what's the best sopranos scene?
What's the best sopranos scene?
Wyatt Evans
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Evan Williams
s1 finale assassination attempt
Ian Wright
Kind of like this one.
Cameron Lewis
Something really interesting I noticed at the end is how the camera focuses on Patsy's reaction. It would be surprising for him to be overjoyed about it since he hates Tony for killing his twin brother. I wonder if that little shot of Patsy at the end was a hint towards the theory that Patsy killed Tony...
God,this show is just so fucking good.
Dominic Phillips
Too hard to choose one, but i really like this one.
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Caleb Watson
It's weird watching season 1 scenes and seeing how comparatively slim Tony was and how he speaks like a normal human being rather than the wheezing caricature he evolves into.
Chase Rodriguez
Adam Turner
lmao this is like watching some cheap breaking bad level capeshit when you know what the show matures into.
Jacob Rivera
yeah i know there's better scenes but i was a kid when i first watched that, and it just stuck with me
Kevin Nguyen
>Nobody posted the GOAT
Jordan Garcia
where's his reaction? I can't find it in the video
Jace Perry
James Cook
Cameron Anderson
Andrew Johnson
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Hudson Lewis
>"Those people went through World War II"
Every line in the Sopranos has so much subtext or commentary or cultural baggage to unpack. It's amazing.
I assumed this line was tongue-in-cheek from the writer, exploring how Americans over-mythologise their role in WWII and what they had to sacrifice, which pales in comparison to the people of Europe and Asia.
There was, however, some internment of Italian-Americans, but I assume those in the mafia were too smart to get interred or drafted.
There's also a tendency by Italian-Americans and Irish-Americans to play up their own historical suffering/subjugation, as if it invalidates current similar subjugation of blacks, for instance. They really explore this well over the entire series -- a bit too on-the-nose in the Columbus Day episode, however.
William Harris
Andrew Watson
came to say this
plenty of italian americans did fight, what's your point?. i also don't think it's them playing up their own historical suffering--it's basically them saying "don't forget/overlook us".
Gabriel Howard
Richie was a shit character.
>When he appears in the test dream and he's so fat you can't even recognize him
lmao
Austin Collins
The one where Ton and Carm get into that big fight at the end of season four.
Jackson Jones
In terms of death scenes, this was one of the best.
Really shocking -- I just didn't expect it, and Aida Turturro's acting is just brilliant.
Also, the death of Richie is worth it just for that line of Tony's when he's with Janice at the bus, talking about Richie's grave.
Josiah Barnes
>i also don't think it's them playing up their own historical suffering--it's basically them saying "don't forget/overlook us".
That's true for most Italian-Americans, yes, but for the culturally-conservative, old fashioned wiseguys of the Sopranos, they definitely want to talk themselves and their ancestors up and they have a chip on their shoulder about everything and everyone.
Brody Jones
Here's the bus stop scene, actually.
Adrian Wood
the scene in that episode where paulie is talking about it and says "it goes BULLSHIT!"