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Except I did nothing of the sort. Did you not notice where I said 'jacked:' i.e. stolen?
Jackass. Pay attention.
Jackass. Pay attention.
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Personally I thought the focus on Meadow was an insightful social commentary on the fact that chicks can't drive for s**t!viii) We all know how much Godfather III ruined the Godfather movies. I think the focus on Meadow was a reference to the Godfather. David Chase didn’t end it the way Godfather III ended. This time the boss gets killed.
Except I did nothing of the sort. Did you not notice where I said 'jacked:' i.e. stolen?
Jackass. Pay attention.
Personally I thought the focus on Meadow was an insightful social commentary on the fact that chicks can't drive for s**t!
I was talking about your previous posts. Glad you finally decided to own up, congrats.
But there are just as many arguments to substantiate that Tony did not die.
Such as?
And what do you mean "finally" ? Everything I took from another source, I mentioned as much.
Just cause you don't pay attention or take the time to think before your post, no need to lash out at me, Dorothy.
Admit it, you're wrong.
It was the symbolism of the gunman going to the bathroom first, then coming out and killing Tony. Same as Michael does in Godfather.
the guy was wearing a Members Only jacket... the Member Only episode was a direct reference to Tony joining all of this dead relatives and friends...
The screen went black... just as Tony and Bobby said it would....
He was EATING A FRIGGING ORANGE EARLIER IN THE VERY SAME EPISODE.... I shouldn't need to tell you what that means.
Such as
I'm not lashing out, I simply believe that you read a lot of this stuff offf other forums and now you're acting like you know more than anyone else.
You're like the Gunnar Longshanks of the Sopranos thread, knocking any opinion that doesn't mirror your own. Yes it looks obvious that Tony died, but unless the creator has come out and said "Tony died", then we're all free to interpret it in different ways.
Also, the Dr. Cox style of using a female name as an insult is really lame.
Yes it looks obvious that Tony died, but unless the creator has come out and said "Tony died", then we're all free to interpret it in different ways.
"There are no esoteric clues in there. No Da Vinci Code. Everything that pertains to that episode was in that episode. And it was in the episode before that and the one before that and seasons before this one and so on. There had been indications of what the end is like. Remember when Gerry Torciano was killed? Silvio was not aware that the gun had been fired until after Jerry was on his way down to the floor. That's the way things happen: It's already going on by the time you even notice it."
Well you can keep waiting because I refuse to waste my time feeding your ego.Hey Rod, there's been plenty of pithy comments on your behalf since this, but I'm still waiting for you to actually expand on this.
Well you can keep waiting because I refuse to waste my time feeding your ego.
If you can tone down your pigheadedness enough to find them, there are many arguments out there to suggest that Tony is not dead. And they have just as much (or little) weight as they arguments that suggest he is dead.
If that's too much for you, then at the very least stop lifting other peoples views and palming them off as your own, inaccurate as they may be.
Sorry to say it 'Karl Pilkington' but you really are smothering this thread. I do believe your analyses of the ending is correct. Just chill the FK out man.
Your acting like that obnoxious reporter from fox news!
Oh yeah this guy
Anyone who answers back at all, you stop them halfway and say "Sit the Fk down *!"
We can all tell you love your 'Sopranos' maybe slightly obsessed and there's nothing wrong with that either. Your probably 26 or 27 (single), you wear a hat with a bullet hole in it that says "I just got whacked". Posters and cardboard cut outs are scattered all through your one bedroom apartment...... I don't know where im going with this, just chill buddy, dont get your 'bada bing' boxers in a knot.
Yeah Karl stop moaning and whinging. Might be time for another holiday you bald headed twat
Yeh, if you like, you 're definately convinced, good argument too, but, and there are thousands of buts and maybes, jump to black! Thanks folks your probably right.No its obvious that he's dead. Anyone who thinks he's alive is wrong.
It isn't up for debate. All the clues are there, if chase was any less subtle he'd be literally beating us over the head with Tony's corpse.
The only people who aren't convinced, are people with no attention span.
jacked:
i) First episode of this season Bobby says you don’t hear it when you’re shot.
ii) Second to last episode of this season, Tony flashes to Bobby saying you don’t hear it when you’re shot.
iii) The entire story arc was about Tony - when Tony’s gone, the arc is done.
iv) In the diner, every time someone walked through the door, the perspective changed to Tony’s as he looked up
v) After the last bell jingle, just as the perspective changed to Tony’s everything went black and silent - as though the person whose perspective we were to shift to was no longer alive
vi) The cat was a reminder that Tony killed Chris, and had Adriana killed. The cat was a reminder that Tony’s a bad guy - who has it coming.
vii) There was so much symmetry between Phil’s execution in front of his family and Tony’s last moments
viii) We all know how much Godfather III ruined the Godfather movies. I think the focus on Meadow was a reference to the Godfather. David Chase didn’t end it the way Godfather III ended. This time the boss gets killed.
ix) Every other episode ended in music during the credits. This one had no music because Tony’s dead.
x) Episode titles have always meant something. This episode’s title referred to Bobby’s gift of the gun to Tony. When he gave it to him he made the comment about how everything would just go silent when you were shot.
xi) The ending was so incredibly brilliant. We all felt what it was like to be Tony in those final five minutes. We all felt nervous, anxious, just as he must have felt. After being absorbed into Tony’s experience, we were left with silence and blackness like death because…
Tony Soprano… is dead.
Yeh, if you like, you 're definately convinced, good argument too, but, and there are thousands of buts and maybes, jump to black! Thanks folks your probably right.
Ok, well what you believe is stupid and wrong. And I believe you wear women's underwear. How's that. And I'm not lame, you're lame.
Being serious for a second (cause I imagine you're just joking with all of this - or exceptionally precious)
Not one person has floated any valid reasoning for Tony being alive. Personally I'd love to hear it as it might change my interpretation of the final episode.
I learn a lot from reading other people's opinions.
I'm always open to changing my opinion.
Sometimes I use caps cause I'm too lazy to bold things, which comes across as yelling - which might have confused you.
Eleven years later, and Tony's still dead.
I'd love to hear the "buts and maybes" though - nobody seems to have found any