Breaking Bad Season 5: Episode 14: The phone call HD CLIP
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- Опубліковано 21 бер 2021
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Walt (Bryan Cranston from Godzilla) is on the phone with Skyler (Anna Gunn), and berates her, falsely claiming he built up his drug business alone because of her unwillingness to help. Walt confirms Hank's death and says he will not surrender because he has unfinished business. He leaves Holly at a fire station.
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What’s the TV show Breaking Bad about?
Walter White (Bryan Cranston from Godzilla and Total Recall), a chemistry teacher, is diagnosed with lung cancer. He decides to make and sell methamphetamine to repay his medical debts and secure his family’s future.
Season 5 of Breaking Bad:
With Gustavo (Giancarlo Esposito) dead, Walter (Bryan Cranston from Godzilla and Total Recall) and Jesse (Aaron Paul) decide to start their own drug empire. They team up with Mike (Jonathan Banks), Gus' former henchman. They also team up with Lydia (Laura Fraiser) and Todd (Jesse Plemons).
Hank (Dean Norris), now head of the DEA, gets involved in the Gus Fring case and tightens his grip on Mike, who will be forced to leave the operation. Jesse quickly does the same. Walter helps Mike to organize his escape but mortally wounds him in a fit of rage. Later, he makes Todd his new assistant.
Thereafter, Walter knows an uninterrupted success and accumulates enormous amounts of money. One day, Skyler (Anna Gunn) shows him the impressive pile of money, explaining that she can no longer launder it and begging him to stop. Soon after, Walter decides to leave the business for good.
Everything seems to be back to normal when Hank discovers that Walter is Heisenberg. Heisenberg buries his money in the desert and convinces Jesse to leave town, but Jesse agrees to surrender to Hank and his partner Steve (Steven Michael Quezada). Hank, Steve and Jesse manage to capture Walter in the desert. Walter, thinking that Jesse would be alone, hired Todd's uncle Jack (Michael Bowen) and his men to come and execute him, but tries to back out when he sees Hank with him, however Jack ignores this and a shootout ensues. Jesse is captured, Steve is shot, Hank is wounded, then coldly killed by Jack despite Walter's pleas. The mobsters find the hidden money and seize the quasi-totality, Todd insisting to leave him a small part of it. Walter then decides to flee with his family, but Skyler and Walter Jr. (RJ Mitte), terrorized, refuse to follow him.
Walter leaves to live in reclusion in New Hampshire, but his cancer relapses. Jesse is reduced to a slave by Todd, and after an escape attempt, Todd coldly shoots Andrea, Jesse's girlfriend. Later, Walter takes the risk to contact his son in order to give him money, but this one refuses and declares that he would prefer him dead. Desperate, Walter is about to turn himself in before he stumbles upon a television interview with his former partners, who downplay his contribution to the creation of their company. Overcome with resentment, he decides to act. He entrusts, under threat, the 10 million dollars which remain to him to his former associates, by making them promise that they will give them to Walter Jr. at his majority. He then says goodbye to Skyler and confesses to her that he did all that to feel alive and not for his family as he had always affirmed it. He manages to free Jesse and to kill Jack, Todd and their men, but is mortally wounded. He dies in a meth lab on his 52nd birthday, two years to the day after the events of the first episode.
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The genius of Walt to try and make Skylar look good in the eyes of the law when he knew he was screwed.
@@1450JackCade Yeah but the acting of bryan and anna sell it just as well it’s 50/50
@@1450JackCade "I feel like these days folks are confusing the actors for real people" are you stupid lmao. He said Walt, not Bryan Cranston. Hes complimenting the character, so obviously thats a compliment to the director too. Fucking youtube gatekeepers i swear.
@shrek Only 3 episodes directed by Cranston.
Wow, look at these replies. The internet brings out the tough guy expert in everyone, doesn't it. Original post George: Great comment. Everyone else - lighten up for goodness sake.
@@VinnyGuardino No it is not. They read words written by others and exhibit emotions until the director says they got it right. writer: 60; director: 30; actor: 10 percent.
Marie was actually crying tears of joy because now she can get rid of those damn minerals that take up space in the house
I take this as cannon
😂🤣🤣😭
She must be in pure ecstasy then cause she crying hard. But to be fair there were 3 to 400 minerals in their house. So I totally relate and understand Marie crying tears of joy, due to hanks death, because that’s a shit ton of minerals.
😂
@@zynnertime1 😂😂
This scene is actually genius, Walt just spared Skyler a prison sentence.
Your comment had exactly 500 likes and I ruined it 😅
@@llarmstrong783 🍷🗿
@@llarmstrong783 Didn't even know many comment got this amount of likes.
@@Phriffo Maybe it'll get a thousand
No shit
Holly really killed it in that scene
Honestly, I think she’s really good in this scene. There might be another that she’s the best in, but by now, this is my favorite of her.
Hot take: Holly is overrated.
@@ibrothebro6864no
Haha she sure as hell did
Holly plays the role of baby really well.
Its ok marie, its ok. Hank is with his minerals now.
Hank is becoming his minerals
Dammit Minden, it's roc.....oh wait!
Underground
Hank died doing what he loves, surrounding by minerals.
Not his minerals, his rocks.
No offense
“What do you mean Walt? I helped you with everything, even formed an active role planning the laundry, that’s not very polite from you.”
Walt we did this together! You can't just say that all of this was your idea! Thats unfair, its outrageous
lol
"Did u forget the time I sent men to threaten Ted Beneke and he ended up paralyzed, or the time i hid a 1000 gallons of stolen liquid for you"
If his wife is Marie this is what probably Will happen.
"Walt, you forgot that time you asked me if I wanted out and I ignored you and kept laundering the money because I wanted to. I also sprayed the cash for silverfish without you asking me to do it."
Skyler did some great acting here the look on her face when she realizes what walt is actually doing on the phone is amazing... this is is sad af tho
If she had listened to Walt ... and didn't call the police, they could have worked out this nicely.
Walt did better acting though
@@alexale5488 well To ne fair she's fairly certain he just murdered hank and he's become a big drug kingpin she's not entirely sure what he's capable of doing and just ran off with her baby. Probably hard to not panick and call the cops at that point to just try to keep your baby safe
@@christopherlaidley1326 Holly did better
@@christopherlaidley1326 dude it's been almost a decade you can hop off the skylar hate train now
Juniors reaction is so authentic, he killed that entire role, everyone did. Greatest show ever
Jr was the worst. Hated him as much as I hated skyler.
@@TheOneAmoungUs
Damn
@@TheOneAmoungUs Typical teen not understanding a thing about this show
@@TheOneAmoungUs Misogynist detected.
@@CommanderNeutralGray dude disliking skyler doesnt make you a misogynistic person
He was willing to sell the feds the impression he killed hank in order to save his family. Sacrificed his sons respect for him. That's deep
Nope, he said he killed Hank just so the police does not go look for uncle Jack, the guy who did , he wanted to finish him off himself , but yes he did not mind about the son hearing that, that was hensingburg not Walter white
@@texodalima8037 nah it was walt. He didn't even technically say he killed Hank. He did not lie. He simply said Hank crossed him, which is true, and that you get consequences for crossing him, which is also true.
@@texodalima8037 how in tf would the cops ever know jack and his nazis were involved lmao 💀
@@yanigga8445 he could have simply told the cops the truth but no, he wanted to finish them off himself
@@killingmewillnotbringbacky9177 thats right I meant he said Hank is dead, u have to realise he could have told them where Hanks dead body was right away , but no, he wanted to avenge hanks death himself , had he told them who killed hank right away, the police would have gotten to the guys before WW, that was all Hesienburg not WW, he wanted to deal with the guys himself
“You’re never going to see Hank again”. You can see the pain he feels when he says that, Walt really loved Hank like a brother. Cranstons delivery of that line is incredible.
🥲
Thanks
@@TheDoc7 how you know
@@TheDoc7 🤓
@@TheDoc7 Next you're gonna tell me Breaking Bad is fiction.
"Family or no. You let that sink in." Even in the situation he's in Walt still continues to be so generous and allow a Sink into his home, regardless of his families thoughts. It's awe inspiring.
Vravo Bince
Guys we got a funny man 'ere, real funny guy
This it's the moment Walter white became Heisenberg and Heisenberg became Elon Musk
Cringe
😂
4:13 I love this shot so much. A white King, almost in checkmate, with a few moves left.
Walter White, kingpin, has a few moves left
Damn good catch
Great catch
damn nice. this show has some good attention to detail. i need to watch it again. the details are just extremely subtle but genius
The beauty of BB/BCS metaphors
Bravo Vince
I love how skylar subtly figures out what walts doing, she starts off angry but grows softer and plays along. Bryan Cranston is amazing but so is Anna Gunn
I don't think she figures that out. She maybe got a hint that he trying to pull something off, but if she did, good for her, I guess.
She grows softer and softer only after learning of Hank's death and the rest of it.
Yeah you can see as it steadily dawns on her, the look at 1:35 and the little pause he gives her to play along.
@@gurubhaktmohit She did figure it out. He was deliberately saying things that she knew weren't true.
@@EyobFitwi yeah. That makes sense.
Or maybe she feels helpless and if she goes along with walt she'll get holly back
2:49 Walt trying to sound badass all while trying not to burst into tears because of hank... man Bryan Cranston is a legend
Also cause he knew this was his last goodbye to his family. An immensely powerful scene.
@@slaughtered777 Yeah sucks how his last goodbye is him threatening his family and making himself looking like a monster all to save Skylar
@@Stormertheboy well he kinda was a monster poisoning kids and letting jane die
@@midget420 Jane was a drug addict that tried to blackmail walt to get high and she was a horrible influence on Jesse there was no saving her she deserved to die. Also Brock survived Walt had no choice at all.
@@Stormertheboy I hope your just being edgy otherwise you need help desperately
Watching Walt struggle to stay into Heisenberg as he delivers that message, almost breaking down is powerful acting. He knows his son is there and will hear a monster, but he needs to keep Skylar safe
Walt going head to head with Nacho for the trophy of 'Most gut-wrenching phonecall'.
Tbh I think nacho had the sadder call between him and Walter
nacho is sadder, at least Walter got to see skyler after this
very late but Werner Ziegler is devastating
@@NorthSudanye werner and andrea
The line about Hank is so painful. He's devastated that he was killed but has to pretend he did it on purpose. Hard to watch.
my fav. coding channel. Didn't expect to see you here
Same
True
This is the saddest scene in breaking bad not hearing it
why does walter pretend he killed hank??
Ironically, everything walt said here is what the fanbase actually thinks of Skyler.
Not really, Walt was evil by this point, I never got the Skyler hate, sure she nags a bit at the start, but she is also forced to be in a relationship with a sociopathic murderer.
@@king-pn4bj eh she's annoying for the early seasons because it seems like Skyler is just trying to ruin Walt's only chance to provide for his family, but later on you realize that he's evil and he's doing it all for himself and you start feeling bad for her.
@@joshuazhao9597 Providing by cooking meth, we forget that part. How many people would be comfortable with their partners cooking meth and killing people?
@@king-pn4bj same though. She was a little naggy but wtf do you expect from someone when their husband is literally a crime lord? You think she should've complied with him?
@Nik Kingman Huh? Why's that funny?
“Your never going to see Hank again” that line almost made me cry😢.
It kinda made me laugh seeing Marie like that
@@sfc.1uke388 same i guess we are immune to emotional bs
@@asdfgtrxcvhjkzxs3eknobody truly cares about your alleged psychopathy - you’re not special
@@asdfgtrxcvhjkzxs3eklol neither of you are "immune", because you can compartmentalize emotions.
There's literally nothing special about that. Its a defense mechanism.
Those poor minerals 😢
3:09 And this is when Walt demanded that Skylar let that sink in. It’s amazing to see how much compassion he still has for sinks after how dark of a road he’s been down. Props to the writers for making sure walt cares about letting that sink in!
Walter is such a nice guy :♡
Swing and a frickin miss dude
This is so fucking stupid lol. I'm dying. 😅😆🤣
sorry to burst your bubble but that sink is still outside waiting to come in :(
@@neonfox3 😭 after all this time, they never allowed that sink to come in, truly the most tragic character.
You're never going to see Hank again. He ate my Pizza from the roof. You think about that. He ate the dipping sticks too.
*You let that sink in.*
REVNOV!
@@basketballadigonzalez5561 DIMITRI!
Walt called his minerals rocks that's why he was trying to bust him.
He defecated through my sunroof too
*lets the sink inside the house*
That phone call is the way Flynn remembers his dad for the rest of his life. Walt forgot about how the phone call would change him when he tried to contact him later. So sad
Hmmm, perhaps one day his mother can explain it to him. Doesn't change what he did but it's better he knows
Well I mean he never got to hear the phone call tho
@@MrTREEHUNTER22 he is literally in the room when it’s happening, you can tell everyone can hear it because Marie starts crying about Hank
@@muddy3074 There is never any indication that it's on speaker for everyone to hear. Marie only reacts once she sees Skylar's expression, not when Walt actually confesses
The thing is, there’s a look on Skyler’s face in the call that makes you know. She’s realised what Walt’s doing with the call - he’s completely removing the family from any crime or wrongdoing, and his threat to them is to make sure that the family is protected from not just him but the Aryan gang as well. It’s genius just how many ways the call can be presented.
4:46 Even the baby's an amazing actor.
Right on yo
Little one
😭😭😭😭
I wonder how she’s doing now
@@twelved4983good, she has an only fans now
You can see how when Walt says “you will never see Hank again” he has to say it menacingly to have the cops pursue him over Skylar, yet he shows immense sorrow for Hanks death with his facial expressions almost like he wants to cry. Amazing acting.
He's very deliberate in his phrasing. He's taking responsibility for Hank's death, but still wants Skylar and Marie to know he didn't kill him.
This acting is beyond Emmy worthy... Cranston and Gunn just nailed it
they did get it :D
And Hollys actor ofc. Idk man, the child crying looks so pure
Honestly forget they’re acting. It’s too raw and real to be pretend.
I think Walt hank and both wife’s nailed every part
@@paula-yr7pp tbh every actor in the show was amazing, they all had something to offer and added to the plot. even side characters like badger and skinny pete were great
I get sad everytime i see Walt begin to shake with sadness before mentioning Hank again. Bryan Cranston’s range and performance in this show is the best i have ever seen
I never would have guessed the guy from Malcolm in the Middle could ever play a role like this.
@@andmicbro1 There's an episode on the X-Files with him in it; it shows he always had it in him.
and skyler's reaction when she realized walt was playing... this show is too real.
You've obviously never watched The Sopranos
@@brianoconnell8 I love The Sopranos but BB is better.
Holly was robbed of an Emmy. That was the most convincing acting I’ve ever seen. You can really tell that she understands why Walter had to take the blame for everything to save Skylar. Even though Holly tried to talk him out of it. Holly knew Walter had more Bad to Break, and the realization the Bad wasn’t going to be Broken anymore broke her, and she really sold the emotions a baby would have coming to that realization.
Bravo Vince
Bars.
This is the moment holly became jolly
What's she gonna do with an Emmy?
@@TheRealXanderKelliegamer Chuck
2:44 the fact that you can see by the emotions that Walt wants to say that it wasn't his fault (it kinda was but indirectly) that Hank died, but he has to say badass sounding stuff to save Skyler from a prison sentence, perfect acting
It actually kinda looks like he was going to say “I killed him”
this scene hurts so much. it's the final act that walt did for his family: make skyler look innocent to the eyes of the law and cut any tie his family had with him. it's not heisemberg talking, it's walt under a disguise, in order to look evil and menacing to save his family.
No shit
I'm just glad we can see that Skyler knows that's exactly what he's doing. She was always not seeing the bigger picture in what Walt is doing until this moment. We can see I her face that she's sad because he's making this sacrifice to protect them, playing up the role as this monster so that they are victims and not accomplices.
Its not the final act
You don't say.
@@ReaverLordTonus she didn't though. She blamed him and brought him down all the way until the end. She only supported him when it was convenient for her to do so.
This scene was insanely powerful showing how much he still loved skyler this was his way of getting her completely off the hook
which is ironic considering she never took him seriously. always fought with him. and then fucked the dude he didnt like.
Nevertheless She is the mother of his kid
He kinda got her on that hook
@@vasvas8914 Nah, dont forget she was compliant about the whole thing. I maybe wrong about that, cus i havent watched the show in a WHILE, but from what I remember she didnt go to the police even after knowing and helped him launder his money thru the car wash
@@parallel2795 well it was either being accomplice to his actions or losing a husband (and a father to Junior) while being in the center of drug-related scandal. Either way Walt got her into this situation she never wanted to be
I love the small detail at 4:17 with the chess game. White can’t win the game. What a brilliant and hilarious look at the situation.
Good eye. The king has limited options BUT not quite in checkmate. Foreshadowing perhaps
@@greenmatrix151023387good eye! Also the king has barely any pieces to protect him anymore he has to survive on his own merit for the rest of the game. But still has some spare minions on the other side of the board to even the playing field
The king is trapped in a corner
3:00 god, the tears just POURING down his face when he has to use Hank's death, which absolutely broke him, as a "threat". The acting on all fronts is seriously incredible.
Everyone praises Bryan Cranston’s acting in this scene but can we take a moment to appreciate the baby’s acting? I have never seen a more pitiful baby
What about the cellphone? Phenomenal acting
@@lexmiyazaki4679 The house phone was better.
I don't know. That Walter Jr, or Flynn, or Junior, or whatever he calls himself in 2021 was amazing. How he handled them crutches and eye movements.. The cell phone and house phone were pretty phenomenal though. I agree
It's almost like she's been preparing for this since the day was born.
No the fire ambulance acted much better
Even the chess piece move was symbolic as the king is slowly trapped in the corner with no moves left. A true masterpiece.
Its the White king, too. Mr. White's back is to the wall now. Nowhere left to go. I love this show
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I’m not a chess player but I don’t think he’s checkmated
@@Oskar0424 White is not in checkmate, but neither is Walt. He's just in a horrible position with no good moves left
@@brendanpierce96 damn symbolic shit man
The way Bryan Cranston cried while talking to Skyler was so realistic, great acting.
Anna Gunn's silence during that phone call is arguably the best 10 seconds of acting I've ever seen. Breathtaking.
I don't know a lot about her as an actress, but from what I can tell, she is a really good actress!
So, yes, you're right.
Fr
When skyler says I'm Sorry, she really means it as she figured out what walt was trying to do. Trying to get her off the hook.
1:48
So, that would mean she didn't mean it
She realized when he said "lol whyd you complain about how i made money?"
One of the best moments of the series. The acting of Bryan Cranston is mind-blowing
tbh every moment in this show is one of the best moments in the series
@@hattrickvideos15 yeah, my favourite has to be Crawl space ending, Death of Gus, Granite state ending, and this phone call.
He wasn’t acting
@@lolky2934 i thought the same thing. It was too good to be just acting.
I binged watch this a few years back, after it ended I didn't know what else to watch left me sad
Probably my favourite moment in television history. The emotions portrayed here are unparalleled
This scene literally made me tear up a bit
Definitely the best moment in the show, all this anger building from people not appreciating Walt and feeling like Skylar always looked down on him this is how your do a villain properly.
1:15 some of the best subtle face acting out there. That shocking realization when Skyler realizes that Walt is actually doing here, and then seeing her cogs turn to play along.
1:00 the exact moment Skyler realises that Walt is doing this on purpose to take the blame off her. Great teamwork from there on
Is it ' tow the line" or " toe the line" ?
0:45 "Maybe now you'll listen."
"Maybe now you'll use your damn head."
He was signaling to her.
@@Odinsday I don’t get it. How ?
@@RoflJoker1994 He's signalling her to think through his words.
Walt knows that their conversation's bugged.
All the things he said here is to save skylar from going to jail.
Skylar knows everything and play along.
@@amaros2118 toe the line i believe it’s an expression like don’t even put the toe of your foot on the line or think of crossing it . Just how I took it lol in the Netflix subtitles it was toe and I can’t rlly think how tow would make sense
Seeing Holly cry at the end is so heartbreaking. Everything about Holly is easy to overlook in the show but you have to remember: before all of this, the meth, the cancer, all of the murders and planning an move-making: Walt was a soon-to-be father and probably looking so forward to Holly’s birth and welcoming his daughter into the world.
And then Walt has to miss her birth to make his first delivery for Gus. And by the end of it all, Walter will never get to hold or see his infant daughter again.
also easy to overlook but good to remember: babies can't act, what you see is real. 4:47
Soon to be father? So walt jr just exist as their personal breakfast eater
Not really, it was an untimely birth!
@@athafaza2235 father again would be better word.
A holly spin off set in the future would be dope amaright fellas?
Walt: You let that sink in
The sink waiting at the door: 🚰
2:43
Walt opens his mouth like he's about to say "I killed him" but he can't get it out. If that's intentional it's fucking genius
This scene is Gus' speech about a man providing for his family coming full circle.
''And he does it even when he's not appreciated, or respected, or even loved.''
Gus just want to make Walt stay in the lab and cook...
Impressionable
@@Strochkin Doesn't mean what everything he says is BS. If he said that for a legit job, would he be wrong ?
Walt never did what he did for his family
💯
keep in mind that this episode is rated 10/10 on imdb.
atop of this, anthony hopkins wrote a fan letter to bryan cranston, praising his acting and the show, after he binge-watched the whole show.
@@EventualWarlord word. dark is also 10 10
@Cangrejo Anónimo maybe
You know how much of an amazing actor you'd have to be to get a fan letter from Anthony Fucking Hopkins?? Absolutely deserved, too. Damn.
Yo I binge watched this show from the first episode, crazy.
9.9 now cuz cringe anime fans are acting stupid to get their show highest rated, such a shame
It's a small part compared to the top tier acting on Cranston and Gunn's parts, but Marie's reaction to hearing her husband is dead is just heart-wrenching to me
Her small role in this scene is so underrated, her acting always makes me tear up during this scene. You can see and feel the pain and hopelessness she feels.
1:30 This is the moment Walter White became Jesse Pinkman
As someone who just became a father, seeing Walt abandon his child like that knowing he likely won't see them again has to be the hardest I have ever cried to a TV show
Lol you're gay
Congratulations
You need to get out more. Good lord
@@hereef1 it’s not like he can’t watch it in his spare time. not necessarily a season per day.
@@hereef1 lol edgelord chill
3:12 despite clearing his family from any legal consequences, the pain in Walt’s face just makes you sympathize with the fact that he never meant to cause his family harm, especially Hank.
No fucking shit Sherlock
He had everything under control till Jesse had his meltdown
@@nbalongboi9738 which Part?
@@nbalongboi9738 yeah Jesse fooked everything up
@@prime7042 Hank found the book and would’ve built a case against Walt
Cranston’s acting here is absolutely incredible. The way Walt is painfully saying all these things. He knows he’s helping his family but the pain it brings him to say it is so real. Brilliant.
Imagine if there actually wasn't any police, then Walter is just roasting Skyler for no good reason.
1:29 This was Walt's final "I love you" to Skyler
Lmao
LOL
Lolll
LMAO
You’re goddamn right.
3:14 Man, look how his glasses fog up from crying so hard or squeezing his eyes so hard.
Simply and simply a legendary performance.
Her?
@@alex360c You are absolutely right, his glasses.
Thank you 👍🏻
Her eyes?
@@Dapal0710 Thalía?
@@benvolio5415 "Thank you" hahaha, oh man I must leave drugs
4:16 Weird detail (that I may be exaggerating) but only the King and the Knight is left on the white side, with 2 other pawns left. This could mean a lot of things, like Walt being the King desperately avoiding to be checked/caught, or the knight being his only lifeline left (the Vacuum guy) or the pawns being Pete and Badger, the last two workers he hired in his life.
This is one of the most masterful pieces of Acting of all time. How is Bryan able to convey something with his mouth that's completely different to his eyes. Just incredible acting.
No one talking about Marie's reaction? That shit is heart breaking.
Well no shit, imagine your husband dying at the hands of your own brother-in-law
@@V-for-Vendetta01 happened to my buddy Eric
Ah who cares, Marie was annoying af
@@abigbutterstick1780 i don't like your tone
@@nukacolacompany2534 Well sir, while I don't care for what you're saying I'll defend to the death your right to say it.
Walt's impersonation of Skyler always makes me laugh. A nice bit of comedy in an overall very heavy scene.
It wasn’t really an impersonation but rather a faked acting performance of a pretend Skyler. To make it seem like she’s the victim. It’s campy and exaggerated, but essentially a smart move.
If he wanted the impression to be spot on he should've thrown an "I f***d Ted" in there.
He kind of acted like Hal in that scene
@@jyn7154 I didn't realise Walter was trying to incriminate himself and let Skyler off the hook when I wathced this. The line where he goes "What do you know about what I do? Nothing!" purposefully said it for the police to hear that wow
@@iamCifu He should've impersonated her Happy Birthday song to Ted
This scene doesn't get talked about enough. It's a masterclass of emotions.
At least Hank was buried in the desert surrounded by Minerals, Neutral ending.
In my opinion, Heisenberg died when Hank was shot dead. From that point onwards we are just watching Walt trying to make things right and save what is left of his family, under the disguise of Heisenberg in order to intimidate his opposition.
Agreed. I also think, that's when Walt failed. Not the phone call with flynn, not the fight with flynn and Skylar, just the death of Hanks. Because this is the one thing that walt wanted to avoid since the beginning: The death of a family member.
Because of Walt hank is dead and Walt knew it. Sure, Walt got some closure. But he still lost the game
Right. From there he isn’t as intimidating as he was before because Heisenberg was no longer there. You get that with the last scene of Saul and Walter together in the basement. Saul doesn’t fear Heisenberg cause he knows he no longer there. Also, that’s the starting point of the man hunt and we see Walt grow out his hair. He doesn’t have the unique bald Heisenberg look anymore.
He became more like Mike after that moment.
@@vilsobraska4464 It was Jessie's fault for being dumb, and emotionally immature/volatile. It has always been that way. There were numerous occasions where Walt had secured a good situation for him and Jessie, only for Jessie to ruin it big time over and over again. Walt's descent into Heisenberg was largely facilitated by a need to do so in order to deal with the consequences that Jessie would bring onto them.
This is the moment Heisenberg becomes Walter White
The pain on Walters face when he talks about hank. Having to act like he isn’t deeply hurt by what happened. That was insane.
Even in the end Walter still trying to protect his family.
This is one of the most heartbreaking scenes in television and film history.
Everyone is talking about Bryan and Anna’s acting but can we take a minute to give props to the duct tape on Walt’s hand?
yeah its so underrated
He was such a great actor. Truly an inspiration for all tapes of all races
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@Mutaz Muhanad Hammad thanks for the insight 👍
The duct tape really carries the scene.
Credit to both of the actors, of course, but I want to give special appreciation to the incredible writing and direction.
The scene was so perfectly written that we got to simultaneously experience the realization of what Walt was doing alongside Skylar. So wonderfully executed.
Max box? The fuck are you doing here? Shouldn't you be cheating or something
@@okyh483 bro you're many years 2 late :^)
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I didn’t get till now that I rewatched it. Damn that hurts now.
“Maybe now you’ll use your damn head” is such a great line, he’s basically telling her he’s about to make a play and she needs to get on board
Walt got nothing to lose, law enforcement is chasing a dying man.
Sad that it's been almost 10 years and there's still not a single series made better than this masterpiece.
Right! Vince set the bar so very high that no show has ever been able to go above it. Only time will tell though
Mr. robot came pretty close. I’d argue that season 4 episode 7 of mr. robot is on the level of ozymandiaz, I don’t want to spoil anything but if you haven’t watched it you should check it out.
Better call Saul Season 6 about to do it
The wire is better and The sopranos is ranked pretty highly
@@christopherjohnson577 No
2:45 The way he almost breaks down, knowing that his family will never forgive him for the next thing he says.
Breaking bad should be called breaking phones
The realization on her face when she realizes what he's doing for her is one of a kind.
1:09 - I like the emotion Skyler shows here. She figured out that he was purposely doing that to get the heat on him 100%. She got even more emotional once she heard that because it was truly a selfless thing Walt did, for once.
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"for once"? Have you not watched the show?
@@YousefGingo go.
Away
@@YousefGingo literally everything he does is entirely selfish
@@finnmacmanus5723 hell no.
Marie's face at 2:55. How can you not cry? She knows now her husband has definitely been violently murdered, and because of her brother in law... What AMAZING acting.
i started to giggle when i saw that face ffs
@@killthegod8888 fr lmao it's so funny
She's the worst character in the show, condescending, dumb annoying and a thief...literally no redeeming qualities. I honestly wanted her to get killed
Some people are sick af 💀 that reaction is genuinely heartbreaking
@@UselessAccountt you’re just not used to anything
You watch a few random clips, and now fk it, you just need to go and watch the whole fkn series again. Ya know? It can't just be me;
Literally me right now:
Clip ruined by the beep, it's one of the most powerful lines in the show for many reasons...
The most heartbreaking thing about it is how Skyler realizes what Walt is doing to clear her out of everything and she can’t do nothing about it but to listen, I believe that is the reason she says she sorry, notice how it sinks into her, and then he also lies about Hank when he did everything in his power to protect him. This is the part Walter truly died
more like pretending to be heisenberg because heisenberg died when hank died
walter didnt die here, heisenberg did, but yea whatever
I’d argue it’s the part where he comes back after being gone the whole season
It’s when Heisenberg died
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That baby crying and looking so scared and confused just breaks my heart!
This show hits so different after you have your own children
How'd they get the baby to act like that though?
@@byronsenior6499 They held her mom at gunpoint and threatened to shoot
@@rikiishitoru8885 lol
Top tier actress and top tier writing am I right?
I am amazed how walt acts threatening and "killed" hank when he actually loved hank and tried to save him but it was too late and they killed hank, Amazing Acting in Breaking Bad 10/10
The agony on his face as he's forced to use Hank's death as a threat.. absolutely masterful
This scene man....fucking hell it's perfect! Some of the most talented actors and actresses!
It wasn’t until I saw this comment section that I realized walt’s actual intent here. He is saving her. Making sure she wasn’t made to be an accomplice. I just thought he was gaslighting her, being an ass. God this show is so damn good
Talk about layers of acting too from both Gunn and Cranston, as Skyler has the dawning realization of what he is doing and Walt is devastated and sad but still putting on that abusive act.
The way Skylar says "you're right" gives me chills. It's the smallest ray of hope in this unbelievably shitty situation. She understands what the plan is and will play along and has signalled this to Walt. They get to work together one last time
Saul basically says as much later on. Next time you watch through, pay close attention to the scene when Walt ends up in the disappearer's basement with Saul, their very last scene together. Saul references this phone call and essentially confirms Walt's intention was to help her by doing it.
ZgAsLiGhTing bruh people like you that parrot things will always have scenes like this go over your head, y’all along for the ride not free thinking or critically lol
Same here, the comments analysis got me realizing what he was doing here lol
Damn. The solid 6 seconds of silent understanding between them...they do love each other. Even after everything.
"please lie with me come on"
In one of the DVD extras they have some alternate angles of the final scene with Walt, Skylar and Holly. As he's leaving the room he takes her by the hand for a moment one last time .. really nice detail that I believe the main camera didn't catch
He genuinely might be one of the greatest actors of all time.
He's pretending but also not pretending. Faking but also honest. So many layers to this scene. Amazing and emotionally wrenching.
It's ironic, because he really thinks these things, but really doesn't want to say them, but knows that he also has no choice.
Remember how Walt was going to use the ATM machine story to make Jesse sound like Tuco?
I remember seeing in a video essay that the chess game at 4:14 is set up so that (Walter) White cannot win. Vince Gilligan is a genius
Really? That’s unbelievable
The game is 80% blurred. You can’t see what’s going on. Does that mean draw or one side is losing? Dumb comment by Vince
@@mikecantreed the comment says the video essay made that comment not Vince himself
Vince Gilligan might be the creator of the show but he didn't direct this episode.
He can't win, but he can pull a Stalemate, and that, he sure pulled. I wouldn't consider a Stalemate a proper tie tho...
After all, one side can be all alone and cornered while the other is well surrounded.
The way she says “I’m sorry” 😢 she’s smart, she understands what Walt is doing and it almost seems like an admission of guilt and lamentation of Walt’s circumstances even if they’re self inflicted. Like “I’m sorry things turned out this way”
He was saying those things to get her off the hook but he truly meant every word.
0:56 is some brilliant acting from Anna Gunn. We see Skyler confused at what Walt is going on about, because she knows she never said any of those things to himp, and Anna Gunn portrays Skyler's realization that Walt is lying for the police solely through facial expressions. Anna Gunn submitted this episode for her Emmy and won
Her voice at the start is so weird
To me it's the "you're right" that is perfectly delivered. It's her signalling to him that she understands what the plan is and will follow it.
Hey im curious. Is that how that works? Do actors have to personally submit their best acting clips from their shows to be considered for emmy nominations?
@@papimiloson2854 yes
@@papimiloson2854 wow, i thought it was like a community-voted one
I wonder how many people didn't get this scene
Edit: People are getting mad but I actually didn't get it at first myself
It took me a so many years to realize that Walt was trying to save Skyler. And I’ve rewatched this show a lot of times
I didn't get it at first. Its genuis
I think I also didn't get it at first but later that day when I read some comments about it in a forum
79 people
Nobody, it's not that fucking deep, chief
“Oh, no Walt. You have to stop this! It’s immoral! It’s illegal!”
Walt’s mocking voice when he says this is the best part of the entire series. So damn funny.😂😂😂
Bryan is so good of an actor that even his character is a good actor
That “last memory” speech Walt had about his father with Flynn was so meaningful towards the end of season 5, this is gonna be one of Flynn’s last memory of his father now
Ohhh fuck. The cycle repeats.
One day Flynn is not going to eat breakfast on purpose. That will be his son's last memory of him
Now the big question is would he suspect Gretchen and Elliot's "gift" to him is actually Walt's remaining drug money, his last legacy
Cranston cried more real tears in this scene than most actors do their entire career.
Bryan did such a good job portraying just how broken Walt was by this point, and how Walt was able to realize what all of this did to him
I can't imagine the acting chops required to act like a character who is acting like he's mad when he's actually crying his eyes out. He's acting a character who is acting a character. Meta-acting, in a way. Pretty damn impressive.
Everyone praises Bryan Cranston's acting here but can we talk about Anna Gunn's ? Simply fantastic !
Both are top tier
Fr, people don't give her credit because they find her character annoying. But it's top tier acting.
@@V-for-Vendetta01 Watching the show I didn't exactly get why her character got so much hate. Sure she was a bit annoying at times (not nearly as much as Marie though) but she was clearly concerned for her husband (why shouldn't she be?) and when she found out about his criminal activities she never betrayed Walt to the Police. My only guess was that everyone was rooting for Walt at the time, overlooking his serious personality flaws. Only more recently and in part thanks to BCS have people started to recognize just how much of an unsympathetic arsehole and piece of shit Walter really was.
@@madgavin7568 it's because the whole show has been directed in a way that makes you want to root for Heisenberg even though he was the vilest pos. So even when his wife was obviously being the much more reasonable person, she obviously keeps coming at odds with walter and that annoys the viewers.
2:54 I just wasted so much money to buy him some stupid rocks
Its minerals man ! Don't u dare to say rock again
It's mineral you Obama 😤😤💥🖕🖕😡😡
@@wetheones2791 it’s both OK bro
They are minerals. Jesus @pryo2460. 🙄
This has got to be my favourite scene of the entire show, it's so well written and hits deep
The greatest acting out of anything ever to me. I just can’t briefly describe how much this show blows me away no matter how many times I return to it. Forever the greatest hands-down.
Yeah, best ever for sure. People always talk about crawl space but nah, Cranston choking back tears and yet putting on a villain voice is so much better, no contest
Those tears falling down off Walt's face while he trash Hank's death was just so damn heartbreaking 😭