Talk about the protagonist of "BB": a juvenile chemistry genius, a middle-aged and frustrated chemistry teacher, the mortgage of the house has not been completed, his wife suddenly became pregnant, his son was slightly cerebral palsy and disabled, and then he was found to have grade 3 lung cancer (In the late stage), poor and down-to-earth, so desperately tried to make drugs, such a man with an ordinary background but complex emotions was played by Bryan Cranston, a senior uncle, I wondered if he had experienced something, or how could he act so well: The desperate smile when there is no way to escape, the deep eyes that see through everything. The honest and honest scientist temperament displayed in every gesture and the desperate ferocity and ruthlessness that burst out in the face of adversity.
There is a crime called drugs, and there is also a drug called crime. After killing the Kraze brothers in the first season, white said to Jesse: This is the last time, no one can die anymore, and in the fourth season, white did not hesitate to kill the gang members and blow up Gus. Let Xiao J shoot Gale. To him, there was no difference between killing a person and killing a group of people. The blood on his hands could not be washed away. After earning millions and getting rid of his wife into the water, the purpose of old White at this time is not only to save the family so pure. More to survive the crisis, already more money. To this end, he may have to kill more people on the road of drug trafficking. I think when white goes farther and farther, I don't know how I will feel when I look back on that year. It is conceivable that Walter White, a middle-aged man with the responsibility of saving his family, wanders between darkness and light, longing for an ordinary life, but unable to break free and sinking deeper and deeper. In fact, when he commits a crime, he begins There is no turning back.
Another protagonist, Jesse Pinkman, a gangster who dropped out of school and became addicted to drugs, was dragged into the water by White after an operation to catch drug dealers, and used his sales channels to cooperate with White and became White's partner. If white is stepping into the dark, then jesse is wandering in the dark. Although this young Fan Er often messes things up, he is still a principled man: he likes children very much (the reason why he fell out of love in childhood), and he will never abandon his partner. Never allow him to hurt those he loves. Such a stumbled youth was treated by White as an apprentice and a son. (In the fourth season, the old white was wrong, Xiao W called him jesse, sighing with emotion) Xiaofan longs for the warmth of the family, but can't ask for drug addiction, how similar is this to White. One is addicted to drugs and one is addicted to money. Sad.
Some of the other supporting roles are remarkable, and some almost steal the popularity of the protagonist: fried chicken Obama (Gus), Uncle Picasso (Mike), ringing drug lord (Hector), underworld lawyer Goodman. There are also the cucurbit brothers, the lame police detective scientist Gale and so on. In a good TV series, these supporting roles are indispensable, and the details determine success or failure. The flesh-and-blood supporting roles make "Breaking Bad" fuller and more comprehensive in the world view. This is the reason why "BB" is not only a masterpiece, but also a masterpiece.
There is a crime called narcotics, and there is also a crime called narcotics. It's addictive, it's addicting, it's not just getting what it wants, it's letting people lose more. Every time you kill a person, you hurt ten people associated with it. And every time you tell a lie, you have to make up for it with ten other lies, and BreakingBad tells such a story—a story of money, drugs, and family.
By the way, White's pseudonym is Heisenberg, a famous 20th century physicist who developed the atomic bomb for Nazi Germany.
2013.10.13 BY: RG
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