After finishing the final episode of Breaking Bad, ive seen lot of people commenting that it made them cry but, i just sat in my room and felt emptiness.
Everytime you wonder why Walter does something, you have to have In mind that the biggest thing he has his IS own ego, it moved him all his Life till the end. There were a lot of reasons why Walter came back for them, but It was revenge, revenge for robbing him and for killing his brother in law.
"I take responsibility".... Yeah Ill never forget that woke fiasco of hollywood actors caving in to woke politics. Killed my positive opinion of him tbh.
People now only talk about how sick and evil Walt was and while there’s definitely a good bit of truth there, here is him unable to die without having done the right thing first
It's his fault Jessie got captured. Without walt Jessie would die from drug abuse but without walt later on Jessie would have been a millionaire with gus and Mike
He didn’t come back for Jessie tho. Walt came to kill Jack, because he not only killed Hank but more importantly bruised his ego and stole his money. He just wanted revenge for his own selfish reasons and took pity on Jessie after he saw how he was treated. Probably originally intended to kill him too.
The fact they did a Mythbusters special on Breaking Bad and replicated the machine gun in the trunk to the smallest detail and it worked. 🤣🤯 (Even Vince Gilligan who created the show was amazed it actually really worked)
@@MrVassago89 Yes. They also tested if the "this is not meth!" stuff worked and if a corpse in a bathtub can disolve the corps and eat through the bath tub.
Not technically to the smallest detail. They added a gear to keep the sweep distance close to that of the show. Other than that, it was pretty spot on.
Bro this whole show all Jesse did was prove Walter’s point hes just a drug addict Jesse fucked up Walt’s whole life all he ever had to do was follow instructions and he could never even do that would rather crash out on heroin with some girl he just meet with no character what so ever she sucked …. Sits at rehab meeting trying to sell meth to old addicts Jesse is a terrible person
@@Mr.BIRD2121 people like to blame walt because it's the easy narrative. it shows how spoiled the audience is, expecting him to always make the right decisions and compromise for better outcomes because it's a scripted show. the writers deserve more credit for not conforming to their bratty audience. If walt just got rid of Pinkman when he didn't need him anymore then he'd essentially have been bigger than the cartel ever was. Without walt, Pinkman would be a homeless junky, he has a pattern of blaming others for his own mistakes. Blamed his parents, Blames Walt and never takes accountability and is not strong enough to hold himself accountable.
@@natem1982Nah. I dislike Jesse and share your opinion on him, but I think Gus and Mike were correct about Walter. It is subjective though, we both only have opinions: if opinions were facts we would all be wise.
Notice the color change in Walters clothing. He steadily went from the light colors to black as he became Heisenberg. Now the last time we see him and he is doing the right thing he is back to light-colored clothes. Brilliant show!
The shot of Jack death is one of my favorites in the entirety of breaking bad. Vince is a genius. The blood spatter, sheen, the camera shake, it's all perfect. And it tells a story too. This is easily walts most brutal murder (not counting fring since he technically wasnt the one who did it anyways and he didnt even watch it) and his last. It shows who he really is and always was. A stone cold mfer.
Who he is and always was? Literally the point of the show is to show how much he changed from the beginning to the end. The man in the first half of the series couldn't have done that
@@lilbee281the point is most likely anyone/many have the capability for evil- potentially trying to argue everyone does- as nobody in the show is ever perfect, and wrongs others.
Omg same. There were episodes I felt just sick and couldn't wait for the next one. Couple times I had to go back and watch Malcome in the Middle just to remember him playing a goof. Lol absolutely left with some kinda feeling after every single episode.
I dont know I think it's Jesse just seeing that it's over (this was before his movie), Jesse isn't the evil type he's just been forced into it but it's not who he really is. Walt shows his true colours here, no deception, and Jesse gets to walk away from it all.
In el Camino I think Jesse’s flashback with Walt is how he chooses to remember him going forward. Nice to think that he doesn’t hold the hate for him as much
@@joshuacastillo1029 Even if Walt doesn’t deserve it, it still helps Jesse to cope and accept and move on. There was in fact a reason he helped Walt, because Walt cared for him through it all, even a disturbing way for sure but love is love, especially when life has kicked you as hard as it did Jesse
Don’t mess with someone who has nothing to lose. This happened for him when he knew he was going to die from cancer. Your perspective on life changes when you realise you have nothing to lose, just like when you have a near death experience but with the opposite effect. So, he’s still the same person, now just with different options. Could happen to anyone. You don’t know what you’re capable of until you’re put in that situation.
@@portableonion Crazy how people come away from the show with that as their takeaway... that Walt ever did it in the interest of his family or Jesse... media literacy is dead
@@matthewanderson1916I know right… I feel like some people didn’t watch the same show as us. Walt even admits to Skyler in that scene that he did it all for himself because it made him feel alive… the entire story is based around Walt’s broken ego from being cut out of Grey Matter… the money was never for his family, it was just to fuel his narcissism. He never cared about Jesse, not even in this last standoff. It was always about Walt’s ego, if he dies then the blue dies with him. It’s genius writing
I wouldn't trust Mythbusters with making an accurate cup of tea xD They're TV "scientists" for a TV show, aimed at the average viewer. Now that I'm not a kid anymore, the whole show screams bologna from a scientific standpoint. Its good entertainment though and that's all it is.
I love how they gave a whole episode for him to struggle with killing Krazy-8. And you got from him apologizing and hoping he doesn't have to kill him, to him flat out lazily lifting the gun and executing the Nazi leader at the end so casually taking him out. It was an amazing transition. I loved this absorption of Mike as well when he faced Elliot and his wife too.
Ppl have pointed out that Walt always took on lil bits of the ppl he killed, namely Krazy 8, Gus and Mike. And that it's apparently something serial killers do. I'm guessing with how well the writers and Bryan Cranston communicated Walt's narcissism, they added that detail on purpose to show how ppl with NPD mirror others for different reasons. It wasn't just that Walt got colder with every death, he took joy in the feeling of victory in being the last man standing as well as the aura of power it gave him
All this time, Jesse had lost all hope, and in his desperate moment, Heisenberg came from beyond “the grave” to rain hell down one final time. Sick af moment that I don’t think anyone saw coming. One of the best finales in tv history
@@taylorjacquez7451I agree, that's a good way to put it. The man who's arrived to save Jesse and settle the score is a combination of Heisenberg and Walter White the family man. Walter/Heisenberg wants revenge for what Jack and his men did to his family, Hank and Jesse, and to make sure they never bother them again. How great to finally free Jesse from these depraved criminals. A nice touch is Walt answering Tod's phone to tell evil Lydia, yes it's been taken care of when she thinks it's the s0c¡0path Tod who's answered the phone. Walter tells Lydia what he's done with the stevia getting his sweet revenge on her. 😊
I love how the one constant theme in the series is Walt and Jessie’s undying loyalty to each other regardless of circumstances. It’s like a father son bond that can’t be broken no matter what happens, even if they have betrayed each other, they always come back together.
"undying loyalty" "betrayed each other" said the co-dependent abuse victim... "My partner and I love each other very much, our love is strong and beautiful. Even tho we regularly abuse each other, in the end we always return to loving each other. Such a pure and true love".
Can i just say i appreciate the artistic editing choices in capturing a lot of the context and emotional weight of Skylar's final encounter with Walter, really well done.
El Camino is the wrost final i've ever seen in the movies history, it's terrible, disgusting, i can explain everything about this movie in just 14 words
Perfect casting for the role, you can tell he would’ve been a good dude, but being raised by neonazi psychopaths, he grew up to be a sociopath who struggles to fully comprehend how evil it is to do things like kill a kid, because he simply was never taught real right from wrong.
You mean you hate that he's polite. So many people you talk to and share laughs with are way different than who you see them as, and thinking about that can be scary. That's what Todd is.
I went to school with Vince Gilligan at Interlochen Arts Academy and he was an amazing writer even then. There was a trumpet player in school named Walter White. I always wondered if he got the name from that. Without question one of the best series in the history of television. 👏👏
Actually Better Call Saul is the ending to the Breaking Bad universe. It's not just a prequel, but also a sequel that takes place after the incidents of BB.
@@dan_hitchman007 ...That's where Better Call Saul fell down for me. It should have been just a prequel connected to the BB World. The connecting part was rushed and poorly done, apart from the scene with Kim and Jessie outside Saul's office, which I thought was brilliant. Absolutely loved BCS too, but the 2nd half of the last series had characters acting nothing like how they'd been portrayed throughout the show(s), especially Saul's character. It was all over the place and some of the storylines just didn't make sense. Weird really, because everything up to that point was meticulous and very well thought out. BB was an absolute masterpiece of TV drama. The best I've ever watched for sure.
@@rael1999 Actually, the ending makes perfect sense because Jimmy McGill and Saul Goodman were becoming two different people warring for control of his soul. Do you remember the reflection of Jimmy in the shiny wall of the courthouse representing a split in his personality? Saul was becoming the dominant personality and breaking even more bad (kind of like a dark entity). Jimmy started emerging toward the end and cooked up a plan to get everyone together, so he could atone for his sins, especially to Kim. He even acted poorly as Saul to the DA to have his sentence INCREASED.
First time I watched this scene, I was still with my dad and he has surround sound speakers and a sub. The machine gun sound was literally shaking the room. My jaw hit the ground, it literally felt like the world just hit pause around me. What a fucking scene.
The irony here is that Walter wanted to be Heisenberg so bad, Heisenberg gave him power and respect. But in the end, Walter white is the only one who can fix Heisenbergs flaws and consequences. Walter basically realized being Heisenberg ain’t that great.
People say he only cared about his ego and not about his family. 100% false. He could have peaced out and lived as a millionair in Mexico with 5 wives at any time.
And the scene right after as well as jesse points the gun at walter "say you want this" "i want this" "then do it yourself" admitting he knows hes been manipulated until this point by walter but he cant bring himself to kill him
What I love about Breaking Bad is its ability to relate to characters of a fictional show. The struggles every character has to go through shows vulnerability, strengths, weaknesses in all of us. The combination of Jesse and Walt led to extreme situations for 'good' people. If you separated the two it is sad to think about their futures. Walt would have died loved by his family, taken care of by his friends who he refused help from. Jesse would have broken his habit and found love and peace with his partner. They wanted to be better for each other and were making steps to beating their addiction. To have these layers of depth to fictional characters is something rarely seen in cinema. Everyone reading this knows how amazing the show is though so.......
I like that Jesse didn’t even say „thank you” to Walt. It’s because he didn’t have to, after how Heisenberg had been manipulating him for his own profit. Be he nodded his head with approval. Approval for that chemistry teacher who finally decided to admit his mistakes and let the boy live peacefully like he always wanted to, and deserved to.
Such a magnificent scene...so i just watched breaking bad last year and up till that point ive seen so many memes and animations joking about breaking bad and the end is just beautiful,its one hell of a send off to the show,still amazes me to this day
At the end Walt proved that he still cared for Jesse, he took him to the ground with him, if he wanted he couldn't, Jesse and Walt's family are the only people he ever cared for
If only other shows now a days would come to an end like breaking bad. Instead of going on and on and on and on and on and on and on. To bad money is the only thing that truly lives in everyone’s head rent free.
People talk as if Walt didn't come to kill Jesse with the rest of them and only changed his mind when he saw him being treated like a slave. It was fun when this came out, and people were debating who liked jesse or walt more.fun times.
@@appalachianoperator twisting logic won't make you right. Walt loved nobody for quite a long time. He let Jane die ffs. He only came to his senses at the very end.
When I first watched Breaking Bad, I was a senior in high school with the last season airing my freshman year of college. In my youthful naivety, I was like "Walt did nothing wrong except killing Mike!" 10 years later I understand what a bastard Walt was. Pissing away his opportunity with Gray Matter because he couldn't handle not being the guy. He finally admitted it to Skylar - "I liked it." There really was no other way to end the show other than Walt dying - glad he went out at least saving the man he came to view as a son.
Honestly, I believe that Heisenberg died when Hank was shot, thus the man we’d seen being a new side of Walt, a side he has feared for years and that had taken over him, this show was so well written, I don’t recall ONE bad scene, Bravo Vince
I’d always wished Walt would’ve done all that and then when the last gang member was dead, you just see him and Jessie looking at each other, w Jessie thinking he’s finally been freed from the living hell he’s been trapped in for countless days weeks months…. When suddenly, a red and blue flash of lights appear on his face.. with the sound of several vehicles approaching… he looks at Walt in disbelief as to what is happening, only to be met w a menacing grin. Walt then takes the pistol, with a single bullet in its chamber, puts it to his head, and confidently pulls the trigger. He is finally at peace and met with the sweet embrace of death. He will never have to face the consequences for his actions. Jessie, still in shock realizes that walts final act of revenge was to frame Jessie for each and every death he’d just witnessed. After all, he is the last man standing. His moment of relief and freedom is quickly halted by immediate panic and fear. The police, who Walt had previously called anonymously, giving them their exact location and Jessie’s exact description, aggressively burst into the room shouting, guns drawn all on Jessie. He stands w his hands on his head frozen w tears pouring out of his eyes. Hes quickly put back into handcuffs just moments after being freed from them. Hes found guilty of the 12 counts of capital murder as well as all the charges he’s acquired previously. Hes sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. He spends each day of the rest of his life in a concrete cell, never to experience joy again. Hes constantly harassed, both physically and sexually. As Walt never experienced a moment of consequence or confinement, Jessie had acquired enough for the two of them. That’s why you never talk to the DEA.
Man that's insane, but that would have been so unfair. By doing so instead, everyone got what each one deserved, and the show ended how it started. About Walt.
Dude, that's so dark! He wouldn't have been found guilty of Walt's murder bc forensics would have shown, using the timing of the cops coming in, that Jesse couldn't have done it, then manage the body. Same with setting up the trunk gun bc there's no indication Walt loaded or set up that set up wearing gloves, therefore Walt's prints only are there. He would only get prosecuted using the felony death law which states that although Jesse didn't actually kill anyone, he's responsible by being part of the enabling crimes. Jesse also wouldn't get harassed imprison. Those same crimes plus his level within the meth business would give him respect & protection inside. Still, it's a good alternative ending. 😃👌🏼
I still say Walter loved Jesse in some weird way. The stuff he did to protect him and avenge him says a lot more than what we actually saw. People always argue with me on it but actions speak louder than words.
Damn this scene makes me realize, he probably knew Jesse was going to lunge at him. Just like the rest of the series, Jesse did exactly what Walt wanted him to do in the end.
@@the-Albino-Rhino I do. As opposed to the idiots calling everything woke if they dont like something. Just like everything they didnt like before was communism.
Walter may be disowned by everyone he loved. but he protected them till his death. one of the best pieces writing and acting we have. its one of the few show i get philosophical over. and it perfectly encapsulates the way this life lives. death prison or losing EVERYTHING.
This edit gave me goosebumps. It's like having that old memory come out with all the things you used to do with your friends. Fucking amazing. Show is an absolute classic. The Sopranos and Breaking Bad are the best ever. Everything else is below.
Mr. White realized its time make everything right. But, its never possible to undo anything so he tried his best to make things right, with his wife, with jesse, with everyone. Fantastically written character.
My jaw was on the fuckin floor the first time I ever saw that scene. Incredible
Right. Holy shit
IKR I was like wow 😮
This is my first time. Oops.
After finishing the final episode of Breaking Bad, ive seen lot of people commenting that it made them cry but, i just sat in my room and felt emptiness.
I’ve totally ruined this show for myself 😅
He came back foe Jesse that's a real one
Originally he probably came back to kill him as well, but once he saw what had become of him he decided to save him
Everytime you wonder why Walter does something, you have to have In mind that the biggest thing he has his IS own ego, it moved him all his Life till the end.
There were a lot of reasons why Walter came back for them, but It was revenge, revenge for robbing him and for killing his brother in law.
He wanted to kill them all but spared jessie since he was a slave
I don’t think he came back for Jesse
A real one? Walter White?
Aarons Paul’s ability to say so much without any words is insanely good
"I take responsibility".... Yeah Ill never forget that woke fiasco of hollywood actors caving in to woke politics. Killed my positive opinion of him tbh.
@@rocketman3285 I never saw that video, definitely brings down my opinion of him too, still a phenomenal actor
Thats like 90% of youtube comments nothing but meaningless bladder
@@rocketman3285so true. I’ve learned not to delve too deep into actors or musicians I like because more often than not, they’re complete idiots.
He's one of the best for that. His episode of Black Mirror really shows it on full display, even more so than this scene does.
People now only talk about how sick and evil Walt was and while there’s definitely a good bit of truth there, here is him unable to die without having done the right thing first
Good point Mr. Griffin
It's his fault Jessie got captured. Without walt Jessie would die from drug abuse but without walt later on Jessie would have been a millionaire with gus and Mike
He didn’t come back for Jessie tho. Walt came to kill Jack, because he not only killed Hank but more importantly bruised his ego and stole his money. He just wanted revenge for his own selfish reasons and took pity on Jessie after he saw how he was treated. Probably originally intended to kill him too.
@@haraldhansen2761why would he bother going to the length of tricking jack into calling jesse there, if he didnt care at first?
@haraldhansen2761 why would he knock jesse over to save him and also take a bullet for him if he wanted him dead
The fact they did a Mythbusters special on Breaking Bad and replicated the machine gun in the trunk to the smallest detail and it worked. 🤣🤯
(Even Vince Gilligan who created the show was amazed it actually really worked)
EXCUSE ME. *FURIOUSLY GOOGLES*
@@MrVassago89 Yes. They also tested if the "this is not meth!" stuff worked and if a corpse in a bathtub can disolve the corps and eat through the bath tub.
@@Bram25it didn’t if anyone out there is wondering
I mean yeah, it's a high caliber machine gun they can shoot through walls. Everything else they tested from the show wouldn't work.
Not technically to the smallest detail. They added a gear to keep the sweep distance close to that of the show. Other than that, it was pretty spot on.
Got to watch Breaking Bad for the first time last summer and this scene left me absolutely speechless. Masterpiece of a show.
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That was the moment siren604 became a breaking bad fan
Watch Saul now
Watch the El Camino movie to see what happens to Jesse, then watching Better Call Saul. The writers for these shows are incredibly amazing.
Now go watch El Camino, followed by Better Call Saul. Incredible trilogy.
That nod at the end like:
"You've f'ed my whole life, and you still came for me...thank you for that"
But he f'ed walt's life too(responsible for hank's and Gomez's death)
Bro this whole show all Jesse did was prove Walter’s point hes just a drug addict Jesse fucked up Walt’s whole life all he ever had to do was follow instructions and he could never even do that would rather crash out on heroin with some girl he just meet with no character what so ever she sucked …. Sits at rehab meeting trying to sell meth to old addicts Jesse is a terrible person
@@Mr.BIRD2121 people like to blame walt because it's the easy narrative. it shows how spoiled the audience is, expecting him to always make the right decisions and compromise for better outcomes because it's a scripted show. the writers deserve more credit for not conforming to their bratty audience. If walt just got rid of Pinkman when he didn't need him anymore then he'd essentially have been bigger than the cartel ever was. Without walt, Pinkman would be a homeless junky, he has a pattern of blaming others for his own mistakes. Blamed his parents, Blames Walt and never takes accountability and is not strong enough to hold himself accountable.
@@natem1982Nah. I dislike Jesse and share your opinion on him, but I think Gus and Mike were correct about Walter. It is subjective though, we both only have opinions: if opinions were facts we would all be wise.
I like how people simply bash Jesse for having an addition, but always sugarcoat Walt for deciding to start doing something considered a crime.
That was the moment Hesienberg became Walter White again
Show was phenomenal
Notice the color change in Walters clothing. He steadily went from the light colors to black as he became Heisenberg. Now the last time we see him and he is doing the right thing he is back to light-colored clothes. Brilliant show!
A perfect ending. Such a complete show. So rare.
The shot of Jack death is one of my favorites in the entirety of breaking bad. Vince is a genius. The blood spatter, sheen, the camera shake, it's all perfect. And it tells a story too. This is easily walts most brutal murder (not counting fring since he technically wasnt the one who did it anyways and he didnt even watch it) and his last. It shows who he really is and always was. A stone cold mfer.
Who he is and always was? Literally the point of the show is to show how much he changed from the beginning to the end. The man in the first half of the series couldn't have done that
@@do0mbr1ng3rthats true but I still think he always had the capability for evil
@@lilbee281the point is most likely anyone/many have the capability for evil- potentially trying to argue everyone does- as nobody in the show is ever perfect, and wrongs others.
And he shoots Jack mid-sentence not even allowing him some last words just like Jack did to Hank.
@@rvt2239if you didn’t say that I was going to. That kill is him getting revenge for Hank.
I don’t think I will ever experience the feeling I got from watching Breaking Bad for the first time ever again
Omg same. There were episodes I felt just sick and couldn't wait for the next one. Couple times I had to go back and watch Malcome in the Middle just to remember him playing a goof. Lol absolutely left with some kinda feeling after every single episode.
Better than the vast majority of feature length films that I have watched.
I've seen it but i dont remember this scene whatsoever.
I did have a serious morphine habit at the time.
The little tiny hint of a smile from Jesse tells me that there is some forgiving (at least that’s what I choose to believe)😌
I dont know I think it's Jesse just seeing that it's over (this was before his movie), Jesse isn't the evil type he's just been forced into it but it's not who he really is. Walt shows his true colours here, no deception, and Jesse gets to walk away from it all.
@@vye9431 I feel like he could’ve but felt that it wasn’t worth it after everything that came before
In el Camino I think Jesse’s flashback with Walt is how he chooses to remember him going forward. Nice to think that he doesn’t hold the hate for him as much
@@joshuacastillo1029 Even if Walt doesn’t deserve it, it still helps Jesse to cope and accept and move on. There was in fact a reason he helped Walt, because Walt cared for him through it all, even a disturbing way for sure but love is love, especially when life has kicked you as hard as it did Jesse
And kids is because Jesse is and has always been an idiot.
Walt was a massive piece of crap. He saved pinkman to satisfy his own ego.
This man used to be an average HS chemistry teacher who wouldn't hurt a fly
I dont remember how it goes but there’s a theory out there that Heisenberg is his real identity and Walter white was the facade
Shows how we all can Break Bad
Walt was far from average. He was an actual genuine GENIUS. He was also a bit of a sociopath lol
There is no split personality. Walt is just walt. @@chompyturtle
Don’t mess with someone who has nothing to lose. This happened for him when he knew he was going to die from cancer. Your perspective on life changes when you realise you have nothing to lose, just like when you have a near death experience but with the opposite effect. So, he’s still the same person, now just with different options. Could happen to anyone. You don’t know what you’re capable of until you’re put in that situation.
In the end, Walter took care of his family. Even Jesse.
Right..
@@portableonion Crazy how people come away from the show with that as their takeaway... that Walt ever did it in the interest of his family or Jesse... media literacy is dead
@@matthewanderson1916wow, you mean someone interpreted the ending differently from you? B-but, you’re _always_ right about everything! I’m shocked!
@@matthewanderson1916I know right… I feel like some people didn’t watch the same show as us. Walt even admits to Skyler in that scene that he did it all for himself because it made him feel alive… the entire story is based around Walt’s broken ego from being cut out of Grey Matter… the money was never for his family, it was just to fuel his narcissism. He never cared about Jesse, not even in this last standoff. It was always about Walt’s ego, if he dies then the blue dies with him. It’s genius writing
I remember the mythbusters doing an episode on that machine gun contraption..
How that go ?
@@brysonstiles6737its real . The way walter did it in the show can be done in real life
@@luiscastillo-ix5xdguess I got work to do then
The Mossad used this method to assassinate an Iran's Chief Nuclear Researcher @@luiscastillo-ix5xd
I wouldn't trust Mythbusters with making an accurate cup of tea xD
They're TV "scientists" for a TV show, aimed at the average viewer. Now that I'm not a kid anymore, the whole show screams bologna from a scientific standpoint.
Its good entertainment though and that's all it is.
I love how they gave a whole episode for him to struggle with killing Krazy-8. And you got from him apologizing and hoping he doesn't have to kill him, to him flat out lazily lifting the gun and executing the Nazi leader at the end so casually taking him out. It was an amazing transition. I loved this absorption of Mike as well when he faced Elliot and his wife too.
The evolution of Walter and Jesse is crazy. A master class in character development.
Ppl have pointed out that Walt always took on lil bits of the ppl he killed, namely Krazy 8, Gus and Mike. And that it's apparently something serial killers do. I'm guessing with how well the writers and Bryan Cranston communicated Walt's narcissism, they added that detail on purpose to show how ppl with NPD mirror others for different reasons. It wasn't just that Walt got colder with every death, he took joy in the feeling of victory in being the last man standing as well as the aura of power it gave him
Gretchen 😊
All this time, Jesse had lost all hope, and in his desperate moment, Heisenberg came from beyond “the grave” to rain hell down one final time. Sick af moment that I don’t think anyone saw coming. One of the best finales in tv history
Accurate
I disagree. It wasn't Heisenberg that came back, it was Walter. Walter came back to clean up what Heisenberg messed up.
@@j.r.millstoneNo hat!
@@taylorjacquez7451I agree, that's a good way to put it. The man who's arrived to save Jesse and settle the score is a combination of Heisenberg and Walter White the family man. Walter/Heisenberg wants revenge for what Jack and his men did to his family, Hank and Jesse, and to make sure they never bother them again.
How great to finally free Jesse from these depraved criminals.
A nice touch is Walt answering Tod's phone to tell evil Lydia, yes it's been taken care of when she thinks it's the s0c¡0path Tod who's answered the phone. Walter tells Lydia what he's done with the stevia getting his sweet revenge on her. 😊
I love how the one constant theme in the series is Walt and Jessie’s undying loyalty to each other regardless of circumstances. It’s like a father son bond that can’t be broken no matter what happens, even if they have betrayed each other, they always come back together.
"undying loyalty" "betrayed each other" said the co-dependent abuse victim...
"My partner and I love each other very much, our love is strong and beautiful. Even tho we regularly abuse each other, in the end we always return to loving each other. Such a pure and true love".
@@devanov3103 nailed it, I never said it was healthy
@@devanov3103 I agree, yet I also felt that they were each their own worst enemy at times because of the bad decisions that they made.
@@devanov3103did Jesse abuse Walter at any point?
Can i just say i appreciate the artistic editing choices in capturing a lot of the context and emotional weight of Skylar's final encounter with Walter, really well done.
The shot of him being behind that beam was the perfect representation of the ghost that emerges from it. In Skylers eyes hes dead already.
El Camino was the best finale in fact this whole show will be forever be known up there with the sopranos and the wire
El Camino is the wrost final i've ever seen in the movies history, it's terrible, disgusting, i can explain everything about this movie in just 14 words
Soprano sucked, couldn't wait to finish it, but breaking was hard to let go of
@@MichealJacksonLegend never seen sopranos but if you hated it then why not stop watching it? Usually what I do when I don't like something
@@KM-om2rlsilence
Nah. Sopranos was fire. This show is mid. Actually never finished it 😂
Todd looks as if Matt Damon had fallen on his head as a child.
lol
When he got chunkier (I think it was for a role) people called him Fatt Damon 😆
@@jasonrublaitus7144 hahahaha
😂
😂😂😂
Flynn is the dumbest name a kid can suddenly just decide to name himself lol.
At least he didn't decide to identify as a housecat.
@@johnbristol8498 🤣🤣🤣 ok iam done!! was waiting on the comment that had me lmao and here we are . I can go to bed now. 😂thank you🤣🤣🤣
@WickedWest512 oh my god 😂😂 🤣🤣 that is so 🤣🤣 epic 🤣 I am ALSO😂😂😂😂 going to 😂SLEEP 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 and I will NEVER 😂😂😂😂😂😮😮😮😮😮 wake UP!! 😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@Anguloose let's hope that's not true and you wake up to beautiful days ahead.
Don’t fuck wit Heisenberg
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SAY HIS NAME
I think that this is the perfect ending, Walter didn’t win but he also didn’t lose
uh he lost everything and more
@@ReddFoxx1562 Yeah but he went out on his own terms
@@bruuhhhh ...after he was forced into an inescapable corner.
@@ReddFoxx1562he got revenge at least and thats a win
This show was so perfect. From beginning to end. The perfect show. The best show ever made IMO
i hate how much todd can be like a likable kid despite being such a psychopath
Perfect casting for the role, you can tell he would’ve been a good dude, but being raised by neonazi psychopaths, he grew up to be a sociopath who struggles to fully comprehend how evil it is to do things like kill a kid, because he simply was never taught real right from wrong.
He ain't likeable at all. His evil nature is that he has no idea that what he does is evil.
You mean you hate that he's polite. So many people you talk to and share laughs with are way different than who you see them as, and thinking about that can be scary. That's what Todd is.
@@idonthaveaname8491 Its scary, people can pretend for years and years and you would never know
He can gently tell you to not mess around, but if you cross the line, he won't even show any expression, he just puts you down.
I went to school with Vince Gilligan at Interlochen Arts Academy and he was an amazing writer even then. There was a trumpet player in school named Walter White. I always wondered if he got the name from that. Without question one of the best series in the history of television. 👏👏
I think he must have read a story or something like that about the real Walter White
El Camino was such a great ending to the series.
That movie was ass
@@Mr.BIRD2121naah, it was a good closure to Jesse's fate.
Actually Better Call Saul is the ending to the Breaking Bad universe. It's not just a prequel, but also a sequel that takes place after the incidents of BB.
@@dan_hitchman007 ...That's where Better Call Saul fell down for me. It should have been just a prequel connected to the BB World. The connecting part was rushed and poorly done, apart from the scene with Kim and Jessie outside Saul's office, which I thought was brilliant.
Absolutely loved BCS too, but the 2nd half of the last series had characters acting nothing like how they'd been portrayed throughout the show(s), especially Saul's character. It was all over the place and some of the storylines just didn't make sense. Weird really, because everything up to that point was meticulous and very well thought out.
BB was an absolute masterpiece of TV drama. The best I've ever watched for sure.
@@rael1999 Actually, the ending makes perfect sense because Jimmy McGill and Saul Goodman were becoming two different people warring for control of his soul. Do you remember the reflection of Jimmy in the shiny wall of the courthouse representing a split in his personality?
Saul was becoming the dominant personality and breaking even more bad (kind of like a dark entity). Jimmy started emerging toward the end and cooked up a plan to get everyone together, so he could atone for his sins, especially to Kim. He even acted poorly as Saul to the DA to have his sentence INCREASED.
And they all went home and enjoyed a hot cup of coffee
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*Baby Blue plays*
Lydia certainly did
They had breakfast with that coffee
Just regular coffee though, not the really good stuff Gale made.
First time I watched this scene, I was still with my dad and he has surround sound speakers and a sub. The machine gun sound was literally shaking the room. My jaw hit the ground, it literally felt like the world just hit pause around me. What a fucking scene.
The irony here is that Walter wanted to be Heisenberg so bad, Heisenberg gave him power and respect. But in the end, Walter white is the only one who can fix Heisenbergs flaws and consequences. Walter basically realized being Heisenberg ain’t that great.
He had a heart for Jesse
Everyone know walter is gay for me..,okay
-jesse pinkman
The entire setup to that scene was some of the most brilliant writing in cinema history.
walter literally trying to be like Gus after killing him
Every time he kills someone in the series he picks up one of their traits
People say he only cared about his ego and not about his family. 100% false. He could have peaced out and lived as a millionair in Mexico with 5 wives at any time.
That "fuck you but thank you" expression at the end from jesse is masterful acting.
And the scene right after as well as jesse points the gun at walter
"say you want this"
"i want this"
"then do it yourself"
admitting he knows hes been manipulated until this point by walter but he cant bring himself to kill him
@@AstronomicalAviationhe saw Walt had already gotten shot. And it was over for him.
Oh yeah, the alternate cut. The orginal one has Walter going _"it's Walterin' time"_ and they all proceed to break bad
Breaking Bad 2: Electric Boogaloo
not coming at you specifically but good lord this overdone meme stopped being funny like 4 years ago
@j.c.jeggis1818 not supposed to be funny, it's supposed to be cringey
What is the name of this department?
@@buffalojoe78 What is the name of this department?
What I love about Breaking Bad is its ability to relate to characters of a fictional show. The struggles every character has to go through shows vulnerability, strengths, weaknesses in all of us. The combination of Jesse and Walt led to extreme situations for 'good' people. If you separated the two it is sad to think about their futures. Walt would have died loved by his family, taken care of by his friends who he refused help from. Jesse would have broken his habit and found love and peace with his partner. They wanted to be better for each other and were making steps to beating their addiction. To have these layers of depth to fictional characters is something rarely seen in cinema. Everyone reading this knows how amazing the show is though so.......
Game of Thrones could’ve learned a thing or two from this ending.
The monent Walter White became Gordon Freeman
You win. I now have to watch Breaking Bad again. Third time.
"You gotta pump those numbers up. Those are rookie numbers."
This part of breaking bad made me feel dead inside but I still couldn’t stop watching
His ability to use people's hate against him in favor of his tactics were absolutely brilliant but laced with some real dark energy.
Walt finally held himself accountable.
What a great show man I even named my dog Tuco salimanca after the character from season two. Loved it
TIGHT!!!
Ultimately,Walt never abandoned his role in life as a teacher.
That’s like T coming back for M in that one mission
He came back because they stole his $80 million. The bonus was he saved Jesse!
no it had nothing to do with the money and everything about them killing Hank. In the end he did not care for the money
@@Apen_melkerhe never recovered the rest, but he still had like 10 million
@@Apen_melkerit was also to save Jesse. You can see him make the decision after he hears Jesse is being used to cook for them
@@Apen_melker As evidenced by the fact he kills Jack before he can say where the money is.
@@reservoirfrogs2177 exactly, which is why the ops comment is false
Was Walter deciding to save Jesse a W or L?
Classic Heisenberg W
Jesse was always like a son to Walter, he was going to save him no matter what, biggest W of the show 😪
Actually I think Walt was planning to kill Jesse. Until he saw just how bad of a state Jesse was in, and realized that Jesse was being tortured.
@@rorschac009oo8 L take
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“They are not coming back “
Man of his Words - Heisenberg “
Every character in this show did an amazing job with their roles I think.
I like that Jesse didn’t even say „thank you” to Walt. It’s because he didn’t have to, after how Heisenberg had been manipulating him for his own profit. Be he nodded his head with approval. Approval for that chemistry teacher who finally decided to admit his mistakes and let the boy live peacefully like he always wanted to, and deserved to.
Loved that scene. Walt owed him that..
Even though Walt was evil as it comes, he definitely still cared about Jesse and his family
Jesse in season 2: maybe you cna build us a machine to get us out of here!
Walter in season 5: …
Such a magnificent scene...so i just watched breaking bad last year and up till that point ive seen so many memes and animations joking about breaking bad and the end is just beautiful,its one hell of a send off to the show,still amazes me to this day
Poor Jesse. He didn’t deserve any of this.
At the end Walt proved that he still cared for Jesse, he took him to the ground with him, if he wanted he couldn't, Jesse and Walt's family are the only people he ever cared for
If only other shows now a days would come to an end like breaking bad. Instead of going on and on and on and on and on and on and on. To bad money is the only thing that truly lives in everyone’s head rent free.
He set Jesse free before he died
This series had one of the greatest endings of all time and nothing will ever change my mind
Her saying Flynn instead of Walter, Jr, really shows how much she hates Walt.
People talk as if Walt didn't come to kill Jesse with the rest of them and only changed his mind when he saw him being treated like a slave. It was fun when this came out, and people were debating who liked jesse or walt more.fun times.
How can a show be this good
"They're not coming back. Not after tonight."
"What's tonight?"
"Tonight... it's Breaking Bad time."
And then he broke bad all over the place.
He was a shadow all his life. He died with the world not only knowing him, but fearing him
The blood mist at the end is such a great detail for this scene.
Walter loved jessie like a son
What utter rubbish
@@solankijimmy they were criminals. And walter is a sociopath. In that circumstance. Yes. Walter loved him like a son
To bad Walter was an abusive sack of shit.
No he didn't.
@@appalachianoperator twisting logic won't make you right. Walt loved nobody for quite a long time. He let Jane die ffs. He only came to his senses at the very end.
When I first watched Breaking Bad, I was a senior in high school with the last season airing my freshman year of college.
In my youthful naivety, I was like "Walt did nothing wrong except killing Mike!"
10 years later I understand what a bastard Walt was. Pissing away his opportunity with Gray Matter because he couldn't handle not being the guy.
He finally admitted it to Skylar - "I liked it."
There really was no other way to end the show other than Walt dying - glad he went out at least saving the man he came to view as a son.
Walt killing jack the same way jack killed hank... poetic
Honestly, I believe that Heisenberg died when Hank was shot, thus the man we’d seen being a new side of Walt, a side he has feared for years and that had taken over him, this show was so well written, I don’t recall ONE bad scene, Bravo Vince
So you don't remember Skyler singing happy birthday to Ted?
@@stevebrule7093 I don't know who you are, but you have just proven me wrong, and i respect that.
What is the name of this department?
I always get goosebumps seeing this
One of the few shows that has an ending that was unanimously loved
walter's nod to jesse means his truely finally free from walt. Incredible.
Still, the biggest villain of the entire show walked away.
Skyler.
You're out of your mind if you think Skyler was the biggest villain. Wtf is wrong with you guys?
She was
She was look how she treated Walt that’s his anger
Next next level stuff
I couldn't believe my eyes when after all Jesse and Walter gave each other the "nod" and simply left..best show EVER!
Everyone else: "Walter White."
Jesse & Todd: "Mr. White."
Tuco: "I thought your name was Heisenberg."
“You valid” typa nod. 👅
“Your his partner!”
“Boo hoo get out”
Pride's a powerful thing, especially in a Nazi.
That moment when walter realizes that jessie is their slave and not their partner is just heartbreaking
All enemies of WW make the same mistake. They allow him to speak before kill.
I’d always wished Walt would’ve done all that and then when the last gang member was dead, you just see him and Jessie looking at each other, w Jessie thinking he’s finally been freed from the living hell he’s been trapped in for countless days weeks months…. When suddenly, a red and blue flash of lights appear on his face.. with the sound of several vehicles approaching… he looks at Walt in disbelief as to what is happening, only to be met w a menacing grin. Walt then takes the pistol, with a single bullet in its chamber, puts it to his head, and confidently pulls the trigger. He is finally at peace and met with the sweet embrace of death. He will never have to face the consequences for his actions. Jessie, still in shock realizes that walts final act of revenge was to frame Jessie for each and every death he’d just witnessed. After all, he is the last man standing. His moment of relief and freedom is quickly halted by immediate panic and fear. The police, who Walt had previously called anonymously, giving them their exact location and Jessie’s exact description, aggressively burst into the room shouting, guns drawn all on Jessie. He stands w his hands on his head frozen w tears pouring out of his eyes. Hes quickly put back into handcuffs just moments after being freed from them. Hes found guilty of the 12 counts of capital murder as well as all the charges he’s acquired previously. Hes sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. He spends each day of the rest of his life in a concrete cell, never to experience joy again. Hes constantly harassed, both physically and sexually. As Walt never experienced a moment of consequence or confinement, Jessie had acquired enough for the two of them. That’s why you never talk to the DEA.
Man that's insane, but that would have been so unfair. By doing so instead, everyone got what each one deserved, and the show ended how it started. About Walt.
Get some help dude. Like actually seek therapy holy shut
Dude, that's so dark! He wouldn't have been found guilty of Walt's murder bc forensics would have shown, using the timing of the cops coming in, that Jesse couldn't have done it, then manage the body.
Same with setting up the trunk gun bc there's no indication Walt loaded or set up that set up wearing gloves, therefore Walt's prints only are there.
He would only get prosecuted using the felony death law which states that although Jesse didn't actually kill anyone, he's responsible by being part of the enabling crimes.
Jesse also wouldn't get harassed imprison. Those same crimes plus his level within the meth business would give him respect & protection inside.
Still, it's a good alternative ending. 😃👌🏼
Stupid
bro thinks hes an author, go back to grade 8
The reason i stopped watching this show was skyler.
I still say Walter loved Jesse in some weird way. The stuff he did to protect him and avenge him says a lot more than what we actually saw. People always argue with me on it but actions speak louder than words.
Jesse's look, after everything that happened, the way he looks at Walter is such good acting.
Damn this scene makes me realize, he probably knew Jesse was going to lunge at him. Just like the rest of the series, Jesse did exactly what Walt wanted him to do in the end.
Walt actually lunged at jesse
@@blizzbonkzright lol people are so delusional he actually got likes WE JUST WATCHED THE CLIP. JEEZE
Nowadays people would call Breaking Bad woke because they dared to kill those poor Nazis
You uh... you don't understand what woke is, do you?
@@the-Albino-Rhino I do. As opposed to the idiots calling everything woke if they dont like something. Just like everything they didnt like before was communism.
@@the-Albino-Rhinothe point is the people who'd call BB woke don't know what woke means
@@CorelUserwho tf is calling BB woke?
@@mancrab1899 it's a hypothetical, Jesus Christ. Are you people ok in the head
Breaking Bad is a show I can rewatch and never get tired of it.
The ending scene of Breaking Bad really proves that even through all the manipulation and violence that Walt committed, he really did love Jesse.
Hey kids, just stick to liquor.
Jesse and Todd being too chubby in the spin offs will forever be a let down
Jesse was more his child than his actual child.
"If you kill me, you'll never find where the rest of the money..."
(BLAM!)
Walter may be disowned by everyone he loved. but he protected them till his death. one of the best pieces writing and acting we have. its one of the few show i get philosophical over. and it perfectly encapsulates the way this life lives. death prison or losing EVERYTHING.
THIS is how you write a climax with a morally grey main character. Perfect sendoff
"Get 'em off, will ya?"
"Looks like they're already on it, Jack"
This edit gave me goosebumps. It's like having that old memory come out with all the things you used to do with your friends.
Fucking amazing. Show is an absolute classic.
The Sopranos and Breaking Bad are the best ever. Everything else is below.
Mr. White realized its time make everything right. But, its never possible to undo anything so he tried his best to make things right, with his wife, with jesse, with everyone. Fantastically written character.
That feeling you have as you watch the final scene, that’s what made the “slow start” worth it. Without the beginning, the end would mean Jack shit
One of the best endings to any show in my opinion. Probably the best I've ever seen.