Gus Sabotages Mike's Shot | Better Call Saul (Jonathan Banks)

[@irift3]

One of my favorite things about the scene is when Mike notices the bugs going quiet. You can tell he's like "well that's odd" right before he hears the horn.

[@eskindermamo4178]

Why did the bugs go quiet?

[@theterminaldave]

@@eskindermamo4178 Someone paid them off in exchange for their silence.

[@Francisco-jk8jj]

​@@theterminaldavelol

[@PreacherJenkins]

​@@theterminaldave God damnit you made me spit my drink out

[@machty]

This is almost certainly a callout to Once Upon a Time in the West -- there's a massacre of a family early in the movie that happens after the bugs go eerily quiet. That movie is one of Vince Gilligan's favorites.

[@romilrh]

This scene is a masterclass in sound design. The delay between the gunshot and its sound echoing through the hills. The contrast between what Mike can hear of the execution vs what it actually sounds like to everyone there. The cicadas in the background that you get used to and then are suddenly silenced. And not a single line of dialogue necessary.

[@Dvpainter]

I mean there WAS the desperate pleading of the executee

[@romilrh]

@@Dvpainter Yes, used more as a sound effect. You don't even hear his full line, and they don't bother translating it like the other Spanish you hear in the show. Dialogue is defined as a conversation back and forth between multiple characters

[@yrxuL]

Is it better than most shows? Yes. Is it a masterclass? No. Such exaggerative comments like this on literally every video clip of any series

[@romilrh]

@@yrxuL Give me an example of a television scene that has better sound design than this that you would not consider masterful. If I agree, you'll have proven your point, and I'll think more about my wording in the future.

[@Grimpmann]

@@romilrh BCS is a shitty show with about 45 minutes of good scenes. Hardly a masterclass in anything.

[@stargazer3003]

And with this act, Gus took the first step in securing his own demise

[@Ghaltouni]

The cartel would've suspected Gus and Mike for this. Gus has a known hate boner for Hector and Mike was the last person Hector screwed with

[@Robaatosensei]

Wow, that's deep! Like something Uncle Hector might have said.

[@daniniamut1362]

​@@Robaatosenseii think tio hector would have said something like "Ding! Ding! Ding! Ding! Ding!"

[@Highminded12]

@@Ghaltouniwhile I do get where you’re coming from. I doubt there was a shortage on people who wanted to kill the salamancas

[@DarkFactory]

@@Ghaltouni Nah Eladio didn't kill Gus when Lalo was dead without evidence

[@akilkotamarti1000]

I like to imagine Gus placing the stick and running away on his tip toes.

[@FranciumBoron]

Pink Panther moment.

[@erueru6101]

He most likely sent Victor or Tyrus to do so. Gus would never go so far for a small job.

[@shawerful5209]

​@@erueru6101 Victor is the kind of guy, who would run away in the tip toes tho

[@joelglanton6531]

​@@shawerful5209Tyrus seems zesty enough to do it

[@TheVirtualArena24]

Lmfao

[@danielbarrera4810]

felt like a scene straight out of no country for old men

[@greyghost2492]

and Hell or High Water

[@Modernww2fare]

No doubt that movie influenced this and Breaking Bad

[@Hunter_shull]

Damn I forgot about that movie

[@darrenpeden4592]

There’s flashes of no country for old men all the way through breaking bad and better call Saul

[@mclamoree]

awhh 9 months late?.. yeah nothing to worry about

[@4skinchez19]

the first time mike ever seemed genuinely scared. he never would expect someone(gus) could be just as good as him

[@unclekarl5219]

I don't think Gus personally ordered Victor to do this. I'm pretty sure he was just following mike anyway

[@blue-phoenix115]

"Don't" "Hector is in Breaking Bad"

[@rahulverma8774]

It was like some strange forces in BCS were protecting BB characters for avoiding paradoxes

[@romilrh]

@@blue-phoenix115 GAME OVER "Mike, you created a time paradox!"

[@Dilllonm]

@@romilrh TVA he did what now ?

[@Shirokorokoroko]

I like how these replies makes bcs feels like the bb characters traveling back in time

[@SniperFire274]

When I saw this scene first, I thought Mike would take the shot, but only wound and cripple Hector by mistake instead of killing him outright, causing him to be in the wheelchair in BB.

[@Wyrmwould]

Whoever it was that decided to make Mike a sniper in addition to his other talents is a genius. It makes his character even more awesome.

[@susieq360]

Well, duh. Hardly genius, since it's the type of thing you'd find in a typical action-movie character (e.g. Martin Riggs, et al.). Don't get me wrong; many other aspects of the show are indeed brilliant, but a lot of people would argue that Mike's extensive skill set makes his character kinda "Mary Sue." But personally, I agree with you that it's a nice touch.

[@jerryjeromehawkins1712]

Mike was a Vietnam Vet.

[@empathyedits8809]

@@susieq360 Mike cannot be a Gary Stue by default of him being an older guy. Mike lived multiple lives and gained experience and knowledge. The intrigue of watching Mike is that he knows what he's doing, we are just piecing it together as he does it.

[@RedMenace0]

you could tell mike was some kind of ex military in breaking bad. easy to assume vietnam. And then in BCS, hes picking out snipers to protect Saul with, and he chooses the Remington 700(?), and makes a reference to the wooden stock deteriorating easily in the wet jungle. Small lines that let you know so much more about their character

[@speedking7224]

​@@susieq360it's called a gary stu. And from my understanding of the trope gary stus and Mary sues never die. Mike does rather pointlessly

[@Digildon]

Mike : i am gonna kill Hector Nacho: 🧍‍♂

[@IBeMelissa]

lmao

[@Jdabomb93]

🌮: No you’re not. ☝️

[@blackbox_kt]

😭

[@crocs_n_socks]

He had such a sick triple collat lined up at 3:12 I can't believe he let it go.

[@AkiraHartono]

Bruh

[@franciscoaa1954]

he did not want nacho to get killed

[@Rena152]

TF2 Snipers with the Machina were sweating

[@pimas11]

OH BABY A TRIPLE

[@benjaminlloyd6016]

@@dejesusb8598Right over your head, huh?

[@ElidanVideos]

Imagine Varga choosing to stand somewhere else. Gus's men would be waaay to late for that.

[@victorrenders642]

Varga was in on it, he knew exactly where he needed to be

[@Alknix]

@@victorrenders642 It seemed like that, but how could he have known which side Mike would fire from? I don't think Mike shared the plan with him.

[@mistaowickkuh6249]

@@Alknix maybe he noticed the lens flare and guessed, since he's smarter than the average Salamanca muscle head dummy.

[@queefedworm]

@@victorrenders642 He had no fucking clue, he even wanted him dead too

[@solartea_]

@@Alknix wasnt nacho under gus? gus told him to stand there

[@wasabi-in-my-eye3134]

Imagine Mike upon reading the "don't" nod his head and he put the tree branch back locking the car horn to non stop honking and proceed back to sniping.

[@GerhardTreibheit]

And then he continued sniping all over the floor

[@christaylor3911]

@@GerhardTreibheit Vravo Bince!

[@justinguyos5476]

Nope, Gus already blew his cover. Mike is not an idiot like that. Hector and his goons would already be searching the area for Mike after they heard that car alarm too.

[@lukekiely2450]

@@justinguyos5476they couldn’t hear the car horn

[@dmaxwell910901]

*Finds another note* "I SAID DON'T."

[@Nate_the_Nobody]

It's amazing how much effective tension is built with zero music, dialogue, and minimal movements

[@THATguyFATAL]

Look at nacho hanging out at his graveyard

[@davidci]

When I first watched this on a TV, I didn't hear the car horn so I just thought Mike was really really conflicted at first 🤣

[@TheFattestBlunt.]

SAME

[@neptun2810]

Same. And it was totally in character for him. He is extremely carefull and professional. I first thought that he was thinking "I literally have only one shot at this and the chance that I miss is too big, so I'll try something else.

[@kakarottoyt6405]

Why? Are you deaf?

[@NewWesternFront]

How bad is your tinnitus

[@orionion]

Oh, that's good attention to detail: the lag between the gun going off and the sound of it seems to roughly match the distance. Very often done wrong.

[@literatemax]

Video games get this wrong SO OFTEN with distant explosions!

[@VenomCraze224]

@@literatemaxdo video games that get it wrong do it too early or too late?

[@literatemax]

@@VenomCraze224 Too early. Most games will play the sound effects for distant explosions at the same time you see the explosion's visuals

[@actomobile]

Video games also never get sniper scopes right. They either hide peripheral vision or zooms it with the same magnification as the scope

[@bemusedalligator]

they almost certainly just fired the blank (or a real bullet into a dummy) for the scene and just had the mic up on the hill where mike was, so the sound was perfectly delayed because it was the ACTUAL sound of the gunshot reaching mike.

[@latinafroprince148]

I love the detail of not being able to hear the twins gunshot until a second or so after to make up for the distance between them. Small but I loved it.

[@ralphintheshadowrealm7002]

Would've been awkward had Mike got the shot in lol. Would he come back and see a note with "Don't" crossed out and replaced with "for fuck sakes" lol

[@ThePrideofLondon-Hutch]

I wouldn’t even wanna get back in the car I’d’ve been spooked

[@highdownmartin]

The other two notes blew away. PARK and HERE.

[@Sheikh_Speare]

I felt bad for the ice cream truck driver, Mike got him killed.

[@SangreFriasBack]

That’s why he’s so dead set on revenge. He thinks he can right a wrong, but there’s no undoing what happened

[@SlyCooper1920]

You can say that the ice cream man got Finger'd

[@deathrager2404]

@@SangreFriasBack ahhhh, the sacred and the propane.

[@m-w-y7325]

@@SangreFriasBack there is also the Good Samaritan who was killed by Hector who called him when he found the driver gagged by Mike. that was the biggest mark on Mike's conscious as good people die when he was trying to mess with bad people, his son died in a similar way.

[@nathanlatham5651]

@@m-w-y7325exactly, mike was ok with the driver he robbed being executed, because he was ‘in the game.’ Unlike the Good Samaritan

[@SamsarasArt]

This scene has to hit different for people watching this without watching Breaking Bad first. People that watched Breaking Bad could likely figure out who was behind the sabotage but this had to be a perplexing mystery to newcomers. If I remember right Gus hasn't made an appearance yet and hasn't even been alluded to. To anyone who watched Better Call Saul first, how did you feel when watching this scene?

[@alizohair1051]

I would love to see someone who didnt watch BB before BCS respond to this. Even as someone who had watched BB, this scene was surprising

[@thetaminus2334]

Episode order spelled out "FringsBack"

[@SaulGoodman-w2x]

@@thetaminus2334 For season 3. This clip is from season 2.

[@istvanpeterporkolab7918]

I felt the same as today, still don't get what happened. :D

[@zoro5483]

@@istvanpeterporkolab7918 it was one of gus men rightm

[@jamietrev]

This an exceptionally well directed, photographed and, and superb editing::::> great non verbal storytelling, timing, use of pointed sound effects, good rhythm without relying on score. I applaud

[@DarkFactory]

Vrabo Bince

[@danielhenderson762]

Why u acting like an expert. Please elaborate on which part is well directed and photographed lmao. And which part is superbly "edited"?

[@sxteya]

​@@danielhenderson762He won't because he ain't much an expert

[@MajinFernie]

You can applaud deez nutz with your chin

[@xavier-kg5ky]

bot ahh comment

[@ules5799]

What I don't see many people mention is the realistic sound effect of the car horn. I imagine it's because a single frequency for such a long time would be unpleasant to listen to on TV but it also adds some more well-done realism, as if the gunshot wasn't enough.

[@lux5164]

the doppler effect applies when the car is moving

[@ileryon4019]

No. It's phasing with itself somehow.

[@ZekeAdam-g3d]

The attention to detail is amazing, the gunshot having a delay.

[@emiliocaminomachado2398]

👍👍👍

[@KeeperCharlie]

I wonder what would have happened if Mike just took the shot there. Gus would have been annoyed but I think at the end he would not mind THAT much

[@KekasihMuGelap]

4:48 Amazing detail to show that the horn blaring from the car cannot be heard from distance so that only Mike would hear it and not the cartels

[@Freeman10001]

It's more clear at 4:14

[@blackwalker1988]

This is when mike realize this whole thing is alot bigger then it seems

[@GeneralSirDouglasMcA]

Is it just me or can a vehicle be heard around 2:54 and also around 3:14? (The bugs stop chirping at 3:51 and horn sounds at 3:58). Obviously they had to drive to where Mike was at, as it would be too far to walk. And thenthey had to quickly beat it once they’d sounded the horn, as there’s no sign of anyone as far as Mike can see, and he can see pretty far. 2:54 could be the vehicle arriving where Mike’s car is parked, and 3:14 is them getting turned around so they can drive straight away immediately after the horn sounds. I imagine they arrive, take a moment to ascertain Mike’s location, then get turned around to flee.

[@sirjudge5055]

It's just you...

[@viterik69]

I heard it too.

[@unclekarl5219]

Yeah I think I can hear tires on dirt, I’m guessing Gus sent Victor or Tyrus to drive out there after seeing Mike was approaching the area where hector kills people

[@Pretzulkj]

When I first heard that I just assumed it was the sounds from a distant highway. My house is out in the country without any noise from neighbors (other than the cattle), but it's about 2 miles from an interstate and that's what you hear in the evenings as cars go by.

[@hammadasghar7450]

this scene is inspired by no country for old men

[@annedejong1040]

It's a kind of a generation coming along, like the Benicio del Toro feel as in '21 grams' and 'Solitato' or 'once upon a time in Mexico'

[@hanzt468]

if you turn up your volume at around 4:00, u can hear the car horn started to ring

[@LA-rl1lu]

I'd say Nacho sabotages it first by intentionally standing in the way while they're outside.

[@timrthoward7007]

"Intentionally"

[@RockyLXXXVIII]

I don’t think you know what intentionally means

[@jackcr2477]

Damn, Nacho must have insanely good eyesight. That, or Gus somehow communicated to him what Mike was doing and what angle he'd be looking at them from, all while he was alone with Salamancas in a torture shed. Or... you're dead wrong

[@internetshortscomp5810]

nacho knows mike is after salamanca, it wouldn't be all that improbable he'd stand next to hector on that hunch

[@jackcr2477]

@@internetshortscomp5810 And how did he know where to stand so that he was between Mike and hector. For all he knew, Mike was looking at them from behind, or the other side, or any other angle

[@leviackerman1799]

I love how the middle of the scope only falls directly on Nacho (obviously because he's standing infront of Hector) but its a clever foreshadowing of his death. This scene is essentially a pre-scene to that one

[@zekeiwa5837]

You cannot foreshadow something if you still dont know the outcome at the time, you snob

[@petezahman3914]

Who else read the note in Gus’s voice! 😂

[@haydengalloway5177]

How can you put a watermark on a show you didn't even make?

[@DontKnowHowToTypeIn2]

because there is no consequence of doing it, i guess. maybe they bought the rights...

[@GerhardTreibheit]

So you can ask about it

[@rinkashikachi]

@@DontKnowHowToTypeIn2they didn't. they are not even a companye

[@hateferlife]

At 3:39 , Average door width of ~32", Mil reading of 1.2, range approximately 675 meters. Well within range to a point target for a M40 (or M24-ish). Should really have a killflash but that would have 'ruined the scene' with the obligatory thru the scope eye shot.

[@Vismajor01]

Why would he need a killflash if sun was behind him

[@hateferlife]

@@Vismajor01 not entirely. Also shading moves a couple times and is out of continuity to the scene. Still well shot bit of tape! I submit anyone in that situation would have used one, or a shade, or a veil but it's just a show.

[@stevenathay]

The attention to detail in this show is incredible. The sling he has on the rifle is a m1907 old mil spec sling, one he'd have extensive experience with in Vietnam but isn't too common on modern rifles.

[@MK-hm5gg]

The scope POV in the desert looks like a scene straight out of RDR2

[@MrBda241]

So many people in the series could have been killed at any moment without them even realizing it, and were only stopped by timing, coincidences or just plain luck.

[@joseluis5055]

Walt in Breaking Bad was so close to death all the time it's insane

[@andstr4150]

no way someone as meticulous as Mike forgot his shiny bald head in the desert sun

[@guzhengbydavidgeng]

He didnt even plan to shoot

[@joondagoon6774]

Ong 😂 scared ass

[@FrenchFriesGamer398]

Imagine your presence being feared so greatly that even insects grow silent when you arrive.

[@princessmarlena1359]

5:13 My brother, finding a similar note on my [locked] bedroom door while I’m out.

[@BlazingOwnager]

Nearly 5 minutes without a single word, and barely a sound. And yet it packs in more narrative than some shows do in a 30 minute run time.

[@erueru6101]

Imagine if Mike shot Hector here. So many things would have changed in Breaking Bad. Walter wouldn't be able to kill Gus. Hector was the only person that made Gus vulnerable.

[@mehmetakifgul1674]

I love the silent of this scene

[@mactire6045]

They shot him for skimming ice cream.

[@TheShanicpower]

2:05 This is the exact moment Mike became Wazowski

[@stagna1959]

Hardly it was Gus himself who pressed the horn with tree branch and wrote the note, probably Victor or Tyrus, but Gus gave the order of course. Gus operated his drug business very carefully and cautiously, he did not like to be personally involved in minor tasks. He did not mind to wipe floors and serve customers in his fast food place though. I think he would have been successful manager and owner of legit business, but of course with less money and power over subordinates. He made only one mistake in whole Br Bad @ BCS years : He had personal vendetta against Hector, he liked to keep him alive and torture him mentally. Finally, when he suspected that Hector talked something important to DEA agents, he decided to hill him personally even though Tyrus could do it and he even offered it. If he would have kept his principle : dont mix personal feelings with business, he probably would have survived. Walt was excellent chemist , but not much of the assassin, he almost screwed up with bell bomb .

[@moimoimoiiiiiii32221]

When Gus confronted Walt in the beginning of Full Measure, Gus could have disposed of Walt. Instead what Gus does is let Walt go, only to attempt to kill him later in the episode, however at this point Walt had constructed an escape plan. Gus was dumb for not expecting Walt to think of some kind of way to avoid death.

[@jsisoap636]

@@moimoimoiiiiiii32221gus needed walt for the lab without walt them gus empire collapse

[@moimoimoiiiiiii32221]

@@jsisoap636 Gus intented to kill Walt at the end of full measure. The only reason Gus kept him was because Walt, ever so closely got the upper hand and killed gale. Did you watch the show?

[@SheldonAdama17]

Spoiler: Holly White left the note.

[@GerhardTreibheit]

Who is Holly White? Is this a ligma?

[@MrHecc]

@@GerhardTreibheit holly white deez nuts!!!!

[@jackjack121]

2:00 Anyone else start holding their shift key?

[@imaguyyesmale]

wow a recent comment popped up on the top page

[@superfamilyallosauridae6505]

I just wish they'd written Jonathan Banks in a couple of the scenes involving guns a little better. I remember him saying something absurd a Marine Scout Sniper would know better than when he was buying guns. The rifle is kinda M40A1ly, better than I remembered.

[@lajosszel]

With all due respect to the incredible details of this scene and the show in general, Gus' timing was quite terrible here. If it wasn't for his incredible luck,Tio could have been taken down easily.

[@shaunsmith8593]

All this time I thought it was actually Nacho that did that. He had his own plan for Hector. I guess you learn something new every day.

[@thetransferaccount4586]

i mean bad plot armor there sir

[@GrumpyNCO]

Imagine adjusting your scope for a shot that is well within 200 yards.

[@septclues]

mike should have just taken the shot and nacho would have just been collateral damage

[@Volkaer]

Higher likelihood the bullet would miss than hit in that scenario. There's loss of power over distance to consider, the amount of deflection Nacho's skull would have on the bullet, positioning of Hector's head behind Nacho's which couldn't be seen....

[@wlink639]

I really doubt Mike wanted to kill Nacho. He likely would have gotten another chance to kill Hector if he kept trying.

[@Tjthemedic]

​@@VolkaerTheir skulls wouldn't be the problem - marksmen don't actually go for headshots IRL. You pretty much always aim for centre mass, a shot in the chest is just as deadly and has a much better chance to hit. But yeah, same issue with trying to penetrate through another person.

[@bas_ee]

Lol, if you think Mike would have just shot Nacho, you havent been paying much attention

[@mustavisaad5476]

Mike was outsmarted by gus. Normally mike doesn’t give a clue. But gus sees all

[@damienruzco]

Great scene just try drawing it out a little longer next time though

[@CB-xr1eg]

He should have put..Love Gus xx on the note.😂

[@pawel30012]

Imagine mike took that shot 😳

[@Skeptic_Tank]

Hollywood don't realize what makes a TV show/Movie great are attention to detail, staying with shots to draw out tension and making it feel as authentic as possible. Why Breaking Bad is arguably the best TV show ever. You compare this show to something Disney + produces. It's dog shit.

[@Jdb63]

This is Better Call Saul, but the point still stands

[@shush97]

Ok

[@Jason-ww3xi]

Hollywood knows exactly what makes movies great. It's simply that now their purpose is to degrade and dilute the minds of society by consistently feeding it regurgitated slop. For more info, look into ESG scores, preferably explained by James Lindsay.

[@Skeptic_Tank]

@@Jdb63 I count breaking bad and better call Saul the same in terms of quality as they are made with the same team :)

[@horaceweatherby2910]

long drawn out shots are why these two shows suck balls and why i watched them at 3x speed with a browser extension. 🥱

[@Slay_and_Play]

Damn, Mike missed the perfect opportunity for a quad kill

[@gregben4002]

"Don't" Biden must be a Breaking Bad fan

[@AlwaysHalloween000]

The moment the car horn went off Gus sealed his wheelchair fate

[@DAMNSON_XD-_-]

Tbh he had all the time in the world

[@WilkinsonX]

HAHA! I THREW THAT STICK BEFORE I WALKED IN THE ROOM! -Gus

[@DaScorpionSting]

Gus: "I decide when he dies....no one else."

[@ajdominguez1002]

Hector: 🤬🛎🛎🛎🛎🛎 Translation: *SOCK ME!!!!*

[@Dilllonm]

mike shoots him in a split second he is not blocked! TVA- You were not supposed to do that come with us

[@sourabsurya7220]

I learnt more from reading comments then the actual clip

[@ViacheslavFomenko]

In the end this decision costed a life for Gus in the future

[@Fran_Tluanga]

In such a quiet deserted place, wouldnt the goons at the warehouse hear of the siren too?

[@Vismajor01]

No, because sound isn't light. Also they made a shot into the scene from grave-digger friend, where no horn sound can be heard. That shot is made for people exactly like you

[@yzdatabase4175]

bald head in the sun = sloppy sniper

[@glitchy_weasel]

2:14 he actually considers shooting through nacho,

[@chrisperrien7055]

Totally dumb, him handling bullets li8ike that, That rifle has a 5-shot magazine

[@chaddyboi7198]

Anyone wondering why snipers place the bullet on the ground like that before loading the bullet into the guy simple when bullets are hot they travel further and straighter warming the bullet up slightly before loading into the gun does make a difference don't believe me try it yourself

[@michaelwhalen2442]

Dumb question number one for the day. Who put the message on Mike's car?

[@internetshortscomp5810]

probably victor or tyrus

[@bicybic]

Gus I believe

[@GerhardTreibheit]

Your mom

[@GerhardTreibheit]

Joe Mama

[@craigdawkins6943]

pending a reshoot 🤣🤣

[@thorsvenson3530]

So Pryce hires Mike, but then fires him, but then luckily Mike catches him going to the police, so he contacts Nacho, and then Nacho, impressed, hires Mike to kill Tuco, but Mike instead sends him to prison, bun then Hector interferes, and Mike decides to rob Hector's trucks, but then Hector kills an innocent man who saved the driver, so Mike decides to kill Hector, but then Gus interferes, so that is how Gus and Mike meet. But when and how did Gus hire Mike?

[@2choosewisely2]

full ear splat

[@KaoticReach1999]

Can someone explains why Mike uses a revolver? He's a Vietnam vet so ide think he'd be a Colt guy...is it for the caliber or does he just prefer one?

[@taffy4442]

I think he was a cop a lot longer than he was a soldier. Many old-timer cops use revolvers. Easy to carry and conceal, less likely to jam, and doesn't eject the brass after firing. They regard the limited rounds and smaller caliber as unimportant. Even someone taking regular target practice isn't going to use a pistol unless they're very close to who they're going to shoot. Mike isn't a blast away in the street kind of guy. When he uses a handgun, he's usually right there by his target, and he only fires once.

[@hittheheadlines2942]

Gus was way too late. The only reason Mike didn't shoot Hector is because Nacho got in the way

[@ValentinaRacing1]

always take the shot

[@miguelramos-z7w]

Amor con amor se paga.

[@jarnodatema]

Do you think they happened to have pen and paper on them or did they plan to send a message this way

[@bhbluebird]

Gus's worst decision. Some of these characters seemed smart and ruthless, but they all have fatal flaws.

[@PLANDerLinde99]

Was Mike there to kill Hector? If so, Why did Gus stop him? He wants Hector dead too doesn't he?

[@jasam381]

Killing Hector would draw cartel to suspect Gus did it plus Gus wanted to kill Hector by himself.

[@chumuheha]

He wanted to kill Hector last

[@dedsec6072]

Mike would have saved himself a lot of trouble had he taken the shot

[@brahimchekhche]

One of rarest scenes where mike get outsmarted by someone 😂

[@gladeateor1950]

Mike also got outsmarted by Walt in breaking bad as well lol

[@Justin-e4c]

He made closing the bolt seem harsh and mechanical.no flow

[@morten170]

What rifle is Mike using here?

[@snitox]

Would've anything changed if Gus had let Mike take the shot besides Gus being alive at the end?

[@lst8185]

Gustavo wants hector to be alive so he can get his revenge for what hector did to max

[@StudSupreme]

what's that revolver he's got?

[@tero8569]

Not a pro by any means but I would assume it’s a .38 snub or something along those lines.

[@StudSupreme]

@@tero8569 Looks heavier to me - maybe a 357. Can't recognize the make and model, though. Ruger?

[@antonchigurh7227]

Smith & Wesson Model 629 - 44 MAGNUM ,the weighted coil is to reduce recoil. One of the best and most versatile CCW revolvers for protection against 2 legged and 4 legged predators and has excellent accuracy if you know what you are doing to up to 25 yards. Cost you about $1200 bucks brand new

[@Benetkabc2nd]

Damn If this was COD that would be awesome quad

[@WomboShlongo]

How long of a shot would that be if Mike took it? 300m+?

[@danielreid9908]

It's Varga not Gus.

[@aliimran7248]

Bravo scene

[@anotherpersonfromnorfolk1587]

What was that guy yelling? xD

[@wilfredprins9718]

what rifle he uses?

[@ياسرالشبلاوي-ه8ن]

What’s the name of the movie # ??

[@Mothlord03]

It's Better Call Saul, a TV show. Prequel for Breaking Bad