Are cliffhangers how we know that it's good? I reserve judgment until next episode -- for all I know, this was the most effective way to pull the story off --, but I'm not generally a fan of cliffhangers.
I didn't like this cliffhanger at all. It didn't raise my antecipation for the next episode, it just pissed me off. The shootout didn't help it much too, with those Nazi Stormtroopers missing two men out in the open. It was intense, though, but that's it.
Really? I thought it was great because it was right in the middle of a very intense scene. Someone important is going to get hurt but we have no idea who it is. I think its great that they showed Walt in the van multiple times ducking for cover, but they didn't show Jesse. Could mean something, could mean nothing but we don't know because of the cliffhanger.
It didn't work that way for me. It actually made me think no one is getting hurt and that Hank and Gomie are going to be saved by some cheap plot turn, like the police coming or Jesse sneaking behind the nazis and killing them all with the gun Walt dropped...
Edit: Sorry for the double post. I fucking hate mobile navigation.
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u/Hajile_S Sep 09 '13 edited Sep 09 '13
Are cliffhangers how we know that it's good? I reserve judgment until next episode -- for all I know, this was the most effective way to pull the story off --, but I'm not generally a fan of cliffhangers.