This episode reveals more depth in comparison to the first. Without giving too much away Michael Bryan Cranstons character sets out to scrap the car involved in the accident, which could cause problems for him and his son!
Once again all the actors are in amazing form alongside good cinematography. I love the way the sequences flow from one shot to the other whether it's a character running with his hood up or the newly introduced character Kofi disposing of the car. The pacing works well, not for a moment was I switching off. So far this had shades of Breaking Bad. The suspense is excruciatingly painful when left in situations leaving you questioning what you'd do? Also what to do for the best. I feel empathy for Adam, still I feel some sympathy for Kofi who is in a predicament he didn't sign up for.
Once again all the actors are in amazing form alongside good cinematography. I love the way the sequences flow from one shot to the other whether it's a character running with his hood up or the newly introduced character Kofi disposing of the car. The pacing works well, not for a moment was I switching off. So far this had shades of Breaking Bad. The suspense is excruciatingly painful when left in situations leaving you questioning what you'd do? Also what to do for the best. I feel empathy for Adam, still I feel some sympathy for Kofi who is in a predicament he didn't sign up for.