Better Call Saul 6x13 Finale - Saul Goes To Court Scene (Full Scene)

Better Call Saul 6x13 Finale - Saul Goes To Court Scene (Full Scene)

[kianfrew]

one of the hardest entrances ever, man was dripped tf out

[maxthemax]

I'd say Saul walking into court in his extravagant suit one last time, along with this music, in black and white, is going to be one of the most iconic moments of this series.

[MisterGenesisAK]

Damn I was almost expecting Saul to turn on his car alarm, causing the M60 to shoot through the courtroom, resulting in the deaths of the majority of the people. Bravo Vince.

[matthewberube]

As the late Howard Hamlin once said “You can’t hide who you really are forever.”

[lucasbuarquemarchitelli]

He’s still using the plane crash ribbon. Legend.

[CherrySteak]

Saul deserves it but it's honestly kind of sad to see it happen. What a journey

[kyledass]

He ended up with the ending he recommended to Walter. Face the music and be the John Dillinger of the Detention Block.

[ProMoneyBagZ]

Incredible entrance. The music, tension, the looks and hell even Marie appearing here. Chills, he’s facing the music. Thank you to everyone involved in this.

[MrFring]

0:13 the way the U.S Marshall is looking at Saul is perfect. Even the extras are amazing actors.

[SuntrapMC]

Saul looks cold ash in this scene can’t even lie

[TheRoyalGuardian]

This moment reminds me so much of Nacho’s final moments before his death. They proved that displaying that you have the power to do something, and that you’re not as vulnerable as it would seem is just as effective as using that power itself. Nacho didn’t have to shoot Bolsa to prove he could kill him, because he very well could have. Same concept in this episode. Saul used his master negotiating tactics to talk down a life sentence and then some, down to a 7 year sentence. And in the court room scene, he then breaks the plea bargain and has his sentence raised again. Saul didn’t have to keep his sentence to prove he was successful. The fact that he convinced prosecution in the first place to reduce is sentence was enough.

[rnadomj]

The lyrics to the entrance music is almost a rebuttal to Chuck’s philosophy “People don’t change”.

“All things are possible, if you only believe.”

[Tetfima]

You know, I'm not going to lie. Watching this made my stomach churn. This was the real moment of truth. Up until this point he's haggling down to 7 years, pity partying his rehearsed story, bragging, demanding Ice Cream, smiling and flexing in front of Hank's wife. And even for a second you think he's going to betray Kim HARD. So seeing him like this really threatened us with the thought of JUST how evil this character could have been. Which makes his breakthrough in the courtroom SO much more cathartic. Which is why tears were streaming down my face.

"My name is McGill. James McGill."

Bravo

[TheLifesachz]

It definitely looks like a scene Scorsese would do and it looks like one of those mob entrance scenes you see in Goodfellas. It fits so damn well with Saul at this point! Beautiful scene.

[duhotatoday]

This ending feels much more mature than the one we got in Breaking Bad.
I feel like the authors really grew in terms of cinematography and storytelling

[ilyaszainaddin]

Jene gets caught
Saul enters court
Jimmy goes to prison
Perfect.

[simonf]

This is the moment Saul said "It's Saulin time."

[arandompasserby]

The part that I like most about this scene is how they've been doing a pretty good job throughout the series of making Odenkirk look younger than he is ... but they didn't do it here. The juxtaposition of Saul's classic bright, flashy clothing (obvious even when all color is removed) paired with the face of an older, somber and very tired man really sells this scene to me.

[akilkotamarti]

Even in black and white, his suits have the most color.

[FusionAnimations]

I would've loved to see the red suit being the only thing in color, but the scene is still so fire