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this movies ending made me so mad

How the story goes

Mike locks the door like "I'm not locked in here with you, you're locked in here with me."

imagine if this scene revealed lalo was alive

0:48 Lalos little comment here always kills me “Me? Nobody, I just need to talk to my lawyers” 😂😂😂

My favorite thing about this scene is, to me it illustrates that behind the scenes, Mike has more power over Gus than we would have expected whilst watching Breaking Bad.

0:45-0:49 In most of the versions of this scene that I found on RUclips, you can't see where that guy landed

I SOBBEDDDD

Dont know why but I like both Lalo and Howard. Although Lalo killed Howard, I cant hate him - he is a villain, it is his 'job' anw

Mike was so real for this

Probably my favorite scene in either shows

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This was one of the most satisfying ones

Peter entered that coffee shop still a kid and left the establishment as a man.

i expect MJ is going to remember him back😭😭😭😭

Gunpowder really didnt know anything besides it not being a nuclear meltdown the mind guy controlled him because he was to big of a fanboy

Whoever was responsible for composing the music at 3:26 deserves so much credit. I still get goosebumps when the music kicks in

*Season 3 episode 2

This scene is more painful then the iron man death scene 💔💔❤️‍🔥

This is what great responsibility looks like.

I alwyas imagine doing this to a stranger that i feel like she's the one. :')

The only thing I saw Tony Dalton in was Hawkeye where he pretty much played a character for comic relief and then the next thing I saw him in was Saul where he is absolutely terrifying and scary as Lalo , great job .👍👍👍👍

Did Mallory ever find out those commie traitors killer her men on purpose?

This was one of the most shocking moments in the entire BrBa universe! 😮

Goblin's last words stuck with him. "Spider-Man brings chaos to everyone he loves". Damn...

It's kind of funny but what tyrus does with that beretta is decock it as a threat. If I was mike I'd be relieved it was back in double action instead of the light single action pull with the hammer cocked. Sounded cool though even though it's the opposite of a threat

This scene is great.

A truly "you had to be there" moment.

For me Lalo is by far the most terrifying character on tv ever.

0:48 that doesn't make any sense. why show a shot of literally nothing while playing the sound of the guy soldier boy punched falling and hitting the ground? did they forgot to add the CG or what? this whole show cinematography and visuals have been ass after s1 honestly.

She acted so hard not to know him

I love the fact that when they say "soldier boy" it sounds like "soulja boy"

Mike is worth 20 ! Fcuking Men alone . He was the definition of a one man band . He let them know that if he didn’t walk out of that trailer the snipers would’ve took them both out 😂 Mike was serious

When i see this scene i remember when i talk to the girl i love Sarah ahres 05 09 1997

What happen to Homelander?

season 6 episode TWO!

I actually think she remembers him she just Doesn’t say because she is worried that he doesn’t remember her

When I watched this in the cinema I was crying he sacrificed his mental health and his life for his friends and the world stan Lee would not have let this happen if he was still here

First frame 💀💀💀

Even though Mike had a gun in front of him, Gus was the one about to die.

I love the small detail of the blows echoing throughout the garage. Just shows how hard he's hitting him

2:42

I'm wondering if there will be more Spider-Man sequels or if that's it. I see now that they've moved on to some animated Spider-Man movies that are pure crap. I hope there will be more Spider-Man in the Marvel Universe

Closing the door was a signal: if they shot Mike, the sniper would have killed them if they tried to proceed with kidnapping Vargas' father.

Homelander: Heat vision, flight A-Train: Superspeed Gunpowder: G U N

2:55 YO EN LA FERIA 👹👹👹

Who was on the phone tyrus ?

Bro this made me cry like he deserves so much better

Mike, the definition of “Old man in a young man’s profession”.

The whole entirety of the show Howard was the good guy the whole time.