Mike in BCS is very smart, calculated and has a lot of experience but this may be way he wouldn’t think much of a chemistry teacher and why walt always got the best of him. Walt simply is a genius with a dangerous ego.
At the end Mike made a lot of mistakes. Not trusting Saul was one of them. Even though it made sense why. His mistake with Walt is attacking Walt where it hurts most his pride. Walt up to this point only kills for his interest. Never for Petty reasons. Even Walt after shooting Mike was suprise by his actions.
mike in bb is much sloppier and careless compared to mike in bcs. in bcs, he still has his morals and tries to do the right thing to help his guilt of failing his son, but after the conversation he has with papa varga at the end of the show, mike gives up on trying to be better. be adopts the ugly side of him and thinks himself the same as gus. throughout breaking bad he's pretty much a dead man walking, a shell of his former self
He’s was also genuinely trying to leave town at this point and wanted to go. He didn’t want to have a problem or start a struggle with Walter he knew time was up. I love he told Walt to shut the fuck up as he kept rambling trying to make himself feel better
He did when he finally put his own life on the line to kill Jack and his gang, knowing full well either the FBI would catch him, or his crafted gun mechanism would, or Jack and his gang. Either way, when he wanted to die, was when Walt truly wanted to destroy Heisenberg
It was in the heat of the moment and Walter instantly regretted it once he started to relax a bit and realize what he did. He ain’t justified either, we just know Walt never meant for this to happen.
@@BlueLikeWoah Look at his body language and reaction when he short Mike, his murder of Mike was not premeditated. What he wanted was the names of his men but he didn’t originally plan to kill Mike since he only took the gun just in case things went south. He even said sorry too, which is not something Walter is used to saying genuinely. He genuinely apologizes to Mike for shooting him and dooming him to die. He does care that he killed Mike, he feels emotional about it. If he didn’t regret it at all then he would have either shot Mike one last time without apologizing or he would left Mike to die while gloating to him. Which would be in line with him since his ego and pride reaches it’s limit in Season 5.
@@mr.nobody2858 Walt's just doing his usual "act shocked and helpless" routine. And he did leave Mike to die. He hunted him down specifically to make sure he was dead and he waited until he died. There's a zero percent change he would have let Mike leave when that would have resulted in Mike killing Walter later for offing those guys. It's why he took the gun out of the bag before he turned up there. His intention was to get the names and kill Mike.
@@comeatmebro8120That was moment he truly became Heisenberg. From that moment on. Walt was crime business boss. It was no longer I need money for my family, or trying to survive. However after Jesse left and there was no longer any reason to fight. Along with Walt getting his cancer back. He actually wanted to quit. He proved he can be a crime boss, beat everyone and be better than anyone before ever was. There was no longer a reason to continue. He wanted to end things as the king Heisenberg who only stop because of retirement. But Hank found out the truth. He was on road to lose everything and be the king who was caught by leaving evidence in his bathroom. There was a reason to fight again and be on top. However once he had to choose between staying the king vs k*lling his brother in law. He chose the ladder. The first time and only time he made the right choice. But it was too late and lost all of it anyway. This cause nothing but hate on his heart. Selling Jesse to Jake gang and even kidnapping his own daughter. He try to give the money to his family but they didn't want it. They hated him. Walt was at rock bottom. Ready to give up. Until he saw Elliot and Gretchen. The two who started Walt reason for this from the beginning. They looked down on him more than they ever did before. That what made Walt realize he not done yet. He will get his revenge on everyone who wrong him as well give his money to his kids. Walt died as a man who Sacrifice his pride to get his kids his money. Even if they don't know it. Something old Walt would never do. He made sure Jake gang and Lydia were dead. Heisenberg wasn't beaten. He went out on his old terms. Having his recipe die with him. As he is sure Jesse will never cook ever again.
Right, because the decision to make a lethal highly addictive poison to sell to the masses, like he did at the beginning of the series, wasn't all that evil or villainous at all.
@@mantistoboggan7228the people he sells to would just get it somewhere else. At least with his product it's pure and not cut with other harmful substance that would kill them. You don't get addicted to meth on accident, only way to get it is if you are actively looking for it.
If i burn your house down and you threaten my life i am not the victim for retaliating to your threat 😂 walters bald ass head may look like a knob but that doesnt mean you have to slob on it
I mean when he opened mikes bag in the airport that the camera was pointing towards the gun I had a feeling Walt was gonna use it to threaten Mike but I defo didn’t see him killing Mike like that
Walter is a gifted genius that never got the respect and admiration he fee he was always emasculated by everyone. A genius with an uncontrolled ego is the most dangerous villian you can make. I love his character, very unique and compelling
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We need the ''WHERE IS THE MONEY SKYLER!?'' scene.
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To be fair Mike had it coming. Live by the gun die by it. He wasn’t going to get a happy ending where he rides off into the sunset.
Mike in BCS is very smart, calculated and has a lot of experience but this may be way he wouldn’t think much of a chemistry teacher and why walt always got the best of him. Walt simply is a genius with a dangerous ego.
At the end Mike made a lot of mistakes. Not trusting Saul was one of them. Even though it made sense why. His mistake with Walt is attacking Walt where it hurts most his pride. Walt up to this point only kills for his interest. Never for Petty reasons. Even Walt after shooting Mike was suprise by his actions.
mike in bb is much sloppier and careless compared to mike in bcs. in bcs, he still has his morals and tries to do the right thing to help his guilt of failing his son, but after the conversation he has with papa varga at the end of the show, mike gives up on trying to be better. be adopts the ugly side of him and thinks himself the same as gus. throughout breaking bad he's pretty much a dead man walking, a shell of his former self
He’s was also genuinely trying to leave town at this point and wanted to go. He didn’t want to have a problem or start a struggle with Walter he knew time was up. I love he told Walt to shut the fuck up as he kept rambling trying to make himself feel better
It’s really scary how an ego can take over a man’s body.
Walter White never ever won , not even one time against his ego.
Rip Mike.
He did when he finally put his own life on the line to kill Jack and his gang, knowing full well either the FBI would catch him, or his crafted gun mechanism would, or Jack and his gang. Either way, when he wanted to die, was when Walt truly wanted to destroy Heisenberg
"Known your place", that was it.
*"I watched Jane die"*
One of the coldest scenes in Breaking Bad.
Do that, and also the one where Jane actually dies.
Scene definitely hit harder after BCS
Mike: gets shot
Walter: *oh naurrrr*
To be fair, Walter was just cooking untill Jessy started fucking around
oh boy, waiting for ozymandias and the scene of the killing in jail
Walt shoots Mike
Also Walt: 😧
It was in the heat of the moment and Walter instantly regretted it once he started to relax a bit and realize what he did. He ain’t justified either, we just know Walt never meant for this to happen.
@@mr.nobody2858 Walt didn't regret it at all. He was never going to let Mike live.
@@BlueLikeWoah Look at his body language and reaction when he short Mike, his murder of Mike was not premeditated. What he wanted was the names of his men but he didn’t originally plan to kill Mike since he only took the gun just in case things went south.
He even said sorry too, which is not something Walter is used to saying genuinely. He genuinely apologizes to Mike for shooting him and dooming him to die. He does care that he killed Mike, he feels emotional about it. If he didn’t regret it at all then he would have either shot Mike one last time without apologizing or he would left Mike to die while gloating to him. Which would be in line with him since his ego and pride reaches it’s limit in Season 5.
@@mr.nobody2858 Walt's just doing his usual "act shocked and helpless" routine. And he did leave Mike to die. He hunted him down specifically to make sure he was dead and he waited until he died. There's a zero percent change he would have let Mike leave when that would have resulted in Mike killing Walter later for offing those guys. It's why he took the gun out of the bag before he turned up there. His intention was to get the names and kill Mike.
@@BlueLikeWoahno if u finish the season you realize walt regretted killing mike. He barley slept and felt so guilty. Clearly you didn’t understand
Mike: *"No half measures Walter."*
Walter: **Kills Mike**
Mike: 👁️👄👁️
Killing Mike was the moment Walt solidified himself as the villain.
Nah it was definitely before that when it was revealed he poisoned Brock. Walt was the villain of S5 from the beginning
@@comeatmebro8120That was moment he truly became Heisenberg. From that moment on. Walt was crime business boss. It was no longer I need money for my family, or trying to survive. However after Jesse left and there was no longer any reason to fight. Along with Walt getting his cancer back. He actually wanted to quit. He proved he can be a crime boss, beat everyone and be better than anyone before ever was. There was no longer a reason to continue. He wanted to end things as the king Heisenberg who only stop because of retirement.
But Hank found out the truth. He was on road to lose everything and be the king who was caught by leaving evidence in his bathroom. There was a reason to fight again and be on top. However once he had to choose between staying the king vs k*lling his brother in law. He chose the ladder. The first time and only time he made the right choice. But it was too late and lost all of it anyway. This cause nothing but hate on his heart. Selling Jesse to Jake gang and even kidnapping his own daughter. He try to give the money to his family but they didn't want it. They hated him. Walt was at rock bottom. Ready to give up. Until he saw Elliot and Gretchen. The two who started Walt reason for this from the beginning. They looked down on him more than they ever did before. That what made Walt realize he not done yet. He will get his revenge on everyone who wrong him as well give his money to his kids. Walt died as a man who Sacrifice his pride to get his kids his money. Even if they don't know it. Something old Walt would never do. He made sure Jake gang and Lydia were dead. Heisenberg wasn't beaten. He went out on his old terms. Having his recipe die with him. As he is sure Jesse will never cook ever again.
Right, because the decision to make a lethal highly addictive poison to sell to the masses, like he did at the beginning of the series, wasn't all that evil or villainous at all.
@@mantistoboggan7228the people he sells to would just get it somewhere else. At least with his product it's pure and not cut with other harmful substance that would kill them. You don't get addicted to meth on accident, only way to get it is if you are actively looking for it.
As If mike was the epitome of a good law following citizen
the cinematography in this scene is fucking amazing
“I knorrrr!” 😂
this channel is going to blow up very soon!
Imagine mike was breathing liek araahhhhhhhh
Mike was wrong because Walt had to kill Gus to save himself and his family, but I guess he didn't bring that up
Its Walts fault for putting himself in that position in the first place
If i burn your house down and you threaten my life i am not the victim for retaliating to your threat 😂 walters bald ass head may look like a knob but that doesnt mean you have to slob on it
@Johnspartan296 No it wasn't. It was Jesse's fault for wanting to avenge Combo.
First time I’ve seen the top right girl actually be quiet
Do where walter kills the 9 me
Hank and his friend's death next pls
For some reason Struckbybelz stopped uploading their reactions to it.
"did he take something out of the bag?" there was literally no indication that he did. fake reactions they already seen it
I mean when he opened mikes bag in the airport that the camera was pointing towards the gun I had a feeling Walt was gonna use it to threaten Mike but I defo didn’t see him killing Mike like that
Pls do Hank's death reaction
i hate walter
But he Is the Breaking Bad😮
I love him he's literally me FR FR
Walter is a gifted genius that never got the respect and admiration he fee he was always emasculated by everyone. A genius with an uncontrolled ego is the most dangerous villian you can make. I love his character, very unique and compelling
Mike when he kills people but sighs before so everyone says he’s a good guy
@@error-4269Cringe
Why are people talking over dialogue? You’re missing some great acting and writing when you talk.