Breaking Bad & Better Call Saul Scenes That Feel Like GTA Cutscenes. 

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yo they should put them in the next GTA 6 that Be amazing !

Pryce as well

He reminds me of Mike Toreno from GTA San Andreas.

Ken Rosenberg from Vice CIty

@@Godsecution Mike Toreno remembers me of Gus, they have a similar way to act and are equally mysterious(if you don't count BCS). Saul Goodman would be Ken Rosenberg.

Yeah saul is basically that guy in stranger missions

Gta 6, has to be

reading this is almost nostalgic lmfao

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At that moment money is probably worthless for him. He might just wanna get out of the criminal life and values more the relative safety of being a citizen and having normal relationship with friends and partner. Walt in the other hand...

Poor Jesse had his share of getting fucked at that point, very few things were keeping him in that business, he was less and less in need of money and more in need of a reason to just keep on living. He had to live with the guilty of being the reason why the few people who loved him were dead, and we all know he still had to go through the worse of his life.

Jesse’s just a junkie that was a “criminal” for easy cash. Pretty much a poser that wasn’t actually fit for the criminal underworld and all that the life came with. Goes to show that some people, who seem like stand-up family guys, golf on the weekend, say please/thank you, and don’t do much as go over 10 mph above speed limit can turn into absolute monsters if given the chance or is required. It can be seen in the real world too, I forgot you said it…but in Nazi Germany, regular people turned into torturous, sadistic, and brutal people. Not sure if they were civilians or regular troops tasked with guarding concentration camps or something like that. Turned into monsters

Yeah well people that have money tend to not care about money. Thats pretty much common sense

@@DontDefuse they love painting him like he’s a good guy because he cries a lot

Genius

LOL

Jesse kinda looks like that GTA protagonist who's getting into some trouble and randomly introduced to Saul (some sort of a Mike Toreno kinda guy) to be given a mission. And in the map there should be an 'S' sign to start the mission

I love that scene. Watching it always gets me hyped up to buy a small business. Jesse's reaction drives me nuts

@@cheeseburger9745 and the car wash

I imagine the cutscene ending, and appears "Properties unlocked" "Check the map to see available "

Agree, Very much like a David Cross / Zero character

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He is literally zero with all the nerdiness dorky vibe the glasses,the awkwardness,etc.

Yup, if someone ever decides to make a Live Action San Andreas movie, he would make a pretty good Zero!

@@TheLifesach33z LOL you think he would be better than David Cross?

So true. I wanna Join that game. This working 40hrs a week for chump change sucks

​@@dustinclouse6888 NO DON'T DO IT

@@dustinclouse6888 I'd say to look up interviews of reformed criminals who have done their time and know how life is both "in the game" and out of it. Bottom line is, you CAN get a lot of money by engaging in criminal enterprises, but your lifespan is also going to shorten SIGNIFICANTLY with all the dangerous people from both law enforcement and other criminal groups you'll be involved with, and chances are you could get randomly killed one day by some idiot with a gun for stupid reasons. Your money comes fast and so does your death date when you're in the game and you'll need a lot of skills and a LOT of luck to avoid an early grave or 20+ years in prison.

​@@dustinclouse6888smart thinking saying it in a RU-vid comment with your name on the profile. I think you're cut out for it

@@peanutgallery4He’s probably like 16 years old

But unfortunately he died

Especially cause Pryce looks like Lester in that scene too lol

Would be true to Trevor, but in this he actually meets his match XD

Imagine Trevor being whooped like that by a bigger baddie 💀

@@jaywallah5917with Rockstars way of having him be a unstoppable tank that never faces an form of interesting consequences or adversaries that actually match him in anyway because he is written to be perfect? I’m surprised Rockstar let that Better Call Saul scene from happening lol let alone have a baddie be better than him.

yeah, this comment gets posted a lot.

heh yeaj

What do you mean? Throwaway dialog that became fleshed out later?

@Arkward Shade tight

@@ratedr7845 tight tight yeah

Oh yeah. Mike definitely wanted to show him what an idiot he was.

His ego hated that he wasn't in complete control of everything. Or maybe it was more he needed others to think he was in control. He was threw such a hissy fit every time someone questioned if he knew what he was doing lol.

He had the knowledge but no vision. He had the strength but only the brute side. The worst you can have as a crime boss.

The more you watch Breaking Bad after Better Call Saul the more Im seeing his selfishness, greediness, and want for control. Everything has to be HIS way

Walts an idiot who thinks being a super nerd overcomes his emotional childishness. He is a great character. He was going to screw everything over eventually

I actually didn't take it as him not being greedy. For me, at that point Mike was acting smug and superior and that hurt Walt's ego so he wanted to stand up to him as a "show of strength". When Jesse offered all his money to Mike, Walt, not seeing Jesse as a threat to his empire at the moment, didn't want him to lose all of his cut so he humbled down and sucked up his ego. Tl:dr : Walt was trying to pick a fight but humbled down because he didn't want Jesse to lose his cut I may be wrong tho, this is just my two cents.

@@stormanimations5422 I like ur interpretation. It's not as much Walt thinking clearly as it is him showing decency and respect to Jesse.

​@pyropulse My interpretation is (also) different. I took that as Walt seeing the potential for Mike to curry more favor with Jesse than himself by being selfless, so he started his subtle manipulations. He agrees to tough it out so he doesn't alienate himself, then when he gets alone with Jesse he brings up Gus killing Victor as an example of a boss getting his crew in order after one of them fucked up and went into business for themselves. The implication being that Mike is the one going into business for himself, and Walt needs to be the boss who handles it. The subtle undertone to Jesse is, of course, that if he ain't the boss, or the one fucking up, then he needs to stay out of it. This is of course the product of great writing; we all have to work to keep up with what they're giving us.

@pyropulse bro in real life you do not kill your workers that got caught, that’ll make things way too hot and have the feds up your ass. Giving them money on the books or giving their families money to keep em quiet is common practice, not to mention Walt wouldn’t have to worry about that expense if he didn’t KILL the actual boss of the operation. Now that he’s the boss he has more responsibilities, you and Walter both lack this understanding and that’s why he inevitably fell. Running an operation of that magnitude is much different than just selling meth to dealers and making money, you know the saying “More Money More Problems”?

Greed? It's common sense, they're a liability and they are freaking expensive. There is no criminal other than Mike who would've continued paying. It's just dumb.

Imagine if the whole series was turned to a videogame

@@patricksteele7336 if it was the 90s there'd already be a whole video game series lol

“Chapter 5: Guarma” Just like RDR2

You know the the producers of breaking bad pitched a GTA inspired Breaking Bad game

The train robbery would work so well as a mission.

I jumped out my seat when he showed back up in season 5 I was so happy to see him again. Also had a wild ass beard too.

@Cock Sucker Interesting enough, his appearance in season 5 was actually supposed to be Patrick Kuby (the red haired guy that can be seen with Huell a few times in BB) but the actor Bill Burr had scheduling conflicts so Trevor stepped in instead

@@thesexyshark1646 same, Steven Ogg is great

and lester as well

@@theonlybigsmoke and mike (micheal)

He's a fantastic character, definitely the best character in the show. Mike's my favourite tho

I agree that this is indeed his character, but I can't think of a scenario where Gus could have lived without being a danger for Walt. Not after Jesse tried to go for the dealers that Walt then ran over. That's why, while I think Walt is really ignorant in that regard and I'm not at all trying to defend his morality lol, I don't think it's completely fair to say "Shouldn't have killed Gus lol"

@@glanni I definetly agree with u to be fair. Gus wanted to kill Walt at some point. Walt pretty much had no choice but to eliminate the threat.

​@@JustinAEvans yeah but they only got to that point because of water wanting to get his way and pushing his luck too far, thinking he could get away with anything. just as mike says later in season 5, if walter had just known his place and played the game under gus instead of trying to run the game as his own empire, he could've easily just kept cooking and made all the money he needed without ever angering gus. and even the reason he was forced to kill gus was once again due to him interfering. (and skyler giving away their money) granted, gus killing hank wouldn't have been ideal either, but walter essentially backed himself into a corner at every opportunity until he was forced to find a way to kill gus to get himself and his family out of it alive.

Gus and Walt should never have met. Oil and water. Thanks Saul.

100% the three playable characters would be Walt, Jesse and Hank

To compare it to GTA5; Jesse would be the Franklin

​@@Anonymous-bu5bkMike, not Hank. He's too much of a good a good guy to be a GTA protagonist.

​​@@TumbleflopHoly cow you're right

It's because he's a fish out of water. Like the gtao player and Niko

The ending of the big one silent approach, where they argue in Michael's Driveway...

Even through the walkout, the extremely low background music, the NPCs walking away when stuff starts getting more intense, it's *the* perfect GTA scene

​@@KaliBeatsYoSoyAquelit works perfectly to introduce multiple mechanics Like the assassin's missions for Lester in 5 introducing investing

It was the only one in the video that actually captured that feeling tbh

They make shit games now, look at the remakes of all their games

​@@ididntaskverified3663 Yeah, maybe it wasn't a good idea.

@@gabriel010X hell nah that would be hard asf

they have thought about it but it didn't come to fruition

you can go there now

especially the end credits in better call saul

Jesse, Walt and Mike would be the protagonists like in GTAV with Franklin, Micheal and Trevor

The building buying could be a unique feature like GTA VC and VCS's empire building

W comment 👍

Saul good man dlc

@@jkbytheway4285mike would be michael, jesse would be franklin and of course walt would be trevor

How many times have I seen fuckers take a Massage or something while they're talking about their job and shit? This is so accurate.

shut up

Also the title of the mission on the bottom right once the cutscene starts and slowly fades away.

Fr, these two details could make a great great video

lmao i might make that for fun i will link if i do

Right hahaha when I was listening to the list of deductions and I heard “goodmans cut 18,000 each” I wanted to say, and felt like Walt should’ve said “Goodman doesn’t need that much” hahaha

@@clamcrewcarclub6017 Nah walt knows goodman's worth it and he wouldn't short him anymore than he would jesse.

@@Nechrome9 giving Legal Advice, Being their lawyer incase of an oopsie, helping with Money Laundering, looking for potential connections and associates, All that Jazz. It may not sound like much being the lawyer of a Drug Lord, but it can make a whole world of difference if your foot soldiers get caught.

Breaking Bad wouldnt exist without Saul Goodman. Walter would just get his ass busted when the feds got Badger, he just talks and everything is over.

You need a Saul in your life. He goes above and beyond for his clients. Saul is the Gold Standard for lawyers.

The reference to the amount of weapons he has on him at any time makes it complete

​@@LeeAndersonMusicI mean you could carry that many... but how uncomfortable 😂

​@@ThinkingProblemseriously, even having 3 knives on you can be uncomfortable 😂

I thought it was crazy to think to myself that Breaking Bad would make a great game, everything about it would fit together :) Thinking like this, GTA could be a series too 🤔

Literally. I’m so engrossed I forget this is supposed to be a joke

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I mean they are straight up just the scenes and nothing else, you'd probably get the same effect from watching a clips channel

Legit. It shows his ego that he didn’t want Jesse to pay for his share. He basically took it as “I know you can’t afford it. So I’ll pay it for you”

@@SMA2343 No he went from disobeying someone who in reality is his superior to covering for someone he considers a subordinate. If he let Jesse cover the fee, he thinks he would look weak when REALLY being immature and childish in this business deal made him look weak to begin with.

Yeah, but Walt is totally right on this one. Walt had nothing and has nothing to do with Mike's people. That is the issue and expense on Mike's end, he is 100% right on that. Also, Mike did not tell them that he is going to take so much money for his guys, he kept that silent.

Walt showed very Gamma behavior. "Joke's on you, I wanted a wedgie" basically. His ego so bad only let him give in as long as he could act like it was his own choice.

@@askidar267when dude snitches on Walt it won’t be mikes problem (in the fictional universe where they all weren’t brutally murdered in a classily shot prison murder complation)

Same!! Second viewing was so different

All of Walt's scenes make me cringe now. He really is an awful person

You can also really see signs of him being like this waaaaay earlier on than I originally thought

It’s funny because with the addition of BCS, they almost make Gus sympathetic. Walt and Jesse were raging bulls that burnt a whole empire to the ground.

Still don’t feel bad for Jesse, he knew what he got into. While Walt is despicable some of the actions he does makes sense due to the situation.

i mean gtav was released right before bb’s fifth season ended so the people at rockstar who worked on gtav might’ve been watching bb while developing it (gtav development and bb season one both started in 2008)

Gta 5 is filled with breaking bad references

That would be such a tragic GTA story arc.

​@@acjayca nice change of pace, though

Within a time limit too

It won’t be a mission. They will be scattered throughout the city. If you bother to find all of them, you earn his hotwheels hummer

It would be a side mission. "1 of 30 baseball cards found."

@@sylvester3018 batman arkham knight in a nutshell

@@lukes7479 ur right

Lmaooo

thats the point - in bis story about being a dead beat cop, he talks about taking a half measure and regretting it forever. And he knows he shouldn’t, but that’s just who he is. As cold a person he wants to be, he still holds himself back to help out someone smaller than him. First it was the wife beater, then it was Nacho, then it was Jesse. It’s the tragic irony of his life.

Too good to happen. Rockstar has lost their way since Dan houser left

Thats wouldn’t be a bad idea, he’s a great crime writer

@@seanrommel7535 Apparently GTA 6 is gonna be very "clean" compared to the others. The most violent, aggressive, foul mouthed, sex fuelled game in existence is now being given the corporate treatment.

@@RileyWritey if the rumour that the protagonist is gonna be a female Latino It’s going to be the most generic, insufferable and predictable gta.

@@seanrommel7535 I heard that was to break the "frat boy following" reputation GTA had... 😐😐😐

I will if I make another, thank you for the suggestion.

lol

That feels dark enough to be the intro to a character who is intentionally written as an amoral sociopath. Like how Devin and Steve are introduced prior to the torture mission

@@DukePigron I would also like to recommend the scene when Walt is cornered at the laundry and tells Jessie to kill Gale, I could totally see that cutscene in gta

nice pfp bro

Because Steven ogg is there the actor of Trevor from gta v

@@Supraem no shit sherlock

I’ll put it in my next one :)

Lmao true af

@@DukePigron also in 3x4 BB, when Jesse enters Sauls office and asks Saul, do you want a job?

@@DukePigron also when badger and skinny Pete are playing xbox with Jesse and are talking about cod zombies. Definitely feels like one of those funny cut scenes. Also when Walt goes to see Ted when he finds out Skyler cheated on him. And when hank rolls up on Tuco.

@@DukePigron That one was also great where mike was about to shoot hector on the face with sniper but gus stops him

One of my favorites from both the shows

Yea I never realized how good it was until now tbh

“Since you’ve got on the green eye shade” Is such a great line

I love the way Walt says "Ohh. It's what you do."

Classic example of someone mistaking their proficiency in one field for hypercompetence in all fields

please shut up and stop acting like your el chapo because you watched the same scene everyone else did.

Its not about that. Imagine your job took half your paycheck to keep the company afloat. Even id it makes sense, you’re gonna be mad.

@@Samael66616 when you’re the boss or ceo that’s exactly how it works tho lol and then people complain they’re paid to much but their salary often goes back into the company

@@Samael66616 Well you can't be mad if you're guy who made the business need to take that route.

He agreed with mike about that

I would say ken Rosenberg and Donald love is quite similar to Saul. Both lawyers and have Very dangerous contacts and friends

@@corephoenix3249 I saw Ken Rosenberg more nervous than charismatic always so anxious and yeah he's a nice character but not like Saul and Donald Love was more relaxed and diplomatic but again not like Saul. Both great characters though. I guess in the sense of having connections affiliated with the mafia and dangerous criminals they are similar but personality wise not so much.

@@juanpedro_mov7372 i agree with personality. But like i say they are "quite" similiar

Hopefully they can slip a Jesse in, a newborn rookie drug dealer or someone new on whatever industry the lore going to have actually learning and making decisions with his heart instead of his brain

@@jokerobama6857 You can argue Franklin is pretty much Jesse. Young kid who was in the smaller pond but met his mentor and started swimming with the bigger fishes and taking over the industry.

Pure exasperated Hal from MitM

and the border crossing ost from bcs sounds like something I’d hear from a robbery in GTA V

They can't be, duh. They use fictional names for cities.

"a lester look a like" that's the same actor who played lester in GTA V

@@user-vd6bl3sp7o no wayy. Didn’t know that, thanks for the fun fact

@@FeedMyBalls the parking garage scene used Steven ogg, Trevor's VA

Not stupid, too prideful.

When all of them have importance, someone is bound to revolt

To be honest Gale was to innocent and unaware of the truth surrounding him (not to say just to stupid) to have this kind of conversation.

@@fogyy the reason you don't often see revolts, revolutions, and other violent upheavals happen is because war is bad for the business of the establishment. Sure someone may win the war but they might also die a very very painful death and even if they win they may still lose because the business everyone was fighting over is destroyed (as it was when Walt killed Gus, hence me making this post). Better to play the long con, Walt waiting for Gus to inevitably get killed and gently take over without destroying his empire, Gale waiting for Walt to either advance or retire to take over his position, and Jesse would probably not play the political game.

@@alexpowell1184 In Jesse's case he found Gus's operation so morally wrong that he couldn't continue.

That and The Wire

Watch the Russian movie Brat 2 the movie inspired gta 4

Barry is pretty close

BB has walter and jesse as pc's, BCS has saul and mike (maybe nacho)

Bcs would basically be the vice city stories of breaking bad

It’s the Ballad of Gay Tony to Breaking Bad’s GTA IV

Nah it's the rdr2 to rdr1

More like a "GTA: Albuquerque's stories"

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This is the funniest shit i read

This totally would've happened in a different time, you hit the nail right on the head lmao

Years later AVGN would review it and make it as if the game has a life of it's own, james asks questions and the game plays a sound effect as if saying yes or no after getting over the game and rage quitting he reaches for the CD and before he removes the game, the game stars beeping like ape shit, james screams and the game fucking explodes just like gus fring

Missed that one. Try another!

This is literally The Sopranos: Road To Respect lol.

GTA 5 was more Heists/Robberies than Drugs and Underworld stuff though so I’d say inspired more by movies like “Heat”

Apart from the meth part with Trevor what on earth in that game could be even remotely influenced by BB?

Definitely not. GTA and it’s style of cutscenes had been around long before Breaking Bad.

No...

Not really

Unarmed and Dangerous for Mike's escort job. The bail out scene is the end cutscene for the mission "Cash or Check?" "Client Attorney Privilege" for Saul's 'meeting' in the Desert with Walt and Jesse. Saul's commute is the introducing cutscene for his character. And the last cutscene is for the mission "The Houdini Special"

"Tax Day" sounds so GTA III. I love it!

El Camino

Steven ogg. That’s him alright

Would really shake up Cooking Mama

LMAO YES

It will be a good idea if vince gilligan writes story for gta 6 or characters of BB participate in voice acting But reverse of that will be a terrible idea Like a game about breaking bad

LA Noire, but it's 2000s Alberquerque.