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dustandashes1812 · 2 years
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yo mr. white you ever get the vibe there was a prequel series before this
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ma2ereki · 2 years
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Jimmy X Kim
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chomchomcherrybomb · 1 year
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YouTube comments are so funny
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0aurelion-sol0 · 2 years
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The 'Breaking Bad' universe. (2008-2022) For now...
“I’ve gone where the universe takes me my whole life. It’s better to make those decisions for yourself.”
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dying-of-dysentery · 2 years
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Fuck all romance except whatever the fuck those two lawyers had going on.
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anelimjolie · 2 years
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Mike with his boys </3
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abysskis · 2 years
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waterworks
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hq92 · 1 year
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My husband and I finally finished Better Call Saul last night (late, I know) and amongst all of the other emotions that are still whirling and flying through my brain, I can't help myself but to keep coming back to this one shot.
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I don't know if anyone has brought this one up before. (Probably, but I'm gonna gush about it anyway.) This very brief shot during the courtroom scene during the final episode is on screen for maybe three or four seconds. It's right before things get started, and yet this one shot tells me exactly how the rest of the scene is going to play out.
Kim, as we have been told prior to this scene, has opened herself up to a civil suit from Howard's wife by confessing everything that happened the night of his death. She did the right thing, came clean, but is now in danger because of it. Saul lures her to the courtroom under the pretext of confessing something about that night that may negatively effect her.
Is he really going to betray his ex-wife like that?
Take another look at the screenshot. It's a view of Kim through some metal artistic detailing in the courtroom, but it looks just like she's in the firing sight of a rifle, right?
Except she's not centered. If this were a gun the bullet would miss her.
So now I know, before the rest of the scene even plays out, Jimmy isn't going to hurt her. Despite everything that has happened he still loves Kim, and his love for her is his redemption.
Love finally got through and made him decide to change.
Maybe this feels more obvious or on the nose to some people, but I feel like this shot was such a small detail and yet said so much in only a brief moment. It's the little bits of artistic genius like this scattered throughout all of Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul that just simply pierce my heart, and probably why this fictional universe will stick with me forever.
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crashnbrn · 2 years
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truly a moment for the history books
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chocopinda · 1 year
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abliafina-18782 · 2 years
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I’m losing it
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pey0te · 11 months
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Not my average content I post but I just realized this and had to talk about it. This is so devastating 💙😭
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Nacho's ever so slightly wondering look when the nice dude in the auto repair shop hands him that soap and towel to clean himself up and keeps being nice to him (he gives him clothes offscreen!!)... this is the worst day of Nacho life, he's a dead man walking, he's a bundle of nerves and angst and then some random guy sees he needs help and just gives it for free. Must feel surreal.
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lphone-t · 2 years
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Ok, last better call Saul post....
For now
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dying-of-dysentery · 2 years
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bombsoverbagdhad · 2 years
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Something I find especially interesting about Better Call Saul is the character of Howard Hamlin and how little about him actually changes. He’s not a flat character, he does have complexities about him, but he’s a rather static one. From his introduction in Uno to his devastating exit in Plan and Execution, he doesn’t undergo any real arcs or changes to his character, and if he does they’re very minor. Instead what changes is our perspective of him.
Through the first couple seasons we’re lead to believe that Howard is a pompous prick who puts on a friendly act with Jimmy but unfairly persecutes him, even going so far as to shut Jimmy out of a case that Jimmy delivered to HHM on a silver platter. And this impression is seemingly confirmed when Howard snaps at Kim when she questions why he shut Jimmy out of the Sandpiper case. Then, in that same scene, as Kim is about to leave his office, Howard softens his tone and tells her to come back, a hint that there’s something more going on. Then, episodes later, we get the big reveal: It wasn’t Howard who kept Jimmy from being an associate at HHM, or shut him out of the Sandpiper case, it was Jimmy’s brother Chuck, and Howard, his best friend and partner, just let himself be the fall guy.
From then on everything we thought we knew about Howard is turned on its head. Especially when Howard finally stands up against Chuck and buys him out of his share in HHM after Chuck’s tirade in Chicanery. We learn of his marital problems. We see his grief over Chuck’s suicide (which Jimmy, still processing his own grief over it and projecting his bitterness towards his brother onto Howard, cruelly lets him believe is all his fault). We see him extend olive branch after olive branch toward Jimmy only for Jimmy to respond with a smashed up car, a pathetically unhinged rant, and an attempt to ruin his career.
And then, just as we feel like we’ve finally gotten to know Howard fully, just as he’s giving both Jimmy and Kim the talking-to they deserve, his life is unfairly ended in an instant by Lalo Salamanca. Not just an unforeseen consequence of Jimmy and Kim’s cruel games, but also of Jimmy’s (mostly unwilling) involvement in the Salamanca family’s war on Gus, however small of a part he might’ve played. Victim of a game he wasn’t playing and a game that was being played with him. And so he goes from villain to one of the most tragic figures in the Breaking Bad universe: His reputation in the dirt, the firm his family helped build being dissolved, and his body buried next to the man who killed him underneath a meth lab.
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