Is Mexico really as dangerous and full of maniacs as these shows suggest?
Is Mexico really as dangerous and full of maniacs as these shows suggest?
Matthew Edwards
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Ayden Roberts
Theres some horrific cartel videos online you could browse
Jason White
The Mexican cartel in Breaking Bad is fucking tame compared to the real deal. Look up Los Zetas and see what those lunatics got up to.
Brandon Ramirez
Maybe... but I don't think so.
Probably yes.
Landon Brown
nah they are worse,
Logan Smith
BCS > BB
Change my mind
Juan Foster
They only show the cartel side of Mexico aside from one part. Anyway what said
Samuel Sanders
it's much worse
Jackson Collins
Watch Narcos Mexico.
Jaxson Cooper
do you think youll got a well thought out, nuaced answer here?
Alexander Ross
It's actually worse.
Noah Russell
As a mexican living in one of the most dangerous cities in the country, yeah, they're just as bad or worst. Back in the Calderón years you could see bodies hanging from bridges or dead guys lying on the sidewalk on your way to school.
Alexander Flores
They are cooler, smarter, and more violent irl.
Henry Carter
>horrific
Xavier Kelly
You didn't even see the fucked up things they do to children or make children do
Angel Phillips
I just want to know if Mexico is really this dusty and yellow
Samuel Brooks
Juárez?
Ian Davis
no
it's worse
David Perez
zerozerozero did a better job of showing cartel kino, but even they had to dial it back a bit.
William Evans
what uh are they going to do there?
Isaac Brown
I know this sounds like a movie premise and shit, but I am curious: let's say I woke up in your city with no memory how I got that. Wearing oridinary clothes (jeans, a flannel shirt), am white (but dark hair, dark eyes, so not like Swedish white or anything) and I'm not drawing attention to myself: how scared should I be? Like will I inevitably get attacked or something for being a foreign element?
Alexander Cruz
Anyone else end up more interested in the Cartel vs. Gus shit than Walter? Better Call Saul, from what I've seen, only compounds this. The drug gangs warring and shit with all the family history and blood feuds as some modern day Greek tragedy-epic war shit to it. In a different universe Walter would have been a maverick side character and fan favourite of a tv show about Gus vs. cartels rather than the protagonist.
Ryan Collins
All these shows have shown me is its set in Mexico.
FACT btw
Liam Allen
I have a feeling they will do a Gus spinoff too.
Aaron Phillips
Matthew Gutierrez
If you only knew how bad things are
Luke Lewis
Real question is if they'll eventually do a sequel to Breaking Bad. There's a massive power vaccum in New Mexico/Mexico with Walt, the Nazi faggots, Gus, and the Mexicans all gone. They can start with a semi-clean slate.
Camden Williams
OOF
now THATS a headache
Dylan Hernandez
Nah, it's actually a pretty good place to live.
Xavier Murphy
I dunno but you'd at least get pusyy effortlessly
Luke Richardson
Top should say New Mexico
Blake Jones
Kek.
Xavier Bennett
Nacho will return for a sequel series set in the modern day where he takes control of the cartel while pretending to merely operate a mechanics garage
It’s called Fixing Good
Blake Watson
If they want to do a sequel, then just have them do a separate setting with new characters. The overall idea of someone in an impossible situation being forced to do dark shit will always be kino. Just change up character relationships/motivations/story arcs
Daniel Wright
That was pretty disappointing. Is the show any good?
Chase Stewart
I haven't watch Better Call Saul but is a Nacho vs. Lalo sequel series even conceivable as a premise?