The Sopranos

[YoungManRumble]

Man, sopranos killed him

Every damn scene he was eating

In the kitchen, at restaurants, at the pork store lol

Tony wasn't even super fat in season 1

But he blew up

Naw that's how he lived in real life. Look at his documented last meal. 2 orders of king prawns slathered in chil mayo as described.. then a bunch of booze, then some foie gras.

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Naw that's how he lived in real life. Look at his documented last meal. 2 orders of king prawns slathered in chil mayo as described.. then a bunch of booze, then some foie gras.

It's really weird watching S6 when you know he dies irl soon afterwards.

Amazing actor tho.

[Tony Trick-Pony]

Yeah that was really ****ed up.



When Tony killed Christopher that hit me too.



When Bobby gets killed, man I was upset for a couple hours after

It probably wouldn't have been so bad if they hadn't cut Bobby down with a shower of bullets. For such a nice guy, he gets a brutal ass ending. Haha. Not as bad as Phil, though.

[Tony Trick-Pony]

From the episode where they pave over Vito's Phone...

[billeau2]

OK don't judge but I'd never watched this show.

I binned Netflix a few months ago and decided to give all the HBO classics a go. I'd already watched The Wire so decided to jump straight in with The Sopranos.

Anyway, how the hell did I miss this show? I watched the end of season 5 last night and when Adrianna got whacked, I honestly nearly shed a tear.

I'm just hoping that season 6 is as good as the previous seasons.

What are your thoughts on this masterpiece?

Very entertaining show... We all shed a tear for adrianna...How will I ever get a boner like that after she is gone?

I feel like the Sopranos and Oz, were two shows that were pretty easy to digest... The Wire was a bit more complex, it really does tell a story and has some pretty intense s hit. Like when some of the kids who have a good heart are killed, and the mother, who it is easy to condemn, was trying to make it so her son had a chance to thrive in the family handling "business" and they wind up killing the kid.

BUT the most intense show on HBO and the most disturbing for me was without a doubt "Six Feet Under." What a monument to California, over educated, f u cked up boomers and their kids. Every character in the show is strong enough to carry a show...just a really unpleasant show that gets it! and shows how California and its subculture has been a major problem for the majority of sane folks in this country.

[billeau2]

Yeah that was really ****ed up.



When Tony killed Christopher that hit me too.



When Bobby gets killed, man I was upset for a couple hours after

yeah... that was tough... Most people have no idea what it means to take that oath... I would never do it. I don't mind killing if its called for, but to do so on directions of another, and to have to put friends and family second? No way in hell.

[Beercules]

yeah... that was tough... Most people have no idea what it means to take that oath... I would never do it. I don't mind killing if its called for, but to do so on directions of another, and to have to put friends and family second? No way in hell.

Tony looked back at the baby seat, he fully realized Christopher was a liability




Sad scene

[GrandmasterWang]

Sopranos was GOAT show.

Hbo magic.

GoT could have surpassed it but they stuffed it completely with Season 8.

Gomorrah is also brilliant but honestly one of the things that lifts Sopranos is the little bits of comedy gold sprinkled in some of the episodes.

Paulie and Silvio are classic characters

[i_am_a_champ]

Yeah that was really ****ed up.



When Tony killed Christopher that hit me too.



When Bobby gets killed, man I was upset for a couple hours after

Tony and Christopher were tight. Christopher was trusted but the Adriana thing was where it went wrong

[Eff Pandas]

Sopranos is probably my 2nd favorite long term no longer running drama series (Breaking Bad being #1). Great series with so many compelling moments.

Have been thinking of rewatching it & seeing how it holds up.

And randomly I'm looking forward to the Sopranos prequel movie that I believe should be coming out soon. Think James G's son plays a young Tony Soprano in it.