Breaking Bad 4 - Review

Breaking Bad is the kind of series that is pretty maddening when you have watched it almost at once, since it has this particularity (well until now, that is to say season 4) still better than the previous season. I can even say that i end up fearing to start a new season, as I think that Vince Gilligan will not be able to do better than the previous season.

Picking up where the characters had left, this season four begins on the wheel hats and never stops, to the point that it installs a crazy tension at every moment. Fascinating from start to finish, this fourth season scotches quite simply by the trajectories it takes and above all this shock that we will call titans that it leaves us inevitably imagined, or even fantasize about. A clash of the titans which will pit our poor Walter against the terrible and icy Gus.
What is great here is that the writing, which will not surprise in its resolution, is so well done, so well thought out and imagined, that it left me passionate and in mad suspense all season long and even more in his final moments. In fact, this season, it is as if I was stuck in a vice and Vince Gilligan did not stop pushing for it to tighten up as quickly and damn as it is enjoyable.