela format, than anything else, really.
Spanish Saul looks a bit fruity.
I'm Colombian and this comment section sent me
He looks like a lesbian school principal
He’s the best actor of the bunch.
I think the problems with metastasis is how bad the camera moves every single time one character talks forgetting the scenario
The scene with Saul Bueno and "Hank" beating up "Jesse" were the first scenes I've seen from Metastasis that didn't make me think they were deliberately trying to screw up.
6:07 my m8 moved on from designing clothing at Ecomoda to the criminal justice system
Tuco looks like Danny Trejo's forgotten brother
I can’t believe I never noticed that the Howard Dean scream was used in that first scene at 2:23.
That punch that opened the door was a nice touch
The ending really shows the difference when skyler tells Walt about ted you can see the pain in his eyes like his heart has been ripped out amazing acting then you get to Metastasis and he looks confused rather than upset like someone told him it wasn’t Tuesday today it was Wednesday there’s a clear cut between the 2
exactly
I still a see a deep pain in his eyes but it definitely looks like he’s really confused too. Like if you got important dates mixed up and missed something because of that
@@Gamingturtle090 yeah lol that's the problem
@@freezasama5802 Oh ok, I misunderstood you. I thought you meant Blanco only looked confused
@@Gamingturtle090 I did mean only Blanco, Brian's face is that of utter sadness and losness like where did he go wrong? why did Skylar do this? with the overall emotion being sadness while Blanco just looks plain confused
I actually like Colombian Tuco's different reaction to the "This is not meth" stunt. The original Tuco seems genuinely shocked but Colombian Tuco just laughs it off like this is a normal occurrence.
Colombian Tuco is more of a Tuco than classic Tuco in this scene lmao
metastasis still managed to get sexier skyler tho
Hes mexican tuco
I totally hear you. I think the Metástasis portrayal of Tuco has its merits, but I prefer OG Tuco's reaction. There's a difference between a character being unhinged and being insane, and I think the original unhinged portrayal of Tuco is more nuanced and actually even *less* predictable than a purely insane portrayal. And when I think about it, my favorite quality of Tuco's is his unpredictability.
It's also such a dramatic and sudden shift in the power dynamic of the scene that it feels better that Tuco is suddenly shocked and compliant. It feels like the redone scene takes the wind out of Walt's trick, which I think is major loss
@@sultan9givewey It's Colombia man. Literally seems like hot women fall from trees over here
2:22 LOL! I never noticed they used the 2004: The scream that doomed Howard Dean!
Ha ha ha ha! Hilarious! Never picked up on that little touch till now.
3:08 so this is how Batman dies
"i slept with ernesto" *vine boom sound effect*
8:08 SAUL BUENO LMAOOOOO
8:12 bro literally pulled his punch
8:33 Ketchup 😋
Wow, I really like the casting for Saul Bueno. exactly what i expect of a parallel or alternate universe version to be like. On point.
8:21 is that hl2 sound?
8:33 what a nice ketchup on hand
You only need to look at a single frame from both shows to see just how much better Breaking Bad is
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We found it guys. These people here who don't understand the superiority of Meatstastitutis
Metastasis is clearly superior
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@@ssnjr1299 at being shit. Yes
Thank you for this compilation! Really shows why metastasis is superior!
i like how the camera focuses on skyler who’s standing further away from walt, who’s also talking, in order to drag our attention to her, setting the bomb she’s going to drop
11:36 you cant really have awkward silence when theres this goofy imovie-stock music in the background
I give Metastasis for Throwing fake meth scene because walt didnt throwing it at the wall in Breaking Bad Walt couldnt survive explosion that close(epic english)
When the Metastasis version of Walt throws the piece of Meth, he threw it straight at the camera guy 😂😂
RIP, camera guy.
Damn this saul of my country is the greatest adaptation to the original
it is fucking amazing what pacing and shot composition can do for a scene
For all the negatives on Metástasis, i actually like some stuff in those scenes. This colombian Tuco actually has a cool design; i like how the colombian Hank has a more passive aggressive interaction with Saul Bueno, even taking a photo with him, XD; the colombian Hank and Jesse scene has some bad sound effects, but i like how he looks so remorseful after beating him up; I'm kinda divided between the 'i fucked ted' scenes, Anna Gunn's delivery was more subtle and matter-of-fact, with a type of revengeful anger in her eyes, but the Cielo Branco's delivery seemed more build up because of the different dialogue but generally it was more melodramatic.
The problem is actually the poor direction of the show, I doubt these actors are really bad, they are just in a bad show
The guy playing "Tuco" is Demián Alcázar, an excellent and well respected actor in México. I'd recommend watching one of his movies "El Infierno", anyone who liked BB would definitely love that movie too. its also very deep, quite funny and raw as hell.
I don't think these actors are actually bad, they're just in a bad production and they have no idea what they're actually doing
The 'I slept with Ted' scene is the best thing I've seen Metastasis copy badly, it's mainly just the music which ruins it in my opinion.
It also cuts way too quickly. The breaking bad scene allowed us to really see Walt’s reaction
shit acting
The scene where Hank beats up Jesse really highlights how good of an actor Dean Norris is.
I really love the cast for Metastasis. Saul Buenohombre already seems like a lawyer I love to hate
I actually like both Sauls! Would love to see them work together-they’d be the damn horsemen of the apocalypse!
On the final scene in the video, BB kept the shots wide with few cuts to deliberately emphasize the physical and allegorically emotional distance between Walt and Skyler, and takes time to emphasize Skyler chewing on Walt's food for thought before dropping the IFT, and Bryan Cranston's acting convey both Walt's shock at the revelation and his recontextuaizing it with his line about honesty. Meanwhile on Metastasis, the shots are primarily close ups that cut between Walter and Cielo so frequently that we can't connect with either of their reactions, while the relatively short pause before Cielo drops the IFT and the equally short pause between said drop and her exit paint her merely as petty. And Blanco's reaction looks like the hero from a Saturday morning cartoon got duped by the villain in the most formulaic manner possible.
But I'm just happy Dean Norris follows through on his punches.
Edit: Who's playing MS Tuco, a squirrel?
I guess I die on this hill alone but I did like Metastasis. I never saw it as a replacement or an attempt to be as great as Breaking Bad. I never felt it pretended to be that. Simply a love/admiration letter made with whatever low budget they had.
They profited off this blatant plagiarism. This is a joke.
@@JAKEtheRAKE23 that's not how it works, it ain't plagiarism when full due credit is given.
@@DavidFelipe03 who cares if credit is given when they're still making a profit off of the intellectual property of someone else. If nobody made a single dollar from metastasis then that's one thing, but that's clearly not the case. It's quite egregious.
@@JAKEtheRAKE23 Rather BB probably profited off Metastasis as they likely had to give permision for it.
@@JAKEtheRAKE23and Scorcese won an Oscar from making a crappy remake of Infernal Affairs, so? How much money American versions of the Ring or the Girl with Dragon Tattoo made? But once it's the other way around, you get mad.
5:50 This part is actually pretty good... for the standards of Metastásis.
Saul bueno is one of the best parts
that's too much praise this kinda brakes saul charecter, like it doesn't make him seem like a fast talking sly but smart lawyer, when in BB saul went to ask hank, he didn't start by calling him gay first and throw a few insults, he starts by asking them in a casual way about what they are talking about, to which hank deflects by insulting him and so saul manages to flip the insult on hank and double down, showing him that he's not an asshole but he's able to talk the talk.
Methastasis saul seems like just an asshole who can't talk to save his own life.
Saul 'Bueno' looks like hes going through Cancer treatment himself...
i didnt realize how much lighting affects a scene, camera work i was aware but lighting wow it really makes a difference
Metastasis feels like the bloopers reel for Breaking bad
Did I hear the Dean scream in the wreckage of that explosion? Around 2:19 ish
6:41 by 'Hugo, Paco y Luis' Metastasis Saul was referring to 'Huey, Dewey a d Louie' from Ducktales.
Honestly I am a fan of Saul Bueno, his energy is funny.
If you listen carefully, you can hear Howard Dean screaming for America 2:21
Tbh I feel like the metastasis tuco could have been great in another role, but that was just bad casting for tuco.
Its like B.B. from another universe. Fascinating!
Honestly Metástasis looks like a lot of fun, like it definitely feels like more of an easy watch and something I could enjoy after a long day as opposed to Breaking Bad which ngl feels like it requires a lot more investment
Also, I honestly like what they did to some of the characters. They're definitely adaptations, but their styles and attitudes are vastly different in ways that are pretty interesting to see. I particularly like Metástasis's Jesse, he definitely feels like he fits the part visually speaking more than Aaron Paul
The Saul in Metastasis looks like Little Richard.
Hol up is that Howard Dean at 2:22 ????
It’s funny because 50,000 dollars is just shy of a million pesos, so Walter Blanco beefed it up to 80 million just because lol
i wouldn’t be surprised if metastasis’ tuco inspired bcs’ lalo even a little bit
2:40 you know its bad when TUCO is telling people to calm down.
To be honest I actually like the change to tuco’s reaction to the explosion more in metástasis
2:40 I love how the clips after the building explodes above dont line up with anything
saul's actor is actually really good
Yes I agree. There are also some more pretty decent actors on this show. They were just casted poorly.
@@PandapotanH i don't think they even had planned to make a prequel series
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@@cord2706 cringe
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Por un momento creí que iba a decir "Voló Flu Flu Saúl"
if walt threw that whole bag on the ground at once, i guarantee everyone in that room most likely would have died
Probably would have found all of them in little pieces
I like the Colombian saul. He’s perfect.
I actually really like Colombian Saul. The actor pretty much brings the same gravitas that Saul needs like Odenkirk.
He's a pretty good actor, btw.
If there’s one thing about meta-stasis I’ll applaud them for, it’s Hank punching Jesse in the face and Jesse‘s head whips back and shatters the glass on his front door, that was actually pretty cool
I like how Tuco's hideout is more organically incorporated into the city/neighborhood - seems more realistic. In BB Tuco's hideout being a relatively high-tech bunker isolated from the rest of the city always seemed somewhat unrealistic/implausible to me - wouldn't that make it easier for cops to monitor criminal activity? Whereas in Metastatis the hideout is organically incorporated into a high population slum which seems closer to reality... (then again what do I know.... 🤷♂)
BB Tuco's hideout IS in the slums of Albuquerque and regular neighborhood. And no, in US it's much harder to hide your crime in middle class neighborhood. In the Ghetto, police don't go there.
Metastasis Tuco didnt even seem a little fazed by the explosion. While BB Tuco seemed a little scared and taken aback
Hank beating jesse in metastasis was harder than og tbh