Walter White Becoming Increasingly Confident | Breaking Bad

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Walter White Becoming Increasingly Confident | Breaking Bad

[unknownvariable]

The first episode does everything it can to get you on Walt’s side. Then the rest of the show is a test to see how far you’ll go with him.

[DomQuartuccio]

I'll never get over him sticking up for Walt Jnr in the clothing store, that was a real confidence boost for Walt.

[rohanpeter]

Imagine how different things would have been had Walt loaded the gun properly in the pilot

[Momofan]

A weird type of confidence where there is still an overwhelming presence of insecurity.

[silverman]

I love how as his confidence grows it becomes unclear whether his ego is making him evil, or if his villainy is giving him his ego.

[delfin]

Love how Walt, a chemistry teacher, he himself goes through *the study of change.*

[unknownvariable]

I love how there’s like 20 different moments in the show where someone could make an argument for when he actually becomes Heisenberg.

[BaieDesBaies]

I just love the moment when he says "My name is Bad, Breaking Bad." So badass.

[KikoZenzen]

Honestly, seeing him being so bloodthirsty at the end of the series is scary. Walt, dissatisfied with his life, was able to experience something thrilling, and to be proud of it, but at what cost...

[illaxx]

4:52 absolutely LOVE the very subtle micro expression from walt almost breaking a smile to instantly dropping it at the realization of how awful the timing is. bryan cranston is brilliant.

[godamoon]

“Yeah there’s no deep seeded issues there…” the audacity for saul goodman to say that 😂

[devilbob]

Without Grethen and Eliot final scene this video is incomplete

[LuxiBelle]

In Breaking Bad, characters become stronger the less hair they have.

[dantv]

Walter is simultaneously one of the most badass TV villians, (especially with his expressiive face and goatee) and also one of the most insecure and egotistical men on TV

[iamthedanger]

I love how jr thinks Walter is laying cause the cancer is back and he passed out in the living room. While, as far as skyler knows, an israeli mercenary could have perfectly been trying to kill Walter with a flamethrower.

[mmgmagic]

0:53 The episode footage getting corrupted is a subtle indication of how this is the start of the corruption of Walter's morality as he descends into Heisenberg. Bravo Vince!

[ComplexityComplex]

Walt: "I am not a criminal. No offense to any people who are."
Gus: 😑

[SujoyChakravarthi]

This is truly the moment I saw 14 minutes and 11 seconds of how Walter White gradually became Heisenberg

[Mattsfitmind]

Cranston said in an interview that Tony Soprano made the Walter White character possible. Tony S was the first bad guy we rooted for. He paved the way.

[DarkLeviathan]

I love how he gets increasingly more confident from season 5 to season 2 🤓