Breaking Bad - "Box Cutter" ending

Ending to season 4, episode 1. The song is "Truth" by Alexander.

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• Bryan Cranston
• Breaking Bad
• AMC
• Walter White
• Truth
• Alexander

[lharrod]

The way Walt is dressed (Kenny Rogers shirt with the tag still on) is yet another clue to Skyler that there's much more to Walt's criminal life than he lets on.  It's like the moment in Pulp Fiction when Jules and Vincent show up at the bar wearing tacky t-shirts and swim shorts. Clearly, they had a crazy morning.

[JulianVerdeguer]

Is it just me or does seeing Vince Gilligan's name flash at the end of every episode send chills down your spine?

[Monzaede]

AArgh one more month till Season 4 hits stores in Germany!

[Wolfdie]

You won't be able to listen to this song without thinking about this moment

[5757jl]

Bryan Cranston absolutely nails the look on Walt's face walking down the driveway. That look tells you everything you need to know. Amazing actor.

[cityofwhat]

@ElectricTurkey1 Lol I had the same feeling, I had been coming home everyday and starting the next episode and then usually a few more, once I finished all of them I was basically like WHAT AM I SUPPOSED TO DO NOW? I watched them again though, second time though filled in some gaps and made me appreciate it more.

[ElectricTurkey1]

@cityofwhat I just finished watching the whole Breaking Bad series in 2 weeks. watching at least a few episodes each day. I haven't watched one in 2 days. I am in withdrawal. This TV show has the realest characters, i'm saddened to think that it's just acting... I can't wait for season 5

[MrTylerHiggins]

dude, walt rocks

[ViceCityVacation]

@cityofwhat Yes that is a top show also :) Boston Legal, list goes on.....even silly, but fun comedies like, 30 Rock. Rescue Me, and some of those emergency services dramas. Even some of the filler type stuff outweighs the the blatantly disgusting, cash-grab, garbage they're spewing out on the big screen. Don't get me wrong, occassionally Scorsese or someone good will make a decent flick. But T.V is the new medium for real actors, not "superstars", to flex their chops.

[cityofwhat]

@ViceCityVacation I didn't realize it but you're totally right. I haven't seen an American movie that was worth watching in ages, yet I find myself watching and talking about television a lot lately and I'm a person who has never owned a t.v. and always claimed to hate it. it seems all the real artists in the industry are working in television now since studios only want to make bullshit for the big screen. I would add Arrested Development to that excellent list.