Brilliant! By the way, the name "Two-Face" would suit episode 13 more, because Fring became like a Two-Faced, from DC comics about Batman (only here Gus is dead two-faced)! And when you see the name "Face-Off", you suddenly remember the movie with the participation of N. Cage and D. Travolta, where the dudes swung their muzzles))).
@Ctixia: Rather, he himself cleaned up because of the transition of myshows to tvmaze.com , there is a screenshot on the previous site with which you synced. So it's luck rather)
@dezmond774: I thought it was a hint that he did it unintentionally, accidentally bringing a lily of the valley on his clothes or something. But then I remembered that it was about berries.
I just didn't understand at what point Walt managed to get a cigarette from Jesse? Or did I miss something? Jesse himself said that he checked in the morning and she was with him, and the next time he and Walt met after the poisoning
@Nog: It doesn't fit together a bit here. If Walt was poisoning, then why was it still berries, and not retsin? At the risk that it will be found out ahead of time? Yes, and after it turned out, there was also no need... Exclusively over the viewer to make fun of))
@Elgun4ik_: In my opinion, it's not worth "idealizing" this Walt. The child from the berries could well have died. there are 2-3 berries enough. And one can seriously undermine your health. I think the main task of such a scenario solution is to smoothly and convincingly "dilute", and then "throw" the viewer as effectively as possible. Also, those FSBSHNIKOV were brought in... Moreover, the symptoms of poisoning with lily of the valley and ricin are significantly different.
@7kozlov: No, it seems to me that lilies of the valley symbolized the "randomness of events" that Walt himself spoke about in one of the series where Jesse drugged him. After all, if it was an accident, then it helped them to unite. And if it hadn't been for her, then who knows how the end would have turned out. I think this is a more plausible option .
@Nog: Yes, but there is a hole here. How did Huell manage to pull out a pack of cigarettes and put it back in such a short period while he was groping Jesse? It seems to me that no pickpocket is capable of this.
@7kozlov: Everything is simple. The berry is a natural poison. And Retsin is artificial. If you remember, even in the episode, the FBI immediately appeared and began interrogating Jesse, saying that it was a rare poison. If it really was Retsin, then Jessie would not have been released. And since there are berries, Jessie has nothing to do with it. But for Jesse, you had to think it was Retsin first, so that you could be motivated to take revenge on Gus.
@grandvil: I didn't understand what was simple. And in general, your thought, and how it responds to my comment. Sorry, I'm probably being dumb. And by the way, retsin, as far as I know, is quite a natural poison. In any case, you don't need to synthesize anything, it's quite simple to get it from castor oil. However, fuck him, never mind.
@7kozlov: It's just that, as the episode showed, Retsin attracted the attention of the FBI (and they said it was a rare poison that couldn't be found anywhere else), but the fact that the boy was poisoned by berries didn't raise any questions. As it was, I just answered why Walt chose berries over Retsin. Walt didn't need the chemical poisoning to appear publicly, for both doctors and the FBI to sniff it out. Therefore, he poisoned the child with berries, as if the child himself had been poisoned by accident.
@Kevin27: Have you seen how in a split second Gustavo changes his facial expression from fake good-natured to predatory and back again? And now go in front of the mirror and try the same thing. Giancarlo Esposito is amazingly talented and, perhaps, the main reason to fall in love with Gustavo Fring, no matter what scum the hero may be in the plot.
Oh, I'm going to miss Gus very much, but it couldn't have worked out any other way, their relationship with Walt was strained to the limit. The moment when he leaves the room and adjusts his tie is just epic.
Damn, that's something!I didn't expect Gus to leave the room either. Even though he's a bastard, it's a bit pathetic. He turned out to be a charismatic villain. Cool series))
And then I just fucked up... Well, I never expected such a low act from Walter, but as they say: "all means are good in war." So Walt, to some extent, did the right thing and saved everyone from the scoundrel. And Gustavo benefited from cosmetic surgery, he became handsome :)
now it's so funny to remember when I first saw Gustavo, I thought that he was the same elderly, secretive and calm man like Walt, who cooks himself quietly and sells... and such an interesting and strong personality turned out to be, but it was not a pity at all. an epic death, of course. but the lilies of the valley were more shocking at the end, to be honest
@Nog: No, of course not. Hector started ignoring him after poisoning the entire cartel, and when Fring came with the news about the twins, they communicated as usual
@OrangeFruit: I probably didn't do the right thing when I wrote such a comment without watching the fifth season. But in my opinion, the ending of the fourth season is quite logical and over.
An amazing series, the most gorgeous series! Hector played the best, and Gus... He was an epic villain, I believed to the last that he was the one who poisoned the kid.
I like Walt less and less, and I feel more and more sympathy for Jesse.
Stsuka tse nayefektnisha seriya for the weight of the series (season 5 - movchu, I was not surprised), ale bloo now I'm a rose, people are stuffing themselves with tattoos in the guise of Walter. Gorgeous zamutka! 10 z 10ti!
In addition to Gus, who came out of the ward, the moment of the destruction of the lab was very epic, with a gorgeous musical accompaniment *-* In the end , I hoped that Jesse and Walt would hug .-. As for Walt, I'm a little shocked that he would do such a thing, although on the other hand, he is a master of his craft, and probably knew that the boy would survive. By far the best series!
After the tedious season 3, the whole fourth season is just a balm for the soul, and the finale is simply a masterpiece. In one breath, right up to the fire in the lab, it looked like
We must pay tribute to Gus Fring. The actor and screenwriters managed to create a real evil genius who seemed to be invincible. When they blew him up and he came out of the door, covered in blood and burned, and then collapsed to the ground, I still did not immediately believe that he was dead. Even the news of his death, which was broadcast on the radio in Walt's car, did not immediately convince me. It was only Mr. White's final sentence that made me believe in Fring's death.
This is the end of the season! What a series! I'm thrilled! The moment with Gus leaving the room is simply gorgeous :D And the lilies of the valley at Walt's house-well, unexpectedly
When Gus left the room, I was a little surprised how he survived, but when I saw the rest of his face, I was shocked that he was able to leave, and so calmly :D Well, in general, the series was just a blast!!! And the end is damn unpredictable!! with:
The series is gorgeous, and the explosion is something! When Gus left the room in one piece, I was like, "What the hell? another failed attempt?" And then: And the moment with the lily of the valley is, of course, unexpected. I didn't expect that from Walt. I take back my words about Gus, written in the comments to the previous episode.
This is probably one of the very few series where the last seasons are much better and more interesting than the first ones. Although it usually happens the opposite, and the series are blown away after 1-2 seasons. But here, each episode keeps in suspense and the ending... just wah! Go ahead to season 5!
@Lan: Yes. I'm watching, watching how it's still in the second season, and it's already the end of the fourth. About It's not boring to watch, like most TV series with 1+ seasons. Now I understand why there was so much hype around this series at the time. Even if he came to me in one gulp for 2019. I regret that I doubted about watching it earlier.
In general, Walt is still an asshole, he killed Jesse's girlfriend, now he poisoned the child... Okay, I killed criminals, but innocent people... Not a gram of conscience! The wretched schmuck finally felt what life is and let's create shit!
@Splyushka: great logic. White, by not saving, is a murderer. Jesse, who got hooked on a strong drug and as a result of which she choked (or overdosed), is not a murderer.
If you look closely, Walt killed Jessie's friend. They were both lying on their sides just in case of drug-induced vomiting in their sleep. But Walt turned her over on her back when he was pushing Jessie and she immediately started vomiting lying on her back and then according to the script
I don't even know now who the main villain was - Gus or Walt. It looks like some kind of confrontation between evil geniuses... The top character is Sol! I love him and his jokes)
It's just a masterpiece, it's already a series not just about drugs, but about the confrontation of brains and cunning. The music was awesome when the lab was blown up, and in the end it was just right. When Jesse said lily of the valley, I immediately realized that it was Walt, in his style. And it didn't surprise me much, he does what he needs to do throughout the series, walking over heads and corpses...
Anal polyps are gorgeous)) Damn, Gustavo's face after the explosion is kapets! Destroying the lab is awesome! The ending is certainly strong, but I did not expect THIS in any way...Demolishes explosives to a new level...
The series finale, like the whole season, is definitely gorgeous! They even had a very happy ending, and now it seems to me that it was possible to end there. I was really looking forward to the next season, I hoped that they would show Mike) But alas. And then there's the question of where to make a cigarette with ricin if Walt came in the evening and Jesse put it in a new pack in the morning.
If the cigarette hadn't gone missing, Jesse wouldn't have thought Gus poisoned the boy. Now Jesse has to think about where the cigarette actually went.
It's a completely different series in terms of atmosphere, and it's not even about the ending. I think the fifth season will have a completely new story, unrelated to the old supporting characters, but we'll see about that, and Gus reminded me of the man with the button from the movie Package
and I personally liked the idea of luring Gustavo to a nursing home. Well, that's brilliant!!! Go to the DEA to make Gus feel better, give Hank a simple message, come back and wait for the fish to swallow the bait! I just bow to the one who came up with it!!!
Could you explain? I still don't understand how it could have gone unnoticed, even if Walt had attached it after Gus's assistant searched the room for the first time (although Walt seems to have left immediately after that)
@magicflower: The assistant came into the room, checked it with a device. I went out to Gus on the street to tell him that everything was clear - at that moment Walt climbed through the window, set the bomb and then fell away.
Walter has changed a lot in 4 seasons... From a quiet teacher and an inconspicuous cook, he turned into a real criminal. Explosions, murders, poisoning. He seems to be saving his family on the one hand, but on the other... I don't know whether to support him or condemn him. It's too difficult a choice.
@Moonacre: All criminals are motivated by personal convenience or family reasons. If they do it for fun, then they are no longer criminals, but mentally ill people.
So, I personally condemn Walt. For greed and pride. As for the heroes of the series, you're glad that they got away with it in the season finale, and if you judge by reality, then such a person should be imprisoned for life, if not executed at all.
I'm wondering if Jesse will find out the truth about Jane and Brock in season five. Jesse's been through a lot, even if it's his own fault. That's why, to be honest, I'm scared about it.
That's powerful.. It's a pleasure to watch how Walt changes with every season (and even with every episode, for that matter), and evolves criminally. I'm just freaking out, but if Jesse finds out the truth about Jane and Brock, then he'll definitely take Walt down, I think. Gus will be missed, this man even threw up elegantly : (Thank God that Hector died - he was infuriating. P.S. Walt and Jesse's hugs were not enough :(
The last scene is great, of course, the song is now my favorite, I listen back and immerse myself in the series again. Jessie feels very sorry and gets as strong as possible by the end
Vince Gilligan is a genius of visual metaphors. Gus's double face (elegant without a hint of something bad on the one hand, and something frighteningly soulless on the other), he was like that during his lifetime, flawless on the one hand and as if dead and soulless on the other. The laboratory is another metaphor. A frightening, disturbing red floor that was regularly drenched in blood. And how, when it was destroyed, chemicals, like cleansing water, poured from everywhere, even flooding the camera, as if washing away all the blood and horror that this laboratory and this business in general brought. And such "metaphors" permeate the entire series. The juxtaposition of good and evil, good and bad, but not just in different characters, but in each of them at the same time. The only ray of goodness with the least amount of something bad inside was Jesse, who suffered the most (he was the one who was constantly beaten most often, all the emotional torment was reflected in him like in no other). It was not for nothing that everyone called him "Son" or "Kid" ("little" in Russian), as if he were a child who was destroyed by the cruelty of others, like the other two young boys whom Gus and Walter sacrificed, which Jesse could not have done. And even Gale's murder broke him so much because Gale was like an innocent child.
A season ago, Walter considered it low to involve children, but he did the same. I understood everything when he was happy that the guy was still alive, as if he was to blame and really hoped that he would survive, and so it turned out ... Gustavo is a great character! Even at the moment of death, he straightened his tie. That's what I understand, the intelligentsia to the very end. I even felt sorry for him. Still, they were both good. Gus just underestimated Walt. In a quiet pool, as they say. Well, there's one final season left. I hope he doesn't disappoint!
If Walt won, then what will be the whole 5th season? And where's Mike? In fact, Walt didn't have to show off at dinner and say that the genius of meta hadn't been caught yet. A solid hemorrhoid because of this vanity.
Walt, the PPC is a fierce uncle. To be honest, I feel sorry for Gustavo. So competently conducted business, everything is clean. And then, damn, I got in touch.
Mr. White is just a fallen soul, that's real, he won't touch anything, everything goes to hell. Destroys everything in its path. And this episode with the lily of the valley ..... damn, well, this is some kind of wildness. I wouldn't be surprised if Walt kills Jesse and then gets fed up himself.
@nesmeyanna: Well, Walter is not a cop, and Hector is quite ready to cooperate with the others - Gus did so much shit to him, and White made an offer that could not be refused. The Salamanca clan is no more. And he doesn't need to live his miserable life anymore.
And if you think about it, Walt and Jesse have cleaned up the drug market in the south. And Tuco was killed, and Gus, and the Mexican cartel. It is unlikely, of course, that this will end, a holy place is never empty. Once again, I was convinced what a crazy maniac this Walt was. Still, I don't understand how and when he managed to bully the kid.
I'll sort it out a bit. Gus should have been torn apart by such an explosion and thrown back by the blast wave, but he leaves after the door, which was blown out 5 seconds ago.
I think it was the perfect ending for the whole series. No, I'm not arguing, the fifth season is also good, but the sense of logic and completeness of what is happening is more felt in the fourth.
Gus is one of the best and most charismatic villains. And there were moments when Walt looked dirtier and more disgusting. I'm not whitewashing Gus, (I don't mean the color of his skin) he's just a villain who commands some respect. You can sometimes feel sympathy for a movie-serial bad character, no matter what.
The season finale is of course a complete break... Gus, Walter, Salamanca. Walter has especially changed under the influence of circumstances, but it is impossible to forgive the poisoning of a child.
I watched four seasons in 2014, and the interest disappeared. I felt that this was the pinnacle and the series couldn't get any higher. Over the years, I've heard my fears dispelled. And here I am again, unable to tear myself away from the screen even on the second viewing, I have reached the finale of the incomparable fourth season, this time ready to move on. An excellent series, rightfully one of the best of all time.
Very strange logic. It's like being in a great relationship with someone for 4 years and deciding that year 5 won't be the same anymore and breaking up. Leave on a high note, so as not to get upset.
@Dark_Spawn: zero logic. The dude watched one of the three best episodes of the series; a series in which there were zero passing episodes for 4 seasons; a series in which the plot is built so that there is nothing to even fuck about. But the guy, without even starting season 5, just dropped it, deciding that "this is the top and you can't get higher." (it's like climbing Mount Everest and not looking around.) Moreover, the man did not give up on all TV, he continued to watch the rest of the projects, most of which are worse. Why such half-measures? After Face Off, the man had to gouge out his eyes and pierce his eardrums. It won't get any better.
I'm just going to dive into season 5, but what a great series. I love the TV series "sons of anarchy", there's only an introduction to the characters in the first season, a lot of different jokes (of course, there's no place without inserts with jokes), but the further you go, the more fucked up the main characters get. And when g gets out of the same shit, he gets dragged into an even bigger maelstrom of events and difficulties. I mean, in Breaking Bad, with each episode, they also move from one guy to another. We observe how the characters change, what feelings they experience, how many hidden emotions there were and how much torment. It's just an amazing series! I can't imagine what else they came up with in the final season. Thanks to the creators for immersing themselves in this atmosphere.
The series is just 10,000 out of 10 I was shocked many times at such moments as when Gus left the ward (alive or something????), and then the sight of his face, very beautifully, of course, emphasized his pedantry - the way he adjusted his tin tie. Walter, of course, impresses with his desire to live and protect his family, even risking the life of an innocent child for this. Separately, I would like to mention the actor who played Salamanca - the acting is just 6+, he has become so involved in the role of an old man with a disability that he even wants to regret it, and what emotions he gives out, as if he lives the role. There are a lot of emotions after watching this series, not even a whole comment is enough to describe them. I haven't written such reviews for a long time)
Awesome! I'm going to miss Gus, but the plan was certainly brilliant. Walt is a smart–ass asshole. But he won. The factory explosion is the best thing that happened, of course, after the explosion in the nursing home.
I hope that next season Jessie will be less manipulated.
P.S. by the way, that would be a perfect ending overall, wouldn't it?
You're such a bitch, Walt. You won, but at what price, and is it considered a victory at all?
As usual, Jessie suffers the most. And Gus didn't deserve it, yes, he's a drug lord, but even he didn't go down to that bottom. That's how plus or minus the character you understand sinks to the bottom and becomes a monster. This is the first time that I totally hate the main character and wish him a speedy death.
Oh, no, I didn't think Walt would be made into total evil.. There are no words. I'm shocked. In shock. No, I've had some thoughts. What am I talking about. I just assumed somehow that it would probably get worse. But this, it's disgusting. For a man who has children himself. Ugh, just ugh. Some of the most terrifying gg in history. No, of course I exaggerated. Surely there will be at least a couple more.
Poor dear Jesse. He's always extreme. It's a shame for him as much as possible. But it seems to me that he might have been prompted by thoughts, especially when he began to clarify, like it had to be done in doubt. He's so naive though. And it was good that there were no hugs. I'm tired of hoping for the best about this Walt. And considering that there's still a season ahead, he's going to start doing shit again.
@Lihiominaa: I've been reviewing the previous one, and in order not to spoil it, I'll write here. Still, Jessie knows Walt very well, and she's noticed him many times. He saw through it right away, actually. But Walt also knows Jesse very well and skillfully plays on his feelings and kindness. Although, of course, I also fell for his fairy tale back then. Holy naivety. And after watching it, Jesse was always more attached to Walt. And he didn't have enough warmth from it. Given his problems with his parents, he also looked for some kind of support and parental love in Walt. But alas. Their relationship is toxic, of course.
I watched "Breaking Bad" just now, but I watched "Darkness" earlier and how fucked up I was when I heard the sound from "Darkness" when Gus got out of the car and went to the ward. P.S. I don't think it's worth talking about the epic explosion and the half-dead Gus once again. Divine
I haven't written a single comment under the episodes of this series, although I've enjoyed the show since the first episode, and it still won't let go. My only regret is that I didn't watch it earlier. The end of the season is beyond praise, and it also motivated me to FINALLY write something. There's only one season ahead, but I don't want to part with the characters at all, so I'll look at Saul too, in order to stay longer in the world of Breaking Bad.
@Alina_Prim: Oh, and I'm the same, I just watched the episode! This is the first time I've watched the series, why I haven't watched it before is a mystery.
The most epic ending. Until the last moment, it seemed that Fring would not be reached (if there had not been a moment with a face and a subsequent fall, it would have been possible to build conspiracy theories :)), it was very well thought out.
I also immediately thought that Walt had poisoned him, but it was unclear how he could have managed to get a cigarette, which made me doubt (hope) until the last moment that I was mistaken in my assumption.
Well, yes, I was pleased with the Dark theme at the end :)
Why revisit old TV series? To notice things I hadn't noticed before. To see Walt's view of the lily of the valley at the beginning of the previous episode. To notice the movement of Hewell's hand at the moment of the "search". To hear the title theme of Dark at the moment Fring entered the nursing home (God, what an epic moment, I turned the sound to the maximum)
@Olliver: The moment the frame switches from the scene with Hugh and Jesse to the scene with Hugh, Jesse and Saul. At the last moment before the scene changes, Hewell puts his left hand in his jacket pocket. In the voice acting of the lost, this moment is approximately at 18:20.
@nonaems: Interestingly, all this time I thought that Jesse's cigarette had fallen out of his jacket when he was taking out his car keys. Literally in the previous scene, when he goes to his car, you can see something falling out of his pocket. Probably just a small blunder)
In the end, of course, there is an unambiguous hint, demonstrating that Walt is ready to make absolutely any "sacrifices" (for him, this is more likely collateral damage) so that his own interests are satisfied.
Gustavo the Terminator😄 I thought he'd come out alive after all. A very colorful character, of course. Yes, Walter did it well, what a scoundrel, poisoning a child is already beyond the pale.
Yeah, now you understand that the pink teddy bear with a half-burnt face was just an Easter egg)) And the remaining eye of this bear, which everyone periodically stumbled upon, reminded us all season that this gun would definitely go off)))
This season could have ended the series in principle. The last episode looked very final. I can't even imagine what the mix of the fifth season will be without Gus.
I'm always surprised by coincidences. I'm currently watching 3 TV series - Breaking Bad, Supernatural and Dr. House. And the first two mention the 3rd series.
Oh my God, what was that? A chemical bomb? That's how Gus reacted when he realized. In general, it is strange that he, so vigilant, did not realize that this was a trap. Hector's not stupid enough to go to the DEA in front of everyone, you can make an anonymous call. But Gustavo left incomparably. Skyler finally found out that Walt wasn't just a cook. Lily of the valley! I wonder how he planted it?
Breaking Bad: Season 4✔ Results:
After this season, I finally became convinced of the fact that the further, the better. Ending with the destruction of the laboratory to Mexican music - 🔥🔥🔥.
@Demausol: I can imagine this anonymous call — Hello. The Drug Enforcement Division. What do you want to report? — Ding —Sir, I can't hear you. Can you speak? — Ding — Eh, okay... A, B, C, D, D…
Gustaf is the most interesting antagonist of the series, he's all right, kind, tactful, and he can cut a man's throat with a stationery knife. It's very different from the others, to be honest, they were kind of inadequate, they couldn't build any dialogue with them, but he's so good. And he can do something like that and still not get to the bottom of it. He's a very dangerous man and it's hard to blame him for anything, because he's so nice and proper, he keeps an eye on everything, he controls everything, he's very careful. In general, an interesting character, it was pleasant and interesting for me to watch all the episodes with him.
Once again, I was convinced that Walter was an asshole who played on Jesy's feelings. Jesy did not save the girl, moreover, he also watched her suffer. Because of his stupid decision to expand, one of Jesy's good buddies was killed. Now another child has been poisoned. There are no good characters in this series, but Walter is the scum of all.
Really. So Walt poisoned the kid after all?! He thought of everything. I figured out what Jesse would think of him, but then Walt would set him on Gus. This... this...It's just brilliant, everything was his plan from the very beginning. He knew Jessie would think he wasn't capable of that. And the scene with Gus after the explosion, as he comes out. I'm like, at first, I think that's WHAT I MEAN, and then they show his half-burned face. That was awesome!
Walter's relationship with Jesse is like that, of course. At first, when he's passed out, he calls his son by his name (obviously Walter has fatherly feelings for him), and then lilies of the valley (((( Oh, Jesse, in 25 years he hasn't stopped being naive (((((
I was just sure that when Gus took off his tie, he was behind the scenes and wearing a bulletproof vest - but it didn't help a damn thing against this! And this terminator exit from the ward is a tin can! is it really possible that an explosion can expose the skull so much that the eye socket is left without anything?
I wonder why Sol gets involved in them all the time? Is he willing to take risks because of all his clients? As a result, because of each of his clients, he throws everything and runs away every time.
@3Hansel3: because no client brings him as much money as Mr. White. And he doesn't do anything illegal for other clients, he just represents them in court, as he represented Badger — it's legal. In his main activity, Sol does not risk anything and there is no reason to run. Walt is a very lucrative exception
@Nonelementary: I doubt he has too much knowledge and experience and a lot of contacts for all cases of criminal life to consider that he no longer had clients like Walt.
@3Hansel3: it was) Lalo Salamanca, for example. But another series tells about it. And at the moment, according to BB, he has Walt alone. You can speculate about anything, but I judge only by what was on the screen. And at BB, except for Walt, Saul no longer had dealings with any criminal authorities. And in his main activity, he is clean, represents petty hooligans in court
Well, what a jerk Walt is. In the first season, I even felt sorry for him somehow - cancer, that's all. And then I can't wait for him to finally die. I can't stand to look at his eternal egocentric antics, coupled with megalomania and an overly developed ego... and what a pity for Jesse. The guy is just a psychologist's dream - he would have a year of therapy on the subject of high expectations from his parents and everything would be fine with him. Otherwise, the poor guy doesn't have a companion, but a new parental figure. Walt, Mike, and Gus are there too. And everyone wipes their feet on him and manipulates him... I sincerely hope that in the last season, Jessie will finally complete her development into a self-sufficient personality. This season, it seems like we've even come pretty close to that.... but the last episode zeroed out all the progress, of course.
I knew that the bell would play a role. Oh, and how those two ruined everything together in the end. It was just the perfect end to the season, and I was really pleased. I still have a question with Mike.
The only thing that bothers me about this series is how they discuss all the information on the phone. Well, sort of. In this case, I would be as safe as possible. I'll have to wait until I get home and discuss everything there with the tap on. What kind of impatience is that?
A great end to the season and one of the best episodes ever! And the scene in the nursing home is just🔥 I've already forgotten how cool this series was shot))
Discussion: Season 4, Episode 13 Join the Discussion
235I thought so for everyone, but it turns out only for me?)
Thanks for the explanations))
I think the main task of such a scenario solution is to smoothly and convincingly "dilute", and then "throw" the viewer as effectively as possible. Also, those FSBSHNIKOV were brought in... Moreover, the symptoms of poisoning with lily of the valley and ricin are significantly different.
However, fuck him, never mind.
Giancarlo Esposito is amazingly talented and, perhaps, the main reason to fall in love with Gustavo Fring, no matter what scum the hero may be in the plot.
The moment when he leaves the room and adjusts his tie is just epic.
Cool series))
And Gustavo benefited from cosmetic surgery, he became handsome :)
but the lilies of the valley were more shocking at the end, to be honest
And I feel sorry for Jessie
But what about the lilies of the valley at the end?
Hector played the best, and Gus... He was an epic villain, I believed to the last that he was the one who poisoned the kid.
I like Walt less and less, and I feel more and more sympathy for Jesse.
In the end , I hoped that Jesse and Walt would hug .-.
As for Walt, I'm a little shocked that he would do such a thing, although on the other hand, he is a master of his craft, and probably knew that the boy would survive.
By far the best series!
but damn, thanks for the spoiler for the series
A blunt end to the season! Walt, you're a bug. If Jessie finds out... But he'll never know.
The moment with Gus leaving the room is simply gorgeous :D
And the lilies of the valley at Walt's house-well, unexpectedly
Well, in general, the series was just a blast!!!
And the end is damn unpredictable!! with:
Go ahead to season 5!
Yes. I'm watching, watching how it's still in the second season, and it's already the end of the fourth. About
It's not boring to watch, like most TV series with 1+ seasons.
Now I understand why there was so much hype around this series at the time. Even if he came to me in one gulp for 2019.
I regret that I doubted about watching it earlier.
Damn, Gustavo's face after the explosion is kapets!
Destroying the lab is awesome!
The ending is certainly strong, but I did not expect THIS in any way...Demolishes explosives to a new level...
I was really looking forward to the next season, I hoped that they would show Mike) But alas.
And then there's the question of where to make a cigarette with ricin if Walt came in the evening and Jesse put it in a new pack in the morning.
about that, and Gus reminded me of the man with the button from the movie Package
And he wasn't afraid to risk Brock's life.
I can't imagine what the next season will be about. *-*
All criminals are motivated by personal convenience or family reasons.
If they do it for fun, then they are no longer criminals, but mentally ill people.
So, I personally condemn Walt.
For greed and pride.
As for the heroes of the series, you're glad that they got away with it in the season finale, and if you judge by reality, then such a person should be imprisoned for life, if not executed at all.
Gus will be missed, this man even threw up elegantly : (Thank God that Hector died - he was infuriating.
P.S. Walt and Jesse's hugs were not enough :(
Jessie feels very sorry and gets as strong as possible by the end
The laboratory is another metaphor. A frightening, disturbing red floor that was regularly drenched in blood. And how, when it was destroyed, chemicals, like cleansing water, poured from everywhere, even flooding the camera, as if washing away all the blood and horror that this laboratory and this business in general brought. And such "metaphors" permeate the entire series. The juxtaposition of good and evil, good and bad, but not just in different characters, but in each of them at the same time. The only ray of goodness with the least amount of something bad inside was Jesse, who suffered the most (he was the one who was constantly beaten most often, all the emotional torment was reflected in him like in no other). It was not for nothing that everyone called him "Son" or "Kid" ("little" in Russian), as if he were a child who was destroyed by the cruelty of others, like the other two young boys whom Gus and Walter sacrificed, which Jesse could not have done. And even Gale's murder broke him so much because Gale was like an innocent child.
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Gustavo is a great character! Even at the moment of death, he straightened his tie. That's what I understand, the intelligentsia to the very end. I even felt sorry for him. Still, they were both good. Gus just
underestimated Walt. In a quiet pool, as they say.
Well, there's one final season left. I hope he doesn't disappoint!
The whole season is in suspense 👏🏽♥️
fiction, but this one is straight hooked, a super series, in one breath
In fact, Walt didn't have to show off at dinner and say that the genius of meta hadn't been caught yet. A solid hemorrhoid because of this vanity.
Walt, the PPC is a fierce uncle. To be honest, I feel sorry for Gustavo. So competently conducted business, everything is clean.
And then, damn, I got in touch.
Mr. White is just a fallen soul, that's real, he won't touch anything, everything goes to hell. Destroys everything in its path. And this episode with the lily of the valley ..... damn, well, this is some kind of wildness. I wouldn't be surprised if Walt kills Jesse and then gets fed up himself.
, I'm thrilled 0_0
It is unlikely, of course, that this will end, a holy place is never empty.
Once again, I was convinced what a crazy maniac this Walt was.
Still, I don't understand how and when he managed to bully the kid.
Gus is one of the best and most charismatic villains. And there were moments when Walt looked dirtier and more disgusting. I'm not whitewashing Gus, (I don't mean the color of his skin) he's just a villain who commands some respect. You can sometimes feel sympathy for a movie-serial bad character, no matter what.
This does not apply to explosives.
I was shocked many times at such moments as when Gus left the ward (alive or something????), and then the sight of his face, very beautifully, of course, emphasized his pedantry - the way he adjusted his tin tie.
Walter, of course, impresses with his desire to live and protect his family, even risking the life of an innocent child for this.
Separately, I would like to mention the actor who played Salamanca - the acting is just 6+, he has become so involved in the role of an old man with a disability that he even wants to regret it, and what emotions he gives out, as if he lives the role.
There are a lot of emotions after watching this series, not even a whole comment is enough to describe them.
I haven't written such reviews for a long time)
I hope that next season Jessie will be less manipulated.
P.S. by the way, that would be a perfect ending overall, wouldn't it?
As usual, Jessie suffers the most. And Gus didn't deserve it, yes, he's a drug lord, but even he didn't go down to that bottom. That's how plus or minus the character you understand sinks to the bottom and becomes a monster. This is the first time that I totally hate the main character and wish him a speedy death.
Poor dear Jesse. He's always extreme. It's a shame for him as much as possible. But it seems to me that he might have been prompted by thoughts, especially when he began to clarify, like it had to be done in doubt. He's so naive though. And it was good that there were no hugs. I'm tired of hoping for the best about this Walt. And considering that there's still a season ahead, he's going to start doing shit again.
And after watching it, Jesse was always more attached to Walt. And he didn't have enough warmth from it. Given his problems with his parents, he also looked for some kind of support and parental love in Walt. But alas. Their relationship is toxic, of course.
P.S. I don't think it's worth talking about the epic explosion and the half-dead Gus once again. Divine
This is the first time I've watched the series, why I haven't watched it before is a mystery.
I also immediately thought that Walt had poisoned him, but it was unclear how he could have managed to get a cigarette, which made me doubt (hope) until the last moment that I was mistaken in my assumption.
Well, yes, I was pleased with the Dark theme at the end :)
A fucking TV series, a job for the ages.
Yes, Walter did it well, what a scoundrel, poisoning a child is already beyond the pale.
Brilliant and nothing else. I give you a standing ovation
And the dialogue at the end gives you goosebumps.:
"Your job?"
"I won."
Oh my God, what was that? A chemical bomb? That's how Gus reacted when he realized. In general, it is strange that he, so vigilant, did not realize that this was a trap. Hector's not stupid enough to go to the DEA in front of everyone, you can make an anonymous call.
But Gustavo left incomparably.
Skyler finally found out that Walt wasn't just a cook.
Lily of the valley! I wonder how he planted it?
Breaking Bad: Season 4✔
Results:
After this season, I finally became convinced of the fact that the further, the better.
Ending with the destruction of the laboratory to Mexican music - 🔥🔥🔥.
10/10
— Hello. The Drug Enforcement Division. What do you want to report?
— Ding
—Sir, I can't hear you. Can you speak?
— Ding
— Eh, okay... A, B, C, D, D…
Jesy did not save the girl, moreover, he also watched her suffer.
Because of his stupid decision to expand, one of Jesy's good buddies was killed.
Now another child has been poisoned.
There are no good characters in this series, but Walter is the scum of all.
I was just sure that when Gus took off his tie, he was behind the scenes and wearing a bulletproof vest - but it didn't help a damn thing against this! And this terminator exit from the ward is a tin can! is it really possible that an explosion can expose the skull so much that the eye socket is left without anything?
And he doesn't do anything illegal for other clients, he just represents them in court, as he represented Badger — it's legal. In his main activity, Sol does not risk anything and there is no reason to run.
Walt is a very lucrative exception
And at the moment, according to BB, he has Walt alone. You can speculate about anything, but I judge only by what was on the screen. And at BB, except for Walt, Saul no longer had dealings with any criminal authorities.
And in his main activity, he is clean, represents petty hooligans in court
and what a pity for Jesse. The guy is just a psychologist's dream - he would have a year of therapy on the subject of high expectations from his parents and everything would be fine with him. Otherwise, the poor guy doesn't have a companion, but a new parental figure. Walt, Mike, and Gus are there too. And everyone wipes their feet on him and manipulates him... I sincerely hope that in the last season, Jessie will finally complete her development into a self-sufficient personality. This season, it seems like we've even come pretty close to that.... but the last episode zeroed out all the progress, of course.
The only thing that bothers me about this series is how they discuss all the information on the phone. Well, sort of. In this case, I would be as safe as possible. I'll have to wait until I get home and discuss everything there with the tap on. What kind of impatience is that?
But still, the case when, it would seem, the antagonist in the person of Gustavo is somehow insulting. Walt played dirtier than he did
I've already forgotten how cool this series was shot))