Here’s what ‘Breaking Bad’ gets right, and wrong, about the meth business

If you are not looking at "breaking people" now, you need to rethink your life choice, and you need to take you to Netflix. If you can keep the end of the fifth season, then this season is ready.

If your understanding of methamphetamine comes from popular culture ("destruction of the battle") or government anti-drug movement ("Faces of Meth"), typical methyl users are unemployed, You may think there is bad pimple There is no tendency to abuse teeth and children. In these explanations, all the methyl users are "叽叽 喳喳". In other words, they are very bad people. They are addicted to speed (we are methyl here) and we can not take care of themselves or others. But as Travis Linnemann points out in his thinkable book, this is not the case (New York University Press, 2016).

"You asked me whether I earn money in the pharmaceutical industry or do business, no, I am in the empire," Walter White's "Action at the hot action / theater TV show" by Brian The role of Cranston said. The word shows how crazy drugs can make people a reality. In the case of Walt White, he did not even take medicine like methamphetamine, but he is manufacturing it. Even this alone shows that illegal drugs like Crystal A can easily affect individuals. - As a clear indicator, Vince Gilligan chose a leading cast from dozens of awards from "Outstanding Starring" to "Outstanding Supporting Actress" series. Notable work and actress

This is what Walter White is missing. The sociology of methamphetamine was never a "breakdown" focus, it debuted at the end of the panic in the mid 2000's. The overall premise of this series is that Walter's entry into drug trafficking is a crazy anomaly. He may not be in his element, but on the other hand, family-led foreign-owned enterprise groups must have enterprising scientists.

When searching the keyword "Cancer" in the Internet Movie Database, 1500 entries are displayed. Breaking Bad is at the top of the list. Brian Cranston's cancer gave him permission to "destroy". He opened the laboratory to support his family. Series producer Vince Gilligan outlines Breaking Bad as a story about a gentleman equivalent to Scarface. Ryan Reynolds subscribes to Deadpool's Secret Super Soldier Experiment. Kevin Costner killed his better assassination contract within three days. Clint Eastwood transcends his racial discrimination in self-sacrifice of Grand Turin. Mickey Rourke makes very clear about the killer career at Ashby. Jack Nicholson and Morgan Freeman go to the North Pole, climb the pyramid, and ride a motorcycle in the bucket list. Betty Davis tried to finish the game with Humphrey Bogart with a dark victory. Gene Hackman, who is lying to cancer, used this as an excuse for reconciliation with his family at the Royal Tenenbaum.