| Sharpshooter005 | 06-12-2007 02:51 AM |
It's a cultural touchstone lately....
The Sopranos finale. This thread is for discussing it. I'm sure SOMEONE has to have watched it (comeon, at least I know I have some fellow New Jerseyites on here).
Reactions, discussion of it, mourning for the fact that theres no more now, oh god what do we watch now. All of that goes here.
First? My interpretation of the ending..that infamous ending (spoiler tags cause I'm kind like that).
I found it the perfect sendoff for the series.
Now some links
The opening (best I could find, ignore the part where it goes "LOS SOPRANOS" at the end, I guess this is from foreign syndication)
The final 9 episodes promo, containing a rundown of the casualties throughout the show (granted, some from the last episodes are missing...)
Here's a seven minute recap of the series up to the beginning of the end. Ralph's kid seriously does play the dumbest game in the world.
EDIT: Oh god how did I forget this.
Here's Alan Sepinwall of the Star Ledger's interview with the creator of the show, David Chase, about the finale
Also, if you like this show, go read as many of Mr. Sepinwall's articles about the series as you possibly can. They're wonderful, he's rightfully showed up on pretty much every news story (I told you it was a cultural touchstone) about the show/finale. If nothing else, you'll stumble onto seemingly obvious things about the episodes you maybe didn't realize prior to reading said articles.
The Sopranos finale. This thread is for discussing it. I'm sure SOMEONE has to have watched it (comeon, at least I know I have some fellow New Jerseyites on here).
Reactions, discussion of it, mourning for the fact that theres no more now, oh god what do we watch now. All of that goes here.
First? My interpretation of the ending..that infamous ending (spoiler tags cause I'm kind like that).
| spoiler (highlight to read): |
| Tony didn't die. Meadow didn't die. A.J. didn't die though I wish the whiny idiot had, Carmela didn't die. Nobody died. The last scene was just a window into Tony's world. A constant purgatory of looking towards the door of that restaurant, and indeed everywhere he ever went, wondering if the next person to come in would be his killer or the cops coming to bring him in, or just another person. End of story, he won the war with Phil but the price he payed is eternally having to remain on edge. |
Now some links
The opening (best I could find, ignore the part where it goes "LOS SOPRANOS" at the end, I guess this is from foreign syndication)
The final 9 episodes promo, containing a rundown of the casualties throughout the show (granted, some from the last episodes are missing...)
Here's a seven minute recap of the series up to the beginning of the end. Ralph's kid seriously does play the dumbest game in the world.
| spoiler (highlight to read): |
| Furio, the Russian, and the ducks never come back. If you care that much about them, heres hoping for a spinoff where they team up and have zany adventures...hell, if David Chase made that, I'd watch. |
EDIT: Oh god how did I forget this.
Here's Alan Sepinwall of the Star Ledger's interview with the creator of the show, David Chase, about the finale
Also, if you like this show, go read as many of Mr. Sepinwall's articles about the series as you possibly can. They're wonderful, he's rightfully showed up on pretty much every news story (I told you it was a cultural touchstone) about the show/finale. If nothing else, you'll stumble onto seemingly obvious things about the episodes you maybe didn't realize prior to reading said articles.