Inside The Explosive Season 4 Finale (Gus' Death) | BEHIND THE SCENES | Breaking Bad
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- Опубликовано: 19 июн 2021
- A look behind the scenes at the explosive finale of Breaking Bad's fourth season.
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Lucky Hank, starring Bob Odenkirk, premieres March 19 on AMC.
Breaking Bad follows protagonist Walter White (Bryan Cranston), a chemistry teacher who lives in New Mexico with his wife (Anna Gunn) and teenage son (RJ Mitte) who has cerebral palsy. White is diagnosed with Stage III cancer and given a prognosis of two years left to live. With a new sense of fearlessness based on his medical prognosis, and a desire to secure his family's financial security, White chooses to enter a dangerous world of drugs and crime and ascends to power in this world. The series explores how a fatal diagnosis such as White's releases a typical man from the daily concerns and constraints of normal society and follows his transformation from mild family man to a kingpin of the drug trade.
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Can't believe Gus Fring faked his own death and is now living as a highly-paid actor
He was the first walker
Now he is the new main actor in FarCry 6 game
He needed a new filter on his vacuum
Lol
@@limitless4375 smart
When I first watched this, I really thought for a few seconds that he actually survived that
Thought I was the only one!
Me too
Yeah this scene sucked
that is definitely what theyre going for. Just like what Giancarlo said, this character has so much mental prowess to the point where he can make the audience believe he's alive and well even after such tragedy
@@mggt4684 you definitely in the minority
Gus screaming as he stands up really added to how horrifying the whole sequence is. For 3 seasons you never see him emote much more than disgust/anger and when he shows that much fear it really rattles you.
Fr1
Don't forget the pool scene flashback.
Great scene..re-watching the show again for the 3rd time..saw them film the show here in ABQ..such fun!
@@mariapadilla8061 You saw them film it in real life? That's so cool if true.
@@Cookiekeks yes, at the time of the filming I saw many different places where different scenes were filmed..it wasn't easy because they things blocked off..same thing for Better Call Saul..another great show!
15:30 when Hector just strolls up and all three of them are just talking in normal voices and joking around is so surreal haha
Ikr!? It was so weird seeing hector standing and talking!
Somewhere in a alternate universe, this is what the show would look like
@@klampytoad and his accent too. it's crazy
@@bit_aim BB if Skyler didn't exist:
@@bit_aim Breaking Bad becomes Fixing Good, which is a sitcom
Their acting in the show is so good that seeing them talking to eachother and laughing like normal people is weird
when Hector's actor rolled up I was like, hey, wait a minute, he can't do that
gus felt the weirdest out of all of them. really great actors
exactly what I was thinking, seeing gus and walt hug and laugh together felt weird
@@Boris-kw7zq I KNOW
@@themadlad_ I laughed out loud seein hector just walk up😂
Hector just walking up to Gus and Walter casually drink in hand is the funniest thing I’ve seen in a while
i know right
@@jesepinkmen4037 whoah are you jessie pinkmen from the hit show breaking bad?
@@apogus yes
@@jesepinkmen4037 Hello Jese
@@jesepinkmen4037 Jese we neid to couk
Rest in peace, Mark Margolis aka Hector. Your brilliant presence and your acting performance in the Breaking Bad universe will never be forgotten.
Came here to watch his chat with the two other guys. Classic actor, we’re lucky he made it through Better Call Saul
@@roddydykes7053yeah
@dsgnfun751 Seeing as history is getting better at being preserved, probably not
Not to mention his powerfully unnerving role in Scarface.
@dsgnfun751no one will remember you for sure
I love how the actor respects that removing him from the story is necessary, rather than most dramas nowadays trying to keep every cool character for as long as possible
All of the breaking bad actors and staff I’ve seen so far are also really cool people,so it’s no wonder the movie came out great
That’s a complaint I’ve had that I’m glad someone else could put into words.
Like, Call of Duty killed off more than enough of their protagonists with seamless ease in the original MW Trilogy whereas the reboot, even if it’s understandably popular, just can’t bring itself to kill anyone. They blew a guy up just to say he came back with a peg leg!
Gotta say now since MWIII: I still stand by this even if Soap [Spoiler courtesy expired] died just like that.
I loved it too. Giancarlo quickly saw that the writers were right and was on board. The story was already headed that way anyway.
BBBOOOOO. Better ending: The explosion then the nurses come to look into the room. Hector's and Gus' mangled bodies fall from the ceiling. The other character plastered against the wall. The chair falls and yes, one more DING! REALLY? GUS COMING OUT STILL ALIVE WITH HIS HEAD BLOWN OFF??? REALLY? IT RUINED THE SHOW IN MY OPINION! TOO UNREALISTIC!
@@dyshirley2657hell no. This scene is perfect. It’s not realistic, but it’s fiction. There was a reason they had him walk out like that and it worked very well.
"I have fun pretending to order my eggs like a bad guy heehee"
I can't get enough of this dude
His heehee scares me 💀
Yeye
What time ?
I LOVED SEEING HIM TALK ABOUT THAT
He's so cute ngl 😭
Hearing Hector's real voice was a really a kick of reality my god he sounds so different
He sounds like the Mexican Clint Eastwood in better call Saul, then walks up and sounds like a white neighbor making small talk hahaha
YES, I GOT SCARED
You never watched Better call Saul?
@@collindavies2444 yeah but he doesnt sound the same there since most of the time he's speaking spanish.
He was on Hill Street Blues in the 80's. Listen to his voice from back then!
Well let's *face* it, he literally got us on the first half.
does this have season 5 spoilers?
@@BubblesGMD no 4
💀💀💀
i see what you did there
Perfect comment 😆
I've never realized that the half of his skull missing could be interpreted as the two faces Gus had in the show. The polite and educated, so as the brutal and blood cold side of him
Such a clever team being able to create double meanings in so many places (not to mention every single outfit and object’s colour had a meaning of its own)
@@roddydykes7053even down to the episode names ALWAYS having a double meaning. For example "Face Off" being a figurative face off between walt and gus and well... you know the other more literal meaning
Another fun detail is that chickens have often been observed to move or even walk around after being decapitated.
So in the end, Gus truly became the chicken man.
interesting commment.
@@roddydykes7053 I am sure it wasn't the plan.
This is the moment Gus Fring became Harvey Dent
"You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain."
@@ivan37816 he was already a villain in the show.
Don't whoosh me
@@generalkweizr7091 off course. Its just a reference
And he had two faces: the drug distributor and a fast food chain boss. That was amazing.
One side he has pearly whites and the other he has a tooth ache 🤘🏻
Gus went out big. One of the greatest endings of a villian you wanted to love. Breaking Bad was such a great show.
BBBOOOOO. Better ending: The explosion then the nurses come to look into the room. Hector's and Gus' mangled bodies fall from the ceiling. The other character plastered against the wall. The chair falls and yes, one more DING! REALLY? GUS COMING OUT STILL ALIVE WITH HIS HEAD BLOWN OFF??? REALLY? IT RUINED THE SHOW IN MY OPINION! TOO UNREALISTIC!
@@dyshirley2657nah this ending would be way worse, the original is better
@@dyshirley2657 it's a reference to gus being the "chicken man", as chickens can run around for a few seconds even headless after being decapitated
although yeah, it is very unrealistic.
walter white does such a great job playing bryan cranston, almost thought it was real!
I have to keep telling myself through the rewatches that this is all fiction and acted out. All the actors do an amazing job at portraying their characters.
@@dylanthevillian516 wild to think when the show first started that there were people who really thought Bryan Cranston was gonna ruin the show because "he's not a serious actor"
My dad is a cop, and he told us for years things he witnessed with adrenaline after fatal crushes or accidents. When people get up and start walking even with their both legs broken, thinking it’s nothing for a few seconds. Or similar things where people get up like they are perfectly fine, and later dying from injuries. Human body and brain is so fascinating.
I experienced that a bit. I got caught up in a current on the end of a jetty while boogie boarding. After several minutes of trying to get out of it I gave up and went to the side and eventually climbed up on the side of it. I got up and walked down it and back to the beach and a friend of mine asked me if I was alright. I said "Yeah" he then pointed down to my legs. Turns out I was bleeding all over from my lower legs and bottoms of my feet. The rocks were covered in barnacles. I did not feel a thing until it was pointed out to me then... man walking was excruciating.
My dad knew a cop with a story like this.
Officer pulls up to a car accident; vehicle collided into a tree at high speed. Driver is outside of the car, walking around, surveying the damage. She obviously has a broken nose but seems fine otherwise. This was before airbags were standard; her face hit the steering wheel on impact. Officer tries talking with the driver. She’s coherent, but mostly unable to speak due to her injury. She does the best she can.
During the short exchange, the driver stops to sneeze. Definitely uncomfortable, considering the broken nose. Her expression quickly goes from pained to completely blank, as she collapses to the ground. Dead instantly, blood pouring from her nose and mouth like a faucet.
The driver had broken much more than her nose. The pressure from the sneeze ruptured the fragile network of soft tissue holding her shattered skull together. She had also broken several ribs and one of her arms. Further investigation revealed that the driver was on so much cocaine at the time, it was possible that she was unaware of her pain. Never felt a thing.
@@pinsandneedlesgames jesus christ thats graphic. whats more impressive is how they autopsy these sorts of things so well that they can find out just about anything about the victim from the body alone
"xD"
It's called adrenaline
The most "shocking and gutting" thing about this scene for me, was when he straightened his tie. Like his brain was on autopilot for just a moment before he/it (it... HIS BRAIN ...smh) realized he was done.
Me too, I watched it with my parents and I had to leave the room for a moment. I felt it in my stomach, I didn’t have to puke, but I felt something.
@@brockobama257 There was a scene in The Walking Dead where a character gets shot through the eye with a crossbow bolt mid-sentence, and something like this happens. She tries to continue speaking, but can't find the words... I had the same feeling there too.
It’s likely a heavy dose of shellshock, so his mind is just going through muscle memory. Business is done, get up and leave.
Interestingly enough, while definitely life threatening, this injury doesn’t appear immediately fatal (unless there’s fragmentation we can’t see.)
It’s probably the concussive force put out by that massive explosion that killed him, which explains why he’s able to move still.
It’s pretty unrealistic that he was still able to actually move that quickly and have that much control so quickly after the explosion, I mean, not only was he practically point blanking the explosion he was also missing much of his face. If he didn’t get knocked out or at the very least go into shock he would have been probably extremely dazed.
@@michaelzhang9806 he was probably extremely dazed, and in shock. I think what we see in the show is supposed to be like, his body acting on muscle memory/autopilot.
What is incredible to me is how Gus can make his eyes devoid of any emotion and soulless but in real life he is so full of personality.
You should thank the VFX team for that one
@@zaer-ezart the vfx team makes gus look serious?
@@duckonaroll1913 I replied to the wrong comment
What's crazy is how much effort they put into the room when you barley see those small details after Gus falls. I love how much dedication is into this show
So crazy that Giancarlo Esposito and Bryan Cranston are both such friendly, chill guys who are best known for playing murderous maniac psychopaths who constantly try to kill each other
like Sir Anthony Hopkins playing Hannibal Lecter - the nicest guys make the best villains
You want them to get real murderous maniac psychopaths?
@@SueRosalie According to Sir Anthony he was actually offered the part because he had played Dr Treves in The Elephant Man, and when he protested that Treves is a good man he was told "yes, that's what I want - a good man locked inside this insane mind." Wise move.
Like Peter vs Giant Chicken
The same thing applies to Vince Gilligan himself. He's a really nice guy but you'd never expect him to make a show so dark.
Omg the way the inside of Gus’s eye socket moves after the explosion is disgusting but yet very impressive.
Yes!! I think of that eye 👁 movement when I think of that scene
Wow I didn’t even notice this
probably wasnt planned... but the digital image tracked points on gus's face and so the image moved. You can see it perfectly tracks his left eye movement.
Makes you want to stick your finger in there and tickle it, doesn't it?
@@ryanmcgowan3061 oochy-coochy-coo! tickle-tickle! 👉🏾👁️
Watching how carefully they made this episode is so beautiful that it makes me want to cry
does this have season 5 spoilers?
@@BubblesGMD i mean not really, its just the literal ending of season 4
Maybe you’re going to far-cry.
How Giancarlo never got an emmy for BB is just beyond me.
Seeing everyone clap after that take and Vince looking disappointed saying “wasn’t even close” is what made this series the best directed tv show of all time.
That’s why 19 takes
Bravo Vince
I think they clap at the fact is on going more than the take itself. Just like when you see the sketch of something for the first time before it is done
Bravo Tarantino Gilligan
I would love to see a commentary video where he reviews all 18 rejected takes and explains what's wrong with each one. We don't really see what those other takes look like on film, so we don't have any clue what he's seeing and what he's not liking. I am so curious.
I love how Gus didn't realize he was supposed to be dead for a second there.
Honestly I always thought he knew and just accepted it myself.
@@anueutsuho7425 And he wanted to go out lookin fab!
…that or it was his OCD giving one last hurrah
@@stingerjohnny9951 Pretty sure it was the latter, iirc it was put in because they remembered him feeling the need to put a placemat down when he was vomiting out his poison.
@@anueutsuho7425 Ah ok thanks for the info. But it still fits perfectly into it.
@@stingerjohnny9951 in Better Call Saul, we see him anxiously cleaning an already pristine tub with a toothbrush. Gus definitely has a preoccupation with cleanliness and order, maybe to the point of OCD
R.I.P Mark. Watching this again in his memory.
I was not ready to see hector stand up and talk without the accent
When I originally saw this episode, I was thinking "No way he survived an explosion that close." and then I went through a drastic change of emotion from seeing half his face gone.
@Tech average tik tok user attention span
@Tech you're goddamned right
@Tech the time i first looked at this, i thought "wow! he lived!" then i felt bad fast because his face was gone
@Tech you don't need to rub it in, man. if you hate their comment but you don't have anything resonable to say, just keep it to yourself.
@Tech Bro insecure about his amazing grammar lol
Imagine if he survived that explosion he would be another Two-Face.
Not just "another Two-face", he would be The Two-Face.
Ayo u watch BrBa too?
@SharkTank What
stfu Donald!
half face
The optic nerve of the missing right eye still moving in tandem with the eye thats left after the explosion was such a cool touch.
Those nurses 19:00 probably had to run alot that day if it took them 19 takes to get the perfect shot😂
It’s horrifying because you can genuinely see the moment Gus dies. His arm falls lifeless as the life suddenly escapes his eyes, leaving a cold shell, finishing as his body just falls forward from gravity. It’s haunting, but a true testament to Giancarlo’s performance and Vince’s directing. Wonderfully terrifyingly brilliant!
eyes?
🦴 👁️
👄
@@peenyyt4921 If you can call the piece in his right eye socket moving around his eye, then ye.
@@weasel003gaming7 you can't really
@@peenyyt4921 you can tho
It just blows my mind the amount of time, skill, work, and people that go into making a scene that lasts like 30 seconds. Legendary.
it blew his too
It may be a 30 second scene but it will last forever in history
it blew the nursing homes mind aswell
It was easily one of the most remembered scenes of the whole show
Kudo US art work attention to the details
15:32 R.I.P Mark Margolis ❤❤❤
The straightening his tie absolutely made that scene, it was like the icing on the cake, brought the whole scene, his character to perfect closure its was perfection. Genius, absolutely genuis. Hands downs one of the most iconic bad guys deaths to go down in on screen history 👏👏
BBBOOOOO. Better ending: The explosion then the nurses come to look into the room. Hector's and Gus' mangled bodies fall from the ceiling. The other character plastered against the wall. The chair falls and yes, one more DING! REALLY? GUS COMING OUT STILL ALIVE WITH HIS HEAD BLOWN OFF??? REALLY? IT RUINED THE SHOW IN MY OPINION! TOO UNREALISTIC!
@@dyshirley2657 this is the beauty of film, nothing is impossible. Personally, if it ended the way your described it would of just felt like every other death, is many movies/film/on screen death. He character fully deserved a memorable death, it was shocking, brilliantly well done and the adjusting the tie was perfect for his ending before he dropped. I think it was genuis.
One of the most impressive details, in my opinion, is in the eye cavity. As his remaining eye moves, we can see the muscle of the left eye moving as well, I’ve watched it again and again and this death scene absolutely shocks me every time
Exactly
even his jaw moves
Thats what the sound is too. Omg
ive never noticed that
does this have season 5 spoilers?
The best part of this scene for me is the fact that the explosion was powerful enough to blow a door off it's hinges and send it flying across the hallway, but the wheelchair didn't budge aside from some split fabric and bent framing. The cartel really do take care of their elderly.
They just don’t make ‘‘em like they used to in the old country!
Well the way an explosion works is an extremely rapid expansion of gas especially since it was a pipe bomb Walt made so the aerodynamics of the chair allows the gas to pass right around. The door has such a large surface area as well as being the only escape route for gas not to also mention that two tiny hinges are much weaker than the metal tubes due to shape. A wheelchair is meant to bend in multiple directions in case of an accident. Most common doors are just meant to open and close with the hinges mostly withstanding a vertical force.
Also notice the fabric has giant holes in the middle and not the outside. This is because the gas expanding which pushes on the fabric like some sort of banner. The gas escapes in the path of least resistance which is the dead center as the fabric is attached to the tubes.
Might've got carried away but I just love this scene and the entire setup. Even if tio got absolutely obliterated but Gus only had a major case of fourth degree burn. Not realistic but perfect either way.
@@CommentBlewUp Underrated comment. Thank you for going through the science.
@@RadioactiveBlutonium Only reason to study engineering is to understand dangerous movie stunts
But also, the shockwave could go around the wheelchair frame, but couldn't go around the door. A big flat thing is like the ideal projectile from an explosion. But once the seat cushions are blown off, the wheelchair frame is so thin for its strength, it might be the ideal shape to survive the explosion.
This particular scene took me through a roller coaster of emotions. Thinking he’s finally dead, then Seeing him walk out, then seeing the nurses scream in horror and boom shot of his face completely blown off. I replayed the scene a few times glad this came up on my feed.
Watching Walter and Gus hugging each other is quite wholesome
This is the moment that sent chills down my spine, and is the moment I think of when Gus Fring comes to mind. He played that role perfectly. The writing and improv was perfect. The makeup was perfect. The timing was perfect. This was literally the perfect death scene and episode. The fact that he did not win an Emmy for this role is a complete shame and is why I give no credit to the Emmy's much like the Oscar's not giving Leo an award until lately when he's deserved at LEAST 3.
You know that the actor did an amazing job when he gives you the chills even out of character!
Same Emmy's and Oscar's seem so arbitrary a good bit of the time. I feel like it's based more on how much the inner circle likes them and what gets them the most ratings. IDK I just feel they are rigged 2/3 times
I actually felt it was one of the only cheesy, unrealistic scenes in all of Breaking Bad. Don't get me wrong, I still love the show as a whole, but this was a little silly to me.
@@bendynamic2150 Think less of the Oscars as a competition or sporting event, where the judges are truly trying to find the best entrant, and more as an awards show for other professionals, like the Professional Engineer of the year or Teacher of the year. Professional awards are given to people who have had good careers and than one year someone nominates them for the award for something they did and the judges pick them. Its not exactly the same, because judging movies is less nebulous than judging who the best teacher is, but its not that different either.
The greatest travesty for Oscars has been Samuel L Jackson... they've tried to fix that finally
Wow Hector’s actor has a completely different voice
And he walks so differently in real life too!
Hes not even hispanic either. Italian I believe. Not that there's much of a difference, regionally speaking.
@@jacobfromallstate4963 He's jewish
Who does he sound like? He sounds very familiar in his natural voice
@@Alsemenor eh, same-ish region. Italians are a lot of stuff technically. Rome was a central hub in the world for a long time, Italians are a ethnic mixing pot. Jewish, African, Iberian, etc.
22:15 Gincarlo being so modest here! He had to endure so many inconveniences for this shot!
I remember watching this for the first time and thinking for a few seconds that he actually survived. Full-body chills as the camera pans to this other side of his face.
it was such a perfect scene.. i especially love how it's the only time you ever hear Gus scream or even raise his voice for that matter. and, i also really really really like how the actor's scream wasn't one of fear or of shock, but he somehow managed to make it sound like one of frustration like, "oh, fuck. oh.. you... fuck you, you fucking piece of SHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII"
Like a Viking entering Valhalla
The only other time I recall he yells is when he screams “LA DEA??” in better call Saul when one of his dealers got caught
He yells when his friend is killed by Hector. But that’s kinda different.
He yells when his boyfriend got killed. He screamed when he killed el cartel telling everyone to go since Don Eladio was dead. And then this last time.
Like thinking he's been winning but on the last second he thought he's the one who's been on checkmate.
This scene was always so impactful. It was a moment of "Oh thank god he's okay!.. oh, shit!" for me. Gus was definitely a fav.
lol, it's the exact opposite for me, I was like "oh God, no, how is he still alive??? Nooo"
And then I let out a sigh of relief as if I was Walter white.
@@rachmatzulfiqar Sorry :( Walter's a flop thoo.. and gus was cute :)... until he died horribly
@@trevor7520 I thought a similar thing to them but over Jesse instead of walt
Same! He was the guy of the chicken after all
I had the opposite reaction, I was angry when I thought he survived. It's not that I didn't love Gus, but narratively his death seemed like it needed to happen, plus they had set up that expectation so thoroughly that they would've been cheating the audience if he ended up surviving. I was relieved when it panned over!
I remember staying up until 4am on an all night binger for this season. That scene took my freaking breath away.
Thank you mark margolis for making breaking bad phenomenal success. Your scenes even though speechless, brought life to your character. Rest in peace, Senioor
chill it was just a TV show
@@Gerald0613 mark margolis was a real person, you chill with your ignorance.
Him walking out of the room after the explosion really makes you question if this guy is a regular human or something more, but not so much that it's totally unbelievable.
I really did not expect to see Gus walk out of the room at all after the explosion. I had to go back a few seconds and watch it again it was so incredible.
its actually sorta realistic. explosion victims are known to be perfectly calm before bleeding to death
It reminds me of Silence of the Lambs. They do such a good job building up Hannibal Lector’s sense of control that you believe he can take a bullet in the leg while remaining motionless - even though that is probably physiologically impossible.
The human body actually doesnt realise its been hurt or dead for a few seconds
Adrenaline
its amazing they spent like all day to make the room look like that thats only going to be seen for like 5 seconds
Shows how dedicated they were to this moment being as iconic as possible. It's legendary!
If you think about it those 5 seconds will be replayed over and over at least until the apocalypse so yea it's totally worth the time and effort
The majority of the show built up to that 5 seconds
It’s all about detail and making it realistic
But remembered for years
R.I.P Mark Margolis
I’ve watched this show twice now and this scene always ends up sticking with me for a day or two…
The attention to detail is astounding. At 22:51, after Gus has walked out of the room, his remaining left eye briefly looks to the left and back to forward again. At the same time, the muscles in the back of the missing right eye track along with it. Brilliant.
Never noticed that, just looking at it makes my eyes hurt
Also you can very faintly hear the eye socket make a gush sound when he blinks
I thought I was the only one who noticed that. It's a very neat (but also disgusting) little detail.
Right eye
This is what messed me up as an 18 year old. It made a primal fear sorta kick in out of survival instinct. Brilliant work they all did.
Gus Fring is such an open-minded guy!
litteraly
💀💀💀bruh
@@dumbassdog2115 New gus emoji?
i wonder if this comment section is gonna blow up with puns
Hop on far cry 6
3:18 “When the audience sees this they will be blown away”
Great choice of words there, 10/10
i love that this was posted. we need more behind the scenes features like this. this one episode deserved a closeup feature. im so thrilled to watch this again!
Lmao just seeing hector casually walk over with a coffee was brilliant
it's so weird to see Giancarlo (Gus actor) smiling and laughing right after binging Breaking Bad 💀
I was completely shocked after seeing him act normally. Just shows how well he played the role
@@swuzzyduz3204 I mean, he was acting..... or was he.
@@z-mkgaming7464 Aww man you beat me to making that reference
@@maidframe ...I don't get that one
@@maidframe oh my god, payday 2, the memories..
I love the moment when "Walter" comes up to Gus and finally tells him his real name is Breaking Bad
Later he tells Hank ”it is I, Breakingburg, the one who’s been breaking bad all along” truly a masterpiece of a show
Then when he tells skyler “I’m the one who breaks bad”
Nah, I’d break bad
When Gus said “It’s explodin’ time.” It left me in tears, Truly a beautiful scene😢
Edit: I really didnt mean to make a post-apocalyptic ww3 in the comments sorry
When Young trip said " It's Overusedmemein' time" It left me in tears, truly a beaten deadhorse moment
@@leonthethird7494 When Leon the third said “It’s partypoopingtime” I cried. Truly one of the scenes of all time 😢
@@Rendez557 When Revi said "I've seen this meme in countless youtube comment sections for the past 6 months, and even though it takes little to no creativity, I will upvote itin'"
@@leonthethird7494 I have nothing to add to this discussion, just wanna comment cuz I feel like it.
@@leonthethird7494 when the
I heard the actor in the wheel chair speak on set and I my jaw dropped. He didn't sound like I thought he would he sounds very strong and very intelligent but his character is truly a light yrs away from one another.
what do you think that they actually get a cartel boss to play him?
Ding ding
He was a famous actor long before BB
🛎🛎🛎
Ding
The way the door exploded off of its hinges really looked like some sort of CGI work, so to find out that it physically happened is both scary and impressive
Me too or at the very least I thought they maybe used a jump cut, yknow like removing a frame to make it seem faster like how they do with fight scenes but holy shot something moving that fast just doesn’t look real, it’s uncanny
@@LaLloronaVTYeah, and also it looks like they added a camera shake effect in post which really makes it look like CGI. Maybe if they kept it more natural it would have looked more real. I too thought the door coming off was CGI until I saw this.
14:45 … idk why but I deadass see Walter there. The excitement and eagerness for gus to be dead ☠️
shut up
It is truly amazing how much work goes into just this part and all the dedicated people to create it and make it so realistic! I tip my hat to each and every one of you!!
Walt, Gus and Hector in BB: *MORTAL ENEMIES*
Walt, Gus and Hector IRL: Brothers, let's hug it out!
It's a good time to be alive. We live in a paradise and our fantasies can be ultra violent. A few hundred years ago were violent times where their fantasies were ultra paradisiacal.
That's how commercials work.
I still have trouble believing that the writers didn't have it all figured out from day one. The fact that the story was changing as they wrote it is pretty normal for pretty much every TV show, but the story of Breaking Bad is just so perfect that I'm amazed it worked out so well. It really felt like every single story beat was thought up long before they started filming Season 1.
I think that a sense of "intentionality" is common to a lot of (most?) great art.
Walt may have died with a smile on his face, killed by his own gun, but Gus died as nobly as he lived: avenging his boyfriend.
15:43 Hector's actor talking feels so surreal lol
Breaking Bad is one of very, VERY few TV shows that I can think of which never lost its narrative quality. It was excellent from beginning to end.
@@lynnemorgan6625 fly is deep but it's just a little too long
@@lynnemorgan6625 Fly is great
I think it got better, in the first season there is a lot of stuff that isn't quite there yet - like the role of the family, by the thris season it all clicks.
@@lynnemorgan6625Fly has the excuse of being required to be made, budget-wise
Makes it even better I think. Worked with what they had and made it fit in the story well. Walt obsessing over the one problem he actually could fix@@roddydykes7053
It feels illegal seeing gus fring act this happy and fun
The amount of money and time spent just to do one simple 25 second scene. It’s absolutely insane
It's fucking worth the every penny spent
@@ganeshshetty2256 Only because they received a humongous profit :P
(they even get profit from this video) LOL
@@no1aviator yes obviously
It's totally worth it. Best death ever...
It clearly wasn’t simple then
many thanks to the entire crew for creating this masterpiece and, of course, especially this scene.
15:41 So weird to see Hector walk around and speak like that without an accent
He's a paid actor.
There is no such thing as “without an accent”, but I understand what you meant.
What I like so much about this scene is that we're seeing what Gus is doing while semi-unconscious, which he would be from such a severe head-injury. He starts adjusting his tie on autopilot, his body is acting out the "appropriate" thing to do, before finally collapsing. He's more professional with a concussion than most people are normally.
made it all the way to season 4 without spoilers just for this to be on my recommended page. great work team
Gus fixing his tie before collapsing was iconic
15:50 Marc margolis is so good in his role repeatedly that you don't expect him to walk down the hall and speak in perfect english.
This is so good. I loved the way Gus died, fixing his tie and stuff while basically having his other half of the face blown up. Really shows off his personality.
Unbelievable amount of work that goes into producing a scene such as this!!! Perfect!!
There’s something very wholesome about Brian, Giancarlo, and Mark just casually joking with one another on set, especially after Giancarlo felt very self conscious about the makeup (whether it be for trying to stay in character or just the idea of people seeing him horribly disfigured)
The way he walks out, still holding his composure as he drops
This is a great scene
@Tech he said composure, its a basic word
@@VPshandlewasstolen wait till he found about IELTS
I'm 60 years old... And to me, this is best series ever!
66 years old ...the best series. I'm watching it now for the 3rd time
I agree there's nothing I've seen before or after that even comes close. I don't recall a series ever having as many perfect episodes as I recalled this one having. This sets the bar. There's also no story arc that even comes close to this one.
@@humaneIP I think my second place would have to be The Walking Dead
76 and still going strong boys!
I'm 41, and it's bittersweet, because I may live to be 100 and never will there be anything quite as amazing as Breaking Bad was when I was in my 30s.
This episode was absolutely perfect, great job
It’s soooo incredible how much goes into these scenes !! 🤯
I LOVE seeing this behind the scenes stuff! I wanna get into production for film/tv! That’s like my dream!🤩
18:15 All of the crew in the background cheering and claping while Vince is like : 'Damn, that was badly executed'.
I love Mr. Esposito's portrayal of Gustavo Fring and although this scene was indeed impressive, I still think it comes in a distant second to the scene in the lab when he cuts the throat of an unfortunate employee in front of Mike, Jessie and Mr. White as a reality check to how expendable they all were. A brilliant performance.
Legendary..
Victors death
I read an interview with Giancarlo Esposito about his experiences filming that scene. He said it really f*cked with his head as he’s very much a nonviolent person. Apparently took him awhile to get his head into the necessary mind frame to do a scene so vicious, and then to get over it emotionally afterwards.
@margob6203 that doesn't surprise me. He seems like such a friendly guy in real life.
I’m now just finishing off the whole series for a 4th time in 2 years. I just can’t get enough of it. Best thing I’ve ever seen on the tv.
Loved "Breaking Bad" so much that I binge watched the whole thing twice, getting all the DVDs from the local library, so no commercials. Huge Fan! 🇨🇦❤🇺🇸
15:35 Franklin, Michael, and Trevor when gat 6 is released
underrated comment LOL
Loool
The two nurses were the best part of the scene. Great acting.
Arguably the best part of the entire series. Just phenomenal
@@wudenbachs lmao
@@wudenbachs I’d say it was the best part in any tv show
@@seeble8394 nah bro I would say that was best excellent perfection in the history of tv + that scene can't be topped by any future series too those two nursed were soo goood
Yeye
The chunk Don Hector’s body falling from the ceiling was brilliant.
you guys created my all time favourite tv show! thanks for the experience!
It's been 5 or 6 years since I finished watching Breaking Bad and this was by far the most memorable moment in the show for me.
does this have season 5 spoilers?
@@BubblesGMD No
17:11 the girl with the red shirt in front of the microphone moved after the explosion and made a sound that's even hearable in the episode
And then somehow repeated the same motion again.
It was a great show and a fantastic episode. I love seeing the detail work behind the scenes!
22:50 I love the attention to detail here, especially after noticing that the muscle in the eye socket moves in coordination with Gus's other eye, so fascinating!
This is literally just one of the top comments but worded slightly different
@@lawbreakerlawrence So, two people are not allowed to talk about the same thing?
@@anoriginalname410 youtube comments are a whole different thing from normal talk
@@lawbreakerlawrence No they're really not.
@@anoriginalname410 oh they are
the fact i can see the thingy that controls the eyeball movement move when gus moves his eye is fucking astonishing. this show is by far the best tv series to exist. (in my opinion)
agreed
this and prison break are just relics to me
In everyone's opinion 😉
Went back and rewatched that moment and yeah, I hope they paid the VFX guy/s more for that. Really sells the moment.
It is called a muscle
@@peenyyt4921 didnt ask
1:33 it is an "interesting process"... Until you feel the urge to sneeze
Anyone else considering the fact that he acted in the boys aswell?
Truly an amazing actor!😊
the way Espocito says 'hmhh' at the end speaks how much INTO the character he was, that's something beyond acting, something innate
Espacito lmao
@@letsanimateit1676 aaaa wire😂😂
@@Akashdeep-kd5mf it's Esposito bruh ahahahah
But you're right about the acting part
@@letsanimateit1676 corrected it, just as he would correct his tie 👔
I never noticed in those last few moments you can see the muscle moving the back of Gus' eye socket that should be moving the nonexistent eye