soprano's

[hendo]

The late Nancy Marchand is brilliant in the first two seasons; whining needy and manipulative, she is the ultimate matriarch.

Love it at the end of S1 when she conspires with Junior to bump T off.

 

[internetstalker]

Indeed - when Adriana gets clipped,

thanks!!
i didnt know this!!!!!


I'M ONLY ON THE SECOND SERIES!!!!

 

[internetstalker]

Bad GRAMMAR, poor spelling too.

duh!!
that was the point!!

 

[MightyAphrodite]

i cried my eyes out when Tony got clipped.

I'm wellin' up now.

 

[MightyAphrodite]

^^^ thats not true btw.

i've had some coffee now. :|

 

[brixtonvilla]

Criticism of the apostrophe is warranted on this thread as a typical episode of The Sopranos features Tony eating, shooting and leaving.

Ba-da-fuckin'-BING!

Fave lines: Va fangool! (Yes, I know it's "vaffanculo")

Madon'!

Top series. Enjoy.

 

[Johnny Canuck3]

The best murder scene in the series, imo, is the one where Tony garrottes that guy, then looks up at the airliner passing overhead.

Most violent: Ralfie beating the hooker to death outside the Bing. Honourable mention: scene where Tony and Christopher saw up Ralfie's body with power tools.

 

[Orangesanlemons]

Most violent: Ralfie beating the hooker to death outside the Bing. Honourable mention: scene where Tony and Christopher saw up Ralfie's body with power tools.

I found Ralfie's wig more disturbing than the subsequent dismemberment...

 

[Johnny Canuck3]

I found Ralfie's wig more disturbing than the subsequent dismemberment...

Right: I forgot about the wig...

 

[thestraightman]

Livia on T

"As far as I'm concerned, he can shit in his own hat"

 

[akirajoel]

Interesting article on The Soprano's for anyone thats interested:

The Sopranos may not be high art, but neither is it a cheap action-thriller or a murderous melodrama. I believe it is a mass media, action-packed, X-rated version of Waiting for Godot. A story of both existential despair, and, in the words of Victor Frankl, “man’s search for meaning.”

http://metaphilm.com/philm.php?id=286_0_2_0

 

[akirajoel]

Just in case there's anyone out there who does care. Another cool article:

“‘Sex and the City was about gay men; The Sopranos is about straight women,’ says Regina Barreca, a professor of English and feminist theory at the University of Connecticut and editor of a collection of essays called A Sit Down with the Sopranos.”

http://metaphilm.com/comments.php?id=287_0_1_0_C