Jesse will be looking at some overhead satellite footage of his next big bust with his captain when he'll notice something out of the corner of his eye. With some CSI-style enhancements, he'll zoom into Walt's backyard right onto the fiendish plant.Amir0x said:
Yeah, he's one goddamn hell of an actor. I almost consider this episode his episode. Definitely partially his episode. The man's performance really addressed the idea of death/moments before life ending. The music that starts to play when Gus is parked outside the nursing home with his men also helped a ton. Great ear the BB music team has.SpeedingUptoStop said:
Amir0x said:and at least he only got close to killing the innocent child, he showed real relief when he wasn't dead
what a nice guy. i wish i could invite him over for dinner!
I couldn't help but notice that Walt was wearing a green shirt for the first time in a while in the final two episodes. That used to sort of be "his" color earlier in the series, but I don't think he wore it much at all this season.SpeedingUptoStop said:
scenemissing said:
Amir0x said:Now, why don't YOU go grab a soda or pet your dog: you're clearly the only one upset here. I am loving every second of the 'Walt is sympathetic' crowd going up in flames. It's a magical moment and so, so much fun
go pet your dog or yell at the sky or drink some sprite man.Amir0x said:First of all, he is not sympathetic at all nor is sympathy a requirement for a 'viable character.' Vince Gilligan, the shows creator, certainly believes we are long past the sympathy point for Walt. But of course he only helps write the show, what would he know? it's all interpretation now!
Anyway the mere thought that a character needs to be 'sympathetic' to be viable is disgusting and a stifling limitation on creativity: some of the best written characters in history are completely unsympathetic. If you require that, you most certainly require it on your own terms. Don't bother applying such absurd standards on the rest of us who. I certainly don't need to be coddled to enjoy television.
Finally, none of my comments at all suggest he should turn himself in. I think the show must end with him dying or getting caught, but that's at the end of the show. My comments merely suggest that it's time people accept Walt for the completely unsympathetic monster he is. And I love every second of it, it is the very thing that makes the show compelling.
Now, why don't YOU go grab a soda or pet your dog: you're clearly the only one upset here. I am loving every second of the 'Walt is sympathetic' crowd going up in flames. It's a magical moment and so, so much fun
Copernicus said:
Amir0x said:Now, why don't YOU go grab a soda or pet your dog: you're clearly the only one upset here. I am loving every second of the 'Walt is sympathetic' crowd going up in flames. It's a magical moment and so, so much fun
Sanjuro Tsubaki said:
Oh, we still going with the Jesse is a cop thing?? lolCopernicus said:
klololololSanjuro Tsubaki said:
Yup plus he has beard going on in the finale scene with him.SpeedingUptoStop said:
vatstep said:
The absolute dread and depression of the first half of this season are what makes that possible too. Just brilliant pacing.Orellio said:
bangladesh said:
I think it's more powerful when that amount of joy is implied by facial expressions rather than an actual hug.shadyspace said:
Yikes, same here. Seems I've inadvertently avoided some potential spoilage.Incognito said:
It was seriously well done. They had me for a second. A far-fetched but satisfying payoff.BenjaminBirdie said:
Most likely a cathartic moment of victory before things get tragic as fuck.tycoonheart said:
