I have a confession. I have not seen 3 minutes of Breaking Bad. Before now. I wanted to wait til the series was over, get the DVD and watch it on my own pace.
5 shows in, and it's pretty good. And it's reputation is good. NO SPOILERS.
And parts of if I am finding cringeworthably HORRIBLE. "It's a Stratocaster!"
But I've picked up some of the show's themes via cultural osmosis. So I recognize foreshadowing. THIS early in the series. Wow. This Gilligan guy knew where he was going with this before the first shot was made.
Ok... this early on, not much gun play. There is a large Ruger revolver I recognize, and is uninteresting to me, and a semi--- I don't recognize. Ah-ha! I thought 1911 initially. BIG bore. But with more views of it I'm thinking one of those metal S&W flavors I am not as familiar with. Let's see, shall we?
A Smith and Wesson 4506. Not bad T-Bolt, guessing as far as you did. .45ACP. The Smiff '1911'. That isn't a 1911. Ick. Safety on the slide to block the firing pin insead of blocking the sear. No like.
Miklós Rózsa - Overture to Ben Hur
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When it was released in 1959, Beh Hur became the second highest grossing
film in history (behind Gone With The Wind) - saving MGM from bankruptcy.
It wo...
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You can definitely see a lot of layers to what makes up Walt just in the first few episodes, tho. Way to act Cranston.
Hated it.
really?!
"Safety on the slide to block the firing pin insead of blocking the sear."
...and disconnect the trigger, FWIW.
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