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RIP Mark Margolis
may he rest in peace.
😔
he was great!
Wait who?
@@wealthybone2990 hectors actor
That actual look of surprise and confusion when Walt said “I did it for me”, like she was waiting for him to say that the entire time.
@@bakobarbershop Wdym, he exposed truth for the first time and stopped lying both to himself and his wife for once, acknowledging that the pride got the best of him and he did it because he got pleasure from it and saw it as an opportunity to prove himself as something more than an "overqualified teacher". If he actually had done it for the family, he would accept job from Eliot and get a good job security as well as necessary finance to cure his cancer and provide money for the rest of his family. He didn't because Eliot and Gretchen were his past business coworkers and he saw them as if they betreyed him, so joining the workplace there would hurt his ego
@@valentyntyshchenko6140 Exactly, couldn’t put it better
@@bakobarbershop he did start it for the sake of his family, but refused the treatment money and stayed in crime at times he didn't have to
@@valentyntyshchenko6140 "stopped lying both to himself" The show is called "breaking bad", it's about his fall. It didn't do it for himself. This is bad writing because of course they can't have a show where the dude is unapologetically a criminal. he was struggling the whole time, killing kids and Jesse's girlfriend. He was never good at it and never got an ounce of enjoyement out of it. All of his "cool" moments were him just bluffing, they make a point of showing him cracking character in every scene where he plays Heisenberg. But he kept going because he had gone too far to have nothing to show for it, meaning to leave for his family, which was *always* his one and only motivation for all the bad shit he did and saw. He always tried to do the good thing, even though he had to do many bad things.
this is just typical TV writing going down the shitter the more they can't allow a show to just end because they rake in too much profits from it.
being proud and refusing to get a job where you make money that you dont feel you earned but is "safe", taking the dangerous job doesnt mean that ego drives everything you do. where was his ego all these years being a teacher? obviously, he had a catastrophic change in his condition which made him do things differently, but then you cant say that this change wasn't the driving factor just because you disagree with what he did. it was always the original appeal of the show, that he broke bad. you cant just take a giant retcon shit all over the premise because "well, it makes him look like a villain" well you have to accept that he's going to be somewhat unintentionally villainous as part of the premise, duh.
so yeah, this reeks of writer's room juniors trying to get him to look like a badass heisenberg gangster when he, in fact, was never a badass. and this is meant to be him acknowledging that he broke bad. the protagonist doesn't need to acknowledge the premise of the show, its implied.
@@bakobarbershop bro? The whole series was about hoe he had an ego problem running his whole life.
He is now nothing more than a man with nothing left to lose.
You know what they say
People who have nothing to lose are the most dangerous.
hes dedd
Bullshit. He is just a man who lost to his gigantic ego, put his family in danger, murdered people in cold blood, got a family member killed, destroyed multiple lives. And all of that because he was too proud to be with a woman that was richer than him. Stop acting like Walt is some kind of hero. He is the main antagonist - not Gus, not Tuco but Walter. Walter White was a truly pathetic man. A failure, even when he tried escaping being a failure.
@@malagargamer5598he's not dead because the cancer was fast enough to seal up his wound
@@bigball45 Oh that is true
The best ending I've ever seen. Just seeing Walter righting his wrongs. Admitting he did it for his ego. Breaking Bad is an awe-worthy work of art.
There is no righting his wrongs, it’s well, well beyond that. You can’t right IRREPARABLE wrongs. In Hanks death the character of Walt is irredeemable. The life-changing If not life-ending l destruction reigned upon absolutely EVERYONE WALT ever associated with from the pilot on is incapable of correction.
From Jesse all the way down to characters as insignificant as Ted, Combo, Krazy 8, and back up to ones like Mike, Skyler, Gus, Hank. Good or bad innocent or guilty EVERY.SINGLE.CHARACTERS. life (if living) is WORSE, RUINED, or OVER for having even been around Walt.
Even those on the fringes. Not 1 character with any actual relevance to the show itself life will EVER be the same. The utter devastation as a direct result of Walt’s actions will negatively impact several generations long after he’s gone. Think Holly, jr, Jesse, Lydia’s daughter and their kids (assuming they have them).
Again you can’t fix something that was annihilated, decimated, and irreparably broken. But damn it this was the closer you’d probably ever come.
That’s why he’s the GOAT
@@nobodyimportant2510 goat? certainly not
@@hutchphilpot6870 forgive me for preaching, but in Alma 40: 13 it says: And then shall it come to pass, that the spirits of the wicked, yea, who are evil-for behold, they have no part nor portion of the Spirit of the Lord; for behold, they chose evil works rather than good; therefore the spirit of the devil did enter into them, and take possession of their house-and these shall be cast out into outer darkness; there shall be weeping, and wailing, and gnashing of teeth, and this because of their own iniquity, being led captive by the will of the devil.
14 Now this is the state of the souls of the wicked, yea, in darkness, and a state of awful, fearful looking for the fiery indignation of the wrath of God upon them; thus they remain in this state, as well as the righteous in paradise, until the time of their resurrection.
A man who has everything to lose, is just as dangerous as a man who has nothing left to lose. Walter was both of them, at different times.
First he was afraid of losing his family until he has nothing left to lose.
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walter had things to lose
lambert didn't
a man who has one last thing to lose*
@@williamrussel4444at the start he was definitely afraid of not accomplishing what he wanted in life. That's why he refused Elliots grey matter job offer.
He only feared for his family once Gus threatened them, and that didn't last long.
*_"The most dangerous creation of any society is the man who has nothing to lose"_*
-James Baldwin
A RED SPY IS IN THE BASE????
@@RealKidNamedFinger No, A blue one
Society will swallow us all whole. Society is the monster itself.
it seems i am not the only spy
it seems i am not the only spy@@RealKidNamedFinger
That phone call to the skylar when he knew the cops were on the phone really showed the depth of Walts character. He displayed himself as an abusive criminal husband to set her free. Rare for writers to have this kind of depth these days.
Aaron Paul truly is one of the best actors I've ever seen. He sells this character so well it's amazing.
Ikr dude he nailed todd in bojack horseman too
He's not. He just managed to play this one role good.
@@Catkovi You are wrong, he is one of the best actors no matter the role he plays it well
@@Catkovi Also shut your dumb ass up. I said one of the best actors I've ever seen. I haven't seen every single actor.
@@walter_h_white308 then you haven't seen a good actor. He always plays the same character.
This version of Walt(Mr Lambert) was basically the best, no pride, no ego, knowing what he did to his family and everyone around him.Just wanted to give his family the money, and then get revenge on Hank.Maybe sad how he dies, but even if he lived he would be jailed, and if he doesn't, he has no-one.Everybody either hates him or isn't alive, so basically, death was the best thing he could get after doing 2 things he wanted...
i guess he had alot of time to meditate or smth
He has his ego
That's why when he went to the bar
And saw the heads of Gray matter talking shit about him and saying that he is gone his Heisenberg personality kicked in like: yeah am not done yet I still have 1 more job to do before I go
He just couldn't handle people lying about him on TV
@@thatwasawesomedude8883 Yes but would you be happy about people talking shit about you?That is not really ego.I mean that is some kind of ego, but not the toxic one.He always had some kind of ego, but at this point it was the lowest, and not so toxic one.
@@0902_ yea but he could've stayed in New Hampshire and disappear until things cool down then figure out a way to get the money back to his family but instead he went back to ABQ to take revenge
I would be mad if someone talked about me on TV but if I was on the run I would just lay low for now until things cool down then take revenge
But yet again he was gonna die from cancer sooner or later
hank is dead, do you mean revenge FOR hank?
1:26 I love the subtle foreshadowing of Walter's eventual death hinted by the license plates that read "LIVE FREE OR DIE." An astute way to summarize his mindset as he neared the end of the road.
Also the motto of New Hampshire where he lived before going back to New Mexico
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@@bobbobinson2649well duh but i never realized the subtext it makes total sense
@@bobbobinson2649 new hampshire plates have no reason to go so hard
@@bobbobinson2649Isn't that the same place Vito goes into hiding in the Sopranos? With the same episode name?
When Walt tells Skylar that he did it for himself you can literally see the weight drop off her shoulders as she has been waiting to hear it and he finally stopped lying to her
Man I still dont like her. Because at the beginning when he did it for the family, she still wouldn't accept it as an answer. Marie, on the other hand, is a keeper. RIP Hank 🤧
@@SlentVceHis former colleagues would have paid for all his treatments easily and offered him a much more lucrative life in the company. It was entirely his selfish ego that got him in the business of making meth.
Paying for his treatements using the money that they would never get without Walt's researches@@camdavis9362
@@camdavis9362 not only the ego of of just wanting to do it. It was also pride, he wanted to achieve something in his boring life. he wanted to make his family live a luxerious life beecause of him.
The sad thing about this is that the cops have zero clue what really happened in Walter's secret life.
99 likes? Let me fix that.
100 likes? Let me fix that.
102 likes? Let me fix that.
107 let me fix that
I will not fix that
The was he says "I liked it" is so incredibly well done, because you can really hear in his voice how much he did like it and why he just couldn't stop even after technically getting enough money for his family. What started as a man who tried to support his family even after his death, turned into something Walter did with a passion and something he didn't feel overqualified or annoyed for. It's ironic how he must have finally felt alive for real for the first time just after getting diagnosed cancer.
Theres a weird satisfaction because we've all been there in one way or another. To finally put your skills and knowledge into something you've dedicated years of effort into, so satisfying. Minus the part getting alot of pekple killed whilst in the process, but still.
@@handsomesquidward5160 There's an interesting nuance to it. It's not about how skilled you really are, it's about Walter's impostor syndrome. He was a good chemist, but it was only when becoming Heisenberg, that he could let himself believe that he was a respectable, skillfull man. It's about his subjective *perceived* worth and skill, not the objective one. That's worth more than anything, pretty essential for being happy.
@@mushudamaschin2608 And there's the crux of the issue; a lack of self worth. Walt was dealt a raw hand by life, shit cirucumstances regarding the founding of a financially successful company, a cancer diagnosois, a job he just simply doesn't feel fulfilled in, and most of all, he just doesn't feel loved or appreciated. We have all been there; obviously this is a piece of fiction, but I wouldn't be too surprised if a lot of criminal activity in regards to drug trafficking/production is down to relatively similar circumstances like this: cancer excluded, as that is obviously a device to give the show a timeframe.
@@mushudamaschin2608amongos
No, it was an ego trip from start to finish. If any of it was for his family he would have taken Elliot's offer to pay for his treatment, and likely could have had a succesful career at Gray Matter since they still respected him as a chemist and never even seemed to have wanted to cut him out like Walt percieves in the first place.
Instead, he couldn't handle accepting charity, HE had to be the one to pay for his treatment and take care of his family, so he started his downward spiral into the meth business.
After seeing the man that caused all of the most horrific tragedies in his life, losing his girlfriend, having his step-nephew killed, being kept alive and tortured by psychopaths ... Jesse still doesn't pull the trigger.
Jesse started a wreckless brat, but he ended the show as the only one whose soul hasn't been corrupted in the end.
This is one of the most incredible characters of all time, masterfully delivered by Aaron.
Jessie seen he was injured and knew he wouldn’t survive, that’s why he didn’t shoot him, in my opinion I feel like he would of killed him if he wasn’t injured
love jesse but he was a major turd of a human being from start to end the only difference was he became a mature turd
@@strictly_fadesand the cancer was catching up to him as well and tge feds were coming
Prob was conflicted about whether he wanted to or not
Jesse noticed that Walt was bleeding so he probably wanted him to slowly die by bleeding to death rather than having a quick ending by a gunshot. Even if he wouldn't have died from bleeding, he'd still die from the cancer while being in a jail alone knowing everyone he ever loved hates him.
Is this like an old breaking bad or spoilers?
0:26 Me after this video ended
LOL. im glad to hear that
😂 good one
Breaking bad is on a whole another level simply the best of all time show
what the fuck is that@@phyzyc6765
The Wire is the only competition imo
I met “Omar” and “Spiros” in person two weeks apart a few years back-both happened to walk into the liquor store I was working and I talked to both of them for a while. MKW passed away about a year later
@@velvetundergrad2843that’s awesome
Yes. BB is on a completely different league of its own. Like, when people do TV show rankings, they need to put the BB logo above the S ranking logo.
It has Greta everything but they dragged it a little too long imo
This is when it all makes sense. This is a man that was spit on most of his life yet craved respect. Once he tasted it, the last thing he was going to do was lose it again. His ego and pride blinded him the whole time explaining a lot of the mistakes he made
Breaking Bad was a once in a life time show, I doubt there will ever be anything else like it for a very long time. If you haven't watched the show words couldn't describe just how badly you should should. Masterpiece.
If you want something like it, you Better Call Saul
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Completely different show, but Ted Lasso has really good writing as well.
I agree. 10 years since the last episode, nothing came close yet to the overall quality of BB.
Good old story’s from Winnipeg baby lol
The person who was most addicted to blue sky had never even tried it
Crazy
yeah it's crazy we never see him even contemplate trying it no matter how insane things got for him
@@williamshakemilk2192 it makes you wonder just how bad was the stuff he put in it
Why can’t shows have good writing like this?
This is a show?
@@Ollybollyk yea its called breaking bad
Most likely because big companies are more concerened about making money than making a good story, so they will make many titles with the purpose of making lots of money rather than making fewer titles and making them, you know, good.
Once in a purple moon you'll get really good filmmakers like vince gilligan that just want to tell a story and will put as much effort into it as possible, but for the forseeable future there will be a lot more bad shows than good shows.
@@cosmic0808 they try to reach a wider audience and thats why we have 0 good shows now
@@CAT-vn3jl muh diversity
Eventho I don't personally cook meth, but I can see the darkness Walt came into. No emotions, no feelings, you don't feel nothing. Still wanting to make things right. This serie was a complete masterpiece and it brought a lot of joy in my own life. He wasn't a bad guy, he just couldn't take the pressure anymore.
Sounds like something a meth cook would say 🤔
He poisoned a child
this show is the phrase "it's over" personified in a whole series.
He made drugs that ruined people’s lives. 😂
so you don't *personally* cook meth but do you?
I love so much that with his final act of life, Walter decided to give Jesse what he had been pretending to give him the entire time they worked together: the unconditional love of a father
what
Ok?
6:00
Holy shit I just noticed the sound from Jesse turning the safety on before dropping it. That's some fucking fantastic attention to detail.
Well, time to rewatch Breaking Bad for the 256th time 💀
feel u
@@ryn5302Breaking Bad is the best thing I have ever seen. The thing is, I haven’t seen Better Caul Saul
did u notice that Jesse's first ever kill which he wanted was Tod like after seeing the world and being with HEISENBERG for a year had changed him by a lot he didnt cry like he did for gale Jesse has changed
You are correct, Jesse did change. However, Gale, although not COMPLETELY innocent, was nowhere near as cold as Todd. Todd had the ruthlessness of a killer but the aloofness of a child, treating the death of a child by his hand as if it were walking your dog. All in all, Jesse went through a huge change
That gang abused him. He was their prisoner and slave. It's no wonder that Jesse didn't hesitate to kill Todd.
bro your english gave me a seizure
@@Dom_C7591I don't think gale knew he was replacing waltuh. I'd say he was innocent.
@@ninjaguyYT Good point, Gale didn’t take joy in being told that he would replace Walter, but he was affiliated with one of the most dangerous criminal kingpins in the series. However, he is probably one of, if not the most innocent characters in the show
Man this show means so much to me. Not only is it just simply one of the best television series created but I had the pleasure of sharing it with my best friend before he passed. When the new seasons of both Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul were first airing we would rush home from band practice to watch. Lost him just a couple weeks before season 4 of Better Call Saul aired, never got to finish the show with him. Can’t see a single thing about BB or BCS without thinking of him. Miss you every damn day brother
sorry for u bro.
You are a good soul my friend
To everyone who is doing homework, leave the chat, breathe slowly, take a sip of water, and focus.
To everyone who is trying to sleep, leave the chat, grab a blanket, and get the rest you deserve.
To everyone who is feeling sad, grab a snack, get some water, get a blanket, and write down your thoughts. When you're done, lay down, and get some rest, no matter the time.
To everyone who is creating, you got this. Your art is amazing. Remain in your flow and get stuff done!
To everyone who is struggling, you got this. I'm so proud of you for making it this far and I wanna see you make it farther, so do it for me please, and if not for me atleast do it for them. there is someone out there who obsesses over you, they might just be too shy to say it
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Damn bro I’m going to screenshot this.
you legit made me do my homework instead of spending hours on end watching sadge edits
can you make more of "To everyone..." I like it :D
@@aeSain will do!
This is the best show ever made. Hands down. No contest.
(Just got done with The Sopranos. I change my opinion but only just a little.)
Only three have ever gotten close in my opinion: Community, Better Call Saul, and BoJack Horseman
@@nobodyburgen4594 bro community is so underrated , one of the best sitcoms that you could watch over and over again without getting bored
@@cool_beanz46 I’ve seen it at least 10 times
Sopranos
The Office called..
i never was a fan of walter until the last season where i really just felt for the dude despite all he did.
I started a war in the replies
I think its because he kinda accepts the fact he failed and just tries to help the people he wronged…
Bro watched the entire breaking bad without liking walter
@@nomesobrenome8539how can you like him
Bro why you watching breaking bad without liking main character Walter is best character he’s not even evil compared to Saul
@@Nemesis_skream i mean thats your opinion but i think Walt is incomparably more evil than saul is.
I loved him as a character but as a human being he is the one of the most deplorable human beings in the show. He even admits to skylar he was only ever out for himself in the end.
4:20 I didn’t realize they showed the moment he got shot
420 haha
I did because I was hoping that neither Jesse nor Walt would get hit so I focused on that and I noticed it.
I wouldn’t say walt redeemed himself, but he ended most of his realationships atleast somewhat well,he finally told skyler the truth about how he liked cooking,he freed Jesse and protected him from the bullets,and he’s making sure that the money is going to his family
As a Breaking Bad fan I LOVE THIS EDIT I felt so sad when walter died at the end All that they had done to do their business their friendship and how it ended at the end.
I could have never predicted this show would be so special for me
This kind of summarizes the final few episodes really well, and I love the show so much.
"I did it for me" is my favorite moment in the whole series. He finally tells the truth.
I wish we could get another flashback of walts foreshadowed life in new hampsire. We really only had it for one episode
Goddamn one of the most heartbreaking and depressing edits that I have seen
Llore con este capitulo. Señor Walter usted no tenia que morir.😭😞😓
Well he did,he was somewhat a good person but every 2nd fucking episode in wich he had a chance to fix alot,he chose to fuck it up even more
la serie nunca tuvo protagonistas, solo humanos, buscando su propio bien despues de todo...
El camino del villano.
but he has to
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The only look Skylar has on her face is not just confusion and shock, but closure. She heard the words she wanted.
That opening scene applies to life I swear
We all want to make excuses to our family to the jobs we love or want to do, and it hurts to be honest
But sometimes, it’s all you can do.
I dont know if this applies to jobs. At least to the majority. I dont know what kinda work you do, but most of us literally work just because we have to.
@@SlentVceWell maybe not Jobs.. but dreams
Bryan is such a good actor
I don't know if any series will ever be able to be better than breaking bad. I loved it
For the one time in his life, he gave his happiness to someone else.
What a good man
“I man who has swallowed disrespect his whole life, has nothing left to give, but all of the hate to relieve himself of.”
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Yes bro
99.1 * not 99.3
the kid walking to the dennys needs an oscar
Nice vid
No one respected him his whole 50 years of living. Then everyone feared him. I’d do the same thing.
It's too depressing how Walter has nothing left to lose.
At the end… he was a full man.. that realized his flaws… his mistakes… and he make it up as much as he could… he realized that he drifted from his original plan cuz he got too much excited about illegal life as long life obeying laws citizen.. he acknowledged all his mistakes… did what was right to do… and finished his story as there was nothing more to do… no excuses… no selfishness… he was just objective on his whole life… and he have ended it all as whole man who had it all… cuz he got everything he could ever want… normal life/ drug life / family / crime partners.. fun / sadness he crosses all checkmarks… and then just fell down and rested… forever.
This show was so good i cried on the last episode because i didnt want it to be over, and now theres the goodman series so ima watch that.
I'm still left empty after the ending. I want more. I can't get enough of the show even though it's been over for years. I feel like it's not done yet, but when you think about his life before the end, you realize there's nothing left. So do I. The end is inevitable and I know that but I still wasn't ready for the show to end. I still can't get over it. I wanted the best for Walt but I guess this is it. This show is timeless and it forever will be. Thank you Vince Gilligan, Bryan Cranston, Aaron Paul and everyone else on/off the show who have worked on it. Thank you for bringing this masterpiece into my life.
Heck no, I liked this show because it knew how to go from beginning to end. No unnecessary seasons that expands nothing on the characters, no filler episodes that serves no purpose to the plot, NOTHING that you see with series that have lost its charm like The Walking Dead, Money Heist, etc for the solely reason to milk money and ruin a good serie. Vince Gilligan knew how to start, develop, and end his masterpiece. If you want more breaking bad then watch Better Call Saul, since it it happens before, during and after Breaking Bad's ending.
People like you is the reason good shows get worse seasons by the time goes on, the Director did what he wanted, there's nothing left to solve for BB. I respect Breaking bad for not becoming like The walking dead and actually finishing its story on a good note.
@@naoaquieopatrickpatrick8565 I 100% agree with you, it's just that losing the ability to watch and enjoy such a good show got to me when I was writing this comment. I'm left thirsty for more but I know there's nothing else to do (at least nothing that won't ruin the show as you said) In the end, you're right. I guess I'm just selfish because of the joy and fascination I got from the show. Thanks for this reply though, I'm glad I was able to express myself more clearly. Thanks for your time, again.
It’s a shame that Bryan Cranston doesn’t have a good character like that
"I watched Jane die"
5:26 SEWERS
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This is an incredible edit and I can't thank you enough for your time and effort making this. My favorite line at the end "Then do it yourself." gives me chills to this day.
im glad to hear that
This is literally perfect acting from both. And the culmination of everything in the greatest tv show ever
Best show ever made.
3:33 Reckon those two are technically responsible for everything? Cuz if they didn't screw Walt over before the show started, he prolly would've been a wealthy man living with his family. Though Jesse prolly would've OD'd or something given that Walter wouldn't do everything
true
i dont know why i never get tired of this show.
Gotta give credit to whom ever paired this song WITH the BEST series EVER! ...I've had it on repeat my entire 2 hr workout....Thank you!
respect. he handled everything before he checked out
I dont believe him when he says 'I did it for myself' because he does make sure his family will get taken care of, rights his wrong as best he can. It feels like he said it to her to give her peace of mind more than anything. Anyhow, one of the best seasons out there.
I believe that doing for himself would also apply to give the money to his family. He would feel better because of it. Every charity act first is for ourselves. We feel better helping other people.
The first time I watched BB, I didn't make it to the finale and actually got bored right before the climax of the whole show, but the second time I watched it, I realized just how much I missed out on. Him admitting why he did it just tied everything together perfectly.
the best tv show ever made. Walter was his own undoing and the ending was just seeing the amount of damage hes done and coming to that realization.
Sometimes you have to hit rock bottom to see what you've really lost.
The next Vince Gilligan production has to be in 4:3 ratio. Breaking Bad looks great in it, and the feel of the ratio just seems like it’d fit perfectly with his shows.
I didn't even notice it was in 4:3 because it fits so well. Thanks for pointing that out.
I still had a CRT in 2008 so I did watch Breaking Bad in 4:3 and it was still great
you took out the scene where jesse looks back at walter for the last time :(
it was by choice
@@Walthu_99.5 bad choice
Oh that irony that he doesn't even die from his cancer in the end really just makes it whole
alone nugget
I'm surprised there's only 417K people here to witness this, it sums up the entirety of Walt's character, just broken and nothing to lose... Truly a sad struggle to behold, despite the horrors...
haha. im glad to hear that
I love this show so much and its whole universe. It is the BEST entertainment I have experienced in my whole life. Incredible story, good length just enough to allow you to connect to these characters and watch them develop and short enough that it doesn't drag with filler episodes, masterpiece characters, setting, fantastic music choices. This is literally the only show where after I finished watching it, a week later I wanted to watch it again! it's rare for me to want to watch or play something again when i've already experienced it so soon.
The road they travelled together is insane. From spending days trying to work out should they kill crazy 8 or not to Jessie strangling Todd and Walter just watching. Biggest evil is getting used to evil.
It took him 50 years to find his purpose. And when he did, for the first time, in his life, he started living.
truly one of the best tv shows in cinematic history
I keep coming back to this amazing creation and the chills still remain during it all. Thank you for this
Glad to hear that
the shot at the beginning is so great. Skylar sitting down, walt standing, and the wall seperating them
couldn't ask for a more brilliant ending to the best show ever made
this show really showed me in the end about what happens if you want to set things right by using the bad solution
i was young when i fell in love with the walking dead and quickly binged it all in one sitting i later discovered multiple other shows made by amc so i decided to give breaking bad a watch. against my better judgement this has got to be the greatest shows i have ever watched
A story filled with a lot of heartbreak but also clarity . Just fantastic the way it all ended
I love that this video exists because you are a chill dude and you don't care you don't get a cent of money of ad revenue from it lmao
The whole last episode is like it’s own little movie, I love it.
This is a masterpiece. I wish I could erase my memory from the show to watch it again for the first time still my number one series :)
Watching the last season has its own vibe that you will never experience again
One of the first things Jesse said to Walter was " you wanna cook crystal meth" and the last thing was "do it your self" that hits just hard
This is one of the best edits I've seen.
At least Walt and Jesse kinda reconsiled at the end.
every time I watch this, it hits different.....
this is the best conclusion that this story deserved.
Fear the man with nothing left to lose.
Run from the man who had everything taken from him.
And pray that the man who gave it all away doesn't come for you.
this edit is so beautiful, i can't stop watching it everyday
haha. im glad to hear that
The editing of the video and music is incredible.
That episode made me cry, breaking bad is the best series in history, without a doubt!
best episode of tv, it has feelings to make anyone cry
my favorite show of all time!
0:33 when you play the game you used to good
i wish i could erase my whole memory of this show and watch it again it is absolutely amazing
Despite everything walt has done i still cried at some of the final scenes
so fucking good, absolute class series and this edit portrays the ending amazingly, good job :)
This was awsome edit. You really did a great job!
Breaking Bad truly feels like a show where we see everyone grow and change, and when its time is finally over, we want to experience it all again.
The moment when Jesse saw Walt got hit..
It's kinda Sad..
Hat's off to you Heisenberg 🫡.
Breaking Bad and all of its accompanying media have left a profound impression on me. I binged Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul over the Summer one time when I was still in school, then went back nearly a month later upon discovering that movie that stars Jesse in his times as a [non-consenting worker]. I had just started studying film-making after all my years of watching movies, TV series and animated shows/anime, and discovered what could only be called genius in Breaking Bad, with nearly all the missing pieces put in place with Better Call Saul, finally completed with that movie, and I haven't seen a universe that's topped it by much since. I don't think I've ever seen a creation where the second go-around (Better Call Saul) exclusively refines the first, polishing up pretty much all of the flaws and empty space that were left by Breaking Bad, and the _sheer emotion_ in that damn movie will never leave my brain. _It's just so damn sad, man._ I love every bit of it, from the unfathomable highs to the actually-just-slightly-above-average lows.
lmao at you being afraid to say the word slave
@@jackshift Not afraid. It can hide the entire comment if TH-cam flags it, or if the TH-camr toggles it.