damn Sopranos

[slayer]

David Chase called me as soon as the Ep ended and asked me how I liked the finale. I hung up on him.

There is no movie confirmed. There have been no leaks of talks. Gandolfini was the main one who wanted to quit the show.
He has washed his hands of Sopranos. A movie would be cheesey and its not HBO's style. RIP Tony...

Tony's Dad died in front of him just like he did in front of AJ.

It all happened in a split second. He may have even been standing in the little hall for the bathroom. Or, she may not have even seen him. Its really a moot point. Rewatch the end scene on InDemand, the way it is cut abnormally, the lack of sound, the obvious buildup just before the cut. Then remember Bobby and Tony's convo...  all too easy.

theres 2 deadwood movies coming out to finish the series!

[jaejonna]

Just about the last scene....


All the people who were in the diner were past characters....if you look at the final credits...

--The guy who went to the bathroom was actually Phil's Nephew
--The black guys in the diner were the guys who shot Tony before
--The couple in the corner were involved with Christopher over some video stuff

Also, if you remember how Tony's Dad dies....with his dad getting gunned down in a restaurant with his family but Tony just arriving late (like Meadow) ...

Plus ...notice how they were eating the Onion Rings...none of them bit into them, just put them in thier mouth like 'communion'...however unlike communion the middle is empty .. very symbolic..

anyways...tony prob. does die there...

When he was in a coma, Light was the sign of LIFE...the end is nothing but darkness...
Bobby told tony on the boat that he thought death was just 'darkness'
blah blah blah ...

Now who watches Big Love ?

[Havenbull]

Just about the last scene....


All the people who were in the diner were past characters....if you look at the final credits...

--The guy who went to the bathroom was actually Phil's Nephew
--The black guys in the diner were the guys who shot Tony before
--The couple in the corner were involved with Christopher over some video stuff

Also, if you remember how Tony's Dad dies....with his dad getting gunned down in a restaurant with his family but Tony just arriving late (like Meadow) ...

Plus ...notice how they were eating the Onion Rings...none of them bit into them, just put them in thier mouth like 'communion'...however unlike communion the middle is empty .. very symbolic..

anyways...tony prob. does die there...

When he was in a coma, Light was the sign of LIFE...the end is nothing but darkness...
Bobby told tony on the boat that he thought death was just 'darkness'
blah blah blah ...

Now who watches Big Love ?

I watch it.  It's a good series.  Someone needs to get murdered soo

[big L dawg]

I agree tony is dead.Point blank range shot to the head has a way of ending things quick,hence the darkness and silence which is the end of the show.

[headhuntersix]

If it wasn't filmed it didn't happen..period. Supposedly there were 3 filmed endings...if they make it to DVD then u can choose what u want to believe. Chase choose to allow Tony to live. It is what it is...I love the show and hope sometime in the future they make a movie.

[Rhino290]

I love how people use my sayings like "shut the door" on another thread....yes, I see it on danitdem.com......funny.  obsessive, but funny.

[Earl1972]

--The black guys in the diner were the guys who shot Tony before

they died

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[Palpatine Q]

If it wasn't filmed it didn't happen..period. Supposedly there were 3 filmed endings...if they make it to DVD then u can choose what u want to believe. Chase choose to allow Tony to live. It is what it is...I love the show and hope sometime in the future they make a movie.

BOOM.

[Tokyo Joe]

Alpine's observation makes sense but in the last shot Tony looks up. If he got clipped here it would've been a shot of him looking at Meadow through his eyes. Chase left it open to interpretation to drive our imagiantions crazy..

so, there's no way there'll be any dumb fuckin, series wrecking movie like the x files.

[Havenbull]

Alpine's observation makes sense but in the last shot Tony looks up. If he got clipped here it would've been a shot of him looking at Meadow through his eyes. Chase left it open to interpretation to drive our imagiantions crazy..

so, there's no way there'll be any dumb fuckin, series wrecking movie like the x files.

Your inference doesn't make sense.  If he left it open, then the possibilty that there will be a movie is even greater.

The anticipation in a year or two would be huge.  Opening day numbers would be great.  If fans are willing to wait a year and a half for a 10 episode season, then they'll wait for a movie.

[Tokyo Joe]

Your inference doesn't make sense.  If he left it open, then the possibilty that there will be a movie is even greater.

The anticipation in a year or two would be huge.  Opening day numbers would be great.  If fans are willing to wait a year and a half for a 10 episode season, then they'll wait for a movie.

what doesn't make sense about 'he left it open to interpretation'.

he may have got clipped, maybe not. he may have met the fate of his father in similar circumstances, maybe not. chase left it this way so you meatheads could argue and squabble about what really happened..

there won't be a movie, there's no story left apart from indictments. he wrapped up all the loose ends.

[noc]

" The point is that the last 5 minutes of the show had
more palpable tension and drama then anytime in the entire series.

WE were so engulfed by Tony. This show was not a
first-person narrative, the only perspective is ours
as the viewer being bystanders to the daily life of
Tony Soprano and both his families.

WE were so engulfed by Tony that our eyes were on him
the entire time. TONY WAS THE DISTRACTION for us to
get whacked. One second our eyes are pasted on him
wondering what will happen to him when it goes
black...and we don't see or hear anything anymore.
We got whacked, and Tony was the decoy! This was not
about Tony, it was about us, the viewers! The last
face we saw before it went black was Tony Soprano.
IT WAS OUR TIME ... AND WE NEVER SAW OR HEARD IT COMING! "

[Havenbull]

" The point is that the last 5 minutes of the show had
more palpable tension and drama then anytime in the entire series.

WE were so engulfed by Tony. This show was not a
first-person narrative, the only perspective is ours
as the viewer being bystanders to the daily life of
Tony Soprano and both his families.

WE were so engulfed by Tony that our eyes were on him
the entire time. TONY WAS THE DISTRACTION for us to
get whacked. One second our eyes are pasted on him
wondering what will happen to him when it goes
black...and we don't see or hear anything anymore.
We got whacked, and Tony was the decoy! This was not
about Tony, it was about us, the viewers! The last
face we saw before it went black was Tony Soprano.
IT WAS OUR TIME ... AND WE NEVER SAW OR HEARD IT COMING! "

epic cut and paste from the hbo boards, but a good point none the less

[MA$$BUILDER]

" The point is that the last 5 minutes of the show had
more palpable tension and drama then anytime in the entire series.

WE were so engulfed by Tony. This show was not a
first-person narrative, the only perspective is ours
as the viewer being bystanders to the daily life of
Tony Soprano and both his families.

WE were so engulfed by Tony that our eyes were on him
the entire time. TONY WAS THE DISTRACTION for us to
get whacked. One second our eyes are pasted on him
wondering what will happen to him when it goes
black...and we don't see or hear anything anymore.
We got whacked, and Tony was the decoy! This was not
about Tony, it was about us, the viewers! The last
face we saw before it went black was Tony Soprano.
IT WAS OUR TIME ... AND WE NEVER SAW OR HEARD IT COMING! "

I like it