Red Mosquito

numbers wrote:I started to come back around on Walt when he was forced to run from his house, I felt bad when Walt jr turned on him.

Mecca wrote:

numbers wrote:I started to come back around on Walt when he was forced to run from his house, I felt bad when Walt jr turned on him.

Similarly for me, it was heart wrenching to hear Walt jr say "why don't you just... DIE already?" And hear Walt on the other end pleading that it can't all be for nothing... You can point out that he admitted he did it for himself, but he would have never gone down the meth path without the motivation of death being around the corner and his family being left with nothing.

lowlight79 wrote:

Mecca wrote:

numbers wrote:I started to come back around on Walt when he was forced to run from his house, I felt bad when Walt jr turned on him.

Similarly for me, it was heart wrenching to hear Walt jr say "why don't you just... DIE already?" And hear Walt on the other end pleading that it can't all be for nothing... You can point out that he admitted he did it for himself, but he would have never gone down the meth path without the motivation of death being around the corner and his family being left with nothing.

He did do it for himself, that was what the first part of season 5 showed us. He could have stopped prior to saying he was in the empire business, but he kept at it. he could of worked for gus and just made enough money and got out. But he wanted it all and dealt with the consequences.

Mecca wrote:

lowlight79 wrote:

Mecca wrote:

numbers wrote:I started to come back around on Walt when he was forced to run from his house, I felt bad when Walt jr turned on him.

Similarly for me, it was heart wrenching to hear Walt jr say "why don't you just... DIE already?" And hear Walt on the other end pleading that it can't all be for nothing... You can point out that he admitted he did it for himself, but he would have never gone down the meth path without the motivation of death being around the corner and his family being left with nothing.

He did do it for himself, that was what the first part of season 5 showed us. He could have stopped prior to saying he was in the empire business, but he kept at it. he could of worked for gus and just made enough money and got out. But he wanted it all and dealt with the consequences.

I fully believe season 1 Walter white had good intentions.

numbers wrote:

Mecca wrote:

lowlight79 wrote:

Mecca wrote:

numbers wrote:I started to come back around on Walt when he was forced to run from his house, I felt bad when Walt jr turned on him.

Similarly for me, it was heart wrenching to hear Walt jr say "why don't you just... DIE already?" And hear Walt on the other end pleading that it can't all be for nothing... You can point out that he admitted he did it for himself, but he would have never gone down the meth path without the motivation of death being around the corner and his family being left with nothing.

He did do it for himself, that was what the first part of season 5 showed us. He could have stopped prior to saying he was in the empire business, but he kept at it. he could of worked for gus and just made enough money and got out. But he wanted it all and dealt with the consequences.

I fully believe season 1 Walter white had good intentions.

I thought he had good intentions until Skylar left him at the end of season 3.

VinylGuy wrote:

numbers wrote:

Mecca wrote:

lowlight79 wrote:

Mecca wrote:

numbers wrote:I started to come back around on Walt when he was forced to run from his house, I felt bad when Walt jr turned on him.

Similarly for me, it was heart wrenching to hear Walt jr say "why don't you just... DIE already?" And hear Walt on the other end pleading that it can't all be for nothing... You can point out that he admitted he did it for himself, but he would have never gone down the meth path without the motivation of death being around the corner and his family being left with nothing.

He did do it for himself, that was what the first part of season 5 showed us. He could have stopped prior to saying he was in the empire business, but he kept at it. he could of worked for gus and just made enough money and got out. But he wanted it all and dealt with the consequences.

I fully believe season 1 Walter white had good intentions.

I thought he had good intentions until Skylar left him at the end of season 3.

That bitch. Its all her fault.

Mecca wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

numbers wrote:

Mecca wrote:

lowlight79 wrote:

Mecca wrote:

numbers wrote:I started to come back around on Walt when he was forced to run from his house, I felt bad when Walt jr turned on him.

Similarly for me, it was heart wrenching to hear Walt jr say "why don't you just... DIE already?" And hear Walt on the other end pleading that it can't all be for nothing... You can point out that he admitted he did it for himself, but he would have never gone down the meth path without the motivation of death being around the corner and his family being left with nothing.

He did do it for himself, that was what the first part of season 5 showed us. He could have stopped prior to saying he was in the empire business, but he kept at it. he could of worked for gus and just made enough money and got out. But he wanted it all and dealt with the consequences.

I fully believe season 1 Walter white had good intentions.

I thought he had good intentions until Skylar left him at the end of season 3.

That bitch. Its all her fault.

for getting fat

There’s too much violence in our movies – and it’s all unreal to me. I don’t know if you saw the denouement [of Breaking Bad], I happen to not watch the series very much, but I happened to tune in and I saw the most ridiculous 15 minutes of a movie -- it would be laughed off the screen. Nobody could park his car right then and there and could have a machine gun that could go off perfectly and kill all of the bad guys! It would be a joke. It’s only in the movies that you find this kind of fantasy violence. And that’s infected the American culture; you young people believe all of this shit! Batman and Superman, you’ve lost your minds, and you don ‘t even know it! At least respect violence. I’m not saying don’t show violence, but show it with authenticity.

Harry Lime wrote:Oliver Stone:

I happened to tune in and I saw the most ridiculous 15 minutes of a movie -- it would be laughed off the screen.

It’s only in the movies that you find this kind of fantasy violence.

I understand what he's aying, but Oliver Stone lecturing the people about violence & authenticity in the movies...???

Harry Lime wrote:Oliver Stone:

There’s too much violence in our movies – and it’s all unreal to me. I don’t know if you saw the denouement [of Breaking Bad], I happen to not watch the series very much, but I happened to tune in and I saw the most ridiculous 15 minutes of a movie -- it would be laughed off the screen. Nobody could park his car right then and there and could have a machine gun that could go off perfectly and kill all of the bad guys! It would be a joke. It’s only in the movies that you find this kind of fantasy violence. And that’s infected the American culture; you young people believe all of this shit! Batman and Superman, you’ve lost your minds, and you don ‘t even know it! At least respect violence. I’m not saying don’t show violence, but show it with authenticity.

I understand what he's aying, but Oliver Stone lecturing the people about violence & authenticity in the movies...???

durdencommatyler wrote:

Harry Lime wrote:Oliver Stone:

There’s too much violence in our movies – and it’s all unreal to me. I don’t know if you saw the denouement [of Breaking Bad], I happen to not watch the series very much, but I happened to tune in and I saw the most ridiculous 15 minutes of a movie -- it would be laughed off the screen. Nobody could park his car right then and there and could have a machine gun that could go off perfectly and kill all of the bad guys! It would be a joke. It’s only in the movies that you find this kind of fantasy violence. And that’s infected the American culture; you young people believe all of this shit! Batman and Superman, you’ve lost your minds, and you don ‘t even know it! At least respect violence. I’m not saying don’t show violence, but show it with authenticity.

I understand what he's aying, but Oliver Stone lecturing the people about violence & authenticity in the movies...???

Hey, Oliver Stone... Any Give Sunday called and said fuck you.

theplatypus wrote:Read Anthony Hopkins’s Breaking Bad Fan Letter to Bryan Cranston

http://www.vanityfair.com/online/oscars ... fan-letter

Also, I dig Anthony Hopkins's look.

Mecca wrote:I found that to be one of the most believable "yeah bitch, science!" Moments from the show.

VinylGuy wrote:

theplatypus wrote:

VinylGuy wrote:

I love Bob Odenkirk.