Tbh, Jimmy's moral decline hurt me much more to witness than Walter's. Because Jimmy for a while genuinely tried to be a decent man, make a name for himself, but his brother kepts ruining his effort. Had Chuck not been there to hinder his growth, I feel like he may have managed to remain an honest, hard-working lawyer, despite his past. It's a shame he chose to go down the path he did.
Nah, he sabbotaged himself more than Chuck ever did. He got the dream job in Davis and Main and pissed it away for no good reason. Mike told him not to get involved with Walter but he did it anyway. He just marches to the beat of his own drum.
its heavily implied that walt was trying way harder for way longer to be a decent man, and he was actually capable of keeping that up reasonably well. it would've just been quite boring to watch him teach high school chemistry, raise a kid with cerebral palsy and be married to skyler for 18 years... jimmy is a way more ambiguous character than early walt. his cancer diagnosis kickstarted his other, darker side, while jimmy had it in him all along.
@@IIIRobIII Walter had it in him all along too, I think. Resentment that built up over the years, hatred for people he thinks took what was rightfully his, feeling underappreciated. I'm definitely not trying to justify either one of them, but Jimmy's moral decline still hurt me more than Walter's.
The ultimate tragedy here is that at the end, Jimmy took the blame for everything and no one cared. He was the moral fall guy for the BB universe. And he was the only one strong enough to face it all. Everyone else ran away.
To be fair most of the others who could take the fall for it were dead, or in the case of Jesse, had arguably suffered plenty and hadn't contributed as much as Jimmy did.
“Have a nice life Kim” Damn that line made me realize how their relationship could never be salvaged or comeback from the trauma of being responsible for the death of Howard.
I think it's kind of genius that the writers took a line so throw away, and made one of the most captivating, fearful villains I've ever witnessed in a TV show. Lines like "LALO didn't send you, no LALO??" make it possible to watch the shows in either order and it all makes sense with the same amount of impact. Incredible writing.
I think that’s because we spend more time getting to know Jimmy, and see him get pushed around a lot more. That, and Jimmy never actually directly led to the death of a person, and he’s much more charismatic than Walter.
@@foxernator yes, but he never ordered anyone to be killed, or directly did an action that resulted in the death of another. I was merely pointing out that for most people, and even in the legal system, the person who pulls the trigger or orchestrates a murder is much more guilty, and seen as worse than the person who was also committing crimes with the person, or knew about it but didn’t directly kill anyone.
@@timothyahn2006 he said it himself. He took the money, he kept quit, he was complicit and actively contributed to Walter’s dealings. Maybe he could’ve been a decent person, but he stayed on the road until it took him off a cliff. There were turns he could’ve made, but he chose not to.
I really liked the Chuck and Jimmy dynamic. I can see why Chuck is hated so much, but I personally thought of him as a tragic character. He was a great lawyer who was self made, he truly fought for what he believed in, and tried his absolute best to uphold the law and defend the innocent, and he was suffering from what is still being debated in the medical field, but has been leaning towards being classified as a psychological disorder masquerading as a physical condition. He did harbor obvious ill will towards Jimmy, but it’s understandable why. He always did the best he could to make a name for himself, and to help his parents, but in the end he knows they always liked Jimmy more. Chuck had to work hard to get where he was, while Jimmy always tried to cut corners or take the easy way out, and he was jealous of him for both of these reasons. It was a clash between deontological morality, and consequentialism morality that tore their relationship apart. Jimmy just wanted Chuck to be proud of him, and cared for him in his time of need, and Chuck wanted Jimmy to always walk the straight and narrow, and spent the earlier part of his life bailing him out. I like both characters and can see both perspectives, it’s just a shame they could never see each other’s. In the end Chuck was partially correct, “The law is sacred! You abuse that power and people get hurt!”
@Luke JTM I meant to say “neurological or psychological”. It’s really being recognized as a somatosensory illness, which comes about when the brain is under too much stress, and physical symptoms begin arising, even though there is nothing physically wrong with the body. Thanks for completely missing the point though.
@Luke JTM this is why I clarified by talking about somatosensory illnesses, which result from too much stress in the brain. It causes people to feel as if there is something wrong with parts of their body, but it’s really just caused by stress in the brain messing with nerves. I’ve been studying psychology for school, and somatosensory problems were a big component in misdiagnosis among the medical field for what is actually a psychological problem. I appreciate the clarification on my poorly worded comment, but your response made it seem like the intrapersonal relationship of Jimmy and Chuck wasn’t the main focus. I apologize for my harsh and unwarranted jab towards you.
He’s the complete opposite of what an older brother should be. He sabotaged Jimmy from the start, didn’t take him seriously when Jimmy was trying to be serious. Brothers naturally fight and hold grudges, but Chuck was an absolute piece of shit for an older brother. Hope he regretted knocking the lantern over and suffered every second of being burnt to a crisp.
@@dylanhealy8126 I guess that’s one perspective… I think he got tired of Jimmy because he always bailed him out, and his psychological problems probably compounded it. Like I said, I can see both sides.
Of all the edits, this one resonated a lot with the theme of BCS. Kudos man, you have an eye for story telling using cinema and I hope you'll keep making more of this stuff.
El paralelismo que hay entre better call Saúl con breaking Bad, Jimmy y Walter white, es demasiado impresionante hasta el día de hoy aún me sigue llenando de nostalgia las dos series
You can use this song showing a guy pooping on a book, it still will look epic. This song is so cool wtf. #DarkSeries His story is so impactful. A guy having fun, wakes up having to assume responsabilities all at once... And of course, gg for the video. Second time I'm watching it. But please, put CC, because sometimes we can't hear what he's saying with the music, and we may not be fluent in english to understand him. Or maybe a better audioducking ?
@@totoroneblinny6100 I'd love to agree, but Chuck and Howard were right. Just because Saul slightly broke in court, they definitely left us off with this man about to become the king of that prison for 86 years. (Plus or minus a few lol) Slippin' Jimmy.
@@Wackykrauser He could have gotten away with 7 years but in the end he chose to take life in prison just so he can put himself on the right path, the good-honest one, he redeemed himself in the end and rebecame James mcgill
@@totoroneblinny6100 True, he did do that, for Kim, and he never would've if he didn't SLIP again. And after he took his basically life sentence, we both saw that he instantly was gonna SLIP again. It's prison. Permanently. He'll start with silly pranks, and go right back to some crazy stuff.
Jimmy didn't have the proper education. He had to take a community college undergrad degree then take remote classes for a JD in an unknown university while working in the mail room for HHM. Chuck would surely not be supportive of him taking a Law Degree. He would have to self-study in the library of HHM as shown in the cold openings. Maybe there's Kim to help him review here and there but even she was struggling to advance her career as she was busy "giving back" what she owed to HHM.
Saul Had it Easy. Saul was Jimmy Letting Lose of his talents capable of talking everything out of his way. He had his way with the Cartel/Mike&Gus until Walt came and took them down with him.
The last few episodes of "Better Call Saul" spoiled the whole series for me. I first watched "Breaking Bad" and was totally wrapped in it. Then it was the same for the prequel "Better Call Saul" until, as I alluded to, the last few episodes. I could hardly watch the last episodes and thought it was total crap. How they could spoil such a good show with such stupid writing is beyond me. They had a chance to end it great but f*cked it up.
One of those great series I feel is ultimately let down by the sad ending. Was that necessary, do we really learn moral behavior from television. I don't think so, media entertainment should be just that entertaining and uplifting without any other agenda such as forcing values or social evolution upon us.
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Thanks to all of you for your nice words and all of your support ❤️
Tbh, Jimmy's moral decline hurt me much more to witness than Walter's. Because Jimmy for a while genuinely tried to be a decent man, make a name for himself, but his brother kepts ruining his effort. Had Chuck not been there to hinder his growth, I feel like he may have managed to remain an honest, hard-working lawyer, despite his past. It's a shame he chose to go down the path he did.
Don't know about honest... But yes a successful lawyer
Nah, he sabbotaged himself more than Chuck ever did. He got the dream job in Davis and Main and pissed it away for no good reason. Mike told him not to get involved with Walter but he did it anyway. He just marches to the beat of his own drum.
Chuck in the beginning pushing him toward that path and then Kim leaving him at the end transitioning him into full Saul with no chance of going back.
its heavily implied that walt was trying way harder for way longer to be a decent man, and he was actually capable of keeping that up reasonably well.
it would've just been quite boring to watch him teach high school chemistry, raise a kid with cerebral palsy and be married to skyler for 18 years...
jimmy is a way more ambiguous character than early walt. his cancer diagnosis kickstarted his other, darker side, while jimmy had it in him all along.
@@IIIRobIII Walter had it in him all along too, I think. Resentment that built up over the years, hatred for people he thinks took what was rightfully his, feeling underappreciated. I'm definitely not trying to justify either one of them, but Jimmy's moral decline still hurt me more than Walter's.
The ultimate tragedy here is that at the end, Jimmy took the blame for everything and no one cared. He was the moral fall guy for the BB universe. And he was the only one strong enough to face it all. Everyone else ran away.
To be fair most of the others who could take the fall for it were dead, or in the case of Jesse, had arguably suffered plenty and hadn't contributed as much as Jimmy did.
@@jamesbuckwas6575 yeah Jesse gets a pass...
“Have a nice life Kim”
Damn that line made me realize how their relationship could never be salvaged or comeback from the trauma of being responsible for the death of Howard.
good band
@@maikatideibaskapanaumrqlatupa band so good it keeps me depressed for no reason
@@stebahn2382 that's how good it is
What was he supposed to say? She left him and they were getting divorced.
I think it's kind of genius that the writers took a line so throw away, and made one of the most captivating, fearful villains I've ever witnessed in a TV show. Lines like "LALO didn't send you, no LALO??" make it possible to watch the shows in either order and it all makes sense with the same amount of impact. Incredible writing.
Yes, their writing is one of the most solid things you can find in the last decade
It was Peter Gould
@@Fedesiete thank you for the correction
@Your Mums Co-Worker no Vince
@Your Mums Co-Worker thank Vince.
it’s so much harder to hate jimmy than it is to hate walt
I think that’s because we spend more time getting to know Jimmy, and see him get pushed around a lot more. That, and Jimmy never actually directly led to the death of a person, and he’s much more charismatic than Walter.
That’s because Walter is the shell of a man, while Jimmy is still a child at heart
@@AdamGilbert5530 Jimmy is as complicit as Walter he even admits it.
@@foxernator yes, but he never ordered anyone to be killed, or directly did an action that resulted in the death of another. I was merely pointing out that for most people, and even in the legal system, the person who pulls the trigger or orchestrates a murder is much more guilty, and seen as worse than the person who was also committing crimes with the person, or knew about it but didn’t directly kill anyone.
@@Javier.Escuellaa Ye still the same 9years old Jimmy that could not keep his hands off the money drawer
Saul's journey is much more longer and dramatic than Walter
Dude this is amazing asf!!!! You made me remember this entire show and how Jimmy McGill destroyed his own life
The only difference is that saul never regretted anything he did, he just wished he made more money before he got caught.
He didn't destroy his own life it's what he been through that caused his demise
@@timothyahn2006 he said it himself. He took the money, he kept quit, he was complicit and actively contributed to Walter’s dealings. Maybe he could’ve been a decent person, but he stayed on the road until it took him off a cliff. There were turns he could’ve made, but he chose not to.
I really liked the Chuck and Jimmy dynamic. I can see why Chuck is hated so much, but I personally thought of him as a tragic character. He was a great lawyer who was self made, he truly fought for what he believed in, and tried his absolute best to uphold the law and defend the innocent, and he was suffering from what is still being debated in the medical field, but has been leaning towards being classified as a psychological disorder masquerading as a physical condition. He did harbor obvious ill will towards Jimmy, but it’s understandable why. He always did the best he could to make a name for himself, and to help his parents, but in the end he knows they always liked Jimmy more. Chuck had to work hard to get where he was, while Jimmy always tried to cut corners or take the easy way out, and he was jealous of him for both of these reasons. It was a clash between deontological morality, and consequentialism morality that tore their relationship apart. Jimmy just wanted Chuck to be proud of him, and cared for him in his time of need, and Chuck wanted Jimmy to always walk the straight and narrow, and spent the earlier part of his life bailing him out. I like both characters and can see both perspectives, it’s just a shame they could never see each other’s. In the end Chuck was partially correct, “The law is sacred! You abuse that power and people get hurt!”
@Luke JTM I meant to say “neurological or psychological”. It’s really being recognized as a somatosensory illness, which comes about when the brain is under too much stress, and physical symptoms begin arising, even though there is nothing physically wrong with the body. Thanks for completely missing the point though.
@Luke JTM this is why I clarified by talking about somatosensory illnesses, which result from too much stress in the brain. It causes people to feel as if there is something wrong with parts of their body, but it’s really just caused by stress in the brain messing with nerves. I’ve been studying psychology for school, and somatosensory problems were a big component in misdiagnosis among the medical field for what is actually a psychological problem. I appreciate the clarification on my poorly worded comment, but your response made it seem like the intrapersonal relationship of Jimmy and Chuck wasn’t the main focus. I apologize for my harsh and unwarranted jab towards you.
He’s the complete opposite of what an older brother should be. He sabotaged Jimmy from the start, didn’t take him seriously when Jimmy was trying to be serious. Brothers naturally fight and hold grudges, but Chuck was an absolute piece of shit for an older brother.
Hope he regretted knocking the lantern over and suffered every second of being burnt to a crisp.
@@dylanhealy8126 I guess that’s one perspective… I think he got tired of Jimmy because he always bailed him out, and his psychological problems probably compounded it. Like I said, I can see both sides.
@Luke JTM much obliged. Thanks for the clarification.
My heart bled when Jimmy admitted that he saved Walter despite knowing he’s very much capable of turning the tables around , anything for love !
Man, seeing those scenes again hit harder than I remember.
I think im still traumatized from the ending of this show because I cant see the beginning portions of bcs without an immense sadness lmaoooo
Incredible how these 7 minutes felt like the entire experience of watching Jimmy’s journey, excellent job
It costed him everything, but he changed, willingly.
People don't change, you're slipping jimmy
He willingly picked the hardest choice indeed
@@totoroneblinny6100 but not our jimmy!
@@realdaggerman105couldn’t be precious Jimmy! Stealing them blind!
@@Artcat932 And he gets to be a lawyer??!
Of all the edits, this one resonated a lot with the theme of BCS. Kudos man, you have an eye for story telling using cinema and I hope you'll keep making more of this stuff.
Damn, bro. Thank you so much. Comment like yours are the reason that I makes this videos
@@noreturn4 Really looking forward to more of your works. Good luck and see you soon! :)
It's crazy how Vince Gilligan is able to think up these characters. The guy is so wise
The moment Saul became Saulsenberg
this deserves so many more views and likes. good work man 🔥💙
Big facts.
This was truly beautiful...
if you fix the audio this would be one of the best saul edits out there, very impressive
Even though I received some small spoilers for the series, I managed to be very surprised when I watched it. Simply perfect
Great edit dude. Sums up the show perfectly
Powerful. Well done. Love the voiceovers. Thank you
This Is art, I got goosebumps
Es impresionante como se puede comprimir tanto en tan poco y sin perder el significado... Better call Saul 👉
El paralelismo que hay entre better call Saúl con breaking Bad, Jimmy y Walter white, es demasiado impresionante hasta el día de hoy aún me sigue llenando de nostalgia las dos series
This is so well done.
The INCREDIBLE thing is that it is so wrll made and almost spoiler free! It could be a sort of trailer!
This is a good fucking video amazing work
Based. I thought of making and edit like this (linear), but also including the entire breaking bad.
Jimmy and Jesse found redemption and freedom whereas Walt and Mike went down in flames.
You can use this song showing a guy pooping on a book, it still will look epic.
This song is so cool wtf. #DarkSeries
His story is so impactful. A guy having fun, wakes up having to assume responsabilities all at once...
And of course, gg for the video. Second time I'm watching it.
But please, put CC, because sometimes we can't hear what he's saying with the music, and we may not be fluent in english to understand him.
Or maybe a better audioducking ?
dude this video is a art.What music did you use in Gene's scenes? ı know goodby but could not find on yt this version.
It's from The Walking Dead. Seasom 5 episode 8. It's "Coda" by Bear McCreary
My friend, you are magnificent. You are a true king.@@axelgrimes
Its like saul goodman is slippin jimmy fully personified into a professional archetype
and then Jimmy screamed and said "i'm gonna better call saul!!" and sauled all over the place and became better call saul
and then my parents loved me :)
Really, really great edit. Thanks you!
Many of us will end up on this path I'm semi on this path.. life isn't easy . We have to do what we have to do to survive
This was very well done. Thank you.
Ha, Jimmy is trying to make me look crazy. *Five minutes later* Am, am I insane?? 😂
such a good video
Thank You For This 😍😍
This is the moment Saul became ASAC Schrader
if chuck didnt act the way he did, jimmy wouldve become a better person, and probably wouldnt end up being a criminal.
Song is called Goodbye by Apparat if anyone is wondering. It is the soundtrack of the netflix show 'Dark'
That song appears in Breaking Bad too
This song also said Goodbye to Gus
Awesome edit!
He'll always be Slippin' Jimmy.
no He'll always be James Mcgill
@@totoroneblinny6100 I'd love to agree, but Chuck and Howard were right. Just because Saul slightly broke in court, they definitely left us off with this man about to become the king of that prison for 86 years. (Plus or minus a few lol) Slippin' Jimmy.
@@Wackykrauser He could have gotten away with 7 years but in the end he chose to take life in prison just so he can put himself on the right path, the good-honest one, he redeemed himself in the end and rebecame James mcgill
@@totoroneblinny6100 True, he did do that, for Kim, and he never would've if he didn't SLIP again. And after he took his basically life sentence, we both saw that he instantly was gonna SLIP again. It's prison. Permanently. He'll start with silly pranks, and go right back to some crazy stuff.
@@Wackykrauser I think some part of him wanted to get caught, that's why he took too many risks and worked with amateurs
(as gene).
Great job
YOOOO THIS IS SO GOOD MAN
At least Chuck died knowing that he was the main reason for Jimmy's downfall into becoming Saul Goodman
Excellent editing. Cheers.
amazing really good edit!!!! 😢 i feel bad for jimmy
Soundtrack is too loud! Audio clips have very varying audio levels too.
Manage your audio correctly man, furthermore it's a good video!
Yeah. I did notice it. Thank you for your notes man. I'll fix it further ❤️
@@noreturn4 The video is a fucking beautiful thing as it is
this was heavyyy😖
Good edit man
3:12 i iveen see, theres is a man falling with his skateboard,
Better call... Hah. To me!
watch it in reverse and it is motivational
nice video
Brilliant!
How'd Jimmy fail the bar thrice and still end up being the first to catch what Sandpiper was doing?
Do you think Michelangelo had an art license?
Jimmy didn't have the proper education. He had to take a community college undergrad degree then take remote classes for a JD in an unknown university while working in the mail room for HHM. Chuck would surely not be supportive of him taking a Law Degree. He would have to self-study in the library of HHM as shown in the cold openings. Maybe there's Kim to help him review here and there but even she was struggling to advance her career as she was busy "giving back" what she owed to HHM.
great video
Good vid bro 🎉
Amazing edit but why does the audio clip so much
dude is 7'2" hype/
Think it would have been better if the reconcilation part had a stronger highlight in the end
Goddamn what an edit
0:08 *YOU TAKE THESE SHORTCUTS AND YOU THINK SUDDENLY YOU'RE MY PEER?*
*WHAT A SICK JOKE!*
I cancelled my Netflix membership because they still haven't uploaded season six. 😂
Which country are you from? In India, we've all six seasons playing.
Get a VPN, change your location to the UK. 👍
Chuck was right...
Is jealousy one of the deadly sins? This is what killed Charles McGill. I won't be this kind of man.
Second music name?
Song name?
Goodbye - Apparat
@@noreturn4 thanks
Where tf is slippin Jimmy
⭐⭐
I hate liars
I'm lying to you right now
wow
Don't get it. How different stripes sperm evolves a person?
Jimmy's life was not easy, Saul's life was worst! I started liking her, but she become Saul. Poor Nacho and Howard
Saul Had it Easy. Saul was Jimmy Letting Lose of his talents capable of talking everything out of his way. He had his way with the Cartel/Mike&Gus until Walt came and took them down with him.
The last few episodes of "Better Call Saul" spoiled the whole series for me. I first watched "Breaking Bad" and was totally wrapped in it. Then it was the same for the prequel "Better Call Saul" until, as I alluded to, the last few episodes. I could hardly watch the last episodes and thought it was total crap. How they could spoil such a good show with such stupid writing is beyond me. They had a chance to end it great but f*cked it up.
jesus this is such a 🔥 video
One of those great series I feel is ultimately let down by the sad ending. Was that necessary, do we really learn moral behavior from television. I don't think so, media entertainment should be just that entertaining and uplifting without any other agenda such as forcing values or social evolution upon us.
If you don't want to watch that sort of content then don't watch it.
Great job