This is a video essay about the morality of Breaking Bad and the value of human life in AMC's hit series starring Bryan Cranston and Aaron rottamazione Paul. Breaking Bad is a character study of what humans value in life. Each character in Breaking Bad has a moral compass, but how do they make decisions?
In this video, I examine the best scenes and murders in the 'Breaking Bad' series, and the turning points in each season that highlights the decision-making process for the characters; their philosophy, how and why they choose to kill in each situation, and how weighted each choice is.
The cost of taking a human life has to filter through three factors; Pragmatism, Morality and Consequences. The characters are conflicted whenever all 3 factors cannot be satisfied.
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Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
1:54 Walt Kills Crazy 8
4:38 Walt Lets Jane Die
7:21 Jesse Kills Gale
8:50 Gus and Hector
9:46 Hank's Death
12:03 Walt's Final Decisions
Music used:
'Bach Cello Suit No. 1 G Major, Prelude' by Cooper Cannell
'Eureka' by Huma-huma
'Falling Rain' by Myuu
'Russian Dance' by Joey Pecoraro
'Thinking Back' by Max Surla (Media Right Productions)
'Space Walk' by Silent Partner
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"Impromptu in Blue" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 pirates score License
Attribution for Red in thumbnail:
Red Background - " Grunge Vectors by Vecteezy
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