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I think the fly represents more, the contamination in Walts soul, rather than death

Here, Mike took a half measure, when he should have gone all the way, fuck Lydia

9:38 Swingers reference -- fun movie from late 90s. "Always double down on 11! Always, Mikey!"

Hank had a whole speech about freezing when under stress earlier in the episode.

Plz watch el Camino it follows up after the show with Jesse 😊

The actor that plays creepy Todd is married to Kirsten Dunst

Flynn makes me so happy I will never have children.

Eric kinda reminds me of the kid from Bad Teacher who had the Davy Crockett cap

Gladiator is one of the best, if not, the best movie of 2000 C H A N G E M Y M I N D

The King's Speech (2010) is non-cynical; it's about overcoming hardship and has a happy ending for the two main characters. The Rum Diary (2012) is totally insane and even cynical, but it's about people with aspirations; the ending is more or less happy for the main character (he was played by Johnny Depp, opposite Amber Heard; they fell in love on the set). Ford vs. Ferrari (2016) has a human dimension, with auto racing in 1966 as the backdrop (I was a teenager in '66, and I remember all of those races). So, you're pretty accurate as to when movies drastically changed.

Skylar playing dumb to the IRS agent is one of my favorite scenes of her. She’s such a good actress and got raked over the coals because people hated Skylar. I don’t think she has acted since.

Shawshank Redemption, Forest Gump and Pulp Fiction were all up for best picture at the Oscars the same year. Heck of a year for movies.

Yes, how insane of Skylar to want to get rid of a guy that almost burned down her house. She must be insane. 🙄

1:04:08, 😂😂😂

And now its time for Better Call Saul

For a first playthrough, you two are doing well. I've seen worse, lol.

The rock hammer was hidden in the bible in the book of Exodus, the story of a people becoming free.

He wouldn't have escaped today, people in fact do look at man's shoes nowadays.

It was actually a short story which was one story in a book of four stories by King.

After El Camino, watch Fight Club.

1:50:50 If you like lore and mythology then you’ll love the God of War series starting from the first in 2005

King also wrote The Green Mile and Stand By Me.

Morgan Freeman was actually in a war movie. Glory. An amazing film.

Oh co.e on Kailyn!!! Of course Jesse killed todd!!! The guy who killed the desert kid, tortured jesse and killed andrea?? That was the most justified killing of the show!

@14:20 love y’all’s noises…

Play Ōkami and/or the Silent Hill series!

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Brilliant analysis by Kailyn. Bravo

You are Correct Dumbledore indeed did rule Rome 160ad……….Richard Harris RIP

The guy on the right spent his night explaining what really happened and showing his knowledge of the period other than enjoying a very good movie...

sorry didnt think you wanted to anything but call out what you have seen in other films… dont see you as film buffs at any level… too skeptical for me!

Its a wild wild west movies.

One more thing I would like to add to your view of Walt's character, and I'll start with an example. You probably know the show Rick and Morty. It's hillarious. Well some time ago there were allegation about the main voice actor and co-producer(?) for "domestic violence". I will refrain from commenting at all on the truthfulness of it, but let's assume they are true. Even if the guy is a "wife-beater", am I supposed to not laugh at the jokes in the show anymore because of this? You can appreciate the good of a person while hating their bad. Same with Walt. You should not assume he hates his family, because he lies to them. He's was an idiot, but he didn't mean harm. I think he is just like a drug addict. He got addicted to power and money, but he loves his family, and even Jesse until he betrayed him. And I never saw him enjoy hurting anyone that didn't deserve it. (except for a few spouts of anger). My request to you, is to start acknowledging both good and bad of person, and not go on the route of the disgusting "cancel culture" that is today. Just because Walt is a bad person, doesn't mean that he's not interesting or does not have any redeeming qualities.

Norton slowly walking into Andy's solitary cell telling him what will happen if everything stops is a great performance. It encapsulates the warden's evil nature, and it almost turns the entire film into a horror story. Darabont does a great job with King's material imo.

Imagine being upset about how other people feel about a show, I love this show more than any other, but it’s clear that they are enjoying it and picking up on a lot of this most won’t get on the first two watches, let alone the first. Don’t like them, then don’t watch them.

The best reaction to this episode, 100%. Made me remember the first time I've seen it, I had the exact same reaction to the end. Great work

Fun fact: when walt is rolling the barrel, he passes his pair of pants that flew off the RV in first episode. Too funny.

Imagine watching the entire season and somehow being surprised that Halbrand is Sauron.......

25:10 Both reactors go into a catatonic state

Kade is a cutie!! Yall look so much alike! Could be twins. Beautiful family.

Looks like Jane made a mistake threatening to burn down Walt

They are just called Infected.

How does he not know the name of the actors after reaching the finale?

I’m sure prisoners get murdered by guards still today. There was that women’s rape prison that just recently got “found out.” A ton of the prisoners were just getting raped by the guards. I think the warden was in on it.

I feel like you have to watch the entire season and then comment because your assumption are not based on current material and how they will tackle things over the course of the episodes because you expect them to be presented in the same moment and timing that the original story was introduced

I hate it when people spoil character development. It’s so stupid to not realize that it’s a spoiler

How did you guys not pick up that Walt was giving Skyler an out with that cal? He knew the police would be monitoring the call and did his best to make her look like a helpless victim.

Pretty much everyone blame Walt about poisoning the kid. But I don't think he had much choice. He was saving his and his family lifes (at least Hank's for sure). Plus, he is a professional chemist, a genius, I don't think he didn't know how much of lilly of the valley he needs to not kill Brock. I still understand that he became a manipulative evil bastard (most of this season) but he surely didn't want to KILL a kid.