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as Walter White
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as Jesse Pinkman
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as Jane Margolis
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as Gomez
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as Gonzo
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Critic Reviews for Breaking Bad: Season 2
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This brilliant second season of "Breaking Bad" is starting to earn a place in any discussion of the classics of the genre.
"Breaking Bad" works as an unabashedly bold story about a man in extremis, told with the iconographic and ironic sensibility of Quentin Tarantino.
"Breaking Bad" unfolds like a modern Western with a dark, absurd view of the world. It echoes "No Country for Old Men," yet there are unexpected moments of tenderness and comedy.
Bryan Cranston's Walter remains one of the best-played characters on television, and he's surrounded by a strong cast that, knowingly or unknowingly, plays off his desperation.
"Breaking Bad" is extraordinary, and if the rest of the season matches Sunday's premiere, an Emmy nomination for best drama seems certain.
But, for me, the stuff that Breaking Bad does best - the claustrophobic two handers, the dark absurd humour, Walt's ability to rationalise his moral decline - season two has it in spades.
Audience Reviews for Breaking Bad: Season 2
Season 2 of Breaking Bad dives in deeper and presents a more suspenseful ride. Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul's continuous majesty as Walter White and Jesse Pinkman creates for a compelling season. 4.5/5
Super Reviewer
All the pieces were set on S02 for the nailbiting upcoming showdowns. This season moves slowly, but with intricate detail. All that happens has a consequence and our characters will know that the hard way. S02 is a bit more focused on family ties, with Walter slowly growing more worried with Jesse as if he was his own child, but still manipulating him for his own ends.
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