Name: 映画論。ブレイキング・バッド エンディングの隠された真実 (Film Theory: The Breaking Bad Ending's HIDDEN Truth)
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So go ahead, pour yourself some cereal and double-check your stevia for ricin

'Cause today, we're forever changing the way you look at the final scenes

of one of the greatest television shows of all time

As such consider this your [SPOILER ALERT]

Now breaking bad, is one my favorite television shows

Main character Walter White's transformation

to a meth kingpin of Scarface level proportions

is perhaps the most memorable character arc in television history

and what other televised drama can attest to starting so many memes from;

The characters, the acting, the pacing, the artistic camera shots

Admittedly ending such an incredible show was an impossible task

There was no way it could satisfy everyone

I mean, Walter White was a character you either

love to hate, hated to love, love to love, or hated to hate

there was no middle ground with this guy; and after six (or I guess five and a half)

mind-blowing seasons, Breaking Bad ended with what a lot of people thought was a

cop out after getting complete closure apologizing to his wife Skyler

ensuring his children get the remainder of his drug money, killing off the rest of the

Walt dies from a combination of a gunshot wound to the abdomen

all while surrounded by his beloved meth-making equipment, ensures the problem

a lot of people had with his ending is that Walt gets everything;

there is no punishment or atonement for all of the awful things he

does throughout the series and let's be honest he does a lot of awful things

sure you may say, "Oh, he dies!" but he dies on his terms

it's a complete victory for Walter White and that understandably frustrated people

But what if I told you there was more to the story that Walt will face

trial and punishment for his crimes that the ending wasn't as clichéd and

clean-cut as we've all been assuming the last couple years

in short are we really sure that the man known as Heisenberg is dead in that final shot

'cause let me tell you: I've run the numbers, and he's not. I mean yeah,

He does get a gnarly stomach wound; collapses and lies motionless on the floor

for about 20 seconds as we hear some appropriate blue meth inspired a jab

but is that enough for us to hang our theorists' coats up and accept that he's dead?

ok, so what am I talking about? well, according to the University of Maryland Medical Center

the three most important factors for determining a person's odds

3. How quickly the victim is transported to a hospital

but before we dive into the location of the injury,

we first need to discern the nature of the injury itself, and I know what you're thinking:

"It's a bullet in his stomach, right?" well, not exactly.

let's recap the final showdown Walt comes to the neo-nazi compound with an

automated remote-controlled turret built into its trunk

he tackles Jesse to the ground click the button the trunk pops open and a mirage

of bullets killed almost all the neo-nazis inside but we are most

interested in is near the end of the attack when walt gets hit by *SOMETHING*

I mean it's kind of hard to tell honestly all we really do is see him

grunts now we know from the opener of season 5 episode one that won't purchase

an m60 machine gun with 7.62 millimeter NATO rounds pretty heavy-duty machinery

is evidenced by the fact that it blasted through the side of the trunk and the

wall of the neo-nazi rec room like it was nothing but let's look at the set up

it's highly unlikely that Walt was actually hit by one of these bullets

Walter's hoopty of death is a fifth-generation cadillac deville which

according to the manufacturer's stands exactly fifty six point seven inches

if we take this photo of Walt standing outside the car and apply some basic

algebra and pixel counting we can conclude

that the trunk is 42.5 inches off the ground or slightly over one meter

the m60 shoot slightly lower than the exact height of the trunk let's just say

it's an even 39 inches about one meter just to be safe

considering that the average width of a human being is about 9.5 inches or 24

centimeters even if Walt and Jesse were planning on top of each other toe to toe

forehead to forehead they would still be far lower than the line of fire

I mean you can even see the difference from the bullet holes in the wall

compared to their relative position on the ground so obviously it's not a

direct bullet hit maybe it's a ricochet seems like a solid possibility except

according to my research it seems that higher powered bullets like a 7.62

millimeter nato round 10 not to ricochet the usually either crush into the object

ricochets are much more common with low caliber ammunitions such as a 22 or 177 most

likely culprit for injuring Walt then is either shrapnel or a broken piece of a

why the side well because throughout the ensuing scenes we get a pretty good

glimpse at the front back wall jacket and there simply aren't any holes to the

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映画論。ブレイキング・バッドエンディングの隠された真実 (Film Theory: The Breaking Bad Ending's HIDDEN Truth)