emmy award winning scene right there, i was like damn this man just lost his familyThis scene was fukking incredible:
I was literallyduring it.
Fred.
"All BAD Things Must Come to an End" - Breaking Bad Season 5: Part 2 Official Thread (SPOILERS)
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I was reading an article about breaking bad where the writer (Moira Wally-Beckett) and director (Rian Johnson) of Ozymandias discuss the ep.
http://www.vulture.com/2013/09/rian...eckett-breaking-bad-ozymandius-interview.html
They pretty much answer questions that have been floating around in this thread
Q: There were a couple of reaction shots of Todd. In his own psychopathic way, does he feel bad about what happened to Hank? He looked a little less indifferent than usual.
A - Moira Walley-Beckett: “Within his distinct lack of empathy, he does respect Mr. White, and he’s very much aware of the plight of Mr. White. And I think it just makes Todd kind of uncomfortable to see Mr. White cringing and weeping on the ground. It’s hard for Todd to assimilate that kind of information.”
A - Rian Johnson: “It’s like seeing your teacher or your parent cry of something. There’s just something uncomfortable about it.”
Q: I’ve seen different reactions to Walt’s phone call to Skyler. Some say it was all a ploy to save her from prosecution; others says that it was real and he was railing at her. Does the debate surprise you?
A - Moira Walley-Beckett: ”I personally feel like it wasn’t open to interpretation. I would hope that people got that it was an absolute ploy on Walt’s part. It is the family-man part of Walt playing the part of Heisenberg to exonerate Skyler. I was hoping that the process of the lie and the subterfuge would be clear and that viewers would be with Skyler in their understanding. When we first hear Walt, we think he’s gone full Heisenberg. It’s outrageous and horrible and abusive what he’s saying! But then we start to put the pieces together as Skyler does, and I was hoping people would sort of be traveling that journey with her.”
A - Rian Johnson: “I had two angles on Skyler, and one of them was the side angle. I purposely turned that up to try and keep everybody in the room — the cops, Marie, Walt Jr. — present, and then I had a more intimate, straight-on camera for her. So much of her reaction to the call is about not just what she’s going through inside, but about how she plays it, how she plays along with the lie, or doesn’t. That was really important. Then Bryan’s side was a much different challenge. The complexity of it, playing one thing while feeling another, that’s always interesting to watch. The fact that the Heisenberg personality, which throughout so much of the show has liberated him to do these horrible things with impunity, has become this thing that he’s now imprisoned by. He has to put this persona on to do the thing that he never wanted to have to do, in order to save the family that he’s already lost.”
http://www.vulture.com/2013/09/rian...eckett-breaking-bad-ozymandius-interview.html
They pretty much answer questions that have been floating around in this thread
Q: There were a couple of reaction shots of Todd. In his own psychopathic way, does he feel bad about what happened to Hank? He looked a little less indifferent than usual.
A - Moira Walley-Beckett: “Within his distinct lack of empathy, he does respect Mr. White, and he’s very much aware of the plight of Mr. White. And I think it just makes Todd kind of uncomfortable to see Mr. White cringing and weeping on the ground. It’s hard for Todd to assimilate that kind of information.”
A - Rian Johnson: “It’s like seeing your teacher or your parent cry of something. There’s just something uncomfortable about it.”
Q: I’ve seen different reactions to Walt’s phone call to Skyler. Some say it was all a ploy to save her from prosecution; others says that it was real and he was railing at her. Does the debate surprise you?
A - Moira Walley-Beckett: ”I personally feel like it wasn’t open to interpretation. I would hope that people got that it was an absolute ploy on Walt’s part. It is the family-man part of Walt playing the part of Heisenberg to exonerate Skyler. I was hoping that the process of the lie and the subterfuge would be clear and that viewers would be with Skyler in their understanding. When we first hear Walt, we think he’s gone full Heisenberg. It’s outrageous and horrible and abusive what he’s saying! But then we start to put the pieces together as Skyler does, and I was hoping people would sort of be traveling that journey with her.”
A - Rian Johnson: “I had two angles on Skyler, and one of them was the side angle. I purposely turned that up to try and keep everybody in the room — the cops, Marie, Walt Jr. — present, and then I had a more intimate, straight-on camera for her. So much of her reaction to the call is about not just what she’s going through inside, but about how she plays it, how she plays along with the lie, or doesn’t. That was really important. Then Bryan’s side was a much different challenge. The complexity of it, playing one thing while feeling another, that’s always interesting to watch. The fact that the Heisenberg personality, which throughout so much of the show has liberated him to do these horrible things with impunity, has become this thing that he’s now imprisoned by. He has to put this persona on to do the thing that he never wanted to have to do, in order to save the family that he’s already lost.”
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Yeah I know.. My little brother whos still in the streets has skinhead friends that he can call when he has beef and they will come through with the yoppers and hold him down.. It's a weird culture...This....is actually pretty clever man.
But a lot of these Aryan Nation cats don't care about race, oddly enough. If it ain't about dope or money they don't give a fukk.
Fred.
Walt knew if Hank died his life was over.His family was gone and he would be left with nothing.
I hope you know that phone conversation between Walt and Skyler ain't getting her off. At least I hope not if they are playing this realistically. Whitey Bulger's girl got 8 years in prison and they played the I was scared and in love defense. And she didn't actually partake in Bulger's criminal activities like Skyler did Walt's.
Dam brehs I'm rewatching the series again ( 4th time in its entirety )
And the scene where Jesse is having dinner with Walt and Skyler is an actual call back to a scene in season 1 ep 5: Grey Matter.
And before I forget the ep before that ep 4: Cancer man. The spider makes it first appearance but as a toy. I think this was already discussed about in the old sohh threads
4th time in its entirety ) And the scene where Jesse is having dinner with Walt and Skyler is an actual call back to a scene in season 1 ep 5: Grey Matter.
And before I forget the ep before that ep 4: Cancer man. The spider makes it first appearance but as a toy. I think this was already discussed about in the old sohh threads
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Just got an hour of quiet time to soak this one in. All these nikkas and bytches done turnt on Walt Sr. Jesse ole bytch ass set everything in motion. It's all Walts fault, goes without saying but Jesse ole dry desert snitching ass dusthead.
It's literally Walt Sr. against the world. I wonder who he takes revenge on first. Them skinheads at the end of the day did him a solid.
It's literally Walt Sr. against the world. I wonder who he takes revenge on first. Them skinheads at the end of the day did him a solid.
dabestkeptsecret
Superstar
is your brother black?
NOT SURE IF POSTED ALREADY OR NOT
BUT WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
http://www.buzzfeed.com/robinedds/things-youve-probably-missed-in-the-final-season-of-break
BUT WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
http://www.buzzfeed.com/robinedds/things-youve-probably-missed-in-the-final-season-of-break
I thought it was because he couldn't look at himself.
Then when he gets in the car to ride off at the end, after sparing his family, he can finally look at himself again.
at G.R.R. Martin (the author of the "Game of Thrones" books the HBO series is based on) saying Walter White is a worse villain than anyone in Westeros. Also he wants to create someone worse than Walter White. Maybe they can get Bryan Cranston to play the character on the HBO version. 
http://grrm.livejournal.com/337511.html
Fred.
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http://grrm.livejournal.com/337511.html
Fred.
That's B.S. No way is Walter worse than Cersai or Joffrey. Walt still be on his half measure shyt.
Francis White
i been away to long, my feeling died.
