Breaking Bad is a crime TV series, originally produced by American basic cable channel AMC, directed by adam bernstein and Michelle MacLaren, starring Bryan Cranston, Aaron Paul, anna gunn, Dean Norris and Betsy Brandt.
The play tells the legendary crime story of an ordinary senior high school chemistry teacher who made drugs by using his extraordinary chemical knowledge in order to leave his fortune after learning that he was terminally ill, and became the world's top drug Lord.
The whole drama consists of five seasons and 62 episodes, which started on October 20th, 2008/KLOC-0 and ended on September 29th, 2003.
From 2065438 to September 2009, the drama was selected as the best TV series of 265438+ 100 in the 20th century by the British newspaper The Guardian, ranking fifth.
Drama evaluation
Breaking Bad is a drama with a black theme. The hero, Lao Bai, is a chemistry teacher in a middle school. When he learned that he was going to die of lung cancer, the turning point in his life appeared. In order to make his wife and children live a rich life after his death, he decided to use his chemical knowledge to manufacture and sell methamphetamine and began a crazy journey that gradually got out of control.
Generally speaking, Breaking Bad has always been a very calm narrative, and there is absolutely no sensational or exaggerated atmosphere, but it is in this indifference that the audience can feel the plot tension full of murder and anxiety. It can be said that even if it is humorous, Breaking Bad is not realized by externalization means such as language and characters' expressions, but its plot and self-mockery of human nature permeate the whole work. (Xinhuanet Review)