Bryan Cranston Dreamt his DEATH SCENE from Drive!

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[HyphyJuice]

It was so good. It showed how fucking cold blooded Albert's character was.

[oldkingcrow]

As someone who had a serious knife accident almost severing my left wrist, there is pain 🤣

[joshuapatrick]

This is the excellence that can occur when the director allows creatives to enhance their vision.

[Fatherofheroesandheroines]

That is much colder. Even in his dreams Bryan Cranston is a terrific actor!

[jnnyism]

Brings a new meaning to the phrase “killing me with kindness”

[OMGmyFACE]

Not only did it make Albert Brooks seem even scarier, it plays into his not getting a handshake earlier in the movie. It added so much that it's hard to believe it wasn't already in the script. Love it.

[radicallybean]

he literally dreams better than us too. he is born to be the actor he is today. sounds dumb to type out but, you know, he could’ve definitely just been in short time plays, local theaters his whole life, or just nothing serious at all.

[DocMortsnarg]

Thank God it is. One of the more unique and creepy deaths I've seen

[chriscohen]

That scene sent a chill down my spine I never felt before. Easily the most shocking murder I've even seen in a movie

[isabellagutierrez]

Director: no, I'm the director. you're just an actor.

*bad ending unlocked*

[FreePieftw]

I had to take a break from the movie and have a little lie down at that part

[iWannaSeeYourBalls]

„I have a Dream!“



~Bryan Cranston

[extremejoy]

That was a bad ass scene; good job Brian!

[violet-trash]

One of the most chilling murder scenes I've ever seen in a movie.

[theth]

This still freaks me out to this day. It’s almost as bad as saving private Ryans slow heart stab

[TheNormanmurk]

One of the scariest death scenes I've ever experienced in a movie. When you consider how off-guard you are whilst shaking someone's hand, it's a very scary scenario.

[xxxCrackerJackxxx]

it was truly an impactful and disturbing death scene, well acted and directed

[sosastro]

It's amazing how he thinks of other actors and what they would do to him ultimately to serve the characters and the story.

[enchantingwizardofrhythm]

That was a great idea! One of the most memorable moments of the movie

[d_no_allyn_]

Wow that's cool. That's crazy that was his idea.