Oliver Stone Slams Breaking Bad Finale (says finale was implossible joke)

[dallastexas]

fuk this guy, how dare he speak of the genius of mr white

 

[Spidey Man]

fukk him. The guy who wrote scarface is in no position to talk shyt about machine gun violence being over the top and harmful to society. The guy who made savages less than two years ago, which critics accuse of ripping off breaking bad, doesn't come off as a non partial observer, and the guy who said he doesn't even watch the show, hardly qualifies as someone who's opinion on the subject matters.

 

[Pinyapplesuckas]

Nobody ever heard of Oliver Stone

 

[Bathing Ape]

When has this show ever been realistic?

 

[Artificial Intelligence]

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[HookersandIceCream]

Nobody ever heard of Oliver Stone

 

[Pinyapplesuckas]

 

[Ghost Utmost]

It was perfect. "Unrealistic" is the point of "fiction". If it was "realistic" it would read more like the "news". Blue meth would have been a local curiosity for a few months and White would have gotten murdered or busted. Welcome to TV.

 

[AkaDemiK]

Nobody ever heard of Oliver Stone

nikka...what?

 

[R.E.N. Spells Ren]

He's got a point.

Personally, I've always felt BB is a good show carried but Cranston's acting. Some of the plots are downright laughable. Certain scenes come off as cliché as a Seagal action movie. I always found it jarring when it goes from well written drama to hollywood action movie. Too many times Walt and Jessie escape death in implausible fashion.

Yup. That's my only gripe with this show. Other than the unrealistic aspects, this show is entertaining as fukk.


SMH @ people not understanding how a show can be realistic. There's no reason a work of fiction can't be realistic and not look like the news.

 

[winb83]

I still find it laughable that nikkas defended the last episode so hard body as if it was a great ending.

They botched the fukk out of it. The entire plot line was mishandled.

They did what they had to do to give Walt the best ending possible. Even to the point of rubbing it in the viewers face that he could even contact the DEA and get away with his plan so easily.

The whole final episode was just a bunch of fan service. It's as if they went on a fan forum and did a poll and used the top 10 fan picks to construct the episode. Breaking Bad wasn't really about being realistic but I don't think it was about pandering to fans at the expense of feeling authentic either.

 

[GoldenGlove]

I think the writers put themselves in a bind when they started off Season 4 with Walt opening the trunk of that car with that M60 in it.

No matter what happened in between the story to that part, they probably felt that they had to show Walt using it in some fashion regardless of how ridiculous it was. Now that the ending has settled in for me, him dying in the cabin cold and alone or even getting arrested before he could have did what he did would have been a more fitting ending IMO.

 

[ECA]

This the same hypocritical fakkit that made Natural Born Killers and Scarface

And Savages straight up jacked up Breaking Bad's entire steeze

 

[Rev]

This the same hypocritical fakkit that made Natural Born Killers and Scarface

And Savages straight up jacked up Breaking Bad's entire steeze

He didn't make Scarface.

But he's made many realistic films - Platoon, Wall Street, Any Given Sunday and a lot of political-based ones since.

 

[ECA]

He didn't make Scarface.

But he's made many realistic films - Platoon, Wall Street, Any Given Sunday and a lot of political-based ones since.

He wrote the shyt

That's cool and all, but he should check himself before getting on somebody for over the top violence when he's notorious for the shyt.