[QUOTE=Aries;41995082]Sub-Zero confirmed for killing Walt[/QUOTE]
MK10 confirmed.
[editline]28th August 2013[/editline]
Methality.
[sp] When Walt gives Hank the CD, it has the same blue and transparency as his meth [/sp]
Pretty small detail and probably not important but it was just something I noticed and thought was cool.
i don't see how something blue is necessary significant
[sp]when hank crashes his car the sky is blue like walt's meth showing a contrast between the two characters[/sp]
i don't think that a slight tint is related to anything or intentional
[QUOTE=TCB;41999519]i don't see how something blue is necessary significant
[sp]when hank crashes his car the sky is blue like walt's meth showing a contrast between the two characters[/sp]
i don't think that a slight tint is related to anything or intentional[/QUOTE]
If you listen to the podcast they talk about how they use color, lighting, and symbolism at every chance they get. So I have no doubt in my mind it was intentional.
The quotes on Facepunch are blue symbolizing the meth that even though a thing of the past, like the thing we quote, it still has effect on our lives, as in we responding to it.
[QUOTE=Twipsters;41999679]If you listen to the podcast they talk about how they use color, lighting, and symbolism at every chance they get. So I have no doubt in my mind it was intentional.[/QUOTE]
I gotta say, its a bit of a stretch to say the CD is symbolic. I agree and know how much effort they put in with lighting and color, but I think you're just grasping with the CD. CDs bottoms tend to be blue.
I still have no clue what the fuck the colors mean.
[QUOTE=Twipsters;41999679]If you listen to the podcast they talk about how they use color, lighting, and symbolism at every chance they get. So I have no doubt in my mind it was intentional.[/QUOTE]
Where's this podcast?
We are actually all meth dealers
[QUOTE=WillerinV1.02;42000642]I gotta say, its a bit of a stretch to say the CD is symbolic. I agree and know how much effort they put in with lighting and color, but I think you're just grasping with the CD. CDs bottoms tend to be blue.[/QUOTE]
I'd agree with you if it clearly wasn't the same tint. Rewatch the scene, it isn't the bottom of the CD. It's clearly in a case that is the same tint as the meth he makes. There's totally symbolism behind it. Walt has never actually said anything to Hank, he has just given vague threats. When he finally puts down the CD with his signature blue, he's literally showing Hank his true colors. Besides, the symbolism doesn't have to be deep, since in the next scene Walt clearly explains himself and his motives, but it's clear the blue represents Heisenberg.
And I doubt that CD case went through the hands of the prop team and in extreme coincidence and made it to air and still have the creators of the show be completely oblivious to it. A clear CD case would have made the point but seeing how the prop team went out of their way to use a blue case is evidence enough that it is intentional.
Also just look at this damn thing
[url]http://i.imgur.com/SqMp606.gif[/url]
That's Heisenbergs signature blue.
[QUOTE=Pvt Anderson;42001139]Where's this podcast?[/QUOTE]
[url]http://www.amctv.com/shows/breaking-bad/insider-podcast-season-5[/url]
Someone linked to the RSS feed in the comments, which I'm surprised AMC doesn't just link to that directly.
[quote][URL]http://i.imgur.com/SqMp606.gif[/URL][/quote]
i'm more interested in the woman in the background
oh man, that yellow filter every fucking desert scene
one of the things in the show that annoyed me quite a bit
desert pissvision
Breaking Bad is a prequel to Fallout: New Vegas
[QUOTE=Twipsters;42001555]I'd agree with you if it clearly wasn't the same tint. Rewatch the scene, it isn't the bottom of the CD. It's clearly in a case that is the same tint as the meth he makes. There's totally symbolism behind it. Walt has never actually said anything to Hank, he has just given vague threats. When he finally puts down the CD with his signature blue, he's literally showing Hank his true colors. Besides, the symbolism doesn't have to be deep, since in the next scene Walt clearly explains himself and his motives, but it's clear the blue represents Heisenberg.
And I doubt that CD case went through the hands of the prop team and in extreme coincidence and made it to air and still have the creators of the show be completely oblivious to it. A clear CD case would have made the point but seeing how the prop team went out of their way to use a blue case is evidence enough that it is intentional.
Also just look at this damn thing
[url]http://i.imgur.com/SqMp606.gif[/url]
That's Heisenbergs signature blue.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, I've got to agree with you. Looked at a bunch of different CD cases online. Most of the time they're clear, or they come in assortments of different colors. Believe it or not, blue, let alone Heisenblue is not that common for CD cases. Definite symbolism, but I bet there's a lot more symbolism just like it in the show. When I re-watch Breaking Bad I'm definitely gonna have to keep a look out for shit like this.
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9N3sKvFwc4[/media]
oh man
[QUOTE=Aries;42001658][img]https://fbcdn-sphotos-g-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash3/q71/526331_584206711634584_1165467728_n.jpg[/img][/QUOTE]
They also did something similar with the final scene of Season 1 and first scene of Season 2.
[t]http://i.imgur.com/XEPGL.jpg[/t]
I guess they just filmed the Season 2 scenes at a different time of day and had to color correct the original footage or something.
[QUOTE=Swiket;42003835]They also did something similar with the final scene of Season 1 and first scene of Season 2.
[t]http://i.imgur.com/XEPGL.jpg[/t]
I guess they just filmed the Season 2 scenes at a different time of day and had to color correct the original footage or something.[/QUOTE]
The shadows on each scene are identical, so I guess somewhere between season 1 and 2 the producer thought it would be a good idea to use the yellow filter. I never really noticed it until seeing this thread though.
Having been watching through everything recently, I did in fact notice that jarring change. It kinda pissed me off for the first 10 minutes or so, then I completely forgot about it until it came up here again. I actually don't mind it in this case, it really changes the mood of many of the scenes, makes it more... I don't know... exotic or something. Like they live in a crazy sun-drenched place I could never hope to visit.
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[QUOTE=Aurora93;42003782][media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9N3sKvFwc4[/media]
oh man[/QUOTE]I am le one who knocks.
[QUOTE=Swiket;42003835]They also did something similar with the final scene of Season 1 and first scene of Season 2.
[t]http://i.imgur.com/XEPGL.jpg[/t]
I guess they just filmed the Season 2 scenes at a different time of day and had to color correct the original footage or something.[/QUOTE]
I actually noticed that, since I watched the final of the 1st season and right after that the first episode of the 2nd season, confusion ensured.
[URL]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJmq7EuzNFM[/URL]
thumbnail is pretty bad, snipped it from media tags (latest episode spoilers)
[QUOTE=proch;42005603]I actually noticed that, since I watched the final of the 1st season and right after that the first episode of the 2nd season, confusion ensured.[/QUOTE]
George Lucas is one of the producers on Breaking Bad, so expect a re-re-Rerelease of the blu ray seasons with CGI baby Holi instead of doll Holi.
[QUOTE=EndOfTheWorld;42007832]George Lucas is one of the producers on Breaking Bad, so expect a re-re-Rerelease of the blu ray seasons with CGI baby Holi instead of doll Holi.[/QUOTE]
No, he's not.
[QUOTE=Joz;42008133]No, he's not.[/QUOTE]
Joke
Your head
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