Gus killed like 4 birds with this one move. -He got rid of the cousins -He protected Walter and his own profits -He got rid of his competition -He directed the attention of the DEA elsewhere
They were muscle for hire - but they didn't actually protect Walter from anybody. Then they turned pretty quickly. It's different to me because they came when Walter could afford to hire muscle. Hank unknowingly took out his enemies when no one else would have.
Seeing the behind the scenes of them is hilarious. They're a couple queens lol not at all what I was expecting. Although like I saw another commenter say, the shoes were a dead giveaway lol
@Sarbur Gideg Idk, he holds everyone to a high standard but once Marie starts committing larceny "Oh poor Marie she has a mental disorder" and "she's seeing a shrink".
@Sarbur Gideg Those people didn't have souls to begin with, so can they really were victimless crimes. The only time innocent deaths were invovled with Walt was with Jane and the passenger plane. But the rest of them and the people getting high off meth? They were soulless animals, especially Krazy 8.
@Milk2Percent He runs a few fast food restaurants while providing for an entire family in Upper class citizenship. It'd draw attention to him seeing him ram around in a 200K hummer or Porsche. Cops know this stuff. If he seems to have more money than he should be making, they will investigate.
What a fantastic political play by Fring. Sending the cartel onto Schrader then warning him of their coming, hoping to take out two growing problems for him from afar. He's an absolute mastermind.
Their wasn't really a way for Gus to lose in this, whether or not Hank lived was irrelevant cos the dea would have put pressure on Mexican police and if he died even more so, the twins biggest mistake was not realising what was going on and asking juan if they could go ahead with it. Gus was a professional through and through and his only downfall was when he took things personally.
Boxy 80s/90s looking cars are so much prettier than the curvy wurvy nonsense you get these days, that look more like training shoes than transport vehicles.
@@SomeGuyWhoPlaysGames333 You seem to know a bit about cars. I'm looking to buy my first car but I don't really care about looks. It needs to look professional but it doesn't have to be anything fancy. Something used under 10k that is durable and has decent milage. I will use it primarily for work. Any tips?
I love how they always meet on the middle of nowhere, it makes me wonder if they tell each other some coordinates or if they already have some meet points.
Maybe Gus has someone bring a post it note with GPS coordinates. It could even be in a code. Nothing digital. Keep meeting in different areas. Burn the note after you're done. The idea is to make collecting evidence near impossible.
same, there's a lot of major events I remember from the show that I just want to skip because I've seen them a million times, but I can't because there's also all of the little important details that I forgot
I can confirm that 100-150ug proper acid works if you want to re-experience episodes as if first time watching them. Too bad there's a hefty cooldown on acid.
I admit in comparison to the Salamancas who have a better fluidity in speaking Spanish in this scene... Gus sounds very robotic. Just one of those things you take the amazing with the slight setback with casting someone who has to learn the language. Outside of the accent, he still carries his mannerisms and expressions with great care despite sounding like he's trying to pronounce every syllable in Spanish.
I agree. That's the kind of thing Americans usually do when speaking a different language. They kinda lack the ability of impersonating the phonology of the target's language. The way he said "Hank Schrader" like it's pronounced in english bothers me as a listener. He should have said it with a thick spanish accent to make it more immersive in the character. Still a really good character though.
I saw an interview from these actors "the twin brothers" IRL they were security guards, at the BB set, at least one of them was. Vince Gilligan liked them and made these characters. Daniel and Luis Moncada were born in Honduras and migrated to the USA when they were teens.
Surfmus more funny is the fact that when one of the brothers got the role, he was asked if he knew anyone else and he immediately recommended his brother...he got the part right them
They look more Chicano then they do Honduran. I guess that bald head style with brown skin does make you look Mexican. I thought they were Raza originally.
wow, random spot to find you davvy, nice. Thx for the vids and the comedy :) My fav. is your beholder one! perfect mix of comedy and good ol' dnd lore.
@@HoodlumMedia if you’re driving on the right lane but then realize you need to be on the left lane, you can back up and reverse yourself with a driveway
@@peterjessen1984 But dick move! It's someone's drive! I think from her perspective, she probably feels you're taking liberties. Entering someone's property, even if it's just to turn around, is a bit like entering their personal space without permission, i wouldn't ever presume
the most glaring flaw of BB is if you spoke spanish lol. a lot of native spanish speakers describe Gus' spanish as "nails on chalkboard". he didn't need to poison the cartel, he just needed to give them a speech and they'd die.
@@holysecret2 He's supposed to be Chilean, so yes a native spanish speaker. Its clear Giancarlo (Gus' actor) didn't have much time to practice, as he's far better at it in Better Call Saul.
Gus' sheer genius and level of control was what really made him scary. Keeping Walter White in his pocket and alive for his business, leading the cousins to Hank and explicitly telling them to go for Hank, warning Hank so they could die without anything to trace his direct involvement, and if Hank died, well, that that play worked to his advantage too. Either way, so long as the DEA knew about the cousins, they and Bolsa were no longer in his way when they got raided, and the DEA's focus was on the cartel more and on any of his business less, which allowed his empire to run unchecked. It also opened up a way to essentially destroy the cartel later on, since they were no longer standing in the way of Eladio.
@@falconeshield Hang on a sec, is that a Gargoyles reference? Because if so, yes, I agree, but also oh my god I can't believe someone's referencing Gargoyles in this day and age. ...I really need to rewatch that show soon...
Gus Fring was a fantastic chess player... an orchestra master.. to beat a master you have to study and understand all of his moves.. Walter was the only one who understood it and beat him with his own gameplay style.
Walter got lucky, he had no idea about Gus and Hector's animosity towards each other until Saul told him in the nick of time. Walt wasn't a great planner like Gus, he was more of a resourceful opportunist who stopped at nothing when his back was against the wall. Basically he was the quintessential chemist, who mixed up whatever he had in front of him and transformed it into a favorable outcome (for him). It kept him alive but it's also why everything around him always fell apart, and why Mike saw him as a ticking time-bomb.
Too bad he didn't play the game of Go. Otherwise he might have had a better grasp on the notion of timing and local battles, and actually win against Walter.
What I like with Gus is his total discretion. He's not driving any luxury car or wearing fancy suits. He's just acting as a plain normal guy while he rules over a massive empire all over America.
Gus wanted a shootout between Hank and the Salamanca brothers (which is why he called Hank seconds before the brothers arrived to assassinate him, he wanted a public shootout) to force authorities to counterattack and take out the cartel leader in mexico. Gus did this because the cartel leader was receiving a huge share of Gus's meth money, and so Gus wanted to eliminate him and have all the money to himself, all while securing the best chemist in the world and ensuring the best quality of the product. Brilliant writing.
In one move Gus got the cousins killed, Bolsa raided by the feds, gained Walters trust, and gave himself an opportunity to further his relationship with the DEA as a sweetener. Absolutely crazy how big this play is.
And to top it all off, he personally delivered the news to Hector. Gus really played the long game and made hurting Hector his main quest while overtaking the cartel was just his side quest
True. Juan Bolsa had federals in his rose bushes which I think is the perfect ending for him when you think about. Loved his character in Better Call Saul. If they continue the story past El Camino I hope they show that Juan Bolsa survived the raid and went into hiding which would explain why he didnt appear in the rest of Breaking Bad
I just have to say; besides all the surpreme character display and general TV innovation Breaking Bad has brought to all of us, its soundtrack is exceptional as well. The music is always fitting perfectly, blending right into the action.
ABSOLUTELY!...i've said that many times...the show was so perfect its unbelievable....i seriously doubt we will ever seen another TV show as good as Breaking Bad any time soon
Lol but gus used their rage and "blood for blood" policy to manipulate them in to going after hank even if they did think he was bsing them they still would get to kill someone responsible for their cousin's death. Which is why they didn't check with bolsa
Gus sends them to kill Hank, but also warns Hank to give him a chance to kill them as well. He was going to take out two threats without actually doing anything.
@@fuji3164 Gus Fring, the character is supposedly from Chile. Giancarlo Espositor, the actor was born in Denmark, he is half Italian and half African American.
The sheer beauty in Gus telling the Salamanca twins that north of border was HIS territory... When you remember only years ago as seen in BCS the cartel mostly agreed or atleast stated that north of border was Salamanca territory.
I love how he drives up, looking like a regular slightly nerdy guy in a Volvo wagon... A practical car, with a reputation (stereotype) for being driven by overly safety-conscious people, slightly afraid of other drivers.
The twins always make me think of a pair of sharks 🦈 smooth, methodical killers slicing through the water and even the gray shimmery suits have a shark skin look.
In case they still resisted, he also could have added "This DEA agent is also a brother-in-law of Walter White. His death will cause psychological suffering for White, just as Tuco's death caused to Salamanca family".
Holy shit I never realized that Gus send them to Hank, but Mike calls him from Gus’ orders to warn him, in the hopes that Hank kills 1 or both of them. Which he did, this one of of the smartest moves in the entire series.
When I first watched this show I was impressed by Gus' Spanish. I thought he was Latino. Since then I have learned Spanish for years. I'm watching BB for the second time and he sounds like a total American speaking español 😂
@@bmanbusee3812 I think Eladio meant that he was reminding Fring that Bolsa is the middle man between the two. Remember both in the flashback where Fring brought more cash than Hector and the scene where Lalo greets Eladio, Bolsa was the one who delivered Gus’s tribute to the boss. Bolsa throughout both series acted as a medium between the boss and Fring and the Salamancas.
The amount of actors in both Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul that can speak Spanish like a native is incredibly small Don Eladio, Lalo, the Cousins, Nacho's dad, Max, Bolsa and I don't know if I'm forgetting about someone else.
edocamoro well, I’m from Chile and to be fair we have the worst Spanish accent of the whole continent, meaning that most Spanish speakers struggle to understand us XD. But on the other hand, Gus sounds like a Russian trying to speak a language he learnt 2 days ago
Wouldn't surprise me if there are criminals that are smart enough to hide in plain sight irl as well and obviously we wouldn't know cause well... I mean
I've been watching a load of Breaking Bad clips recently and it makes me want to rewatch the series... for the 6th time lmao. I can't get enough of it.
It's crazy to think if they had ended up basing the setting of the show in New York or Chicago how much different it would've been. The music, the cinematography and backdrop would've been completely out of place in those places. New Mexico was perfect for this show.
He does speak Italian, so I imagine that influenced his attempt at Spanish. I think his vowels are more or less fine; the consonants are all fucked up though
Jaja quedaría mejor si él dijera "no pueden TOMAR una decisión que no sea suya". Además, en español no se hace una decisión, se la toma pero en inglés está al revés.
@@margarethmichelina5146 yep, the state with the 3rd-highest % of its population that speaks Spanish - 24%. The only higher ones are Texas (25%) & California (27%) …yet somehow this was still the outcome lol
Giancarlo Esposito is half-Italian, not Latino. Giancarlo is the Italian version of Juan Carlos or John Charles. He's not fluent in Spanish and you can hear it when he speaks.
Gus killed like 4 birds with this one move.
-He got rid of the cousins
-He protected Walter and his own profits
-He got rid of his competition
-He directed the attention of the DEA elsewhere
Oh wow what a wise commenter we have got here and how orgainised too 🤣🤣🤣
@@bobby3787 I cannot stop laughing at how organised his comment his right??? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The comment is gay
what competition?
6 birds because the cousins are two birds
It's crazy how Walter White had no goons, but ultimately Hank was unknowingly his muscle for most of the show.
Walt had Badger and Skinny Pete
@@NitpickingNerd 😂👌
Jack and his entire crew were his goons.
@@andrescoronel1740 , jack came at the end... and betrayed him eventually
They were muscle for hire - but they didn't actually protect Walter from anybody. Then they turned pretty quickly. It's different to me because they came when Walter could afford to hire muscle. Hank unknowingly took out his enemies when no one else would have.
The cousins were unusually chatty this time. They must really love sunsets
😆
Seeing the behind the scenes of them is hilarious. They're a couple queens lol not at all what I was expecting. Although like I saw another commenter say, the shoes were a dead giveaway lol
One was.
The yellow-orange sky reminds them of their home in Mexico.
Good call
Poor walt didn't know how close he came to getting an axe to the head.
Christopher Marcek if he had , that be good ending cuz hank would be alive , he’s honestly is the only good person there
@@UA-camsaysimCyberbully Have you seen how he treats Marie and how hypocritical he is?
@Sarbur Gideg Idk, he holds everyone to a high standard but once Marie starts committing larceny "Oh poor Marie she has a mental disorder" and "she's seeing a shrink".
@Sarbur Gideg Those people didn't have souls to begin with, so can they really were victimless crimes. The only time innocent deaths were invovled with Walt was with Jane and the passenger plane. But the rest of them and the people getting high off meth? They were soulless animals, especially Krazy 8.
@@jakeherschel8063 lol, so people who are using drugs are worthless pieces of shit?
I like how his accent changes when he says "Hank Schrader"
😂
Yes its like saul saying "avocado" when el cartel would want to kill him
@@omarhand1391 abogado*******
@@paradoxpizza i speak spanish and it didnt sound like "abogado"
He is not speaking like a person from Chile or any other country that speak spanish.
Gus was the most professional and lowkey king pin of all time
Frank Lopez second
@@Renegade_Saiyan no he was better and less destructive than heisenberg
@Milk2Percent its called being smart. Not driving a flashy car that would ultimately attract attention.
Wilson Fisk
@Milk2Percent He runs a few fast food restaurants while providing for an entire family in Upper class citizenship. It'd draw attention to him seeing him ram around in a 200K hummer or Porsche. Cops know this stuff. If he seems to have more money than he should be making, they will investigate.
What a fantastic political play by Fring. Sending the cartel onto Schrader then warning him of their coming, hoping to take out two growing problems for him from afar. He's an absolute mastermind.
Liam J Foster plus using this as an disguise to make dea come after cartel is an bold move
Their wasn't really a way for Gus to lose in this, whether or not Hank lived was irrelevant cos the dea would have put pressure on Mexican police and if he died even more so, the twins biggest mistake was not realising what was going on and asking juan if they could go ahead with it. Gus was a professional through and through and his only downfall was when he took things personally.
Great tyrant. He doesn't flinch when he has to kill somebody for the well-being of his business
I think gus doesnt expect hank to kill both, he expect hank die and cartel got raided by interpol, well he got both
No matter who died Gus won. Either he killed a couple more Salamanca boys or he got rid of the cop.
Fring driving the most boring car on planet Earth was so fitting
Begotten I mean he’s gotta b low key compared to Walt n his family
Begotten Are you serious? It’s a Volvo. If he was driving a Kia or a Hyundai, then maybe you’d have a point.
At least it wasn't a fucking pick up truck
Boxy 80s/90s looking cars are so much prettier than the curvy wurvy nonsense you get these days, that look more like training shoes than transport vehicles.
@@SomeGuyWhoPlaysGames333 You seem to know a bit about cars. I'm looking to buy my first car but I don't really care about looks. It needs to look professional but it doesn't have to be anything fancy. Something used under 10k that is durable and has decent milage. I will use it primarily for work. Any tips?
Best volvo ad of all time
wonder if he had a Bernie bumper sticker on it?
@@fjordking no , but I'm sure he had an "El Chapo" one.
@@onlyplayaseattacoswiththei9433 why would he have that.....
@Killer Kuerbis best comment of all time
@@onlyplayaseattacoswiththei9433 el Camino
🤣
Imagine Lyle called Gus during this and said “ Mr fring I just wanted to confirm this weeks schedule with you “
Lyle? You mean Lalo?
@@lonelymobster6103 Why would Lalo call Gus?
@@thomasdatdankengine5658not to mention he's 6 feet under the superlab at this point
@@NavyAttorneyhe meant Lalo’s ghost obviously
@@lonelymobster6103 Lyle is the assistant manager at one of the Pollos Hermanos locations.
I love how they always meet on the middle of nowhere, it makes me wonder if they tell each other some coordinates or if they already have some meet points.
Maybe Gus has someone bring a post it note with GPS coordinates. It could even be in a code. Nothing digital. Keep meeting in different areas. Burn the note after you're done. The idea is to make collecting evidence near impossible.
Probably a combination of both maybe
They probably both follow the movie director and the film crew
@nosson77 LMAO
@@nosson77 🤣🤣
I wish to God I could forget this show just so I could watch it again.
@@alainportant6412 what?
@@RhynoSubs bro just click the link and follow the instructions, what the hell do you want from people
same, there's a lot of major events I remember from the show that I just want to skip because I've seen them a million times, but I can't because there's also all of the little important details that I forgot
Drugs and closed head injuries ARE an option.
I can confirm that 100-150ug proper acid works if you want to re-experience episodes as if first time watching them. Too bad there's a hefty cooldown on acid.
Gus's character was outstanding....
And Hector’s character was notstanding.
His Spanish sucks tho
firefighterstation3 Really?
@@firefighterstation3 nope.
Romulus Daegonius yes
His Spanish is like Yoda when speaking English...
I admit in comparison to the Salamancas who have a better fluidity in speaking Spanish in this scene... Gus sounds very robotic.
Just one of those things you take the amazing with the slight setback with casting someone who has to learn the language. Outside of the accent, he still carries his mannerisms and expressions with great care despite sounding like he's trying to pronounce every syllable in Spanish.
I agree. That's the kind of thing Americans usually do when speaking a different language. They kinda lack the ability of impersonating the phonology of the target's language. The way he said "Hank Schrader" like it's pronounced in english bothers me as a listener. He should have said it with a thick spanish accent to make it more immersive in the character. Still a really good character though.
@@levilima9925 anyone learning practically any language will at first be unable to impersonate it, not an exclusively american problem
I used to think his Spanish was really good but now watching this after learning Spanish myself, it’s not all that great lmao.
@@yeetadog I wish all the complainers knew how bad English of 95% of global population sounds, including mine
I saw an interview from these actors "the twin brothers" IRL they were security guards, at the BB set, at least one of them was. Vince Gilligan liked them and made these characters. Daniel and Luis Moncada were born in Honduras and migrated to the USA when they were teens.
Surfmus more funny is the fact that when one of the brothers got the role, he was asked if he knew anyone else and he immediately recommended his brother...he got the part right them
They look more Chicano then they do Honduran. I guess that bald head style with brown skin does make you look Mexican. I thought they were Raza originally.
Those are two of the biggest Hondurans I’ve ever seen.
@@MacMac1313 , I don't think they're always bald
No way bro, they were raised in Mexico under Salamanca blood.
This is the moment when Walter White became Hank Schrader.
wow, random spot to find you davvy, nice. Thx for the vids and the comedy :) My fav. is your beholder one! perfect mix of comedy and good ol' dnd lore.
The most menacing Volvo driver since my old neighbour who wouldn’t let anyone back into her driveway.
Vantheman 12 open the door to the Volvo right? Little money fella sat behind the wheel.
Nice pfp
AchievementBird, what were you meaningnto say?
Why are you driving into other people's driveways?
@@HoodlumMedia if you’re driving on the right lane but then realize you need to be on the left lane, you can back up and reverse yourself with a driveway
@@peterjessen1984 But dick move! It's someone's drive! I think from her perspective, she probably feels you're taking liberties. Entering someone's property, even if it's just to turn around, is a bit like entering their personal space without permission, i wouldn't ever presume
He’s been playing those two like a fiddle ever since bcs
Especially with Nacho as a weapon
They aren't clever lol, they are just efficient heavies.
Well....if he could handle Hector and Lalo, Then the cousin’s would be a walk in the desert.
@@johnathanyoung8902 A short walk. With plenty of water with him and clothes to shield him from the sun.
Stradivarius
0:49 social distancing before it was cool
Excellent
so accurate
Was thinking the same thing.
@@prolapse6073 Very
Gus was way ahead of his time
1:59 twins lookin at each other like Gus just gave them a Nintendo 64 for Christmas
With Goldeneye included!
The cousins remind me of the two relentless helicopters chasing the astronauts in "Capricorn One."
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@Dawg not dog for us younger people
“a ps5”
@Dawg not dog ok zoomer
@@Nyarlabrotep And 4 controllers.
the most glaring flaw of BB is if you spoke spanish lol. a lot of native spanish speakers describe Gus' spanish as "nails on chalkboard". he didn't need to poison the cartel, he just needed to give them a speech and they'd die.
Won't need that if they go through your comments before that lmao... seek validation and attention irl lol dickhead
I don’t even speak Spanish and I can even tell his Spanish is horrible lmao
I don't even know if he is supposed to be a native Spanish speaker in the show, maybe it's his second language or something.
@@holysecret2 He's supposed to be Chilean, so yes a native spanish speaker. Its clear Giancarlo (Gus' actor) didn't have much time to practice, as he's far better at it in Better Call Saul.
@@holysecret2 Giancarlo is actually Italian
Gus' sheer genius and level of control was what really made him scary. Keeping Walter White in his pocket and alive for his business, leading the cousins to Hank and explicitly telling them to go for Hank, warning Hank so they could die without anything to trace his direct involvement, and if Hank died, well, that that play worked to his advantage too. Either way, so long as the DEA knew about the cousins, they and Bolsa were no longer in his way when they got raided, and the DEA's focus was on the cartel more and on any of his business less, which allowed his empire to run unchecked. It also opened up a way to essentially destroy the cartel later on, since they were no longer standing in the way of Eladio.
He was the new Xanotos
@@falconeshield Hang on a sec, is that a Gargoyles reference? Because if so, yes, I agree, but also oh my god I can't believe someone's referencing Gargoyles in this day and age.
...I really need to rewatch that show soon...
@Cool70sfreak what's gargoyles?
The way, the twins look at each other, I feel there is a telepathic connection between them.
I mean, they surely aren't communicating by voice hahaha. The only word they ever say to each other is "terminalo"
2:21 beautiful cinematography
Thanks
The entire series was beautifully photographed.
leafyutube You were beautifully photographed
Arizona giving them generous grants to shoot their state was fantastic for both the series, and Arizona.
They made it look so beautiful!
Honduran or Mexican are not homogenous races
Gus Fring was a fantastic chess player... an orchestra master.. to beat a master you have to study and understand all of his moves.. Walter was the only one who understood it and beat him with his own gameplay style.
Fring was playing snooker while everyone else was playing pool
Yes. Compare Gus' 3-D chess with, say, Trump's.
Walter got lucky, he had no idea about Gus and Hector's animosity towards each other until Saul told him in the nick of time. Walt wasn't a great planner like Gus, he was more of a resourceful opportunist who stopped at nothing when his back was against the wall. Basically he was the quintessential chemist, who mixed up whatever he had in front of him and transformed it into a favorable outcome (for him). It kept him alive but it's also why everything around him always fell apart, and why Mike saw him as a ticking time-bomb.
Too bad he didn't play the game of Go. Otherwise he might have had a better grasp on the notion of timing and local battles, and actually win against Walter.
What I like with Gus is his total discretion. He's not driving any luxury car or wearing fancy suits.
He's just acting as a plain normal guy while he rules over a massive empire all over America.
Gus wanted a shootout between Hank and the Salamanca brothers (which is why he called Hank seconds before the brothers arrived to assassinate him, he wanted a public shootout) to force authorities to counterattack and take out the cartel leader in mexico. Gus did this because the cartel leader was receiving a huge share of Gus's meth money, and so Gus wanted to eliminate him and have all the money to himself, all while securing the best chemist in the world and ensuring the best quality of the product. Brilliant writing.
Ya i saw the show too. So no need ro explain.
I didn't see it all..so thnk u for the synopsis.
Thanks Walt you already said this
No, he did it because of the revenge not money, did you even watch the show?
Right, it wasn't about the money with Gus. He went after the entire cartel family for revenge. The money was just a fringe benefit.
In one move Gus got the cousins killed, Bolsa raided by the feds, gained Walters trust, and gave himself an opportunity to further his relationship with the DEA as a sweetener. Absolutely crazy how big this play is.
And to top it all off, he personally delivered the news to Hector. Gus really played the long game and made hurting Hector his main quest while overtaking the cartel was just his side quest
This was a master stroke by him tbh.
True. Juan Bolsa had federals in his rose bushes which I think is the perfect ending for him when you think about. Loved his character in Better Call Saul. If they continue the story past El Camino I hope they show that Juan Bolsa survived the raid and went into hiding which would explain why he didnt appear in the rest of Breaking Bad
@@user-on3zi9fo2gbro opened his door and got shot multiple times
@@user-on3zi9fo2g Don Bolsa is dead. Even if not he is powerless now that his master and all his colleagues are dead
I just have to say; besides all the surpreme character display and general TV innovation Breaking Bad has brought to all of us, its soundtrack is exceptional as well. The music is always fitting perfectly, blending right into the action.
vodahmin that song was pretty damn good.
Exactly! You said it so well
ABSOLUTELY!...i've said that many times...the show was so perfect its unbelievable....i seriously doubt we will ever seen another TV show as good as Breaking Bad any time soon
Yeah, but their spanish is bullshit, tho.
Id agree with you. The music fit perfectly with the scenes like they were made for each other. Only show i can say that about
At least we've got better call Saul
i'm underwhelmed with jimmy, still waiting for "saul" character to break out...
@@au69miner ... SAUL'S always there...it's JIMMY who comes n' goes.
*Sad But True..chuck was right.
(*And Great Metallica Song)
+yasin symple
But you do like Breaking Bad too, right?
Both shows are great in their own right 👍👍.
Better Call Saul is pretty good. But it doesn't come even close to Breaking Bad. Not yet anyway.
@@au69miner I guess you don't get the show, Saul or Jimmy.
My first language is spanish and I watched Breaking Bad with spanish subtitles, but when Gus spoke Spanish, I didnt understand shit
why did you watch it with spanish subtitles if you don't understand spanish.
@@angeofdeth6552 I didn´t understand Gus even when my first language is Spanish
@@angeofdeth6552 what he means is that Gus' Spanish accent is sooo bad then he couldn't make out what he was saying!
@@angeofdeth6552 He must have pirated it
That's bullshit. Though some of Gus' Spanish sounds strange on account of the word choices, and his accent is off, it is still quite intelligible.
I love Giancarlo's performance but ong every time he spoke Spanish I died a little inside. They should've picked better coaches for him
even is the show he isn't a mexican thus his speech are forgiveable for a foreigner
@@theneet9528 Except in the show he’s a Chilean immigrant. His Spanish shouldn’t be that bad.
@@georgerockwell149 dont they speak Portuguese?
@@jplegend98 no lol
@@sarcrazy530 fair enough
"La decision" Damn Gus sounded French for a moment lol
The idiots drugs dealers drive a Mercedes in the hood !
And the king pin Drives a Volvo in the suburbs!
Meanwhile, the evil mastermind, "Heisenberg" drives a "Pontiac Aztek"!
Fitting for Gus to hide in plain sight.
The longest lines spoken by Marco and Leonel
Hahahahhaha
😂😂 hella funny!!
Gus : I say yes to kill dea agent
Cousins: we shall check with bolsa
Gus calls for Hoover Washing machine
They probably knew he was bs'ing, but hey, they get to kill their cousins killer with the 'go ahead' from Gus.
Lol but gus used their rage and "blood for blood" policy to manipulate them in to going after hank even if they did think he was bsing them they still would get to kill someone responsible for their cousin's death. Which is why they didn't check with bolsa
1:03 and 1:40 always gives me chills the way he speaks, souless.
Yo his Spanish is good
@Ch Erry The cousins speak perfect Spanish what are you talking about?
@Ch Erry Oh my bad it's just that she pointed out 1:03 and 1:40 where the cousins speak and not Fring.
@Ch Erry el español de Gus es malo, perdón? serás un chileno o un gitano español de esos que hablan ratito para pensar eso ...
@@jeanv.5089 1:49 clarito Gus dice: "Mi decir" y en varias otras escenas se escucha un muy mal español...
Gus sends them to kill Hank, but also warns Hank to give him a chance to kill them as well. He was going to take out two threats without actually doing anything.
The cousins said very little but had me on the edge of my seat each time they were on screen.
As a chilean I had to read the english subtitles to understand my "fellow countryman" XD
He's not a Chilean XD, he didn't even know Chile until it was the Comic Con event in that country.
You can tell they casted him because they liked his performance not because of his Spanish lol. Still a great actor though.
He's not a Chilean he's a. African American 😂
@@fuji3164 Gus Fring, the character is supposedly from Chile. Giancarlo Espositor, the actor was born in Denmark, he is half Italian and half African American.
@@fuji3164 Chilean is a nationality, not a race
Damn, they were so secret they had to go all the way to tattooine.
tf are you talkin bout there are no plants on Tatooine lol
ua-cam.com/video/8tkqiJYz-68g/v-deo.htmlgggggg
If Walter knew how much Gus risked to protect him.
Walt figured out later that it was Gus who redirected the twins on to Hank
"La decisión, no la suya para hacer" :')
No hubo otro hombre apretó el gatillo
This was just such a wonderful scene. The music, colours and setting are perfect.
In that single scene we just heard 95% of the total of both cousin's lines in the entire show
The sheer beauty in Gus telling the Salamanca twins that north of border was HIS territory... When you remember only years ago as seen in BCS the cartel mostly agreed or atleast stated that north of border was Salamanca territory.
It's those little details that make us appreciate the hard work of Vince and Peter
2:16 cinematography at its Best
1:59 how the two guys slowly turn and look at each other ... can't put it into words but I like that scene
Intro song is : He venido : by los zafiros
You are a god among men
This was the moment Gus became magnets.
I love how he drives up, looking like a regular slightly nerdy guy in a Volvo wagon...
A practical car, with a reputation (stereotype) for being driven by overly safety-conscious people, slightly afraid of other drivers.
those twins seem really friendly and outgoing.
When Better Call Saul Ends, I'm going to rewatch the entire series, and then rewatch Breaking Bad.
ThePlyrMava get a life too
@@armandovarela2848 says the guy who reads comments on a UA-cam video about a series and then takes the effort to reply to those comments.
The twins always make me think of a pair of sharks 🦈 smooth, methodical killers slicing through the water and even the gray shimmery suits have a shark skin look.
I've forgotten so many of these scenes - I need to rewatch, Can't wait for El Camino
The cousins talk more in this scene than in all their other scenes combined
Also than in Better Call Saul
In case they still resisted, he also could have added "This DEA agent is also a brother-in-law of Walter White. His death will cause psychological suffering for White, just as Tuco's death caused to Salamanca family".
No. They're professional drug dealers they don't talk like pussies
Yet their desire to avenge their cousin was put beyond all business. Talk about pussies.
Probably not a good idea to let them know he is working with someone with ties to the DEA
To this Moment, gus didnt know how hank was related to Walt.
@@DrGonzo-no4yc He knew. He learned about it during their meeting at DEA office.
Man the crazy twins are just back at it again.
Holy shit I never realized that Gus send them to Hank, but Mike calls him from Gus’ orders to warn him, in the hopes that Hank kills 1 or both of them. Which he did, this one of of the smartest moves in the entire series.
When I first watched this show I was impressed by Gus' Spanish. I thought he was Latino. Since then I have learned Spanish for years. I'm watching BB for the second time and he sounds like a total American speaking español 😂
1:47 so now we know how he came to control the territory in the north
But how? Latest episode of Saul said he was working under Bolsa? Unless he was just lying to them as usual
@@bmanbusee3812 I think Eladio meant that he was reminding Fring that Bolsa is the middle man between the two. Remember both in the flashback where Fring brought more cash than Hector and the scene where Lalo greets Eladio, Bolsa was the one who delivered Gus’s tribute to the boss. Bolsa throughout both series acted as a medium between the boss and Fring and the Salamancas.
That ending scene with the sunset. So symbolic...so beautiful.
2:21 that shot is just too beautiful
2:17 line is the most gangster bone chilling line ever delivered
The brothers were great on the show, 2 of the best characters
A matter of opinion then, I always found them cartoonish specially in Better Call Saul where they are just standing on a roof looking menacing.
The whole fucking series is flawless
Every episode
I love this episode the music at the end...got the feeling this was prelude to something big..we didn't know it was huge.
The absolute beauty of the shots here, especially the last one.
The amount of actors in both Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul that can speak Spanish like a native is incredibly small Don Eladio, Lalo, the Cousins, Nacho's dad, Max, Bolsa and I don't know if I'm forgetting about someone else.
Abuelita
Don Eladio fails a little
@@raes704 no, his grammar is on point, he just happens to speak with cuban accent rather than mexican
@@miguelporras8366 No no, Don Eladio doesn’t have a full Cuban accent, he does has some trouble with the pronunciation of some words.
@@raes704 compared to Gus he's me, a native Venezuelan... the only man in the cartel high ranks who speaks fluently is Bolsa
what a stunningly beautiful countryside you folks have over there...from down here in new zealand
"May his death satisfy you". Something about the way he said it gave me chills.
Blood for the Blood God ...
Wisin y yandel trappin hard
JAJAJA
his spanish is terrible considering he is from Chile
edocamoro well, I’m from Chile and to be fair we have the worst Spanish accent of the whole continent, meaning that most Spanish speakers struggle to understand us XD. But on the other hand, Gus sounds like a Russian trying to speak a language he learnt 2 days ago
@cultfigure 22 Spanish and Italian are so similar though. Italian is the easiest language for me to pronounce because of my Spanish
I feel like the only people who are going to complain are other Spanish speakers . As a Mexican American who doesn’t know Spanish he came off legit
edocamoro At least he tried.I give him credit.He was an awsome character.
edocamoro who gives a shit. If an American said a Mexican persons English was terrible it would be “racist”
Makes me wonder if there really is someone like Gus in real life who is insanely smart to never get noticed much less caught.
There must be a lot like him. The world is a big place after all
There probably is but we’ll never know, because, well, they are like Gus
Wouldn't surprise me if there are criminals that are smart enough to hide in plain sight irl as well and obviously we wouldn't know cause well... I mean
I love how 90% of the problems of the show are solved in the middle of the desert.
Such a great show!
That's the most talking the cousins did in a single scene in BB universe!
Everything in this scene is chosen to perfection
I've been watching a load of Breaking Bad clips recently and it makes me want to rewatch the series... for the 6th time lmao. I can't get enough of it.
Try watching it all backwards. You get a very different take on events :)
@zxbzxbzxb1 I don't want to 😂🤦♂️ that would be too weird for my brain especially the jesse/walt relationship
It's crazy to think if they had ended up basing the setting of the show in New York or Chicago how much different it would've been. The music, the cinematography and backdrop would've been completely out of place in those places. New Mexico was perfect for this show.
It gives me Neo Western vibes
Natives seeing a colonist 1:18
That was genuinely amazing 😂, I read it like 6 times and it just got funnier.
🤣🤣
Gus is without a doubt one of the smartest movie villains in tv history the amount he accomplished with this one move
Great music in this series! The dealings in the desert were boss!!
Love these outdoor scenes. The scenery makes all the difference.
Fring is so cool, even cousins speak long sentences with him..
Cousins speaking at all is terrific
they were extra chatty with him weren't they😂😂😂
Usually Gus is the quiet one in conversations.
watching clips again after about 2 years i forgot how great this show was
In this scene, All I was thinking was if the actor is Italian. The way he pronounces certain vowels has some Italian influence
He's half Italian/half African-American
He does speak Italian, so I imagine that influenced his attempt at Spanish. I think his vowels are more or less fine; the consonants are all fucked up though
Gus: The decision is not yours to make. Is there anything else? Marco: Yes, your car..your car looks like shit.
Like Marco would bother to say even more. XD
The best Volvo commercial, ever.
2:20 that’s a Bob Ross painting right there!!
Gustavo Fring: "La decisión, no la suya para hacer" 1:12 (lo intentó)
Jaja quedaría mejor si él dijera "no pueden TOMAR una decisión que no sea suya". Además, en español no se hace una decisión, se la toma pero en inglés está al revés.
This meeting could have been an email
Jp (alias Jurassic Park) 🤣🤣🤣
That's possible evidence
With bolsa in cc
Or a flip phone-snapping phone call
He took the chilean spanish to the next level. Even chilean ppl cant understand when he is speaking
Insane cinematography in BCS and BB. That's last shot with the lens flare behind Gus. wow
This was the moment Gus fring became los pollos harmanos
And thus was green lighted the greatest scene in the series!!!!!
ONE MINUTE!!!!
I love how the series has several Spanish actors and still the writters mess up the Spanish dialogue.
I genuinely don’t understand how not a single one of them said anything during production. It’s either that, or the writers just overruled them anyway
And the set happened in New Mexico
@@margarethmichelina5146 yep, the state with the 3rd-highest % of its population that speaks Spanish - 24%.
The only higher ones are Texas (25%) & California (27%)
…yet somehow this was still the outcome lol
Is the Spanish bad?
Giancarlo Esposito is half-Italian, not Latino. Giancarlo is the Italian version of Juan Carlos or John Charles. He's not fluent in Spanish and you can hear it when he speaks.
Cousins: we want Heisenberg
Gus: there is another bald white man
That final shot of the sunset I love. It was like a metaphor for the twins story coming to an end.