@Anders Andersson Yes that is exactly what happens here, for example season 1 and season 2 he was completely different compared to how he was later. That was due to him learning and copying from the people around him and that he kills. For example he copies alot of aspects of both Gus and Mike.
@@rigf1997 He kind of copies Jesse after selling him off too (as in Walt's eye's Jesse should have already been dead). When he does come back to ABQ he does it with a strong moral compass for once. He doesn't kill Elliot and Gretchen (really only spooks them into keeping their word) , he finally admits to Skyler that it was an ego trip, *saves* Jesse once he discovers the horrors he was put through, leaves Flynn alone, hell before E&G pissed Heisenberg off, Walter was just going to let himself get arrested and more. He really goes about it as close to moral as a hardened criminal can. And since he copied the traits, and he let Jesse go free, it's very fitting that Walt willingly pays the price even offering that Jesse himself do the honors. Almost as if Walter's new found humanity was more than happy to trade Heisenbergs life for Pinkman's.
I could picture season 3 or whatever walt pulling a knife on mike in rage when he found out mike was spying on him, only to have mike stand there unflinchingly and almost exhaustedly say “walt if you wanna go that way you’re gonna need a bigger knife”
He starts to take on everyone he kills, after killing krazy 8 he started cutting off his crusts on sandwiches like krazy 8 did, then later walt is seen driving a volvo like gus's after he killed him, then when he killed mike he started getting his drinks on the rocks like mike did.
The thing is that Walt is ALWAYS just bluffing, which he somehow gets away with almost everytime. Except when it comes to Mike. Because Mike you see is the real deal. He IS what Walter is merely bluffing / pretending to be
I love the way Walt learns of every person who he had to deal. When he sais: "Elliot... if you wanna go that way, you will need a bigger knife" he sounds EXACTLY like Mike. It's fascinating. The script of this show it's just impecable.
@@Overthinking-rain On Walt’s final day, he scares the shit out of Elliot and Gretchen, frees Jesse and kills the Nazis and gets rid of Lydia. Man went out like a boss.
@@liamwright2510 yes, that's what happens in season 5, but I mean if they had made it longer by showing more about that walter it would have been a bad idea
@@Overthinking-rain honestly I would have been down if it was for at least 3 episodes. A whole episode of how Jesse is being taken "care" from Jack's gang and two episodes of Walter struggling to get to New Mexico as a national fugitive with $10,000,000 in hand. At least JUST two. Not a whole season, but two episodes for him trying to get there, learning some lessons from his poor mistakes from the entire show and one for Jesse.
I think the best part of this that most people overlook is that it's not true. Walter has never been competent at all in fighting, and at this point in the series his cancer had come back strong. He was at his weakest and honestly that small knife would've been enough. It's simply his presence, the looming threat of talking to Heisenberg, that was enough. At this point is reputation is similar to that of Gus', he walks into a room and has complete control even when he could easily be killed, similar to when Gus walked right in front of the sniper and dared him to move against him.
@@kentknightofcaelin4537 Two things wrong with your assertion. 1) A knife used in a slashing motion can cut to the bone, and arteries are not even that deep. A swipe to the neck is all it takes. 2) That knife has at least a 4" blade. Plenty long enough to be lethal if used to stab.
@@dogdriver70 Well but range matters a lot too, sure, the level of damage a stab from a shorter knife deals can be as lethal as a longer one depending on the stab (or slash, for that matter), but the length of the blade can be the difference between a slash/stab on the target and a miss. AND, the shorter your range, the closer you have to get to your enemy, thus bening more risky
Walt was literally the personification of this quote. He is the King of Bluffing. I remember when they were playing Poker, Walt was able to win the hand easily by bluffing. Hank fell for it and it’s like Walt didn’t even realize he was bluffing. Walt is just a naturally good lier.
He's about to murder a nest of Nazis and the people he's talking to know he's a now-legendary crime lord and murderer. He's not weak here. Not in the slightest.
I'm equally impressed at the fact that Gretchen didn't jump on Elliot's back and flap his ears to create a huge windstorm to send Walt flying out the window.
Walt is such a bad ass in this scene, like an old Trevor Phillips, nothing to lose. Even the way he is dressed with his hair and his demeanor and presence is scary and cool.
pikachu896 Trevor is okay. It’s not an awful character, it’s just a severely mentally disabled and ill person. And that’s coming from someone with a severe problem myself.
It's funny, because Walt is bluffing. He's incredibly weak, has been sedentary for months, and his cancer is aggressive at this point. Elliot could overpower him really easily.
@@tek6423 He maybe did, but I also think its likely and more impressive if he's just using the feared and known name of Heisenberg to get what he wants without really doing anything like before. Now he is known as some cold-blooded kingpin, so the title and persona is his weapon of choice.
1:35 the power of confidence. You can be a weak dying old man, and still make someone with a weapon shit their pants. Edit: do not try this, I got stabbed.
DC Denizen exactly. There’s no way all these people thought of this themselves, it’s a pretty subtle thing. People who copy comments for likes that do nothing are a special kind of idiot
@@HieronymousLex There is no way anyone who watched Breaking Bad *missed* this. Its a pretty obvious thing. People who think they are Lex Luthor in real life are a special kind of idiots.
I've always loved this scene, Walt is so casual yet so bad ass it's like he's the angel of death of something. Despite his scruffy look he has this dangerous, unstoppable presence.
Unstoppable I doubt that. I'm not even positive Walt a had a gun on him and he's definitely not a fighter. He's very dangerous because he's very smart and has nothing to lose but physically he has very little skill.
Funny thing is that elliot probably could havr easily taken out walt with that knife. Walt is weakened by cancer and never really showed fighting talent. And elliot has a knife and is taller. It's just walts aura and presence that scared the shit out of elliot.
I wouldn't say easily. Even though Walt doesn't really have any fighting knowledge, we can see in his Jesse fights, that he makes up for the other things, by his lack of care. He just charges straight at you, when enraged, and continues till he's on the floor
Walt has nothing to lose at that point. Even in a weakened state, you really don't want to get in a fight with someone who doesn't care about their safety or future.
walter isnt a fighter though, if eillot actually came at him with the knife chances are he would actually get him, he just used intimidation to scare him
The way he delivers that "you'll need a bigger knife," like a sad, resigned Morgan Freeman, shows that Walt did learn a little bit about intimidation from Mike Ehermantraut. It wasn't outright threatening, like any character would deliver that line with a blank slate. It was confident in the most depressed possible way. It wasn't "believe me because I'm tougher than you." It was "believe me because I have seen some shit." Even the pitch at the end is like Mike. Most people would deliver "knife" with a descending pitch. Walt takes it up at the end, just like Mike.
@@audsunheatpumpgroup9812 If u into that kind of stuff I recommend you watch House of Cards (in case u haven't already)... You will love Frank Underwood.
@@audsunheatpumpgroup9812 yeah, bit obvious too... Season 6, was going to showcase how powerful a President really becomes, AFTER their time in office! People like the Bush family, the Clintons, Obama... What did they do after they went out of the Oval Office? There's certain people that DONT want you to know that!(ever wondered why??) ... so that Script had to be scrapped... Spacey was slammed with a scandal... just as he showed in the first Seasons... Then he was written out, shoved aside, to hush up what was about to be shown... Just as he showed on the first seasons!
Elliott picks up Gretchen and points her at Walter. Walter: “Elliott, if we're gonna go that route. You're gonna need a bigger wife.” Elliott proceeds to drops Gretchen in defeat.
I’ve be struggling to rewatching the last 2 seasons of breaking bad and last 3 of bcs since they’re so sad. I prefer watching the earlier seasons since they have a good mix of both sad and uplifting
It truly is. I can get pretty snobby about US entertainment (sorry, lots of it is just banal or trashy to me), but breaking bad was full of twists and tension and I thought the pacing was great... I could go on.
The moment when you realize that he asks them whether the window is to the east because he wanted to guide both of them into a room which is reachable for the laserpointers. Genius
I imagine he would already have known which way was east. He's making small talk as part of the intimidation game, he's saying "you're terrified, but this is a casual affair to me because I'm such a dangerous criminal"
This is definitely the best Walt for me. Reflexive yet careless. He knows his mistakes and regrets them but, at the same time, he has no time left, so he decides to amend them by any means
Fun fact, the actors that play Elliot and Gretchen had a VERY tight window to shoot Granite State/Felina. They pretty much had everything on first take and rushed to the airport.
My favorite part of Breaking Bad is when Elliot says "It's hearin' time." and uses his ears as wings to fly away. Truly one of the shows of our generation
S1 E5 Walt: "I don't wanna give Elliot a stupid gift" S5 E15 Walt: "I've hired the two best hitmen west of the Mississippi to kill you if you fail to get this money to my family"
What amazes me most about this scene is when you compare this version to early season 1 version. It’s like 2 completely different people. You see how far he came and how damaged he is in just 2 years.
It's actually kind of sad to think that the nice and shy Ned Flanders looking dude from season one became this scary criminal guy right here who looks kinda dead.
"Elliot if we're gonna go that way, you'll need a bigger knife" Walt learned that because he wasn't overpowered by Skyler when she attacked him with a big knife
I still get chills about the moment when they just walk past him when they're in the enterance. They don't notice him, he just walks so silently without even trying and knows that they are so naive that they won't scan their surroundings at all. It just exhibits how much of a monster he's become and how much he's embraced it at this point.
@@ActuallyFunnerLdolphins, which I guess would be Gus? They look sweet and innocent but the more you hear about their behaviors they become more disturbing.
Shout out to the producers for adding the classical music in the scene. 1:22 when he pulled the knife it went right in sync with the music, very well done!
When he says “Elliot, if we’re gonna go that way, you’re gonna need a bigger knife,” he just screams out Mike. That’s all Mike he’s portraying, the way he’s standing and looking directly at Elliot unfazed with a disarming tone. Amazing acting. Then the dramatic rise in the music as Elliot raises his knife. Beautiful directing
The touch to the final episode I caught was Walt looking like he aged by 20 years since he first started cooking. The stress and tragedy he brought to those he loved. Nobody loved him anymore. He looked empty in that house.
Just think about it: -A terrifying vengeful man from their past -Presumed dead -Wearing Grey clothes and looks as lively as a lump of clay -Appears from their house out of nowhere -Vows to haunt them forever and anywhere I don’t think any criminal has ever reached a poltergeist level terrorizing as Walt
When you think of all the dangerous situations Walt survived, and all the cold blooded killer he took out, the idea that a trembling weeb with a cheese knife is going to scare him...
“Elliot if your Gonna go that way you’ll need a bigger knife” lol I love how Walt sounded just like Mike when he said that. Its amazing how well Bryan Crayston acting is, all throughout the series he took the form and personality’s of his companions and enemies. It would of been awesome to see in the scene The camera go down to Walts waist showing a Pistol like With Mike. either way I’m sure Gretchen and Elliot presumed Walt was Armed, The 2 best hit man west of the Mississippi trick was also enough to convince them to pay his family his money so it all worked out in the end Walt didn’t have to kill gretchet and Elliot. All he had to do was manipulate them and make them worry for the rest of there lives that 2 hitmen will always be in the bushes watching over them. A much worser fate them death lol
Breaking Bad is the first show that I’ve ever regretted the fact that I could only watch it for the first time once. It is just … SO . DAMN . BRILLIANT !
1:34 It was in the moment that he dropped his knife's extra weight that he could generate enough lift with his ears to fly away with his wife. Vince is a genius, you can see it in Elliot's face.
@@marshmellowguy586 yeah I saw it earlier as well, I just had to add on to it. As messed up/wrong it is to point out someone's physical features so much (from others commenting as well), I had to it was funny. I hope the actor isn't insecure about these jokes though if he sees them; it's all satire edit: I also timestamped the moment my comment is referencing his facial expressions lmfao
I love how much he looks and sounds like Mike for a second there. One of Walter's strengths was picking up traits from the people he met along his dark path. Yes, he made a lot of mistakes, but he managed to learn an awful lot during his two-year journey.
While Elliot is lifting the knife slowly, the music becomes very dramatic like a scene of an opera by Wagner or Verdi. Such a genius detail by Vince Gilligan. Ohh man, every detail of the series is an artwork.
Wtf...How can you use it all the time? What sort of situations are you regularly getting yourself into that you would need to use that line all the time?
I like how at this point, Walt is probably physically weaker than Elliot and could quite easily be killed with a knife vs fist combat. But Walt has mastered the power of intimidation that Elliot complies.
Walter didn’t knock I thought he was the one who does
Underrated comment.
The best killers are the ones who don't knock
No that's heisenberg
He didn't come there to kill them tho.
Haha niiiiccccce
"If we're gonna that way, you'll need a bigger knife" is a full-on Mike Ehrmantraut line. One hundred percent.
He even speaks in the same tone!
@Anders Andersson Yes that is exactly what happens here, for example season 1 and season 2 he was completely different compared to how he was later.
That was due to him learning and copying from the people around him and that he kills. For example he copies alot of aspects of both Gus and Mike.
But he would say "you are gonna need"
@Anders Andersson Are you implying that Walter White is a Mega Man reference???
@@rigf1997 He kind of copies Jesse after selling him off too (as in Walt's eye's Jesse should have already been dead). When he does come back to ABQ he does it with a strong moral compass for once. He doesn't kill Elliot and Gretchen (really only spooks them into keeping their word) , he finally admits to Skyler that it was an ego trip, *saves* Jesse once he discovers the horrors he was put through, leaves Flynn alone, hell before E&G pissed Heisenberg off, Walter was just going to let himself get arrested and more. He really goes about it as close to moral as a hardened criminal can.
And since he copied the traits, and he let Jesse go free, it's very fitting that Walt willingly pays the price even offering that Jesse himself do the honors. Almost as if Walter's new found humanity was more than happy to trade Heisenbergs life for Pinkman's.
i wanted to make a joke about his ears but i think he already heard all of them
Quality.
Pure
Exquisite
💀💀💀
Damn.
Remember how Walt takes over various little habits and mannerisms from people he kills?
That last line and delivery was pure Mike energy
For a chemistry teacher with brain cancer, he sure morphed into Darth Vader quickly!
@@jeffreyb8770 lung cancer
Walt is the Thing confirmed
Came here to comment that, makes so much sense
Great catch
How on earth did Walt sneak up on a guy with ears that big?
cos his wife was talking
Lmao best comment
Dead Silence activated
because he is batman
@@rumvanity
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It's like Walt absorbed a piece of every person he killed.
He's like Cell.
@@MrMisanthrope84 lmao
@@MrMisanthrope84
Perfect Heisenberg
@@kobz2862 ultraheisenberg
His madness level is over 9000!
The two best hitmen west of the Mississippi.
they sure know how to aim with dat pointer
Everything is West of the Mississippi if you go far enough, so badger and skinny are the best hitmen in the world
Hugh Kim I’m dead
Badger and skinny Pete
One is a Star Trek fanboy and the other can’t spell street.
Elliott: *pulls out knife*
Walter: “You’re not that guy pal, trust me you’re not that guy”
You're not capable of being that guy
@@dynamite25567 I had a guy but now I don't
@@darius6041 You. Are. Not. The. Guy.
"YOU GOT IT!!!!!"
Eliot: are you
Walt: absolutely
I love how Walt has completely adopted Mike’s mannerisms by this point in the story
I could picture season 3 or whatever walt pulling a knife on mike in rage when he found out mike was spying on him, only to have mike stand there unflinchingly and almost exhaustedly say “walt if you wanna go that way you’re gonna need a bigger knife”
He starts to take on everyone he kills, after killing krazy 8 he started cutting off his crusts on sandwiches like krazy 8 did, then later walt is seen driving a volvo like gus's after he killed him, then when he killed mike he started getting his drinks on the rocks like mike did.
@@resi4pro549 holy crap, cannot believe i didn't notice that
Eli, put your knife away eli, were not having a massacre right now eli
"Put ya dick away Waltuh"
Mike: Just because you killed Jesse James doesn't mean you are Jesse James.
Walt: Kills Mike and becomes Mike
Walt is so much more awesome than Mike it isnt even funny.
The thing is that Walt is ALWAYS just bluffing, which he somehow gets away with almost everytime. Except when it comes to Mike. Because Mike you see is the real deal. He IS what Walter is merely bluffing / pretending to be
@@TheGhostofMrArthurs bad take. Have you watched BCS? Mike is literally John Wick
Crimson Shadow Hell fucking no.
@@JimboMarsh considering the fact that Walt killed both Mike and the boss guy then HELL FUCKING YES. THE BRAINS ALWAYS RULE!
“Scientists like lasers, right?”
-Saul Goodman
Its great how even small details like that ended up giving him ideas
ohhhh
😂😂😂 I love this fandom
I am the 3,000th like. Just thought you should know
This is the EXACT moment Elliot became Huell.
He was scared, reasonably.
So true, Father Gabriel Stokes
This is the exact moment huell became a corpse
At least he didn't have to stay in that hotel room indefinitely
Indubitably
This is the exact moment Huell got fuelled
comments
50%: Elliots ears
50%: Walter imitating Mike
Yeah pretty much
it's like 62%/38% now, Ears in the lead
Perfectly balanced, as all things should be.
I dunno.. 50 percent per ear... Yikes
1% this
“Elliot if we go that way, you’re gonna need bigger ears”.
I don't know...Elliot seems to have won that one....
Sam, come on man... XD
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i am pretty sure he heard that.
I'm dead
I love how relentless people are in regards to Elliot's ears
ikr like he hears what you say about him? how could he not, them ears are like trombones
I'm sure Elliot hears you and appreciates you talking about his ears.
shh, not so loud. I think Elliot is listening to this conversation somewhere
I mean have you seen em?
Sorry, stupid question.
I hear it all the time
It's sad they cut the best part after it, when she braces Elliot, he starts pumping his ears and escapes flying trhough the roof
LMAO
stolen comment. -5 for lack of originality
WAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA
@@Ch4rlz_ThA_Princ3 stolen reply.
Lol
I love the way Walt learns of every person who he had to deal. When he sais: "Elliot... if you wanna go that way, you will need a bigger knife" he sounds EXACTLY like Mike. It's fascinating. The script of this show it's just impecable.
Marcushietala I can totally imagine mike saying that
Marcushietala fun fact he was meant to say "if were gonna go that way your gonna need a bigger dick". Referring to him being with her first.
Disagree, the line should have been, "Elliot, never bring a knife to a gunfight".
Walt picks up habits from every person he kills. After he kills Crazy 8 he starts cutting the crust off his sandwiches for example.
robert f true, after he got hank killed, he got himself killed.
"Elliott, you're gonna need a bigger knife"
*gets a bigger knife and stabs walt*
Directed by Vince Gilligan
shut the fuck up dumbass
@@LtUnreal chill out
@@LtUnreal you’re a big fucking buzzkill I bet your family “adores” you
@@LtUnreal Nice.
@@LtUnreal lol
1:28 I never noticed how much Walter sounds EXACTLY like Mike when he says that. Same tone and pacing. Amazing
Its known that Walter picks up mannerisms from people throughout the show.
@@ArvinYorro Yeah like when he kills Gus he's suddenly able to cook very tasty chicken.
@@HOTD108_ Mannerisms, not talents
@@DextroussAS Tell that to my tasty chicken... Bitch!
@@HOTD108_ this is hands down one of the funniest things
I wish there was a whole season with the “nothing to lose” scary version of Walt making everything better before he died
Nah, it would have been a bad idea, just a filler season
@@Overthinking-rain On Walt’s final day, he scares the shit out of Elliot and Gretchen, frees Jesse and kills the Nazis and gets rid of Lydia. Man went out like a boss.
@@liamwright2510 yes, that's what happens in season 5, but I mean if they had made it longer by showing more about that walter it would have been a bad idea
@@Overthinking-rain honestly I would have been down if it was for at least 3 episodes. A whole episode of how Jesse is being taken "care" from Jack's gang and two episodes of Walter struggling to get to New Mexico as a national fugitive with $10,000,000 in hand. At least JUST two. Not a whole season, but two episodes for him trying to get there, learning some lessons from his poor mistakes from the entire show and one for Jesse.
same bro felina Walt was sexy af
I think the best part of this that most people overlook is that it's not true. Walter has never been competent at all in fighting, and at this point in the series his cancer had come back strong. He was at his weakest and honestly that small knife would've been enough.
It's simply his presence, the looming threat of talking to Heisenberg, that was enough. At this point is reputation is similar to that of Gus', he walks into a room and has complete control even when he could easily be killed, similar to when Gus walked right in front of the sniper and dared him to move against him.
knives dont need to be big to be effective weapons, just sharp....
@@dogdriver70 i disagree. No matter how sharp a knife is, it can never penetrate past its blade length.
@@kentknightofcaelin4537 Two things wrong with your assertion. 1) A knife used in a slashing motion can cut to the bone, and arteries are not even that deep. A swipe to the neck is all it takes. 2) That knife has at least a 4" blade. Plenty long enough to be lethal if used to stab.
@@dogdriver70 Well but range matters a lot too, sure, the level of damage a stab from a shorter knife deals can be as lethal as a longer one depending on the stab (or slash, for that matter), but the length of the blade can be the difference between a slash/stab on the target and a miss. AND, the shorter your range, the closer you have to get to your enemy, thus bening more risky
Only if you ignore the fact that Walt slipped his right hand 0:35 into his jacket pocket.
Walter: If we're gonna go that way, you'll need a bigger knife.
( *_Elliott flaps his ears and flies off, leaving his wife behind_* )
Lmfao
With ears that big he should be able to lift Gretchen as well
“I’m not going to kill you...I’ll just rape you 50 times, and peel off your face to wear...if you happen to die during that, it’s just a by-product.”
like an albatross taking to the air.
@@ridikerous quote is from?
Act weak when you are strong, act strong when you are weak -Sun Tzu (The Art of War)
This scene brilliantly visualized this.
Jeb is a mess
Yes
Bro a real sun tzu quote lmao
Walt was literally the personification of this quote. He is the King of Bluffing. I remember when they were playing Poker, Walt was able to win the hand easily by bluffing. Hank fell for it and it’s like Walt didn’t even realize he was bluffing. Walt is just a naturally good lier.
He's about to murder a nest of Nazis and the people he's talking to know he's a now-legendary crime lord and murderer. He's not weak here. Not in the slightest.
It still amazes me how Elliot didn't hear Walter sneaking into the house. I mean, you would imagine he is very good at hearing.
"Elliott, if you don't wanna hear me sneaking in you'll need smaller ears"
Stop with this stupid boring joke
I'm equally impressed at the fact that Gretchen didn't jump on Elliot's back and flap his ears to create a huge windstorm to send Walt flying out the window.
Elliott should have used his ears instead of the knife. It's impossible to say he needs bigger ears
@@nomadsoul5645 you need a bigger brain
Real talk now. Why didn't Elliot just start flapping his ears and fly out of there?
he was tired from their fly home
hahahah XD
He could but there is no way he would have the strength to take his wife with him, look how skinny he is.
You caught me off guard with that one
Girthquake you gonna upload any new vids or what?
Walt is such a bad ass in this scene, like an old Trevor Phillips, nothing to lose. Even the way he is dressed with his hair and his demeanor and presence is scary and cool.
Man, don't compare Walt to that awful character lol
pikachu896 Trevor is okay. It’s not an awful character, it’s just a severely mentally disabled and ill person. And that’s coming from someone with a severe problem myself.
I always thought gta should be a tv show
@@pikachu896 Niko Bellic is a better protagonist IMO
Don't compare Walter with that cheap character lol
Just realized how he says that line with the exact nonchalantness that is Mike’s own. Even almost sounds like Mike saying it. Perfect inflection.
actually, jonathan banks did the voice acting in this scene
@@golem3080 no he didn’t
@@marcusvergara6193 yes he did
thats exactly what i thought
@@omensoffate proof
It's funny, because Walt is bluffing. He's incredibly weak, has been sedentary for months, and his cancer is aggressive at this point. Elliot could overpower him really easily.
I’m thinking Walt has a handgun in his jacket. Geez.
@@tek6423 He maybe did, but I also think its likely and more impressive if he's just using the feared and known name of Heisenberg to get what he wants without really doing anything like before. Now he is known as some cold-blooded kingpin, so the title and persona is his weapon of choice.
Elliot is scared cause of Walt’s past. He built a Drug Empire that in itself is intimidating.
He had the best hitmen west of the Mississippi as a backup that's why he is that confident
That wimp? Not a chance in hell.
1:35 the power of confidence. You can be a weak dying old man, and still make someone with a weapon shit their pants.
Edit: do not try this, I got stabbed.
Your Edit line is cringy
Oualid oualid 😔 darn
@@oualidoualid3045 Nah it was funny.
@@MsMotoko2 only for nerds like you
@@oualidoualid3045 the word nerd hasnt been in use for 30 years
When he said “Elliot, if we’re gonna go that way, you’ll need a bigger knife” he honestly sounded like Mike, demeanor and all
Matthew Perez there are dozens of comments that say this.
DC Denizen 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣that’s the new wave, to copy shit. Although he may’ve not known
DC Denizen exactly. There’s no way all these people thought of this themselves, it’s a pretty subtle thing. People who copy comments for likes that do nothing are a special kind of idiot
It's on purpose. Walter copied a lot of things of people he killed.
@@HieronymousLex There is no way anyone who watched Breaking Bad *missed* this. Its a pretty obvious thing. People who think they are Lex Luthor in real life are a special kind of idiots.
Man, those ears. That dude will never need a flight.
Just a running start.
elliot got an emmy for most aerodynamic ears in a drama series
Amerimuttian look
He flies like dumbo or something
Alexandre Supertramp in this case with such ears there is no dilemma between fight or flight
I've always loved this scene, Walt is so casual yet so bad ass it's like he's the angel of death of something. Despite his scruffy look he has this dangerous, unstoppable presence.
Unstoppable I doubt that. I'm not even positive Walt a had a gun on him and he's definitely not a fighter. He's very dangerous because he's very smart and has nothing to lose but physically he has very little skill.
@@Kromsmitesyou uhm, I think that "presence" was the operant word there dude
@@NicaremE uhm I think you're a jagoff
@@Kromsmitesyou HAHAHAHAHA, well I definitely did not expect a response like that, you made my day, and maybe chill out a bit ;)
@@NicaremE I'll try. I'm currently seething with incandescent rage.
I actually preferred that scene in Australian remake a lot more:
"Elliot, that's not a knoife...."
Does that remake exist? HAHAHA
*Pulls out a bushwacker* Now that's a knoife!
Salad Talad Really? I know there’s a Mexican version but an Australian one too?
Is this a crocodile dundee reference, if it that's genius
Playing knifey spooney?
Funny thing is that elliot probably could havr easily taken out walt with that knife. Walt is weakened by cancer and never really showed fighting talent. And elliot has a knife and is taller. It's just walts aura and presence that scared the shit out of elliot.
I wouldn't say easily. Even though Walt doesn't really have any fighting knowledge, we can see in his Jesse fights, that he makes up for the other things, by his lack of care. He just charges straight at you, when enraged, and continues till he's on the floor
Walt has nothing to lose at that point. Even in a weakened state, you really don't want to get in a fight with someone who doesn't care about their safety or future.
Simon Carlile speak for yourself, i'd take a fight against someone in a weakened state over someone who is fully fit any day.
Someone with nothing to lose is more likely to be carrying a weapon. Even a weak person is dangerous with a blade or gun.
Simon Carlile True and fair point.
The funny thing is even dying of cancer, Walt probably could’ve taken Elliot
walter isnt a fighter though, if eillot actually came at him with the knife chances are he would actually get him, he just used intimidation to scare him
Walter was unharmed, has no fighting talent, and was severely weakened by cancer. No he could not have taken Elliot.
Walt isn't a trained fighter but he's tough, been in scraps, and ain't scared. He would have slapped Elliot.
@@RadioactiveSince1990x lol he definetly would of gotten killed. pretty sure he lost every fight hes been in
@@RadioactiveSince1990x have you seen the guy’s fights with jesse, the guy fights like a teenage girl
The way he delivers that "you'll need a bigger knife," like a sad, resigned Morgan Freeman, shows that Walt did learn a little bit about intimidation from Mike Ehermantraut. It wasn't outright threatening, like any character would deliver that line with a blank slate. It was confident in the most depressed possible way. It wasn't "believe me because I'm tougher than you." It was "believe me because I have seen some shit."
Even the pitch at the end is like Mike. Most people would deliver "knife" with a descending pitch. Walt takes it up at the end, just like Mike.
Morgan Gordan Freeman
When he says that line, you can tell he's channeling his inner Mike Ehrmantraut.
Yupp and if you've watched El Camino you'll notice Jesse channeling his inner Mike as well
Air man trout
Even broken and alone, the name Heisenberg wields power...
That's why people enjoy power, real power, power that money cannot buy.
And yet, like Ozymandias, all his power amounted to nothing but sand, held up beside that of fate, and time.
@@audsunheatpumpgroup9812 If u into that kind of stuff I recommend you watch House of Cards (in case u haven't already)... You will love Frank Underwood.
@@abhiroopdas3232 Already have, until Kevin Spacy got busted in real life.
@@audsunheatpumpgroup9812 yeah, bit obvious too... Season 6, was going to showcase how powerful a President really becomes, AFTER their time in office!
People like the Bush family, the Clintons, Obama... What did they do after they went out of the Oval Office?
There's certain people that DONT want you to know that!(ever wondered why??)
... so that Script had to be scrapped... Spacey was slammed with a scandal... just as he showed in the first Seasons...
Then he was written out, shoved aside, to hush up what was about to be shown... Just as he showed on the first seasons!
Elliott picks up Gretchen and points her at Walter.
Walter: “Elliott, if we're gonna go that route. You're gonna need a bigger wife.”
Elliott proceeds to drops Gretchen in defeat.
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@@carminefan110 Thank you
@Jeric White Definitely underrated.
big snu snu skyler would body slam both gretchen and lydia to the shadow realm with one move
@@HisExcellencyB LOL I was gonna' say:
*Picks up Ginny Sacrimoni
The last few episodes had such a sad tone. This show is a masterpiece
I’ve be struggling to rewatching the last 2 seasons of breaking bad and last 3 of bcs since they’re so sad. I prefer watching the earlier seasons since they have a good mix of both sad and uplifting
It truly is. I can get pretty snobby about US entertainment (sorry, lots of it is just banal or trashy to me), but breaking bad was full of twists and tension and I thought the pacing was great... I could go on.
The saddest tone in the show was when he insulted Jesse's cook, he said it was garbage. 😥
Walt: Elliot, if we're gonna go that way, you'll need a bigger knife.
Elliot: Bigger you say? In that case I'll use my ears.
Walt: Oh shit.
Kiano Uy hahaahhaah 😂😂😂
Snapp
GAGGEWGGAHA
Fucktards trying to make fun of people’s physical traits. I’m sure you’re a model.
@@jlsg87 lmao I bet u got some big ass ears
The moment when you realize that he asks them whether the window is to the east because he wanted to guide both of them into a room which is reachable for the laserpointers. Genius
Except they went to the car after that
Not the window
Walt genuinely enjoyed the view
@@oddthequiet4868 Did you watch the actual episode?
@@oddthequiet4868 I wanna believe Walter was genuinely geeking out about the house.
I imagine he would already have known which way was east. He's making small talk as part of the intimidation game, he's saying "you're terrified, but this is a casual affair to me because I'm such a dangerous criminal"
I know walter was being serious but the way he said "its in my car" made it sound like he was gonna kill them
Yeah I thought that too. If he'd said that to me, no way in hell I'd go in the car.
Heisenbundy
That's probably why Elliot considered using the knife.
I think that was an intentional missdirect
Lol it really does
This is definitely the best Walt for me. Reflexive yet careless. He knows his mistakes and regrets them but, at the same time, he has no time left, so he decides to amend them by any means
Bet Elliot could'ave hidden a bigger knife behind his ears, damn.
Best comment ever
Fun fact, the actors that play Elliot and Gretchen had a VERY tight window to shoot Granite State/Felina. They pretty much had everything on first take and rushed to the airport.
Why?
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@@naught_. you wrote a whole paragraph to someone who didn't even make the original comment
@@naught_. You sound fucking stupid.
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“I saw you on Charlie rose you look great, you both did.” I love the execution and delivery of that line. Favourite moment in this scene.
Walter: **shows them the money that he wants them to give to his family**
Elliot: Walter, if we're gonna go that way you'll need more money.
*you’ll need a bigger money*
@@yourehereforthatarentyou You'll need a bigger stash
My favorite part of Breaking Bad is when Elliot says "It's hearin' time." and uses his ears as wings to fly away. Truly one of the shows of our generation
Certified dumbo moment fr
Bro no need to disrespect anyone doesnt matter if its a joke its a bad thing
@@Goodman18181 apologies, brother
@@Goodman18181 yeah sorry, Elliot might hear it 💀💀💀
Ear smash!!
S1 E5 Walt: "I don't wanna give Elliot a stupid gift"
S5 E15 Walt: "I've hired the two best hitmen west of the Mississippi to kill you if you fail to get this money to my family"
E16...
What amazes me most about this scene is when you compare this version to early season 1 version. It’s like 2 completely different people. You see how far he came and how damaged he is in just 2 years.
It's actually kind of sad to think that the nice and shy Ned Flanders looking dude from season one became this scary criminal guy right here who looks kinda dead.
"Elliot if we're gonna go that way, you'll need a bigger knife"
Walt learned that because he wasn't overpowered by Skyler when she attacked him with a big knife
I still get chills about the moment when they just walk past him when they're in the enterance. They don't notice him, he just walks so silently without even trying and knows that they are so naive that they won't scan their surroundings at all. It just exhibits how much of a monster he's become and how much he's embraced it at this point.
I love that Walt just became Mike in this scene.
I love how Heisenberg isn’t actually that physically strong, but his mind and his terrifying presence make him terrifying to everyone.
Are you saying Heisenberg is a blowfish?
@@nomadsoul5645 now, who messes with a blowfish?
@@ActuallyFunnerLdolphins, which I guess would be Gus? They look sweet and innocent but the more you hear about their behaviors they become more disturbing.
1:27 Walt channeling Mike.
Power of meth.
Shout out to the producers for adding the classical music in the scene. 1:22 when he pulled the knife it went right in sync with the music, very well done!
Great catch!
When he says “Elliot, if we’re gonna go that way, you’re gonna need a bigger knife,” he just screams out Mike. That’s all Mike he’s portraying, the way he’s standing and looking directly at Elliot unfazed with a disarming tone. Amazing acting. Then the dramatic rise in the music as Elliot raises his knife. Beautiful directing
1:20
The way the background music swells as Elliot raises the knife is one of the most genius and epic moments in this entire episode.
i like how walt is at his weakest but is so scary he’s at his strongest
The touch to the final episode I caught was Walt looking like he aged by 20 years since he first started cooking. The stress and tragedy he brought to those he loved. Nobody loved him anymore. He looked empty in that house.
It wasn't the stress from cooking meth, it was the cancer.
All these comments on Elliot's ears lol
They go in one and come out the other
@@VicenzoV Hope the actor does not see this video and its comments. Lol
pooorr guy
He got bigger ears but not a bigger knife lol.
Such a good scene. You can see it in Walt he’s done, at this point nothing will stop him.
Walter : I'm actually here to give you something.
Elliott: I'm all ears.
Just think about it:
-A terrifying vengeful man from their past
-Presumed dead
-Wearing Grey clothes and looks as lively as a lump of clay
-Appears from their house out of nowhere
-Vows to haunt them forever and anywhere
I don’t think any criminal has ever reached a poltergeist level terrorizing as Walt
It's almost creepy how much he sounds like Mike
just realized Walt knows he'll need a bigger knife having fought Skylar wielding the big kitchen knife, dark but hilarious
That's sharp insight. BUT Walt had strangled a man for less. He choked a dude just because that dude had a much smaller, improvised knife.
Skyler* why does everyone spell it with an A, it is not “Skylar”
@@sugarflame1833because your mom
When you think of all the dangerous situations Walt survived, and all the cold blooded killer he took out, the idea that a trembling weeb with a cheese knife is going to scare him...
Walt looking around that house. If only things had gone down differently in his life.
“Elliot if your Gonna go that way you’ll need a bigger knife” lol I love how Walt sounded just like Mike when he said that. Its amazing how well Bryan Crayston acting is, all throughout the series he took the form and personality’s of his companions and enemies. It would of been awesome to see in the scene The camera go down to Walts waist showing a Pistol like With Mike. either way I’m sure Gretchen and Elliot presumed Walt was Armed, The 2 best hit man west of the Mississippi trick was also enough to convince them to pay his family his money so it all worked out in the end Walt didn’t have to kill gretchet and Elliot. All he had to do was manipulate them and make them worry for the rest of there lives that 2 hitmen will always be in the bushes watching over them. A much worser fate them death lol
Walter: Elliot, if we're gonna go that way, you'll need a bigger knife.
Elliot: (Pulls out a comically large knife from his ear)
This is the moment Walt became the one who doesn't knock
Breaking Bad is the first show that I’ve ever regretted the fact that I could only watch it for the first time once. It is just … SO . DAMN . BRILLIANT !
That's why this man can sneeze and win an Emmy
Walt: Elliott, if we’re gonna go that way, you’re gonna need a bigger knife
Elliot: Ah, I see you’ve played knifey spooney before
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Walt was the smoothest nerd ever.
1:34 It was in the moment that he dropped his knife's extra weight that he could generate enough lift with his ears to fly away with his wife. Vince is a genius, you can see it in Elliot's face.
Im pretty sure I saw this exact comment in this comment section but you wrote it better so I'll allow it
@@marshmellowguy586 yeah I saw it earlier as well, I just had to add on to it. As messed up/wrong it is to point out someone's physical features so much (from others commenting as well), I had to it was funny. I hope the actor isn't insecure about these jokes though if he sees them; it's all satire
edit: I also timestamped the moment my comment is referencing his facial expressions lmfao
Elliot should’ve used his ear flapping defense mechanism to send Walter flying through the roof with a strong gust of wind
Skinny pete drives like a blind guy with no legs but he's good at aiming with laser toy
I love how much he looks and sounds like Mike for a second there. One of Walter's strengths was picking up traits from the people he met along his dark path. Yes, he made a lot of mistakes, but he managed to learn an awful lot during his two-year journey.
Excellent scream at 0:04 - like seeing a ghost. Because she *is seeing a ghost :-)
I bet when his wife screamed, Elliot's brain almost exploded. His ears could pick up the slightest of frequencies.
This is when Walt became the one who doesn't knock
While Elliot is lifting the knife slowly, the music becomes very dramatic like a scene of an opera by Wagner or Verdi. Such a genius detail by Vince Gilligan. Ohh man, every detail of the series is an artwork.
With ears like that, should have heard Walt coming.
😂 dead dude
Probably my favorite line from the finale. I use this one all the time (Though of course there's no actual knife involved)
Anon Ymous weak bait ;) there are better trolls on reddit, and that's saying something
Wtf...How can you use it all the time? What sort of situations are you regularly getting yourself into that you would need to use that line all the time?
Hello There At the start of most arguments/disagreements, or in games like Fortnite with friendly fire.
If we're gonna go that way you'll need a bigger penis
Except for “buttering the bread” scenarios
man he REALLY steals a piece of everyone he kills. That last line was 100% Mike
I dressed like Walt years before it was fasionable
Beware the fury of a patient man who has nothing left to lose.
i swear to god he delivers that line AS mike. the inflection style is uncanny.
I like how at this point, Walt is probably physically weaker than Elliot and could quite easily be killed with a knife vs fist combat. But Walt has mastered the power of intimidation that Elliot complies.
What a stand up guy. Elliot could have just flown away but instead he chose to stay and protect his wife.
haven't even seen this and i just knew he'd drop the knife XD walt always makes people drop things
Even the soap
Even his son it seems too (If you get the joke, good on you)
Say my Name ...
"Batman"
Youre goddamn right
Turns out, the one who knocks, doesn't knock at all.
Eliot carries the entire series on his shoulder, this guy is incredible
Ears*
@@zenituragaming5043 ratio
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Elliott's ears stole the scene entirely. Nice effect on the backlighting as well.
Walt takes on Mike’s traits in this scene when he says calmly “you’re gonna need a bigger knife”.. thus whole scene is a Mike-type job
That's not a knoife, dis is a knoiffe
😂
Complete with accent -- bravo!
That's