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title: "Better Call Saul - Season 01"
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# Better Call Saul - Season 01

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## Description

Before Saul Goodman met Walter White, he was struggling attorney Jimmy McGill (Bob Odenkirk). In this prequel to the Emmy®-winning series Breaking Bad, Jimmy teams up with ?fixer? Mike Ehrmantraut (Jonathan Banks) and begins his transformation from optimistic underdog into Albuquerque?s most notorious legal legend. Michael McKean stars as Jimmy?s brilliant, uncompromising brother, Chuck.

Review: A very special and unique show. Spawned by "Breaking Bad" but very much it's own being. - Comparisons with the titanic “Breaking Bad: are inevitable, since this show shares not only creator Vince Gilligan but is a spin off of some key characters – here in an origin story taking palace before “Breaking Bad”. But this new show – great in it’s own way – really is quite a different animal. “Breaking Bad” felt big, powerful, operatic. A Beethoven symphony of a show. While it had humor, the blasts of dark drama and tension dominated. “Better Call Saul” feels like more of a chamber piece, a string quartet, or a great trio. Quieter, more intimate, leaning more towards the comic, its themes about America and success are mostly fed with a wink, and not a punch to the stomach. The pace is slower too. This is a character study, and it’s content to allow us to just watch some very interesting people working through their strange funny/sad lives without pushing the plot along all that much. It’s an outstanding show, but on its own terms, in its own way. The acting is terrific. Bob Odenkirk creates a truly likable semi-sad sack with truly questionable morals and decision making ability, but a big heart. Jonathan Banks continues as one of the best television characters ever, his aging ex-cop a brilliant, cold, coiled snake, who always lets out just enough humanity to know that while this guy could kill you in a heartbeat if he had to, deep down he’s a good guy, a loving grandfather, a moral man. Michael McKean does a great job as Odenkirk’s deeply disturbed brother. He will always be a smarter, better lawyer than Jimmy, he will always hold a grudge, and he is Odenkirk’s exact opposite. The guy who – on paper – we should feel bad for, but who is just icy and venal enough to keep us at an intrigued distance. If the character has a weak spot it’s that he can get a bit repetitive, but that’s more a function of how the man is limited by his paranoid psychosis, not a limitation of acting or writing. As with “Breaking Bad” the writing is specific, idiosyncratic, full of terrific dialogue that sounds naturalistic, but has just the right touch of poetry blended in. And as with it’s predecessor, the direction and cinematography is always at a high level, very cinematic, unafraid of staying in wide shots, or playing scenes in long takes instead of the rapid cutting that still dominates most TV – even very good TV. There are occasional lapses – I saw the twist ending of season 2 coming a mile off. But – if not as driven and instantly unforgettable as it’s parent show - this is intelligent, subtle and special television, not quite like anything else before or since.
Review: Jimmys’ existence prior to Walter & The Gang, is astoundingly important!! - Well, what DIDN’T I like?!??!! There’s SO MUCH to absorb in such a short period of time, that one is ALMOST confused! If you haven’t seen this gem, fasten in & get ready for a completely unique trip! 😈 Don’t let me scare you off but, for me it’s quite a ride from the get-go! All aspects being considered, this Series being what it translates to is nothing short of a thought out means of changing your way of thinking about just ANYTHING you can imagine! One’s life by comparison and attempting to alter your way of thinking how, why, what, & where lives like these are SO beyond “the norm” that there’s some adjusting to confront one!! I HIGHLY recommend this series esp from the beginning. Because if you’re planning on getting involved in “Breaking Bad” it would behoove you to watch this wonderfully, intelligent, humorous, fascinating presentation of such creativity I would hope you would be as enthralled as I have been! Give it a go, if you dare; be entertained by such imaginative way of thinking about the possibilities of this (sometimes clever & close) as such a possible existence of these individuals. It freaks me out sometimes when I hear, think of, imagine the reality of some people being in this situation. I’m overwhelmed by the continuity between the B.C. Saul series to the Breaking Bad adventure, not one that I’ve ever encountered! So, I thank the beings who brought all of this together. 🤧😘 I’m LOVING this review S#%T!!! Opining is such a release for me, not so much as an ego stroke but, as having an outlet to do so, is exciting and fulfilling for me! Anyone else concur? Gotta boogie! 🤙🏼&✌🏼Coz…..

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B00ZVYX8HW |
| Actors  | Bob Odenkirk, Jonathan Banks, Michael Mando, Patrick Fabian, Rhea Seehorn |
| Aspect Ratio  | 1.78:1 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #57,339 in Movies & TV ( See Top 100 in Movies & TV ) #4,711 in Drama Blu-ray Discs |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (1,832) |
| Digital Copy Expiration Date  | December 31, 2018 |
| Dubbed:  | French |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer  | No |
| Item model number  | 35220005 |
| MPAA rating  | Unrated (Not Rated) |
| Media Format  | Blu-ray |
| Number of discs  | 3 |
| Producers  | Bob Odenkirk, Diane Mercer, Nina Jack |
| Product Dimensions  | 0.7 x 7.5 x 5.4 inches; 5.92 ounces |
| Release date  | November 10, 2015 |
| Run time  | 7 hours and 50 minutes |
| Studio  | Sony Pictures Home Entertainment |
| Subtitles:  | Arabic, Dutch, English, French, Spanish |

## Product Details

- **Format:** Blu-ray
- **Genre:** Drama
- **Language:** English
- **Number Of Discs:** 3

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A very special and unique show. Spawned by "Breaking Bad" but very much it's own being.
*by K***G on April 20, 2016*

Comparisons with the titanic “Breaking Bad: are inevitable, since this show shares not only creator Vince Gilligan but is a spin off of some key characters – here in an origin story taking palace before “Breaking Bad”. But this new show – great in it’s own way – really is quite a different animal. “Breaking Bad” felt big, powerful, operatic. A Beethoven symphony of a show. While it had humor, the blasts of dark drama and tension dominated. “Better Call Saul” feels like more of a chamber piece, a string quartet, or a great trio. Quieter, more intimate, leaning more towards the comic, its themes about America and success are mostly fed with a wink, and not a punch to the stomach. The pace is slower too. This is a character study, and it’s content to allow us to just watch some very interesting people working through their strange funny/sad lives without pushing the plot along all that much. It’s an outstanding show, but on its own terms, in its own way. The acting is terrific. Bob Odenkirk creates a truly likable semi-sad sack with truly questionable morals and decision making ability, but a big heart. Jonathan Banks continues as one of the best television characters ever, his aging ex-cop a brilliant, cold, coiled snake, who always lets out just enough humanity to know that while this guy could kill you in a heartbeat if he had to, deep down he’s a good guy, a loving grandfather, a moral man. Michael McKean does a great job as Odenkirk’s deeply disturbed brother. He will always be a smarter, better lawyer than Jimmy, he will always hold a grudge, and he is Odenkirk’s exact opposite. The guy who – on paper – we should feel bad for, but who is just icy and venal enough to keep us at an intrigued distance. If the character has a weak spot it’s that he can get a bit repetitive, but that’s more a function of how the man is limited by his paranoid psychosis, not a limitation of acting or writing. As with “Breaking Bad” the writing is specific, idiosyncratic, full of terrific dialogue that sounds naturalistic, but has just the right touch of poetry blended in. And as with it’s predecessor, the direction and cinematography is always at a high level, very cinematic, unafraid of staying in wide shots, or playing scenes in long takes instead of the rapid cutting that still dominates most TV – even very good TV. There are occasional lapses – I saw the twist ending of season 2 coming a mile off. But – if not as driven and instantly unforgettable as it’s parent show - this is intelligent, subtle and special television, not quite like anything else before or since.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Jimmys’ existence prior to Walter & The Gang, is astoundingly important!!
*by C***O on November 29, 2024*

Well, what DIDN’T I like?!??!! There’s SO MUCH to absorb in such a short period of time, that one is ALMOST confused! If you haven’t seen this gem, fasten in & get ready for a completely unique trip! 😈 Don’t let me scare you off but, for me it’s quite a ride from the get-go! All aspects being considered, this Series being what it translates to is nothing short of a thought out means of changing your way of thinking about just ANYTHING you can imagine! One’s life by comparison and attempting to alter your way of thinking how, why, what, & where lives like these are SO beyond “the norm” that there’s some adjusting to confront one!! I HIGHLY recommend this series esp from the beginning. Because if you’re planning on getting involved in “Breaking Bad” it would behoove you to watch this wonderfully, intelligent, humorous, fascinating presentation of such creativity I would hope you would be as enthralled as I have been! Give it a go, if you dare; be entertained by such imaginative way of thinking about the possibilities of this (sometimes clever & close) as such a possible existence of these individuals. It freaks me out sometimes when I hear, think of, imagine the reality of some people being in this situation. I’m overwhelmed by the continuity between the B.C. Saul series to the Breaking Bad adventure, not one that I’ve ever encountered! So, I thank the beings who brought all of this together. 🤧😘 I’m LOVING this review S#%T!!! Opining is such a release for me, not so much as an ego stroke but, as having an outlet to do so, is exciting and fulfilling for me! Anyone else concur? Gotta boogie! 🤙🏼&✌🏼Coz…..

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ BREAKING BAD'S BABY IS JUST AS GOOD AS THE ORIGINAL SERIES! GREAT BLU RAY!
*by T***D on March 7, 2016*

Being a fan of Breaking Bad since it first aired I was extremely excited to hear about the Spin Off Better Call Saul. Bob Odenkirk completely owns the character and is a huge part of its success. The show is filled with richly developed characters including Jonathan Banks reprising his role as Mike Ehrmantraut "the man who takes no half measures" and we are introduced to several other key characters in Jimmy's life before Saul's adventure begins. This series does not disappoint and has every chance at becoming just as memorable as Breaking Bad. I find myself chomping at the bit to watch the next installment every week. Like Breaking Bad, I had to own the series for two reasons, it's television at its finest and I want to be able to binge watch wherever I want to. Both Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul play much better when multiple episodes are watched in one sitting. The series takes place a several years before Breaking Bad, giving a back story to many characters including Jimmy (Saul) and Mike. It's funny, intelligent writing and is far above average television. It deserves to be recognized as a theater based movie quality production. The first season Blu Ray does not disappoint including some interesting extras along with a top quality presentation. It was a bit pricey for 10 episodes, but I waited for it to go on sale for $19.99. It's worth that price for such a great quality series that has excellent replay value. If you love this series, this is an excellent set if you can find it at a good price.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Better Call Saul: Season 1 [Blu-ray]
- Better Call Saul - Season 04 [Blu-ray]
- Better Call Saul: Season Three

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