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Was the point not, leaving the ending inconclusive to allow for the possibility of a film to be made(amongst other reasons), or did I miss something?i think the point was to show that tonys death came just like anyone elses
Sopranos last episode
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correct me if im wrong... but i dont think tony actually dies in the last episode- it just (v successfully) evokes the mood that he might in the v near future and when he least expects it and he will have to live with that paranoia and anxiety for the rest of his life
the fact he was with his family and they were doing sutm v 'everyday' and 'normal' (ie. in a diner) just added to that
was a deep ending still
the fact he was with his family and they were doing sutm v 'everyday' and 'normal' (ie. in a diner) just added to that
was a deep ending still
nah i reckon his death is the only way it wouldl make sense.
once of the most over arching theme of the whole series is the futility of death, like how you make all these plans and ultimately you could just die, 'its all a big nothing' to quote livia soprano.
also if you look at the last episode you see everything almost from tony's point of view. Everytime the bell of the door rings you see what tony would see.
Bell rings - you see carmella come in from tonys perspective
Bell rings - aj comes from tonys perspective
Shifty guy goes to the bathroom
Meadow has trouble parking
Bell rings, tony looks up - Darkness
The darkness is tony's perspective - death out of nowhere
once of the most over arching theme of the whole series is the futility of death, like how you make all these plans and ultimately you could just die, 'its all a big nothing' to quote livia soprano.
also if you look at the last episode you see everything almost from tony's point of view. Everytime the bell of the door rings you see what tony would see.
Bell rings - you see carmella come in from tonys perspective
Bell rings - aj comes from tonys perspective
Shifty guy goes to the bathroom
Meadow has trouble parking
Bell rings, tony looks up - Darkness
The darkness is tony's perspective - death out of nowhere
True true, but if you read what david chase says about the last episode its almost definite that tony does die at the end.dreamizm wrote:That's tenuous bro!J-sh wrote:
The darkness is tony's perspective - death out of nowhere
Darkness (metaphorical or otherwise) does not always = death
Furthermore, there are worse things than death - another over-arching theme of the show
He points to the episode stage 5 (where jonny sack dies of cancer) and that dude gets shot in front of sylvio and you see the blood splash all over him in slow motion - and sylvio says later 'i didnt even realise what had happened til he hit the floor'
and also he talks about the episode with tony and bobby in the boatt.
I defintely wouldnt have come to that conclusion if i hadnt read chase's comments on it but still, i reckon the only conclusion that would make sense would be tony's death.
mikey g wrote:you did miss something.Fitz wrote:J-sh wrote:Is the wire worth watching?![]()
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Get on it immediately, if not sooner
Was the point not, leaving the ending inconclusive to allow for the possibility of a film to be made(amongst other reasons), or did I miss something?i think the point was to show that tonys death came just like anyone elses
No one can say for sure though
Yeah that def makes sense but i think open-ended interpretations are far more powerful.J-sh wrote:True true, but if you read what david chase says about the last episode its almost definite that tony does die at the end.dreamizm wrote:That's tenuous bro!J-sh wrote:
The darkness is tony's perspective - death out of nowhere
Darkness (metaphorical or otherwise) does not always = death
Furthermore, there are worse things than death - another over-arching theme of the show
He points to the episode stage 5 (where jonny sack dies of cancer) and that dude gets shot in front of sylvio and you see the blood splash all over him in slow motion - and sylvio says later 'i didnt even realise what had happened til he hit the floor'
and also he talks about the episode with tony and bobby in the boatt.
I defintely wouldnt have come to that conclusion if i hadnt read chase's comments on it but still, i reckon the only conclusion that would make sense would be tony's death.
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yeah this.Diss04 wrote:you might need to perservere to get into it a bit but its well WELL worth the effortJ-sh wrote:Is the wire worth watching?
I watched the first couple of episodes and it didn't really catch me, but i reckon having watched sopranos i might appreciate it in a different way.
it takes a while for it to get started. the 1st few episodes are all about character development.
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