The line, "If the lab was Heisenberg's coffin, this moment was Walter Whites" is actually so good. Consider me a fan 😭

@ElectricFury

2 ай бұрын

Yeah that line hit so hard

@h3ckNo

2 ай бұрын

So I guess we finally found the moment Walter White became Heisenberg?

@Unit0998

2 ай бұрын

@@h3ckNo that’s what I was thinking, it’s now my head-canon

@lancelloti.

2 ай бұрын

Thank you very much bro, I appreciate that you value those kind of details

@littleredruri

2 ай бұрын

​@@h3ckNo there's a video essay explaining why that line of thinking is stupid

Not my own observation, but something worth mentioning: Skylar begging with Walter that she did it for the family flipped Walt’s narrative on himself, and for a brief second Walter gets to experience what he did to his family this entire time.

@donniem4597

24 күн бұрын

That's true. Good that you mention it.

@leonsdx

24 күн бұрын

Damn u right. Hearing that part made me so angry that I didn't notice

@donniem4597

24 күн бұрын

@@leonsdx It made you angry? Angry towards whom?

@Fuckhead5404

24 күн бұрын

@@donniem4597to himself? It’s literally implied since he didn’t get it the first time??

@austinpowers1061

24 күн бұрын

@@donniem4597 The character who said it, Skylar?

Finally someone acknowledging that this was definitely the scariest scene in all of the show.

@ethonzianch129

2 ай бұрын

seriously dude i can watch this series 3000 times and that scene will unsettle me to no end, uncanny and awesome.

@ratyrat5

26 күн бұрын

why r u saying "finally" as if this isnt a majority opinion

@osheroth

25 күн бұрын

​@@ratyrat5The majority of the fans also consider the "you're goddamn right" scene as one of the best when it's one of the cheesiest and forced badass scenes, so

@yajrobot

24 күн бұрын

@@osheroth always thought it was good because it was deliberately cheesy and jerky at the same time yet it still felt aware of it's nature.

@frogdeity

22 күн бұрын

Literally everyone thinks this is the scariest and best scene in the show.

“If the lab was Heisenberg’s coffin, this moment was Walter White’s” great ending line. Subbed right after.

@dstarr3

2 ай бұрын

Same

@samwoodyatt4568

2 ай бұрын

@@dstarr3 Same lmao that was cold af

@EQuake2290

26 күн бұрын

mf unironically said "this is the moment walter white became heisenberg" and you were like damn dude DEEP

@GrungeVoid

21 күн бұрын

it was corny asf what is u on about 💀🙏

I like to think if Vince ever saw this video he'd respond with, "Composition? Brown lighting? Coffins? Nah we all just kinda did that one day. Bryan Cranston just felt like screaming too."

@eiyukabe

17 күн бұрын

"Yeah, Cranston just thought of a funny joke at the wrong time and started laughing. He was actually supposed to curl up and shiver. We all wanted to go home as this was the fiftieth take so we just kept it in."

@CallofFreaky

7 күн бұрын

Bryan was feeling a little quirky that day

The phone call is also important because it means Saul made the call and it can’t be taken back, which means Gus will know that Walt tried to interfere, which means now Gus will 100% go after his whole family

@sirtorchington

16 күн бұрын

This show somehow gets better and better the more intricate details like this you recognize

Bro cooked with this one. 99.1% pure.

@UberNoober23

13 күн бұрын

comment of the year

Bryan's acting in this scene was just SO GOOD. The fear, the screaming, and the laughter afterwards. It was beautiful.

There’s also a very simple aspect of the scene, like the crawl space feels like hell itself, (it’s literally a basement) and Walt just finally descends into it. Like some sort of demon of greed. Also this was really good you’ve earned a sub!

@lancelloti.

2 ай бұрын

Totally! And thanks!

I absolutely love how the roles completely flip in this scene: Walter just wants to keep the family safe, and Skyler confessed that she did illegal things for her family

I feel like it's such a cliche at this point to praise Breaking Bad for the masterpiece that it is, but every analysis I watch just reveals new layers of brilliance that I never even considered before. This show was something truly special.

@raymondsims7042

20 күн бұрын

Yeah breaking bad is nothing short of a masterpiece. It easily is one of the ten best shows I’ve ever watched

@LyleChristine

4 күн бұрын

It's never a cliche to praise a great piece of work - the feeling of being astounded can never be a cliche as that feeling of "wow" is rare in most creative works. The reason I first hooked onto Breaking Bad was because I saw some repetitive social media talking about an important reveal (probably Gus Fring's exit). And when I finally decided to check the show out, I couldn't believe I'd been missing out on some of the BEST television I'd ever seen. The biggest irony was I instantly became addicted to the series, just like people became addicted to to the high quality blue meth Walter and Jesse cooked.

The editing of this video is insane. High quality editing on top of incredible analysis. Bravo

@lancelloti.

2 ай бұрын

Thank you bro!

Walt's laughing gives the shining vibes

@deathchronicles6960

19 күн бұрын

You mean The demon possesing jack laugh as evil as it get😂

@daviebaggins

19 күн бұрын

The heartbeat soundtrack as well! Good eye i hadnt caught that.

The laughing is when Walt became Jonkleberg

@Flidxy

22 күн бұрын

Who the actual fuck is jonklelberg

@toastedtoaster3836

20 күн бұрын

@@Flidxy the jonklerberg

@toastedtoaster3836

20 күн бұрын

@@Flidxyhe could stop jonkling

The transition from utter sorrow laughter was perfectly executed, but what really sold it to me was the one moment between his hysterical laughter, he twitched involuntarily and it freaked me the fuck out. Its the moment before the camera closes in in Skylara face in horror. I was freaked out, too. I was horrifed. Also, in awe with Brian Cranstons performance. Just brilliant.

So i'm just starting this channel so I'd really appreciate if you want to watch my other videos or share this one with someone you think might like it :)

@philsowers

23 күн бұрын

Been pouring over your channel after an algorithm recommendation, liked em all and subbed! Only recommendation would be spell check (eg: teLLephone) pronunciations, and audio seemed off on some of the footage of yourself (don't forget to "slate" or clap to get them synched. Commenters will be all over it I'm sure. I for one don't really care because of how more the rest of it all comes through as polished with your essay takes and the added footage. Seems like you actually paid attention in film class. ;) Cheers! PS: I may have missed the joke originally about teLLephone being a play off of lanceLLoti, so... there you go, works either way. ;)

the angling is a lot like her looking down on him like a body in a grave when he is in the crawlspace. it feels like someone upset like staring at a body in a funeral especially with walter's positioning.

Damn. I wrote a whole multi-page essay on this scene and honestly your analysis blew mine out of the water. This is an awesome piece of work.

this guy deserves way WAY more attention. he will be big. mark my words.

@lancelloti.

2 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for your kind words and belief in me! I truly appreciate it

@s8tansbitch_92

27 күн бұрын

i was about to comment this too, i thought this vid had a million views at first

@youllbemytourniquet

22 күн бұрын

He’ll probably have a million subs in like a year

@nikkydalby7126

8 сағат бұрын

@@youllbemytourniquetwell he’s almost at 50K for right now

when i first watched this scene it made me go wide eyed and silent for the whole duration lol, they did a really, really good job transmitting the utter hopelessness walter felt at that very moment

Everyone's obssessing over that last line ("If the lab was Heisenberg's coffin, this moment was Walter White's"). Well, so am I. Brilliant.

That scene where Skylar pulls away from the crawlspace door reminded me of the tenseness of The Shining with Nicholson. That music just sets the scene so well. Just brilliant.

what a killer final line

Ego. That is what is what every character has, in this show

@iheartwaffles91

2 күн бұрын

Every single one. Mike is the only one with a tiny bit of humility. Especially in Better Call Saul.

This isn't how i remember the Big Lebowski.

@Drew-bc7zj

23 күн бұрын

*"SHUT UP, DONNIE!!!"*

I don't know anything about cinematography and yet this was very easy to follow, very insightful and very entertaining throughout. You will be one of the greats

This scene actually did a better job at kicking in my fight or flight instincts and making me uneasy than many horror movies I’ve watched. I remember feeling so disturbed and uneasy watching it that when the episode ended, I had to put on KZread to distract myself from what I was feeling. That angle of Skylar looking down at Walt along with that steady thumping and Marie telling Skylar, “It’s happening again.” - all of it just feels so disturbing

Wow....I never connected that last transition.... thank you. This most definitely was a disturbing episode....physically, emotionally, visually......I loved the way you broke down the sound aspect.

I just have to point out, that the clothing bag at the beginning looking like a body bag, it really cements the statement of “tomb-feeling” imo

6:14 "Telephone" has one "L"

some really good editing choices here. keeping the soundtrack going when you pause the clip is brilliant

"What is certain is that Walter crawls like a dead man". Bruh. How does a dead person crawl? What does that even mean?

@user-tk2yg9je7c

13 күн бұрын

like a man left for dead

@hikaritakashi

7 күн бұрын

Like someone is out to get him and all hope is lost, crawling to the end basically.

I just looked and was mad surprised there's only 2k subs tuning in to this level of examination, commentary, and video composition. Props dude this is a great scene analysis and very entertaining to watch

I keep think about how good Bryan did that laugh, truly an amazing actor

Wtf? you have 150 subscribers? i totally expected to see way more when i looked down after watching the video. Props for the high quality content, i'd love to see more breaking bad/better call saul stuff :)

@deathbydank3206

2 ай бұрын

Wow I just became his 400th, the algorithm does wonders I suppose

@lancelloti.

2 ай бұрын

Thank you so much bro!

@LeftNutTrauma

2 ай бұрын

@@lancelloti. goddamn Im here at 1.44k

@piyush._swami

21 күн бұрын

​@@LeftNutTraumaafter a month bro's at 17K🗣️👏👏

@gamma_dablam

8 күн бұрын

41k now !

Actual chills at that ending, editing is amazing brother love the vids

@lancelloti.

2 ай бұрын

thank you

The sound design and soundtrack of Breaking Bad is really good aswell. This moment and the part at the end where Walter kills Jack stands out as incredibly unnerving pieces; somewhat Silent Hill-esque.

this was a fantastic video. i remember being absolutely floored by this episode the first time i watched the series. this puts it into words nicely

Brilliant analysis with a well executed video.

This scene from Brain Cranston has to be up there with best acting of all time

I always loved this scene, it has always stood out to me. Thanks for the analysis 😊

This scene is pure perfection. We all knew it the first time we saw it.

Great analyses. You have another sub and like! This shows how much effort has been put into this series, Bravo Vince!

Good video, good analysis. Enjoyed.

Dude, these videos are insane quality. You're going to go places

The music is so amazingly haunting and really captures the doom and dread here

Excellent, *excellent* analysis, well done! The only small detail you didn't go over would be how Skyler is going numb when she first walks into the room, as indicated by the soundtrack and special sound effects, letting her hold from what is happening and disassociating. Walter screaming "Where's the money!?", breaks that fog and drags her back to reality, where she needs to focus and explain herself.

You earned yourself a new fan. impressive analysis

For a video of THIS quality it deserves 100x times the attention. but this is phenomenal i love how you approach these scenes in a much more deeper way than most compared to the generic "crawlspace tomb"

This channel is gonna take off soon. I'm glad to have been here

At the end, when the pulse starts to fade away and the white noise begins, makes me think that those are Walter's last heartbeats as Heisenberg is slowly taking over. The zoom out conveys the idea of Walter's soul leaving his body as well. A bit pretentious, i know, but i like to see it that way.

Found your channel yesterday and I’m really loving these essays. Keep up the great work man, nice to see how fast you’ve grown the Channel. Awesome insights and discussions.

@lancelloti.

2 ай бұрын

Thank you very much bro 🙏 I uploaded a new one today, in case you want to check it out!

This is so well edited bro

excellent video. i want to rewatch this episode so bad now. subbed!

Great video man. Cant wait to see where your channel goes.

I remember watching this scene for the first time and saying to myself “is this the greatest show ever?”

I'm so glad I found your channel. DAMN GOOD!

An amazing comment I saw under a video which was this scene made sense, but I didn't realise it at the time. It said "It feels like the entire series is having a panic attack" and that stuck with me for a while.

Amazing video!

My absolute favourite scene of the whole show. Nice analysis 😊❤️

my GOD, that pulsing made me so uncomfortable. I love it.

This video was amazing!

Wonderful video dude, it was super entertaining. Can’t wait to see what you make next 😄

I don’t understand how anyone can hate Skyler watching this scene

Man I really like your video keep on doing what you do !

video went so hard!! very well made.

absolutely insane video well done bro

@lancelloti.

2 ай бұрын

Thank you very much. I uploaded a new one today, in case you want to check it out!

i love your videos man keep it up

The last sentence man... so cool, poetic even

Crawl space is probably my favorite episode of the show. The crawl space scene was the moment I realized that this was the greatest show I had ever seen.

this scene literally gave me goosebumps🔥🔥

Great video man 👍

excellent video love it

The scream is the funniest thing ever because of memes when it's such a devastating moment

Great analysis, this is straight up horror movie filmmaking!! So sick. Walt is legitimately a monster here

Sound design really takes it to next level they used very little dramatic sound / music

I really like the fact your videos are kind olfshort. Hope for your grow on youtube !

You are gonna be big. This is amazing work

I still find the 737 down over ABQ final reveal to be the most disturbing scene, one because it actually shows the explosion which is not only grim but cool, but it also shows the teddy bear which indirectly says to the audience whether they want to believe it or not; there was innocent kids on the plane. spine chilling.

It was so dark and hopeless, and then Walt's laughter filled the air.... And I knew at that moment, everything was going to be okay.

my man, keep it going!

The telephone ringing is just perfect. Best show ever.

Good video man keep this up you'll be huge!!!

@lancelloti.

2 ай бұрын

thank you so much bro 🙏❤

@floriss9

2 ай бұрын

agreed!

😮 love this channel

What is certain is that Walter crawls like a dead man... uh, about that.

masterpiece of a video too

That laughter will haunt my memories forever in the most hilarious way

Walt's brain just breaking at everything going wrong when even the money is gone crawling in the dirt under the house on his hands and knees after Gus threatened everyone. . . . . .Wife "No Sis, tell me about it, everything will be OK" like her husband is not having some kind of breakdown in the background. . . .The cinematography, the lighting, the editing, the time ticking away or was that my heart pounding through my chest?

I wonder if they shot this in the Netherlands because these shots are Dutch as hell. Also, 6:13 bro really spelled "telephone" wrong.

@nicks4802

24 күн бұрын

Dude coulda wrote POO on screen and it wouldn’t matter diddly squat to me 🤷‍♂️

@jdweberg

21 күн бұрын

Yeah. Maybe it's shallow, but that kind of took me out of the whole video. It's hard to take someone seriously who makes such an obvious error.

Fess up dude. You deliberately spelled telephone with two Ls, to add to the discomfort.

Skyler singing happy birthday to Ted was the most disturbing scene in all history

Definitely on point ☝🏻 ... Good eye.

"Dirt the texture of death" wild observation

This scene wasn’t scary at all. This was a masterpiece of an ending ! When I finished this episode I was in complete awe

Hank’s death was most disturbing for me.

Some say that Walter cracking in this scene is when he really becomes Heisenberg.

6:13 Telephone*

this is incredibly edited

It was difficult for me to go to sleep when I first watched this scene

Fantastic. Thumbs up!