08 May 07
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The final season is half way done. Is it everything you wanted it to be and more? How do you think it will end?
I've seen the first four episodes and I've loved every single one, especially the episode with Junior. It appears that Tony is well on his way off the deep-end as he continues to give in to his evil urges of spreading misery and murder. As for how it will end, I honestly have no idea. I wouldn't rule out suicide though.
08 May 07
Originally posted by reinfeldHey, that's super. And very interesting. Thanks for sharing. Idiot.
...never seen the show...don't pay for cable...most tv is not too good...kind of boring...like to watch old tv shows for free on the net...mostly british comedy..i iike the humour...
08 May 07
Originally posted by darvlayA bad episode of the Sopranos is still an hour well-spent IMO.
The final season is half way done. Is it everything you wanted it to be and more? How do you think it will end?
I've seen the first four episodes and I've loved every single one, especially the episode with Junior. It appears that Tony is well on his way off the deep-end as he continues to give in to his evil urges of spreading misery and murder. As for how it will end, I honestly have no idea. I wouldn't rule out suicide though.
With that said...some of the stuff this season feels a little contrived. It's been fun and interesting, but not (yet) what I'd hoped for. For example, where did Tony's gambling problem suddenly come from? Who cares about A.J. and his fiance? Christopher's booze trouble is old news...it feels like filler.
I want to see more conflict between Tony and Phil Leotardo.
Again, it's still a great show. I was just hoping they'd more along a little quicker towards some kind of a climax. Then again, that's never been David Chase's style.
08 May 07
Originally posted by rbmorrisI think the conflict is coming. And a good climax is still a possibility. But I must admit, I'm glad the writers stuck to their guns writing subtle, emotionally complex dramas as opposed to a Predator-type arc where the characters all die off one at a time.
A bad episode of the Sopranos is still an hour well-spent IMO.
With that said...some of the stuff this season feels a little contrived. It's been fun and interesting, but not (yet) what I'd hoped for. For example, where did Tony's gambling problem suddenly come from? Who cares about A.J. and his fiance? Christopher's booze trouble is old news...it ...[text shortened]... icker towards some kind of a climax. Then again, that's never been David Chase's style.
08 May 07
Originally posted by darvlayTrue. Agree on all counts. Do you think there's any possibility they'll leave it open for a follow up season or movie?
I think the conflict is coming. And a good climax is still a possibility. But I must admit, I'm glad the writers stuck to their guns writing subtle, emotionally complex dramas as opposed to a Predator-type arc where the characters all die off one at a time.
08 May 07
Originally posted by darvlayYou mean like the farce that Prison Break turned into?
But I must admit, I'm glad the writers stuck to their guns writing subtle, emotionally complex dramas as opposed to a Predator-type arc where the characters all die off one at a time.
Good 1st season....S^^t for the rest?
Will he get the girl? Will his brother be saved?
Same old same old.😴
08 May 07
Originally posted by darvlay..i bet you have all you know written on your palm...keep reading...keep repeating all 6 words...i bet you get elected to be mayor of some fine city with your keen intellect and high and lofty
Hey, that's super. And very interesting. Thanks for sharing. Idiot.
aspirations for us all...( what a terrific comment from such a terrific person ),....