Better call saul season 1 review full#
Better call saul season 1 review series#

Kettleman Kommentary with Craig & Betsy Kettleman - In character commentary over the episode BingoДeleted Scenes вЂ“ Accessed from individual episodes rather than a separated menu icon, which gives them some context and all available with commentary.Previously on ' Better Call Saul': our antihero, the shady lawyer from ' Breaking Bad,' has not yet become the successful and crooked lawyer that we love and adore. Gag Reel вЂ“ 3 minutes of fluffs, things falling off walls and goofing around.

Uno Table Read вЂ“ At 53 minutes this is the longest feature on the set and has everyone form the first episode going through the script reading their lines or describing the scene. In Conversation with Bob Odenkirk and Michael McKean вЂ“ A 30 minute chat with these two comic acotrs as they talk about their careers, what drew them to acting, their comic roots, transitioning to вЂseriousвЂ™ roles, Breaking Bad and more in what is an infections and interesting chat.

Better call saul season 1 review full#

In the Studio вЂ“ Five minutes of behind the scenes filming of the вЂBetter Call SaulвЂ™ song.Д«etter Call Saul Music Video вЂ“ Full video of the above song.

Good Cop, Bad Cop: Becoming Mike вЂ“ This five minute feature looks at Mike Ehrmantraut and the ideas behind how he became the character we know from Breaking Bad.

Better call saul season 1 review series#

Simply put a stunning track.ДЄudio Commentaries вЂ“ Every episode has a commentary from вЂthe cast and crewвЂ™ which includes, but is not limited to: Vince Gilligan, Peter Gould, Bob Odenkirk, Micheal McLean, Stewart Igous, Diane Mercer, Thomas Golubic and Julie Emery.Д«etter Call Saul Day One вЂ“ Five minute feature of behinds the scenes footage of the filming taking place on day 1, contains conversations with cast and crew on set.Д¬reating the First Season вЂ“ At 25 minutes this feature contains a lot more meat about the concept, the makers desires to give an expanded back story to the side characters of Breaking Bad, and their overall ethos of keeping the series as grounded and entertaining as their previous show plenty of interviews with cast and crew. The score too is well layered into the mix to keep the speakers busy.

Add to this some tight, controlled, yet powerful bass and you have a soundtrack that really packs a punch (check out trains as they pull into the station, or gun shots, how that low down thump in the chest is followed by just the right amount of reverb and echo). Effects are near constant not the bombastic wild surround effects from a modern movie, no, natural, ambient effects that make you feel you are in an office (chatter, paper rustling, computer keyboard clacking, printers) or a bar (glasses clinking, low music, stools creaking, drinks being poured) or in the desert (wind, sand movement, wildlife) or on the street (vehicle movement, weather, footsteps). Dialogue is very natural sounding, dominated by the frontal array but given directionality when called for. I, obviously, went for the English DTS-HD MA 5.1 surround track вЂ“ it too, like the picture, is a stunning use of the surround environment, rich in layers with natural, yet powerful bass.