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#1 by Anonymous (Nobody) at 08 Apr 2014 18:50:31 GMT
| This was 90% a great, great episode.However it kinda annoeyd me that Hank's boss is underestimating his judgement. Hank has already proven himself thoroughly since his hunch about Gus Fring turned out to be accurate, I'd have thought his boss would trust his hunches a bit more now. I guess the way it played still makes sense though. Also, Walt getting to remove the bug is a shame, I had hoped Hank would find it and put the pieces together about Walt. I really hope it is just a red herring and that Hank will indeed figure out the truth in some other way next week.But it annoeyd me EXTREMELY that Mike turned his back on Walter. After insulting him. In a deserted area. Knowing that Walt had access to a bag with a gun in it. Knowing full well that Walt hates him. Knowing that Walt can't stand to be insulted and is prone to impulsive actions in the heat of the moment. It just didn't add up.Mike has generally been established to be almost superhumanly careful, and people can say what they want about how Mike never took Walt seriously as a threat, and okay sure. But under the circumstances, I did not buy for one second that Mike would be quite so defeatable in this scene.I think it would've been a much better scene if Walt had premeditated the murder of Mike. If Mike had been more cautious but still somehow come undone, and if Walt had ruthlessly walked up to the dying Mike and blown his brains out. Nothing to do with any names, just because he didn't like him.The scene as it stands was gorgeously filmed and beautifully acted. But I hated it, because I just thought it could have been a lot more smartly-done in terms of how Mike came undone. And it should also have been a lot more chilling. I mean, I do think there should be a moment for Walt to apologise for something and be a bit rattled, but I don't think it should've been this scene. The whole I forgot Lydia has the list thing seemed really forced to me. I think this should've been a full-Heisenberg scene, fully ruthless and evil. Walt choosing to premeditate the murder of a man simply because he didn't like him, and then hiding the truth from Jesse.As it stands, gorgeously-filmed, gorgeously-acted, but probably the most frustrated I've ever been by any scene in the entire history of the show. Which is a shame, because I adored the rest of the episode and really wanna talk about that, but I just can't shut up about how much the ending annoeyd me. |
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