If I ever forgot just how intense and truly wonderful from start to finish an episode of Breaking Bad was, it was this masterful work of art. I mention this in a lot of my reviews cuz it's a favourite and particular important thing of mine regarding films that I like to see done splendidly and that is the cinematography/camera work/choreography and Breaking Bad is a delight when it comes to those. Scenery and lighting/colour too
Another thing it does exceptionally well. It is a beautiful show to look at, with details and various colour schemes and lighting, as well as angles and shots that are long and up close, which this one does well, again. The plot in this one is excellent too, it's like part one of two is over for this series if it were divided. I won't spoilt it but if you have watched this one, then you know it's intense and shocking and anxiety inducing probably come first time viewing. Even still, to this day it gets me worked up
Aaron Paul is out of this world in this episode Hospital scene 34 minutes in is unreal acting, master class piece there, undeniably. Dean Norris was truly brilliant as well. Whole cast incredible, intelligent and as connected as ever going into its end, which is both haunting and melancholic as it is smart, dark, unsettling, and heart racing. But in regards to this episode, as I said, it is so great
I am amazed with how good at the writing was even just three seasons in. It simply is a top tier series and not overrated or overhyped I'd anything of that regard in my honest opinion. It's just good old, or should I say great old, simply peak TV viewing. Can't believe it finished over 7 years ago. Amazing show to this day the best
Another thing it does exceptionally well. It is a beautiful show to look at, with details and various colour schemes and lighting, as well as angles and shots that are long and up close, which this one does well, again. The plot in this one is excellent too, it's like part one of two is over for this series if it were divided. I won't spoilt it but if you have watched this one, then you know it's intense and shocking and anxiety inducing probably come first time viewing. Even still, to this day it gets me worked up
Aaron Paul is out of this world in this episode Hospital scene 34 minutes in is unreal acting, master class piece there, undeniably. Dean Norris was truly brilliant as well. Whole cast incredible, intelligent and as connected as ever going into its end, which is both haunting and melancholic as it is smart, dark, unsettling, and heart racing. But in regards to this episode, as I said, it is so great
I am amazed with how good at the writing was even just three seasons in. It simply is a top tier series and not overrated or overhyped I'd anything of that regard in my honest opinion. It's just good old, or should I say great old, simply peak TV viewing. Can't believe it finished over 7 years ago. Amazing show to this day the best