Hank & Fuches Face-off | Barry 04x08 wow

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  • @dkrappenschitz9513
    @dkrappenschitz9513 Рік тому +2894

    The casual grenade throw before dying.. gold

    • @omniscension8967
      @omniscension8967 Рік тому +71

      I like how you can see the middle guy's leg fly off and spin around to the ground.

    • @styrofoamcow6996
      @styrofoamcow6996 Рік тому +78

      He had the right call of duty perk 😂

    • @jamnmikefx
      @jamnmikefx Рік тому +61

      Martyrdom perk was enabled

    • @johnrb0213
      @johnrb0213 Рік тому +19

      Thats what I'm gonna miss the most about the show. Those exact little moments

    • @TheeKittyPie
      @TheeKittyPie Рік тому +36

      The “awkward” violence makes it more realistic tbh

  • @MysterE95
    @MysterE95 Рік тому +3414

    “Admit that you fucked up. Admit that you were scared. That you hate yourself, that there’s some days you don’t think you deserve to live, and the only thing that’ll make you forget, is by being someone else.”
    The genius thing about this monologue is that it doesn’t just apply to Hank, it applies to every major character on the show. Barry, Fuches, Hank, Gene, Sally, they all are traumatized people who pretend to be someone else, they are all actors, literally and figuratively.

    • @KeurigKmma
      @KeurigKmma Рік тому +180

      And the thing that makes it even better is that everybody who accepted this fact and embraced their true self survived, and anybody who resorted back to their persona died. Except Barry, who when he finally accepted who he was and decided to do the right thing was immediately shot, but at the point it was far too late for him

    • @garrettfisher1792
      @garrettfisher1792 Рік тому +97

      @@KeurigKmma Fuches said he finally discovered who he was, The Raven, and that he was heartless. That wasn't true.
      He proved this was a lie literally 10 seconds later when he jumped to cover Barry's son from the gunfire.

    • @emsedgwick9521
      @emsedgwick9521 Рік тому +6

      Spot on! The show is brilliant!🤘

    • @TheDancerMacabre
      @TheDancerMacabre Рік тому +73

      ​@@garrettfisher1792That wasn't Fuches intention. He saw John and remembered Barry.
      You can be an evil bastard and still be capable of good deeds. Fuches essentially got what Barry wanted.
      Inner peace, a chance of redemption, and maybe a family with the barista and the college educated daughter

    • @damianstarks3338
      @damianstarks3338 Рік тому +2

      @@garrettfisher1792 you said it here bro.

  • @smittyjjensin558
    @smittyjjensin558 Рік тому +4348

    Really subverted my expectations by having them wipe each other out in 5 seconds rather than Barry coming in and sweeping.

    • @pabloc8808
      @pabloc8808 Рік тому +458

      At first I thought this was stupid, but for some reason the guy tossing the grenade sold the whole thing to me. It felt like the show's final gag before wrapping it all up, and I appreciate that.

    • @Coleymoleyart
      @Coleymoleyart Рік тому +155

      They said they didn’t want to repeat seasons and we got season 2s ending already to be fair

    • @gabrielwjpg
      @gabrielwjpg Рік тому +82

      i think that was the point, to leave us thinking that Barry would just kill everyone and yet the party is over when he get's there

    • @amyvartanian7729
      @amyvartanian7729 Рік тому +11

      I couldn't agree more. I was expecting a little more for the last episode.

    • @gabrielzarazua5483
      @gabrielzarazua5483 Рік тому +55

      I mean Barry had already cleaned house S2 Finale so it would’ve been pretty predictable but I think that’s what this ending did well… for the most part.

  • @TheMidnightPhil
    @TheMidnightPhil Рік тому +3221

    Something I just realized that I've been subconsciously appreciating about this show over its four seasons: there's never any shaky-cam bullshit. The action is always cleanly shot, and feels all the more impactful as a result.

    • @dontsubcribedontlike673
      @dontsubcribedontlike673 Рік тому +249

      I noticed 'The Mask Collector' was absolutely full of shaky-cam, especially during the flashback-monologue sequence.

    • @captainmercy87
      @captainmercy87 Рік тому +162

      Exactly. It shows the action as how it is: fast, messy, kind of boring. Even the car chase was like that. They contrast it beautifully with the Hollywoo-fied version of it in The Mask Collector movie.

    • @stevenc2373
      @stevenc2373 Рік тому +26

      The Russo Brothers can take some notes.

    • @BatmanHQYT
      @BatmanHQYT Рік тому +48

      Both Succession and Barry ended on the same day and their styles of filmmaking are pretty much polar opposites.

    • @iangeorge7913
      @iangeorge7913 Рік тому +66

      The matter-of-fact simplicity of the cinematography also adds a level of humor to the violence. It's unglorified and awkward.

  • @honeytlbadger4365
    @honeytlbadger4365 Рік тому +1360

    "A man with no heart." proceeds to save Barry's son. Fuches was the only character who redeemed himself and he's the last one I would expect that of.

    • @garrettfisher1792
      @garrettfisher1792 Рік тому +145

      Fuches was lying until the very end, wanting to BECOME The Raven, some heartless warlord, pretending he didn't have a heart.
      Clearly, through his actions, he proves that he did have a heart.

    • @BoKnowsBrains
      @BoKnowsBrains Рік тому +44

      hank knew. thats why he calls him a liar.

    • @Foggymist399
      @Foggymist399 Рік тому +11

      Technically he said he took a look at himself at the time. He wanted to redeem himself

    • @bobthornton9730
      @bobthornton9730 Рік тому +26

      To be fair, both Barry and Sally come clean and are willing to change their ways at the end. Barry is willing to turn himself in when Gene shoots him, and Sally admits her faults to her son and changes her narcissistic ways.

    • @matthewriley7826
      @matthewriley7826 9 місяців тому +9

      Meanwhile Gene, who can’t admit he’s a terrible person, refuses to change his ways, and commits his worst deed killing Barry.

  • @codyhiginbotham6616
    @codyhiginbotham6616 Рік тому +2730

    There was always a feeling that Hank would die, but never did I expect Fuches would be the one who killed him

    • @Bsketti
      @Bsketti Рік тому +121

      its weirdly fitting

    • @MamadNobari
      @MamadNobari Рік тому +302

      And Fuches actually be the one who fuckin survives.

    • @mr.windmill4892
      @mr.windmill4892 Рік тому +313

      @@MamadNobaribecause he jumped on Barry’s son to protect him. Something he never did for Barry. Feels like his last apology to barry for completely manipulating him and fucking up his life

    • @MamadNobari
      @MamadNobari Рік тому +57

      @@mr.windmill4892 Yeah, but John being in danger in the first place is because of Fuches himself lol. He was always the reason all of this happened from the beginning. But yeah, it makes sense for him to survive the finale, but it was still surprising.

    • @mr.windmill4892
      @mr.windmill4892 Рік тому +47

      @@MamadNobari yeah I mean of course. Doesn’t mean fuches isn’t still a piece of shit, and it ends up not mattering at all anyway since sally just leaves with John the next morning. For the relationship between barry and fuches it’s significant though.

  • @keyproblems7590
    @keyproblems7590 Рік тому +1630

    Fuches only came there to save Barry’s son, because deep down he loves Barry
    Hank wanted to die, that’s why he said deals off

    • @georgehernandez2156
      @georgehernandez2156 Рік тому +137

      Yeah Hank gets triggered when someone mentions the love of his life.

    • @jeremiahbayani184
      @jeremiahbayani184 Рік тому +9

      Very good take

    • @gabrielwjpg
      @gabrielwjpg Рік тому +62

      i don't think Hank wanted to die at that moment, he was just angry because Fuches mentioned Cristobal

    • @an_oracle
      @an_oracle Рік тому +118

      I honestly think Hank just couldn't handle the pain and guilt of what he did, and while the floodgates opened for a moment, he shut them and chose to live in denial, which lead to his death

    • @Eschatoloman
      @Eschatoloman Рік тому +30

      Hank said deal was off because fuches broke him. Made him indirectly confess to his crime.

  • @mega6836
    @mega6836 Рік тому +1220

    "I just wanted to be safe."
    "We all do."
    Fuck, Bill Hader directed his ass off. Just brilliant across the board.

    • @joshfolsom1785
      @joshfolsom1785 Рік тому +24

      Plus the way the Anthony Carrigan delivered that line. It's crazy how he played a ruthless Chechen gangster through the whole show, and still was able to make me think "Poor little guy."

    • @jay1jayf
      @jay1jayf Рік тому +2

      hopefully barry viewers one day grow up and realize how cringe and bad this show actually is.

    • @mega6836
      @mega6836 Рік тому +24

      @@jay1jayf it's a shame you didn't like it, but I found myself tuning in every week to see what it had in store. can't say that for any other shows in recent memory

    • @joshfolsom1785
      @joshfolsom1785 Рік тому +12

      @@jay1jayf or. OR. You could let people enjoy things that are subjective.

    • @jay1jayf
      @jay1jayf Рік тому +1

      @@joshfolsom1785 I've seen people compared Barry to Ozymandias from breaking bad, I've had enough.

  • @BriarPatchNyra
    @BriarPatchNyra Рік тому +1515

    Excellent finale. I like how it seems Fuches truly committed to his honesty and that saved him, whereas Hank reverted back to the persona and died. Though he was trying to save John and I love that he still had that heart.

    • @an_oracle
      @an_oracle Рік тому +146

      Also the fact that Fuches accepted his penance and grew from it, while every other character denied it and died for it

    • @Puppy_Puppington
      @Puppy_Puppington Рік тому +4

      Yeah

    • @TheLoveTruffle
      @TheLoveTruffle Рік тому +19

      The characters who couldn't let go of their pride and be honest with themselves about their mistakes didn't have a happy ending haha

    • @firstlast9846
      @firstlast9846 Рік тому +96

      I had my fingers crossed Sally would change.. but after her son says “I love you” and she replies with “Was the show good?” She’s still the same self centred person she always was.. Fuches is the only man who changed.

    • @moneykenny119
      @moneykenny119 Рік тому +24

      @@firstlast9846 At least saved John from a continued life of isolation with Barry, that's gotta count for something even if she's still self centered

  • @Sharpe1502
    @Sharpe1502 Рік тому +1629

    I like the fact that Hank and Fuches were both weirdly protective of John. Like, Hank didn’t want to bring him down and Fuches literally shielded him during the gun fight. Both of them were morally ambiguous till the very end.

    • @BriarPatchNyra
      @BriarPatchNyra Рік тому +150

      I personally was wondering if Hank grabbed him at the end there to protect him because he thought Fuches was going to kill him, or if he was intending to harm him.

    • @gabrielwjpg
      @gabrielwjpg Рік тому +171

      Well, John is just a kid, Hank is a criminal but he's not a monster, and Fuches wanted to protect him because he was Barry's son

    • @nilesstark
      @nilesstark Рік тому +34

      And Fuches covered John's eyes while he walked him out of there.

    • @TheLoveTruffle
      @TheLoveTruffle Рік тому +55

      Fuches was more than willing to kill a kid in the past, but that was before he could admit to himself that he was a monster. I don't know if he would have felt the same about some random kid in this situation, but he owed it to Barry and himself not to be responsible for the destruction of his kid after having destroyed Barry.

    • @BlueSpider7400
      @BlueSpider7400 Рік тому +8

      Now I think of it, I remember in the semifinal episode, when Sally and John got captured, Hank (probably told one of the Chechens) gave John a soda.

  • @101tyman
    @101tyman Рік тому +1603

    Fuches really became a hero in this scene. Swallowed his pride and admitted to who he was, then risked his and his men's lives in order to save Barry's kid because he really did care for Barry.

    • @firstlast9846
      @firstlast9846 Рік тому +195

      Fuches being the one to win in the end is fitting.. bro survived the most intense, bizarre things in the show.

    • @MeisterFuhrer
      @MeisterFuhrer Рік тому +137

      Are you blind? Hank didn't even want to bring the kid there with all the men with rifles and shit ready for a standoff against Barry. Fuches brought the child to the room. Hank even told Sally, "it's not for me to decide", meaning Hank did not even want to hurt Sally or the kid, it was Fuches who brought him to that point. I feel like your eyes didn't see outside the box. But yes, I am glad Fuches finally came to terms to doing good and saving Barry's kid, but don't look the other way when all of this was his doing.

    • @jamesmmcgill
      @jamesmmcgill Рік тому +14

      This is the moment Fuches became Jesse Pinkman

    • @axelvaldivia9515
      @axelvaldivia9515 Рік тому

      ​​​@@MeisterFuhrer Hey dude relax, i Agree with you. But there is no need to be a dick, especially when hiding behind a screeen.

    • @jonny-b4954
      @jonny-b4954 Рік тому +48

      @@MeisterFuhrer Nah, the second Fuches heard on that phone call when he was in the bathtub that Barry had a son, and Hank had him, you can see a twitch in his eye. He didn't go there to hurt them, but to bring them to Barry. I'm pretty sure from that moment his mind was made up.

  • @alextorres7655
    @alextorres7655 Рік тому +988

    Stephen root carried this finale on his back. Not to diss anyone or anything else. He was just an incredible standout and his characters final scenes are some of the best of the show. Magnificent

    • @trevormannion14
      @trevormannion14 Рік тому +11

      I don’t know about carried it. But gave it a proper pedestal, sure.

    • @notyourmom850
      @notyourmom850 Рік тому +24

      I bet you he finally got his friggen' stapler back!

    • @Despair505
      @Despair505 Рік тому +4

      When he and Barry gave each other one last look...

    • @necronomics1804
      @necronomics1804 Рік тому +1

      WEEN!

    • @billlozier5551
      @billlozier5551 Рік тому +16

      This final season of BARRY could have been retitled SALLY. Love that Fuches lived. He and Sally finally faced who they were and won in the end. Hank & Barry were sympathetic but only to a point.
      Fuches just grew on me every episode. His final explanation to Hank was intense, heartbreaking and memorable. What a great way to say goodbye to Fuches. He saves John, nods to Barry and runs off in the darkness. Awesome.

  • @connermarchetti7522
    @connermarchetti7522 Рік тому +298

    "Admit that you fucked up. Admit...that you were scared..that you hate yourself..that there's some days you don't think you deserve to live..and the only thing that'll make you forget..is by being someone else."
    Fuck me the writing was top tier this episode.

  • @b1thearchitect401
    @b1thearchitect401 Рік тому +635

    What an incredible scene. These actors absolutely killed it

    • @b1thearchitect401
      @b1thearchitect401 Рік тому +25

      Also the choreography and framing of that 5 second action scene was fucking incredible. I love the absolute chaos of that scene.

    • @firstlast9846
      @firstlast9846 Рік тому +3

      B1 The Architect - FR I love how everything was caught in frame.. the action scenes and just the way the show is shot - always felt like a comic book or something.

    • @demondog108
      @demondog108 Рік тому +2

      Heh, “killed” it

    • @Terminated_Account
      @Terminated_Account Рік тому

      ​@@demondog108 oh wow...

  • @Evenraen
    @Evenraen Рік тому +588

    It is interesting how Hank is polite and kind throughout the seasons, he only brings out the worst in himself when he is treated badly or is threatened, in the end he preferred to move away from his initial essence and ends up dead and Fuches started as someone completely manipulative and horrible but ends up recognizing and accepting all the bad he did but continues to live,. as Sally said "the only way to be redeemed is by taking responsibility for what you did"

    • @gobblegobble831
      @gobblegobble831 Рік тому +1

      I dunno lol doesnt fuches have to now acknowledge and own up to what he did to Hank? It's not like he was redeemed in any real way he just got lucky

    • @jackbennett2269
      @jackbennett2269 Рік тому

      is fuches taking responsibility for something hes done to others

    • @Evenraen
      @Evenraen Рік тому +1

      @@gobblegobble831 yeah, it's not like he jumped on Barry's son, it was just lucky for Fuches lol but she says he says, it's just a show.

    • @JakeMinassian
      @JakeMinassian Рік тому +1

      Life Triumphs

    • @pooliumm1533
      @pooliumm1533 Рік тому

      @@gobblegobble831 what did he do to hank?

  • @Multiversal_Productions
    @Multiversal_Productions Рік тому +569

    we all knew Barry could've sweeped, we've seen him do it already so this subversion was honestly great and emotional

    • @Coleymoleyart
      @Coleymoleyart Рік тому +24

      We got season 2s ending already as well

    • @rtl3956
      @rtl3956 Рік тому +17

      Dude spent 8 years doing nothing he absolutely couldn’t “sweep”.

    • @proudofyoudick
      @proudofyoudick Рік тому +31

      @@rtl3956 it’s kinda like riding a bike

    • @nutricartel
      @nutricartel Рік тому +10

      @@rtl3956 I thought the same but it looked like he was staying somewhat in practice he was trying to get Sally to put the gun together. But he wasn’t the season one Barry like he lost his edge and situational awareness

    • @alphanerd7221
      @alphanerd7221 Рік тому +4

      This isn't subversion. I expected it. Barry has had no agency since the time-lapse. Why would this be different?

  • @codyhiginbotham6616
    @codyhiginbotham6616 Рік тому +463

    Amazing acting by Anthony Carrigan & Stephen Root

    • @DrDeuteron
      @DrDeuteron Рік тому +14

      Carrigan is root's red stapler.

  • @socrazy2687
    @socrazy2687 Рік тому +325

    You can see how Fughes jumps on top of John (Barry’s son) to make sure he’s safe. He’s really come full circle.

  • @redacted5985
    @redacted5985 Рік тому +140

    Fuches becoming the most self-aware character and redeeming himself by shielding the kid with his own body was something I did not expect at all, with every other character failing to truly grow and hiding behind layers of denial.

  • @bassrooten2217
    @bassrooten2217 Рік тому +288

    Honestly couldn’t have gone down better. Fuches redeems himself by saving Barry’s son and doing a final good deed for his fellow soldier and protégé. Fuches is not a “no heart” and he proved it in this finale. Hank has such a tragic story honestly, even with all the men and money and guns, Cristobal was always on his mind. Never forget “ 50/50 with Cristobal”

    • @TimothyPossible
      @TimothyPossible Рік тому +9

      Cristobal statue standing over them all at the end too

    • @DiabandoBastardo
      @DiabandoBastardo Рік тому +3

      Fuches isn't REALLY a soldier though, I mean sure, he technically was, but he was a cook.

  • @Comadycoyote01
    @Comadycoyote01 Рік тому +78

    It’s nice to see prime Fuches, instead of a coward running away to save himself, he puts himself directly at risk to make sure John is safe. He finally got it, he finally became the man he always wanted to be, a Father to Barry

  • @en6ss
    @en6ss Рік тому +135

    if anthony carrigan doesn’t get an emmy for his performance this season im going to scream my head off

    • @firstlast9846
      @firstlast9846 Рік тому +6

      He nearly got one once but lost to Ted Lasso

  • @RMahna94
    @RMahna94 Рік тому +81

    Fuches always knew how to get in ppls heads, but this time he seemed genuine as Hank was cracking. Probably my favorite scene this episode.

  • @OvertheHedge06
    @OvertheHedge06 Рік тому +175

    To think all of my childhood I always saw Stephen Root as Bill Dougherty
    I never knew he had this level of talent in him

    • @MisterSmith00
      @MisterSmith00 Рік тому +17

      The man's a veritable juggernaut of acting.
      Barring his more comedic roles such as Bill Dougherty from "King of the Hill", or Milton from "Office Space", or Gordon from "Dodgeball", the man has gone on to play both profound & menacing roles.
      He was "The Man in the High Castle" from the series of the same name...Mike The Hammer in the comedy-drama "Justified"...a memorable blind character from the psychological thriller "Get Out"...and a purely evil character from the animated series "The Legend of Vox Machina".
      Stephen Root has rapidly become the sort of actor you hire to add legitimacy to your production.

    • @kellifranklin4432
      @kellifranklin4432 Рік тому +9

      Root was stellar in O Brother Where Art Thou? It was a small role but he was fantastic. Also in True Blood. A small role but a memorable performance.

    • @Jackietreehorn39
      @Jackietreehorn39 Рік тому +6

      ​@Kelli Franklin he had a small role in Boardwalk Empire too.

    • @SM-nx3zf
      @SM-nx3zf Рік тому +3

      Look up Tripping the Rift, mans versatile as fuck.

    • @Pantsinabucket
      @Pantsinabucket Рік тому +3

      William “Bill” Fontaine de La Tour Dauterive*
      Don’t disrespect the Billdozer by getting his name wrong.

  • @kiratherenegade1561
    @kiratherenegade1561 Рік тому +92

    Anyone else spot that the theme of 'acting' never truly left the show?
    What Fuches speaks of here is Hank playing a role to distract from the truth. Instead - Hank doubles down on the role.
    Whereas Fuches had been playing a role - 'posing' - as he puts it. But he stopped playing that character & admitted he was just a selfish SOB.

    • @outsideofadream
      @outsideofadream Рік тому +1

      Right? There's so much performance in the final season: Barry as "Clark," Sally as a southern-fried waitress, Hank in psycho mode. It's so good.

  • @swisher1849
    @swisher1849 Рік тому +97

    maybe the best scene of the show. finale did NOT disappoint

  • @supremefandom6970
    @supremefandom6970 Рік тому +69

    3:18 hell of a actor.

  • @JuanTonSoupXP
    @JuanTonSoupXP Рік тому +123

    It’s crazy how far these characters came. Fuches would hide behind anything or anyone to save himself, Hank was polite and kind for the kind of lifestyle he found himself in. Fuches dove in front of gunfire to save his surrogate grandson and Hank went out not backing down from another strong arm in his life.

    • @Slop_Dogg
      @Slop_Dogg Рік тому +3

      This is a show with so many wild character transformations. Phenomenal series.

  • @Kurskij
    @Kurskij Рік тому +73

    Stephen Root is a national - no, scratch that - an international treasure. Character actors like him and, to mention just one other example, John Carroll Lynch are what makes the whole medium so exciting. They always elevate the material, no matter how small a part, no matter the quality of writing or directing. Simply amazing.

    • @kstrazz3552
      @kstrazz3552 Рік тому +1

      no matter what kind of movies you are into, you've probably seen Stephen Root act in something you like. That's whats so cool about him.

    • @Kurskij
      @Kurskij Рік тому

      @@kstrazz3552 Yep. Robocop 3 - Stephen Root. Seinfeld - Stephen Root. Office Space - Stephen Root all over. Bicentennial Man - sure thing. O Brother, Where Art Thou? - there he is! Dodgeball - by all means, won't even recognize him. No Country For Old Men - who dat?! 24 - yeah, why not. Rango, Ice Age, Nemo series - yep, and multiple characters (sometimes in the span of a single movie). J.Edgar - sure. All The Way - also sure, but this time he is playing J.Edgar. Get Out - uhuh. Damn Robot Chicken AND Simpsons - well, what did you expect? Star Wars franchise - yes, munching on that yummy scenery. And around 250 MORE credits. And he somehow manages to be different. With every. Single. Performance.

    • @steampunkinc.7691
      @steampunkinc.7691 Рік тому +1

      PAN SHOT!!!!

  • @dookie2707
    @dookie2707 Рік тому +87

    This scene shocked me to my core

    • @nont18411
      @nont18411 Рік тому +10

      Don’t worry, it shocked Hank to his core as well, literally.

    • @Gabrielle_2022
      @Gabrielle_2022 Рік тому +2

      @@nont18411 BROOO 😭😭😭

    • @chrisdawson1776
      @chrisdawson1776 6 місяців тому +1

      @@nont18411 His name is ASAC Schrader

  • @kevinmoy3752
    @kevinmoy3752 Рік тому +14

    the way they just give you a view of the entire scene rather than close up cuts, its almost like watching a dance. wonderfully artistic

  • @sgg3586
    @sgg3586 Рік тому +24

    It's kinda interesting to note that the guy who survived just long enough to throw a grenade actually turns and uses his own buddy as a human-shield at the start of the fight.

  • @fuj_i
    @fuj_i Рік тому +61

    I already miss Hank

  • @TheeKittyPie
    @TheeKittyPie Рік тому +37

    3:20 Anthony’s emotional performance is so powerful, you can feel and see the rage and heartbreak just boiling out of him

  • @anonymouszebra1239
    @anonymouszebra1239 Рік тому +53

    This season was different to the others. In a few ways it was hard to watch. But then The finale tied everything from the whole snow together and I found it incredibly satisfying. Amazing show

  • @anthonyshepherd265
    @anthonyshepherd265 Рік тому +389

    Not gonna lie, I was hoping to see Bill Hader in action just one last time.

    • @dylankelsch2296
      @dylankelsch2296 Рік тому +116

      We all were, but this was so perfect.

    • @firstlast9846
      @firstlast9846 Рік тому +27

      Yeah.. I think most people wanted a shootout sequence - but this whole sequence of “accept who you are or die” was just as good

    • @FireJach
      @FireJach Рік тому +2

      ending of the previous episode suggested we'll get it

    • @Reacher_2215
      @Reacher_2215 Рік тому +4

      I sat through this whole season for the last big badass shootout. Instead, we got this. Very disappointed

    • @dylankelsch2296
      @dylankelsch2296 Рік тому +2

      @@Reacher_2215 the ending we got makes more sense.

  • @firstlast9846
    @firstlast9846 Рік тому +20

    *In the end, Fuches, was the only character* who accepted who and what he was and still conjured the strength to do something good and against his nature and *Save somebody* … and that’s why he’s the only person who made it out alive a changed person.

  • @robdilauro4344
    @robdilauro4344 Рік тому +49

    Fuches laid down on the kid to shield him, holy shit, I didn't see that the first time.

    • @georgehernandez2156
      @georgehernandez2156 Рік тому +9

      He became a family man.

    • @porc1429
      @porc1429 Рік тому +4

      Fr this show is so good at hiding things in plain sight

    • @MrLuffy9131
      @MrLuffy9131 Рік тому +8

      This is the moment that Fuches became Heisenberg

  • @sirhchris2
    @sirhchris2 Рік тому +21

    “And the only thing that will make you forget is by pretending to be someone else” that’s the key to this show and whether or not you can redeem yourself after so many years of denial

  • @cruise62
    @cruise62 Рік тому +35

    This is my favourite scene in the entire show, Because it’s the only time a character ACTUALLY changed.

    • @themoosehoof
      @themoosehoof Рік тому +6

      I don’t know I think sally actually changed by loving her son and accepting that she wasn’t gonna have a big career as an actress, also that she didn’t need a man in her life

    • @gc5480
      @gc5480 Рік тому +5

      Did she? I dont see that way
      She leaves her son hanging when he said I love you in the end before going to his friend place. All she cared in their interaction was if her show was good or not.
      She is the same selfish narcisist person as always i would say.

    • @syukoshiomy
      @syukoshiomy Рік тому +2

      @@gc5480 if she didn't love him in some way she would have left him with his father. love isn't always communicated verbally, and john seems like he turned out to be a good kid in spite of it all. she's traumatized and deeply broken but she's clearly healing and changing for the better

    • @alphanerd7221
      @alphanerd7221 Рік тому

      Barry changed in the first season but they flanderized that away.

    • @alphanerd7221
      @alphanerd7221 Рік тому

      @@themoosehoof Her son is the man in her life. He validates her now. Sally's life as an actress was a brief attempt to be her own woman that she gave up on.

  • @PosaPunto
    @PosaPunto Рік тому +30

    "I know."
    "It never is."
    "We all do."
    Never knew these words could carry so much meaning in the right context. Of couse they can but never seen it done in a way like this. Everything they are saying is so simple but full of wisdom and experience of life. One being in denial and one is full of acceptance. It's so relatable, you can put yourself in both of the characters shoes. Perfect delivery from the actors and perfect writing.

  • @fergalosanchez7675
    @fergalosanchez7675 7 місяців тому +6

    I love how a Fuches men won the short gun battle with multiple survivors but the grenade just wiped them all out lol

  • @Snatchystashy
    @Snatchystashy Рік тому +48

    I had a feeling Fuchs was going to save John somehow. Brilliant.

  • @diegoperleche5177
    @diegoperleche5177 Рік тому +42

    Django unchained mood
    GOD, You´re genius Bill Hader
    God, when Hank holds the hand of Christobal's statue, it's just poetic and heartbreaking :(

  • @bencarlson4300
    @bencarlson4300 Рік тому +17

    I’ve hated Fuches for the entirety of the show, and then in the final season he has one of the best arcs and ends better off than any other major character. He and Sally figured out that they have to confront and admit their guilt to move on, while Hank and Cousineau didn’t. Barry figured it literally seconds before getting a bullet to the face.

  • @danyul2581
    @danyul2581 Рік тому +18

    i love how you can see fuches used his body to shield john, you just know he sees young barry in him

  • @mattwright9765
    @mattwright9765 Рік тому +19

    This entire series, you see various characters dance on the precipice of redemption or being their more ideal self, yet they revert to their norm. For Fuches in particular, you're lead throughout the seasons, to think he's gonna change for the better, but he goes the petty route; here he finally calls himself out on all his own bullshit and lives. Hank rides the line, but he reverts at the last second, and it costs him his life. Powerful scene.

  • @MrLuffy9131
    @MrLuffy9131 Рік тому +19

    This is the moment when Fuches became Heisenberg

  • @Maxwell_Media
    @Maxwell_Media Рік тому +4

    The way this show uses a simple wide shot and minimalistic sound design to deglamorize violence is just magnificent

  • @MisterSmith00
    @MisterSmith00 Рік тому +3

    03:18
    …I have rarely seen such a PERFECT transition from utter despair into sheer rage.
    That is someone consciously pulling themselves away from the edge…I’m fatigued just from watching it.
    Whatta actor!

  • @philliphughes8939
    @philliphughes8939 Рік тому +5

    This scene is so good I keep rewatching it

  • @thecrypt6482
    @thecrypt6482 Рік тому +4

    This series was a masterpiece of this generation, Story telling, Framing, Scenes all perfected and I can't believe each episode is 30 minutes!

  • @leeforster7679
    @leeforster7679 Місяць тому +2

    great performances from both actors here.

  • @rathergenericproductions2123
    @rathergenericproductions2123 Рік тому +1

    Really clever editing here. The flash from the grenade hides the cut that has to happen so they can implement the realistic blown off limbs and the slow tracking shot at the end. Fantastic work here!

  • @mrmusickhimself
    @mrmusickhimself Рік тому +11

    I'm so shocked as to how much I love Fuches as a character. I was already in love with Hank, but I actively wanted Fuches to die at multiple points throughout the show.
    And here....I nodded in approval with every move he made, and thankfully, he was able to give Barry an "Atta Boy" and redeem himself.

  • @MrFring13
    @MrFring13 Рік тому +4

    3:50 there’s very obvious freeze frames in this shot.

  • @nikosfilipino
    @nikosfilipino Рік тому +45

    Spoilers:
    All the main players in this show had their characters' arcs wrap up quite nicely. Fuches starts the show as a manipulative wuss that can't do any of his own dirty work and only looks after himself. He finishes with being a fully realized killer but manages to "repay" Barry for all the years of manipulation by saving his son, having a final goodbye as he recedes into the darkness, similar to how barry does in season 2
    Hank starts off the show as the comic relief. A goofball who is incapable of doing things right, always hiding from his feelings trying to be a tough guy, trying to be safe. His character ends with him fully accepting who he is with some real depth.
    There's so much more i wanna elaborate and delve into but im writing this 5 minutes after the finale so please call me out on how right or wrong i am for my take lol

    • @tnargs2693
      @tnargs2693 Рік тому +9

      Good take, tho I’d say hank’s unwillingness to realize who he really is is what killed him

    • @KennyNGA
      @KennyNGA Рік тому

      Lmao a spoiler warning under a video of the last episode of the show

  • @DirectorTurnerable
    @DirectorTurnerable Рік тому +8

    Love the transformation of Hank through the series… lovable goof to badass Chechen crime boss

  • @ChiKindaTown
    @ChiKindaTown Рік тому +30

    To everyone who thinks AI can replace writers, here’s your homework assignment:
    1: watch this
    2: stfu

  • @Circaninesix
    @Circaninesix Рік тому +2

    Say what you will, but this was real as fuck for Fuches to say, and the fact he saves Barry's son, returns him to him, and simply nods his head and departs from the narrative, makes Fuches the most real, genuinely interesting character in the show. He actually grew and evolved. Brilliant character. Stephen Root is a goddamned national treasure.
    Actually never noticed that Fuches dives over and protects Barry's son in the shootout. What a fucking gentlemen. Will always be my favorite character of the show, despite his flaws. In the end, he was literally the best of all of them.

  • @Derek-y4l
    @Derek-y4l Рік тому +43

    The way Hank died holding Cristobal’s hand.. beautifully tragic

  • @LuigiTheItalian
    @LuigiTheItalian Рік тому +8

    The acting in this finale was a masterpiece. Hank, Barry and Sally in particular, they stole the show.

  • @ringkunmori
    @ringkunmori 11 місяців тому +2

    I do think what he said to Hank here is something Barry needed to hear as well.

  • @Jimmyjamsays....
    @Jimmyjamsays.... Рік тому +3

    What an incredible scene. The acting by both of them is amazing and Haders directing is perfect. To think of Srephen Roots comedy performances in office space and dodgeball to Fuches....just wow.

  • @christoferprestipino7433
    @christoferprestipino7433 Рік тому +2

    “I know”
    “It never is”
    “We all do”
    What an absolutely PHENOMENAL exchange.

  • @sweetgeorge3200
    @sweetgeorge3200 Рік тому +7

    You can tell Fuches redeemed himself given the fact that he absolutely nailed Hank with a critical hit. This was an offer for Hank to admit, but Hank was too young and arrogant in comparison to Fuches. I'm starting to think that Fuches was the main character in this all. He's the only one who survives canonically. I wanted Hank to have a come to Jesus moment, but this was the cost.

  • @PaddyRoon7
    @PaddyRoon7 Рік тому +8

    Ok, I never thought that Fuches would be the only person in the end who deserves another chance.
    I didn't care for the Mask Collector ending but I loved Fuches and Hank's confrontation.

  • @bdeamon1
    @bdeamon1 Рік тому +5

    To think, it took being beat to an inch of life everyday in prison to make him realise he wasn't going to get his stapler back

  • @PaddyRoon7
    @PaddyRoon7 Рік тому +2

    "You're a businessman, not some lowlife killer. You got all this through hard work, "seizing on luck," and... as a tribute to the love of your life. Who was murdered... by your enemies."
    Fuches expertly tears down Hank's defense mechanisms. In a show where every main character is dependent on denial and delusions, Fuches becomes the only one to truly accept who he is, and ends up as the most morally redeemable character.

    • @PaddyRoon7
      @PaddyRoon7 Рік тому

      @@RandoLePerson He was quoting Hank, but I get what you mean

  • @Maceman486
    @Maceman486 Рік тому +16

    Fuches of all people was the only one that truly faced up to his problems and learned to make a different choice. He went from my most despised character in this show to my most loved.

  • @Gdawg0331
    @Gdawg0331 Рік тому +6

    I don’t know why the grenade going off was so funny but I died laughing. My wife side eyed me.

  • @chancho997
    @chancho997 Рік тому +3

    as much as i wanted to see Barry come in and clear the room.. the grenade throw at the end as the dudes dying is one of the funniest moments i've seen on tv in a while

  • @thiskid990
    @thiskid990 Рік тому +13

    I really commend this show as a whole. Stuff like this is so different from anything else right now and I love it.

  • @jackashmore
    @jackashmore Рік тому +7

    I really thought they groups were gonna wipe each other out before Barry. I did not expect it to come down to a moral compass fight that triggered it, but it was perfect. Fuches still be lying to himself on not having a heart for covering John during the fun fight.

  • @awake1251
    @awake1251 Рік тому +3

    One of the least talked about line deliveries that just GUTS me is Fuches’ admission to realizing he’s a man with no heart. And NoHo can tell he is telling the truth.

  • @LaTiNoGuYmAn
    @LaTiNoGuYmAn Рік тому +10

    Hank hated the mob life after Cristobal died, but couldn't escape what was handed to him. Hank wasn't out for revenge on Barry, he was out for revenge on all mobsters, in his vicinity. He organized this meeting, knowing fully well what Barry was capable of. Fuches knew hank wanted this, but had to dispatch Hank and his mobsters quickly before barry could, otherwise Sally and John would be everyone's first target.

    • @sergiorosales8658
      @sergiorosales8658 Рік тому

      There is no indication he hated mob life, he hated himself, he lived in denial, he created Nohobal as a fucked up way to cope with the fact that he decided to kill Cristobal, but at the same time achieve the dream "with" the love of his life. It could be argued he wanted Barry to kill everyone but at the end Hank chose denial

    • @BEE-rg4ts
      @BEE-rg4ts Рік тому +1

      ​@@sergiorosales8658 the mob literally fucking killed hanks husband, I'm pretty sure he hates the mob

    • @sergiorosales8658
      @sergiorosales8658 Рік тому

      @@BEE-rg4ts Hank pretty much killed Cristobal, that's why he is in that much denial. That's why he didn't tell Cristobal that he was going to be killed when he got into the car.

    • @BEE-rg4ts
      @BEE-rg4ts Рік тому

      @@sergiorosales8658 Ok yes Hank pretty much put Cristobal in the coffin, but the Mob themselves kind of forced Hank's hand into making the decision that ultimately got Cristobal killed, yes Hank definitely was the final nail, but the mob's system put both of them in that situation

    • @MrFrankEast
      @MrFrankEast Рік тому

      ​@B E E this is the same exact problem I have with people being like "Walter messed everything up when it came to gus" he didn't. His hand was forced just like hanks was. Like follow the trail of what happened. Hank tells christobal he's going to get killed, he gets killed anyway. Hank doesn't kill those sand guys, the chechans STILL wipe them out but thsi time with Hank AND Cristobal anyway. I get the point that Hank felt guilty but Hank absolutely positively did NOT kill cristobal😊

  • @kemperboyd1209
    @kemperboyd1209 Рік тому +2

    the succession finale didn't have a single moment one half as powerful as this

  • @sgg3586
    @sgg3586 5 місяців тому +1

    Fun-Fact: At about 3:39 you can see the mum (very briefly) running away in the left side of the screen. She fled and left her son.

  • @MediumHeatGames
    @MediumHeatGames Рік тому +8

    To be real, I love this for every reason but specifically because, at least plot wise it makes perfect sense, the order it was structured of fuches finding out after Barry did about his family but the only reason fuches made it on time was because Barry needed to get more guns, which is great to show that he needs preparation and he can’t kill an army with just a pistol… sure he did back in season 2 finale, but Barry hasn’t been killing for what it seems to be 8 years, so from the time he left prison to the moment he got captured by moss, he has been incompetent in his ability to get the job done. He most likely would’ve died here in his sons arms or some shit but that’s not this show, this show is all about subverting your expectations and this scene was a master class in defining that

  • @Unknown-327J
    @Unknown-327J 9 місяців тому +3

    Anthony is a great fucking actor I can’t wait to see him in dceu

  • @alessandroobregon
    @alessandroobregon Рік тому +4

    I definitely can't be the only one who thinks barry and fuches last scene resembles the last scene with jesse and walt in breaking bad

  • @SM-nx3zf
    @SM-nx3zf Рік тому +6

    Fuches was the real winner of the series, props to Steven Root. (and the rest of the cast of course)

  • @ReviewswithBrewsChannel
    @ReviewswithBrewsChannel 2 місяці тому +1

    Am I the only one that felt that final look between Barry and Fuches felt reminiscent of the last looks between Walter White and Jesse?

  • @taurapotentia8900
    @taurapotentia8900 Рік тому +5

    I like to think that John was Fuches' true, "final test." We see Fuches living his life peacefully while on the run from Barry throughout different moments. It could have ended there but the slightest thought of Barry sends him spiraling backwards into a jealous rage with a new scheme. He finally had the opportunity to hurt Barry for all he suffered, with John. Sounds like a cakewalk to use a child as a tool against their parent, for a man with no heart. He could have even tried to snatch John to raise on his own, wrapped around his finger as he did Barry. Instead, he protects John and delivers him safely, sending Barry off with a final nod. Fuches had nothing more than what seemed like an obsession with Barry holding him back, but there were moments where his love for Barry was undeniable (albeit toxic). I believe that had he not been genuinely reformed and had not already forgiven Barry in that pivotal moment, the finale would have ended in a far more gruesome, less poetic manner.
    Long live The Raven, all he had was heart for Barry.

  • @icey984
    @icey984 9 місяців тому +1

    For some reason I keep coming back here

  • @RagnarokMic
    @RagnarokMic Рік тому +5

    Was brilliant to send Barry rampaging after two small armies just to have basically everyone dead by the time he got there.

  • @umusuarioqualquer6566
    @umusuarioqualquer6566 Рік тому +4

    I like to think that the reason Fuches started to talk about Cristobal's death to Hank wasn't only for him to finally accept the fact that he cant keep running away from the truth, but because he knew that saying so would trigger Hank and start the shootout
    I mean, he is the first to shoot and his first reaction was to protect John, so i dont think that this is a stretch
    One last manipulation of the raven

  • @shakastaka8678
    @shakastaka8678 Рік тому

    3:50 if you look at the mook in the bottom left corner you'll notice a bit of a choppy movement courtesy of editing

  • @account-wv8qg
    @account-wv8qg Рік тому +6

    The hiding yourself quote suits perfectly for saul as well

  • @eskingtin
    @eskingtin Рік тому +2

    One detail I noticed is that both Hank and Cristobal died in similar patterned clothing & in white.

  • @Whatwhat4007
    @Whatwhat4007 Рік тому +4

    Everyone was talking about a hank spin off… honestly we need a fuches spin off. He has so much past to go through as well as potentially future they could literally do a better call Saul with fuches. Hank would be cool but I mean they could explore that like they did with gustavo fring in a fuches spin off or “the raven”

  • @PR0MAN01
    @PR0MAN01 Рік тому +2

    Its crazy how 1 speech made me completely flip on Fuches as a character. Hes the one character who actually grew as a person by living the most authentically out of everyone. Hes the character we wanted to see punished throughout the entire show, but by the end i was happy he survived and got to go free. He may be a scumbag, but hes an authentic one

  • @shashmalash
    @shashmalash Рік тому

    The writing, acting, cinematography, character arcs, etc are just so fucking sublime in this scene

  • @tabletop.will.phillips
    @tabletop.will.phillips Рік тому +1

    That cut at 3:45/46, though. Tried to make it a single long take and probably just couldn't get the prop thrown correctly. Man, good editing though.

  • @TenebrusI07
    @TenebrusI07 Рік тому +1

    Theres a cut right at 3:50, grenade guy dies in a very weird and unnattural motion

  • @DesireStRyan
    @DesireStRyan Рік тому +1

    That grenade scene is "award" worthy

  • @JohnSmith-bn5mi
    @JohnSmith-bn5mi Рік тому +3

    Hank and Cristobal joined syndicates. They stayed in business fully knowing they dealt death.
    When it came to it in the end, Hank could have chosen to send Cristobal away and stayed. He could have kept running with Cristobal.
    But he chose the life that would have kept HIMSELF more comfortable.

    • @MrFrankEast
      @MrFrankEast Рік тому

      The chechans would have found Cristobal if he was sent away they had eyes ALL over hank. If he would have ran he would have been killed himself. Hanks hand was forced he didn't kill Cristobal

  • @clarencedrew9774
    @clarencedrew9774 Рік тому

    Excellent acting. Great show.

  • @slyguythreeonetwonine3172
    @slyguythreeonetwonine3172 Рік тому +1

    The Counter Strike sound effects for the grenade pull and chunk. 😹😹😹

  • @JamesHock
    @JamesHock Рік тому +2

    That last guy was running martyrdom