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As someone who had a serious knife accident almost severing my left wrist, there is pain 🤣

It was so good. It showed how fucking cold blooded Albert's character was.

This is the excellence that can occur when the director allows creatives to enhance their vision.

That is much colder. Even in his dreams Bryan Cranston is a terrific actor!

Brings a new meaning to the phrase “killing me with kindness”

Not only did it make Albert Brooks seem even scarier, it plays into his not getting a handshake earlier in the movie. It added so much that it's hard to believe it wasn't already in the script. Love it.

Director: no, I'm the director. you're just an actor. *bad ending unlocked*

That’s a very good detail.

I had to take a break from the movie and have a little lie down at that part

That was a bad ass scene; good job Brian!

he literally dreams better than us too. he is born to be the actor he is today. sounds dumb to type out but, you know, he could’ve definitely just been in short time plays, local theaters his whole life, or just nothing serious at all.

Thank God it is. One of the more unique and creepy deaths I've seen

One of the scariest death scenes I've ever experienced in a movie. When you consider how off-guard you are whilst shaking someone's hand, it's a very scary scenario.

That scene sent a chill down my spine I never felt before. Easily the most shocking murder I've even seen in a movie

„I have a Dream!“ ~Bryan Cranston

That was a great idea! One of the most memorable moments of the movie

This still freaks me out to this day. It’s almost as bad as saving private Ryans slow heart stab

Heisenberg what a genius

It's amazing how he thinks of other actors and what they would do to him ultimately to serve the characters and the story.

Incredible actor!!

it was truly an impactful and disturbing death scene, well acted and directed

Wow that's cool. That's crazy that was his idea.

Damn Marlin vs Waltuh.

I love how he got his wrist and forearm slit and dies and lives to tell the tale what a legend

Phenomenal film, and casting, really with Bryan Cranston, amazing how great the storyline is written

One of the most chilling and powerful scenes I've ever watched.

It looks like it hurts even more and made it more sinister with the comforting. I find movies or works where directors are open for suggestions results in very memorable moments tbh

Wow thats crazy! I still think about this scene A LOT. And it still sends chills down my spine. So thanks for that BC.

Thats so freaking cool man i love that scene. It shows that the boss cared abt shannon more then your average business partner or henchmen. He respected him even though he had to kill him and he showed mercy. Great writing

It was a sad yet gruesome scene, so it was well done. Scenes and movies are well done when you feel emotion and you aren't really paying attention to the fact it's actually a movie.

Actors be like “yeah that was my idea”

It's a very different death from most movies, I remember it caught me off guard. There are knives that are sharp enough that a deep cut to the arm like this (which definitely would be painful at first) would insure enough blood loss to kill, primarily due to the difficulty to fix the arm or stop the heavy bleeding within time. As someone who nearly bleed out in an ER (personal experience), there is a point when you lose enough blood you get cold sweats, feel cold, feel like throwing up, and then a numbness sets in as your brain begins to lose consciousness. All of which can happen a lot faster than you'd be expecting

One if the many things that made drive such a great film

For some reason his death hurt the most out of all deaths in the movie. For me at least

Nemo's dad was not fucking around.

Nice.. him getting choked out from behind would not have hit the same way..

We have a bit of premonition

Way better for it too ❤

Best movie ever

Greatest fn actor alive 🐐

When he died, he was simply making a walter white reference

That's a pretty dark FN dream! What's Brian eating before bed?

Best scene in the movie that terrified me..

Another common Bryan Cranston W

He is the one who drive

We are primates and we use our hands. Someone falls down and you lend a hand to help them up.

Paul McCartney dreamt Let It Be, and Bryan dreamt this death scene... Does that mean we can class Bryan Cranston as on the same level as Paul McCartney but in the realm of acting??

That’s because Nicholas is awesome

i noticed that’s the only time he shook his hand the entire movie:(

Aw man, Bryan is getting old

Awesome

Great movie!

Tbh choking would have been better to watch. This somehow makes me more uncomfortable

and it very much worked

What song was used? it sounds like the music they used in the Drive trailer.

Thanks Bryan.That scene nearly made me puke.

Reminds me of clockwork orange

waltuh

i tought he dreamt felina *skull emoji*

Was a good part. Left you wanting revenge.

Is no one gonna mention that in the original script he was supposed to come behind Bryan?

That scene always makes me cringe! My worst fear is getting my arm cut open like that!

Bryan also had a dream where DJT got elected and turned out to be the best ever. That dream also came true

Bro actors actually take injuries on purpose

Very uncomfortable scene.

What movie is this?

I went through such pain in pus filled veins of my leg for over six months. That's torture for you.

What's the movie name?

Bro thinks he walter white 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

What was his dream tho, this is so heavily cut down, his dream isn't even discussed

Thats not even clever. I would never give my hand to show i dont have a weapon just for someone to grab it under intese situations.

Handshake sounds stupid you have no weapon but I shake your hand with my off hand and not my weapon

Bro created the only good scene from the movie 💀

%100 wrong about origin of hand shaking.

This dude is a homosexual and he is married to another man. Is it bad to say that? It's true.

Honestly one of the most disturbing scenes in the whole film.