Dunque la Fiorentina non c’entra nulla.

Dois lindos demais!!!❤❤❤

Almeno lo fate parlare

Lui ai tempi recitava a pene di cane, faceva l’attore da un paio d’anni solo. Lei invece qui ha raggiunto il massimo. Comunque a me è piaciuto molto di più La Notte.

Alain Drlon was hot. RIP.

MONICA STUPENDA UNICA

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What does this neighborhood look like today?

C è una rappresentazioni nitida dei fenomeni con l uomo dentro la relatività

My ears 👂 were wide open 😂

Thank god man, I literally paused the video when he opened the gift cuz felt so bad for walt and instantly went to KZbin but saw the good comments, thank good it turned out like this

and Walt blew all that for 5,000$ for a couple months rent and then goes on to found a methamphetamine story of incredible characters.

me and a friend were lucky enough to get our hands on Eric Claptons set of shotguns a couple years ago

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Everyone is saying Elliot is a super nice and classy guy. But in what universe would a nice guy do this gift-unwrapping thing in front of all guests, especially since he knows some of his guests are not that wealthy. Elliot is clearly not an idiot or an 8-year old, and the only explanation is that he did it intentionally to embarrass Walt because he did have some beef with Walt. That's why Skyler and Walt looked nervous and embarrassed when Elliot commented on the Eric Clapton guitar. Skyler was even asking "why is he doing this?", which proves that what Elliot did here was not very nice and in fact made them uncomfortable. But Walt countered it intelligently. He created a situation where Elliot HAD TO show class and appreciation. Imagine if Elliot became angry and started to ridicule Walt and then Walt revealed the story behind the gift in front of everybody - it would make Elliot look like a jerk. Moreover, the ramen perhaps truly moved Elliot, reminding him of their past friendship. So after some quick thought, Elliot decided to drop the beef and gave Walter warm recognition. The writer is great but it seems that not many people fully understand the subtleties here.

Elliot really seemed like a good person. Making walt feel recognized and showing off appreciation. It makes me feel sad for Gretchen and Elliot because they seem like they actually cared for Walt while he had so much unnecessary hatred towards them.

Better than the original. Her voice is tremendous.

Damn i feel so freaking bad fow walt... To think that he messed up his life due to bad decisions

What I love about this is everyone around them is just there for business reasons. And they’re just getting expensive gifts they think Elliot will like. But when Elliot opens Walts gift, he actually felt emotional. And even Gretchen recognized the ramen and knew what it represented. The only man there that genuinely knew Elliot was Walt.

🌼🚀🫨🫥😍😻🔱🪬⚔️

This was the exact moment Elliot became Ramenburg

I don't know this film, but it has 2 of my favorite actresses in it. I need to see it. Thanks for the upload.

"For the man who has everything..." This says alot about the bitterness deep inside Walt. He could've simply said, "I love you, man." or something neutral and friendly like that.

Grandissimo film "pittorico", inquadrature che sembrano opere contemporanee. Importantissima la scelta dei colori, una ricerca cromatica profonda, in tutto il film, con moltisdime cose che sono state colorate ah hoc (anche gli esterni delle case etc), ma anche nella scelta del colore degli abiti, specie in contrasto con gli sfondi. Recitazione un pò teatrale ma estremamente espressiva della Vitti. Temi importantissimi come il disagio mentale sociale, l'inquinamento, lo sviluppo industriale e le macchine, l'incomunicabilità e l'alienazione, la difficoltà di relazione con le cose, con le persone, il male oscuro. Un tipo di cinema espressionista, curatissimo, autoriale, innovativo, cose che non esistono più da molto tempo nel cinema italiano.

Such a beautiful song, the way that everyone joined in before Tommy came in shows how broken everyone was deep down and how beautiful music was to them. The show is fucking goated

This is the moment Walt became Ramenberg

imagine setting your pride aside and just accept elliot's job offer lmao

I remember having the same experience at a friend's birthday. People got her wonderboxes, fancy dishes, jewelries... bla, bla, bla. And I just came by and offered her a pack of eucalyptus tissues (you know, those green ones that smell menthol ?), and she looked *so* happy because when I first met her, I was having a cold and I used those tissues to help my nose feeling better. She was coming from a different country than mine and she never saw those. She asked me one, just to breathe the eucalyptus and she was very amused. So, when I gifted her those packets, she was just super happy and emotional, which made all the other gifts look really blend and unpersonal. Just one of the things money can't buy.

Il perturbante

Il capolavoro in assoluto ❤

What adult opens their gifts so publicly like a big ass kid anyway?

Breaking Bad just makes you feel uncomfortable in many different ways

parade of hypocrisy

Song is called - Blue Veins

Unpopular opinion but I always thought the actress who played Gretchen was super beautiful.

Stuppid couple

Elliot was actually really nice here, playing it off as positive as to not embarrass Walt.

First gift: instant noodle Last gifts: $200k worth of 2 best hitmen west of the Mississipi

Fuck elliot and his toy opening ego. Arise Heisenberg!

Among all the rich people in the party, poor walt has the biggest ego by far.

Did you know? - Elliot never had success with his company, instead he actually made his money as a druglord but had to hide his success from his less successful druglord brother by establishing a shell company that just so happened to 'legitimately do well.' When Elliot suddenly is diagnosed as completely healthy on a routine check up, he chooses to break good by partnering up with Walt Jr. and secretly funding the DEA. He flies under the radar by laundering his donations through Lyle at Los Pollos Hermanos. And lets Saul Goodman be his lawyer and least-assumed man in the middle. Balancing out Saul's conscience that he serves one part evil and one part good. Elliot accidentally drops a pizza off a roof, and later stands up against Gretchen with his infamous quote: "A guy hears a knock at the door and gets shot, you think that of me? NO! I am the one who locks.. the door properly!" He also stands up against Hank with this infamous quote: "A guy orders rocks to his door and you think of them as minerals. NO! I am the one who rocks."

Honestly if I were that rich and I could buy anything for myself I'd probably appreciate a symbolic gift like that over most of the other things I got

I don’t like her, she stole Ross Geller’s wife.

Walt could have possibly made more money working with Elliott if his ego didn't get in the way.

Elliot didn't deserve such an expensive gift after screwing Walt out of his company.

They were the reason Walt 'broke bad'. They plagiarized his ideas and made millies. I despise that shit!

This scene shows purely the internal struggle of Walt. On the one hand, Walt wants to connect with Elliot and gives him a very thoughtful gift. Shows Walt still has a heart inside him (at least then). But at the same time, Walt’s discomfort represents his ego, and his struggle to accept himself for who he is (he wasn’t born rich which is why he got insecure with Gretchen and abandoned her). Basically Walt’s story is a tragedy because he allows his inner demons and inner ego to ruin his life. The good side of himself loses and this show is the depressing consequence of that fact.

Elliot my king

Haven't watched the series in a while but wasn't the whole point of the ramen originally like a "F.U." move? Walt seemed more surprised by his reaction than anything

walther white i my daddy *moan*