"Naw Hector, check out this vid, I killed your whore of a nephew"
"Naw Hector, check out this vid, I killed your whore of a nephew"
There was this one random ass shot - where Lalo was dragging over the chair to tie Saul to but it was shot from the perspective of the chair. Even my girl, who doesn't give a damn about shyt like that, was like "That was kinda cool".The cinematography on the show is on a other level.
They spent multiple episodes explaining why Lalo couldn't just go in gun's blazing and needed to document proof and bring it to Don Eladio.good episode but i HATE the i got the gun on u but ima talk for 5 mins bullshyt
Homie was too busy trying to get the sickest camera angles and lighting right instead of looking at the wiring on the ground.Actually, the other way around... Lalo's fatal mistake was ALLOWING GUS to talk too much. Lalo never should have allowed Gus to have any "last words".
They spent multiple episodes explaining why Lalo couldn't just go in gun's blazing and needed to document proof and bring it to Don Eladio.
Some of ya'll acting like this was the typical "Villain wastes time explaining their plot" cliche is crazy to me knowing how good these writers are.
Do we know how much the sandpiper settlement is?
Slippin Jimmy gonna con people out of their money to finance his new life?
Gene coming back post BB to shyt in somebody’s sunroof
Couple things....
1. Lalo expected Kim to die trying to kill Gus. Keep in mind he has no idea Mike knows her, they'd have no reason not to kill her.
2. Lalo never expected Gus to show up at the laundry.
So the way it should've played out, is Kim acts as a distraction so Lalo can get into the laundromat. He gives the proof to Eladio, and the cartel turns on Gus.
Which is why he said "I wish we could've stripped his skin off by your pool, but he shows up now"....he never expected to kill Gus that day.
At some point after leaving the laundromat he would've went back and questioned Saul, which is what he told him before he left.
Fred.
There was this one random ass shot - where Lalo was dragging over the chair to tie Saul to but it was shot from the perspective of the chair.
I think it was eating away at Gus that Lalo, such a formidable foe, would leave his murder up to an unqualified hitter in Kim, a fukking square lawyer. So Gus pressed her and it clicked that Lalo never expected her to succeed when he “let” Jimmy talk him into letting Kim go instead. I agree that a shrewd guy like Mike should have picked up on how ridiculous that plan would be for Lalo, so I could see Gus being disappointed in him for not getting that info from Kim during her interview. But I don’t think it’s unrealistic that Mike would miss that in the heat of the moment.
Yea, which begs the question: why didn’t Lalo just kill Saul after Kim left? He already killed Howard in his apartment. So he wasn’t worried about being messy. Keeping Saul alive (with the TV turned up to a high volume late at night) presented a greater risk than just putting two in his head.
There was this one random ass shot - where Lalo was dragging over the chair to tie Saul to but it was shot from the perspective of the chair. Even my girl, who doesn't give a damn about shyt like that, was like "That was kinda cool".
But can you imagine being the director and coming into work one day like "I'm going to make the scene where we move that chair look as dope as possible " and all your coworkers are looking at you like "Why's this dude making more work for us "
Walt really destroyed an empire because of his own egoIts crazy that the whole time we watched breaking bad, Gus was literally walking on Lalo Salamanca’s grave