Breaking Bad Season 5: Episode 9: The confrontation HD CLIP
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
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An enraged Hank (Dean Norris) punches Walt (Bryan Cranston from Godzilla) and accuses him of being Heisenberg, which Walt neither confirms nor denies. Walt tells Hank that he would have difficulty proving he is Heisenberg, and even if he did his cancer will probably kill him before he can be jailed. Hank demands Walt leave his children in Hank's care before he will consider Walt's argument, but is refused. Hank utters that he does not know him anymore, to which Walt replies, that he should be careful.
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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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"if you don't know who i am, then maybe your best course would be, to tread lightly." walter
breaking bad didn't ever let up.
hank owned walter with a punch.
walter owned hank with words.
That wasn't Walter. Walter left once Hank told him to bring the kids. After that, he was Heisenberg and it's very clear on Hank's look as he hears his response.
I’m glad hank died in Season 5
OH GOD
Its better than that, its "if you don't know who I am, then maybe your best course would be" said in the tone and mannerisms of WW "to tread lightly" said in the deep tone and cabalistic stare of Heisenberg.
@@KESTRAL23 why??
Hank is underrated. His look of shock, his realization that Walter White who he ignored, and belittled, and treated like his dumb kid brother, is one of the most DANGEROUS people he has ever encountered is amazing. The sheer confused disbelief when he says, I don't even know who you are, is so well acted. This show owned
The look of realizing being an asshole to Walt and humiliating him at his own birthday party caused all of this.
@@masonthunkwell9786 i think you didn‘t watch the show after this Statement
@@masonthunkwell9786 Dude? Are you serious? 😂 😂 Hank and Walter Jr are the only main characters who stood by the right side the entire time.... Hank is a just and Honorable man who was only trying to do the right thing
@@masonthunkwell9786 That is not what caused all of this
@@homelander5499 Whats the Difference hank was a legal drug producer to care his alcoholism and walter was doing it with Crystal
The way his voice becomes so menacing when he says ‘tread lightly’ is honestly incredible.
Yeah that gave me chills
Thats just his voice
It goes from Walter on the verge of crying like “oh no I swear I’m nice” to Heinsenbeirg asserting “you do not want me as an enemy “
Walter can do anything for his family including pinkman ( gus for example)
your profile picture makes an illusion.
This is the moment Hank found out that Walt was the sussy baka imposter all along
😭😂
I don't know Walt you acting sussy lately...
😳😳😳😳😳😳😳
@@buggydyonkou8748 it’s almost like we have an imposter among us
whyyy 😭
Imagine seeing this series through Hank's eyes, it would be a biggest twist of the tv series history.🔥
I could see people on the internet posting “It could be Walt,” theories. “The new meth king pin who built the new scientific standard on meth purity could be that boring sweater wearing brother-in-law character, Walt. 1. Science genius who worked on Pulitzer winning material. 2. Is always made the butt of jokes by Hank. 3. As a teacher could be using his students to deal drugs. 4. He has cancer and therefore nothing to lose.
Think about it guys, am I crazy???”
@@johnhein2539 The internet would probably then blow up after the reveal
nah it would be obvious to anyone watching because they would be looking for every little tiny clue. they'd quickly piece together that walt was a chemistry teacher and was diagnosed with cancer right before the drug reportings lol. it was good they did it this way, because people would just hate hank and call him stupid for not suspecting walter (even though it would be natural to not suspect him in reality)
it would be the only twist
@@johnhein2539 it would be so obvious it’s him otherwise why would they even have him on the show?
I like how, when Hank tells Walt to bring Skylar and the kids there, you see Walter White's face change. His expression suddenly hardens because Hank just crossed a red line there.
@Adrian Vegas This is the moment Big Mac becomes a hamburger.
This is the moment when hambuger becomes hambuger helper.
@Adrian Vegas This was the exact moment Hank became Heinsenberg.
@Vegas Ok, but that’s just like, your opinion, man.
this was the moment when the moment was the moment
0:37 The way Dean Norris delivers the line "Heisenberg? _Heisenberg??_ " is so raw and powerful. You can hear the betrayal, anger, and heartbreak in his voice
That line delivery has been stuck in my head for months now. It's really great
"All this time, Waltuh, you've been Breaking Bad!!"
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Hank vs Walt is like the reverse batman vs joker. Hank is a loud, abrasive hero, while walt is a quiet, unassuming, calculating maniac.
Except the quiet part that was what Joker is. He is just... you know... a maniac
Walt was many things but not a maniac.
Exept for that scene when he started laughing like the joker
Lol
@@haydeebaez2870 The guy in the purple suit and clown make-up? He's unassuming? Id go with scarecrow there my guy.
0:01 When somebody calls minerals rocks.
Crystals in crystal meth minerals?? UwU *Illuminati music plays*
Well this scene is ruined, I laugh every time now thinking of this
Jesus Marie
Ok this made me actually laugh out loud
Really bro
The way Walt changes to Heisenberg is the best acting I have ever seen
Wtf 7,3k likes
This is the moment Flynn became vacuum cleaner
@@kvarnak1314 this is the moment kim wexler became giselle
@@bluemonday2921 This is the exact moment where Chuck's phobia of electricity turned into Gender Dysphoria.
So true
Well you must not have seen Peewee's Big Adventure
He really never saw the inside of a jail cell.
yeah he did. the jail that is his hubris.
@@steverogers6572 Congrats on your B.A. in English Lit
I guess Lydia or Jack would have him killed if he was in jail
@@njstar8612 you think you need an associates to know the word hubris? also, its psychology not english literature you uncultured swine.
He probably saw one for a bit, when he was thrown into jail after being pepper sprayed. Funny that Hank got him out of that.
Brian Cranston should have won every award available to him for breaking bad. He really showed his talent. Went from the absolutely lovable, relatable dad in malcom. To being the sinister but understandable dead man in this show. He is such a good actor.
He was amazing as Hal too!
the only thing understandable is that you have to do certain things to make sure your loved ones are cared for. THATS IT. killing people, being part of a crime syndicate isnt understandable at all. everyone wants walt to be the hero but the guy was obviously flawed from the very beginning.
EXACTLY !!! Drop the mic
@@steverogers6572 His kills are understandable though.
1. He needed to kill the 2 guys who worked for Gus to save Jessie because he cared about him.
2. He needed to make sure Gale dies so he won't die himself (kill or be killed).
3. He needed to kill Gus to secure his family's safety.
4. He sent Jack to kill 10 of Gus's past workers who might've spilled the beans about him, to not being sent to jail himself and thus also hurt his own family's reputation (if it was just about him than he would've agreed to go to jail).
5. He sent Jack to kill Jessie to save his family. Sure, it also caused Hank and Steve to die, but that was on Jack alone, not on Walt. Walt insisted on keeping him alive and was even willing to give up all of his money, but Hank knew they'll kill him either way. So Hank's death was not Walt's fault.
There are only 2 unjustified actions of his:
1. Killing Mike, because it was out of rage and accidental. I agree that was horrible.
2. Poisoning Brock just to have Jessie on his side. Hurting an 8 year old is bullsh*t, but even than he put a small amount of poison to temporarily faint him, but not kill him because he isn't Chara from Undertale.
I guess that the non-stop discussion about whether Walt is good or bad being stretched for as long as it is without clear answer, just proves to show how great the show's writing is. Nothing is black or white (get it... cuz Walter WHITE). People can have different perspectives on the characters without being wrong. Vince Gilligan said that from season 4, he wanted to write Walt to be less sympathetic, but he was shocked to see people still siding with him after the show ended. It goes to show that he wrote Walt so well that even he doesn't understand how great it really was.
@@roiitzkovich4545 Walt stopped making excuses at the end and you people who defends walts action and hate skylar for being realistic should really rethink what youre defending.
Walt made his choices on his own free will. He was never forced to do anything. Even at certain point where it was the point of no return he could have stopped or even went to the cops but he didnt.
Walt told Skylar at the end that he liked it, no more excuses. He didn't have to kill crazy 8 at all but he did because he thought he didnt have a choice.
stop making excuses for walt. He was a bad person (great charachter).
The acting in this is truly impeccable. So much emotion and drama. Simply 10/10
Fun fact: Bryan Cranston directed this episode.
Overrated
@@pablorisa7178 damn im interested in how anyone could even come to that conclusion lol.
I m not saying his acting is not good just ..ruclips.net/video/wZ5R1TZwKK0/видео.html something like that. His acting is good. The thing is series, movies, acting has gone downhills for so many years that nowadays a good acting is freaking marvelous, a good movie is the sixteeth chapel.But moreover, more than anything is the fuss people make about it. That s kinda my point. And thus Bryan cruston making that apperance In that "family guy" gag.
Dean Norris’s acting amazes me. its sooo realistic he cried was on the verge of crying realizing it was his family member all along its so realistic his words and stuff it just made so much sense the acting was so beautiful
When he says "tread lightly," his facial expression and voice change and he becomes Heisenberg. Amazing acting.
I thought he became Heisenberg when Walt made that website.
That might have been the Moment, yes
@Vegas This is the moment Flynn died of his disability
No he becomes heisenberg when hank asks him to bring the kids over. He wants to be in complete control and he doesn’t want his kids anywhere near any of this. He turned to heisenberg right there
Oh no he did the meme guys
It’s crazy to see hank perfectly capture shock, betrayal, surprise, and fear in one stare
wait! but girls dont watch this show though
Jesus Christ Marie it's not shock it's minerals!
@@jake9854 lol
2:18 Hank felt like the “alpha” in every conversation with Walt until this moment.
At this moment Hank realised what Walt can do to him if he decides to, and he looks terrified...
Great point
Walt is a sigma
@@36200 sigma balls
@@familyguy-shorts447 got em
@@familyguy-shorts447 oof
The acting at 1:11 is incredible!
You can see him fighting the urge to cry.. he feels so much pain and sadness wishing death on a man that in the past he would've given his own life for.. someone he once considered his brother
Exactly. Dean's best acting of the series was this scene. Remember the talking pillow from season 1 and then the way the entire family was by Walt's side in season 2 when he found out his tumor shrank by 80%? Hank truly cared for Walt, so when he is already in a whirlwind of crap emotions with the realization that Walt is Heisenberg, he also is dealt another blow by Walt in that he is dying of cancer. Walt said it to gain sympathy, as a cheap shot to Hank. It worked.
@@flightofthebumblebee9529 Is your profile picture from Halloween 6?
@@HOTD108_ yeaaahh yessss!¡!!!¡!!
@@flightofthebumblebee9529 yep, people think that it's Hank's fault for looking down at Walt all this time but in reality, character-wise, it's just Hank's way to lighten up Walt's mood. He really does care for Walt.
A un hermano no se humilla en público, a un hermano no se le minimiza, a un hermano no se le trata así! Pero bueno, eso era parte de la personalidad altanera del tío Hank.
Dean Norris didn’t get nearly enough recognition for his acting throughout the entire series, his facial expressions from a usually light hearted character are incredible
When Hank said to bring the kids, Walt immediately turns back into Heisenberg for a moment, his face and mood changes, and even Hank realizes how menacing the real Walter White is
That is the exact moment when Walter White became Heisenberg
Cringe comment
@@bradIeyscarreviews "uuh look at me guys i say cringe because i'm cool, look 'im so cool, i go around calling people cringe uhh"
@@fernandes327 cringe comment
I felt Hank's pain. Imagine you've always been looking down at a person that's been playing you for a fool for years after all that time right under your nose.
Breaking bad is just a bit more of s year worth of time
Thats all his fault tho. He is just a human just like Walt. No one should ever look down at a person, he was just arrogant, thats why he never caught Walt.
@@deusoryx8652 dude it was his own brother in law
@@deusoryx8652 he was, quite literally, the first person who caught walt?
I wouldn't say he ever looked down on Walt. There's a difference between joking and bullying.
Notice how Hank says "I don't even know who you are" after Walter refuses to bring kids to his house? He is so used to meek and obedient Walt, that when he refuses him he sees another person. Hank is also part of why Walt chooses to go the Druglord route, in a way.
"No one is the reason for your moral choices" Somone
BS.
Walt was always a egomaniac piece of shit even before he met Hank.
Hank emasculated Walt for shits and giggles at every opportunity. He was a punchline. It doesn't excuse anything Walt did, but Hank was a massive piece of shit in his own way.
@@jjstraka1982 at least he was trying to stop people's lives being destroyed by drugs
I mean if walt never went on that dea drug raid where he saw jessie he never would have turned into heisenberg
The camera shots, the lighting, the dialogue everything about this scene and the series as a whole is nothing but astonishing.
Dude I couldn't stop staring at hanks peach fuzz...
And it was all filmed in my homestate New Mexico
I was just thinking about the lighting, it's absolutely spectacular
Brian Cranston also directed this scene. Man is a dynamo.
You can see the heartbreak in both their eyes
0:11 hank's batman impression
0:22 hank's dicaprio impression
Holy shit spot on
When Hank finally put all the pieces together. Amazing acting from Dean Norris in this clip
Yeah..he was amazing in the aired version. I saw the cut version, where he played more distressed and sad, glad they didn't go with that version. It felt cheesy.
"I will put you under the jail." Jesus fuck that was cold
Hank was badass as fuck.
This sound intimidating, but when you think about it. What does it mean?
@@xaviergarces3125 Metaphorically of course, it means that Hank will bury Walt so deep, there will be no way for him to get out of prison.
Badasss line
@@xaviergarces3125 pretty much he will die in prison it’s a normal saying you tell somebody that will spend life in prison
Me when someone tells me they survived a fall into a gorilla pit in 2016
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Harambe's death led us to a deadly pandemic
I'd prefer the tom and jerry wind-the-fist back like a helicopter and pop him
10/10 comment
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@@luchinovizzone7299 yeah, a cyber pandemic. Internet hadn't been the same since. Miss you old internet, miss you Haram Bae 😖😩
Game of thrones my ass. This, this is the best series of all time.
Fr, wtf is Game of Thrones compared to this. That aged so poorly compared to Breaking Bad 🐐
The Wire is better
Why are breaking bad fans so obsessed with got....sayin a lie 100 times won't make it truth... Even if you take last season in consideration breaking bad wins with a small margin.. If you remove the last 2 seasons breaking bad doesn't even come close to got, in nothing acting script story dialogs.. Nothing..
@@jonathan-gt9dz I'm a fan of both. Watched both religiously multiple times and made my decision. My own opinion. What you said is just dumb. You like got more, I like breaking bad more. World is full of different OPINIONS. Don't get too mad over nothing boy.
@Stephen Curry house is absolutely amazing, but breaking bad just beats it for me. But house is just insanely good I agree 100%.
That man is now being forced by the internet to say ''Sussy baka'' at gunpoint
It was so gratifying seeing this scene back in 2013. Years of buildup to this moment.
Agreed. BB was as close to perfect as any series I’ve ever seen.
This is probably the most uncomfortable I've felt watching a show. This whole time Walter was off in this fantasy gangster world, outwitting drug lords and criminals, manipulating both the good and bad; even his own wife gets caught up in the madness. Hank represents the reality and brevity of the situation. The lies, the deception, the murder, all of the lives ruined, the danger that Walter's life put everyone else in, all of it comes to a head here. It's the first time in the entire show that I feel like any of the characters are confronted with shame because Hank isn't sitting in some grey area. He represents a clear line in the sand of what is right and what is wrong, and no one wants to have to face that; not even Walter.
That plane crash was caused by Walt!
@@sebas8225 no it was Walt jr's fault
Then again Hank exploited nepotism in the police to protect his wife, a habitual criminal in her own right
Hank beat up Jesse for no reason
Can't believe I've been recommended this whilst binge watching the entire series again.
It's fucking amazing.
I can believe it. Somehow our phones and tablets “magically know” everything we’re into at any given moment. I wonder why that is 🙄
You can't?
@@manifestgtr
Exactly. It’s really makes one think...
I started binge watching again because these videos were coming up in my recommended.
Walt's "tread lightly" line is the most menacing, dangerous veiled threats ever! A classic!
It’s crazy how his tone of voice changes just like that
I don’t understand how when someone says tread lightly is a threat. Like, what is that supposed to mean when Walter says it?
@@angelfilms4886 It's like if you're walking by a sleeping Lion, take very quiet footsteps so you don't wake the Lion and get eaten. Walt is telling him not to make noise about him or he will kill him basically.
@@AntoinMhicArtain oh damn 😨
@@angelfilms4886 tread lightly pretty much means to continue with caution or beware. Walter saying it here is him saying to be careful or else he will do something
"It was you! You were Breaking Bad all along Walt!"
Such a powerful line, Vince Gilligan is truly a genius of our time
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2:45 The moment when Walter White goes all in as Heisenberg.
One of the most dramatic and iconic moments in cinematic history.
This show was absolutely amazing.
It's like every cast in this show was born for their roles
One thing a lot of people seem to miss- Hank was potentially willing to work something out, as long as he got the kids out of that situation. 10/10 Uncle.
He didn’t mean he wanted to talk to Walt to work out a deal, he meant that he wanted to talk to interrogate the hell out of him
Having the kids there would put Walt in a really bad spot, junior would be super confused asking tons of questions with hank hounding Walt, Walt desperately trying to come up with excuses. There was no winning in that situation, junior looks up to hank like a hero, hank wouldn’t be throwing out wild accusations for no reason.
What sucks more than this show ending, is when I repeatedly recommend it to my buddy but he never watches it.
**a year passes**
MrH: so, what’d you think of Breaking Bad?
his buddy: oh yeah... _haven’t gotten around to it..._
MrH: ****0:01****
"The beginning was slow so I stopped"
_1:13_
@@andresmassey4767 2:27
I was that friend once i watched it few years ago love it.. Guess what im watching now?? Prison Break lol and yes i was that firend once again.
Bleeping loses the impact of the scene
It's so childish. The show is literally meant for adults. It's blood and gore, drug trading etc. but god forbid an American hears naughty words. Glad they don't do that shit in my country.
@@XXLRebel American puritanims
@@OutCast907 It's social justice goons, not Puritans. Christian groups have almost no influence in the US anymore. It's no longer the 80s
@@janetsminten8196 I don't think social justice ""goons" care about curse words. in the other hand, Christians do.
it's really to get past the youtube algorithms....
its weird
1:10- 1:15 Pure anger to pure sadness.
maybe one of the best scenes in the season
The more I watch this scene, the more I think Walt is actually glad Hank discovered the truth.
In the beginning of the show, Hank was a bully to Walt and always rubbing his success in Walt’s face especially at Walt’s birthday. I feel that Hank was the epitome of Walt’s jealousy and envy.
This moment let’s Walt finally feel bigger than Hank for once, Walt finally feels he got one over Hank.
While he never wanted Hank hurt, there was a part of Walt that wanted to rub it in Hank’s face.
Correct part of him subconsciously did.
This has to be one of the best acting scene's I've ever seen.
More so from Hank with the absolute dead stare of just emptiness is spectacular.
It's a complete change of their personality's only actors or psycho paths could do.
Most psychopaths actually can't do that. They end up in jail or in the criminal world. The 'functional' psychopaths are the ones who managed to learn how to hide their true nature.
In other words, psychopaths aren't inherently good liars. Its just selection pressure. The majority fail at life, the successful ones learn to act.
(And of course, to be fair, not all psychopaths are evil. Lots have a personal code they follow)
@@wowalamoiz9489 we'll yeah tell me about it I go through a list of thing I should and don't do every time I'm out in public.
This scene could win the Oscars for just the facial expressions alone, Hanks Astonishment and that transition from Walt to Heisenberg gave me chills..
Hearing "tread carefully" from someone who orchestrated 10 murders within two minutes in various prisons without being there would be absolutely terrifying lol
The way he says "that is not going to happen" and the look on his face, and Hank goes "I don't know who you are" is just brilliant.
The fact Walt never admits it but hank knows.
Adds that extra uncertainty tension.
2:50 ... How smoothly he switches from Walt to Heisenberg is beyond comprehension .. incredible acting.
I love how they frame it so that the whole time Walt and Hank look like they're the same height but then, right after he says the "tread lightly" line, it cuts to a low angle that makes Walt look taller.
Except Bryan Cranston is actually taller than Dean Norris
I'm pretty sure they just glued cat hair to Hank's face here
Lol. Cat hair has 1001 uses, of which only one is useful. I'm glad you found it.
@@rocketassistedgoat1079 whatcha mean, what's cat hair for?
@@Onufripos Can be combined electrico dymanicly with catsick into a super strong and fleXible material, and interstaticly spiced with kevlar for a laminate.
You're welcome.
@@rocketassistedgoat1079 ooooo, so like what them witches did back in the day, combining colourless raven hair with dynamic cow's entrails and watercoloured frog saliva, spiced with fluid microchip for a laminate! I see now! Thanks!
That's one of the best threats in TV history.
Imagine how Hank felt after knowing Walt killed those 10 witnesses.
2:17 when Hank sees who he really has become.
That was the loudest face punch I’ve ever heard on tv.
SAME
You can see him switch to Heisenberg right before he says "That is not going to happen." That alpha energy was so shocking coming from Walter, it made Hank literally not recognize who he was talking to. The acting on this show was bananas.
you mean hank...
this show is just excellent.
@@abdulqudz89 Yeah thanks!
“Alpha energy”🤓☝️
Alpha energy... Lol
0:57 damn hank like directly spit into his mouth
One of the best plots ever in the history of tv shows... No game of thrones shit, no dr house, no nothing.... This show is priceless and legendary
When hank said " it's you you are breaking bad " it was a life changing quote
2:35
The desperation in Hank’s voice is... heartbreaking and brutal.
Hank is freaking real man. He actually thought about saving his sister-in-law and her kids above all.
Dean Norris is a much better actor than people really give him credit for
The way Walt replied turning into Heisenberg "That's not going to happen", Hank was shocked like hell and had a scary face as well.
Great acting to both actors
The only thing I wish this show did better is I wish we had more episodes of Hank vs Walt. We have this moment to end Ep 9 and then Hank dies Ep 14. It would of been awesome to see this fight last longer.
If only this was season 6 and season 5 would be also much longer 😤
Respectfully disagree. The relatively quick transition from Hank finding out, to that inevitably leading to his death, was perfectly paced in my opinion. The intensity of Walt's family finally being torn apart as a result of his actions was best suited as fast-paced.
@@allendrake6960 😡
Nah it had to be like this lol otherwise there was no point in Walt doing everything in his power to stop Hank from finding out
For me, the way the characters face and eyes are lit is powerful. You can see the heartbreak and anger in Hank's eyes and the malevolence in Walt's.
This is the moment Huell became Elliot
Now I'm imagining Huell with Elliot's ears.
1:13 Hank's face looks like he's about to cry when he heard his brother-in-law's cancer is back
3:02 mid way through the sentence, he switches from walt to heisenberg. the change in tone was so noticeable i love this scene
One of the best scenes in the series, the conversation is so simple, there's no background sound or music it's just the two of them, yet it's all so deafening at the same time.
In a parallel universe Hank starts making meth and Walt starts to become suspicious and hunts him down.
I forgot how well Dean Norris delivered “I don’t even know who you are” line, he dropped the macho bullshit and it was so believable!
I think Dean Norris deserves immense appraise for his acting abilities especially during this scene. You can see the devastation in his eyes, looking at the person he thought he was family - while now he has realized he's one of the worst criminal masterminds imaginable, the very same one who he was after for so long. When he says "Good, rot you son of a b*" you clearly can see he's a broken man. The acting performance in Breaking Bad is stellar.
you can see the hurt that was disguised as anger in hank, he always loved walt like a real brother and supported and rooted for walt from the beginning & was there for him, to see walt turn into something that he never thought walt could become really hurt him
He was Walter White that whole conversation until he said that very last sentence, *"if you don't know who i am, then maybe your best course would be, to tread lightly"* thats when we saw Heisenberg come out.
Hank: I dont even know who you are
Walt: I am the one who breaks bad
2:47 - 3:03 The transition from benign legitimate businessman to menacing drug lord is as seamless as Gus Fring...
This scene is fycking genius, and the fact that is one in 20 more is amazing
The falling out between hank and walt is one of the saddest parts of the show. For five seasons hank was like a brother to walt, and to see it get destroyed so quickly and the family fall apart is the saddest part of the show. You can see all of the love and emotion fade from hanks eyes here.
The look in Hank's eyes and face show depressed, bewildered, shocked, betrayed and angry.
I think Hank's death affected me the worst, he was just the right man in the wrong place, a true hero who died unsung.
It was also totally unnecessary had he not tried to be a lone hero, informed the DEA, and came with backup.
I know. That actually hurt to watch.
I rooted for Hank the whole show. He was a competent man in a department of idiots. It was satisfying for him to finally find out Heisenberg's identity.
Unfortunately he didn't stay competent in the end. He KNEW Walt was responsible for the killing of 10 people all in different places in the span of two minutes. But instead of bringing a whole platoon to take this guy down, he went with only his partner and an addict to arrest him.
A mistake he paid for with his life.
@@Gemmarose9012 it wasn't that simple. He was literally looking for evidence to bring to the DEA, otherwise he'd be in hot water again
@@kent_s honestly I probably can understand why Hank did that. Just like you said, their department is full of idiots. Their first assumption would be Hank helping Heisenberg to build his empire, in return Hank get in the top of DEA. It's a suicide mission either way and plus Heisenberg get enough time to flee.
Secondly, he work with Jesse outside of DEA, without any permit. And Hank know very well only Jesse can bring down Heisenberg. Since both Hank and Jesse agree they're victim of Heisenberg, it's very likely they're going to help each other instead of handing Jesse to DEA. Unprofessional, but reasonable.
Dean Norris is suchhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh a good actor and so is bryan cranston they are literally such amazing actors i cannot wrap my head around it
Crazy that Walt told him to “tread lightly” and shortly after Hank ended up getting murked right in front of Walt. 😯
I feel like when Walt spitefully told Hank he will do everything in his power to escape prison, justice and his comeuppance by dying on his own terms and having the cancer get him first before Hank does is what triggered Hank’s obsession to capture him before that happens Walt created Hank’s death warrant and Hank signed it
At 3:07 i just restart the video to see what happened after Walt said tread lightly
Sometimes I forget just how ridiculously amazing the acting in this show is…
Love the cinematography. It’s the little things. Like how Walt’s face is lit in the final moments of the scene. One half of his face is in the light with an innocent expression, the other half is in the dark with a menacing look and a wound, implying danger. Alluding to Hank seeing Walt’s true two-faced nature for the first time up close and personal. Goes perfectly with the dialogue. No doubt this was planned.
2:36 the "I don't know who you are " part is fabulous, the feelings in these words are so deep, the way he switches from angry to confused is tremendous, couldn't be more perfect 👌
0:00 Hank ready to slap cuffs on 3:04 Hank sh*tting his pants
Honestly, people talk about the "I am the danger" speech as the coldest lines in television, but the way Walt turned the conversation on Hank here at the end may top that for me. Just by a bit though.
Just look it from hank's perspective. How shocked he would have been to know it was walt all along. It would be such a mindfuck for him.
2:10 Walter White
2:26 Heisenberg
Cranston is a genius
"Would be to tread lightly", the inflection he added to Tread Lightly was genius.
"I'm sorry you feel that way" is the most unintentionally funny line in any TV show
This is truly the moment where the rocks became minerals...
Imagine a series called DEA with Hank & Gomez as the 2 main characters. This would be the plot twist of the millennium.
0:07 Bold vs Bold
To be fair, Walt never lied to Hank
Imagine if this show was shot from Hanks point of view with Walter as a side character. We see Hank go through his life as a DEA agent and trying to solve who is behind the blue meth, and all we see of Walter is this mild mannered dude who is like Hanks kid brother. Then all of a sudden you find out it was Walt all along and he is the most dangerous person in the show.
Dean Norris is such an incredible actor and steals the whole show IMO.
Hank told Walter: "I don't know who you are". Immediately after Walter's response, Hank should have gotten a much better idea.
0:36 Walter should have said: "I also killed one of the biggest meth seller in America and took out two drug dealers"
Not since Steve Austin vs Bret Hart has there been such a great double turn. Cranston gets a ton of credit but Norris is just as good.
Gotta say there is something satisfying about seeing Walt put Hank in his place and dominate him for once.
Agree, he had it coming for 5 seasons