Don't pull that 'Aw shucks' shit with me. There's a Sopranos thread and you're goin'

Don't pull that 'Aw shucks' shit with me. There's a Sopranos thread and you're goin'

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Watched Casino last night (it's on TCM platforms for next week or more) and it was comfy to get that old familiar feeling, especially w/ the late Frank Vincent, God bless him, and a Beansie cameo.

How could you not have watched Casino? It's a movie my father made me watch at 11 years old.

When AJ has three kids, his son will have to be Anthony Jr. too. but how do you pronounce AJJ?

....git THE FUCK OHUUUT!

5th 4 gabbagool

This was probably my 5th viewing.

HDTV compatible. Beautiful

>frank vincent made an appearance in the Mr. Pickles animated series as "Jon Gabbagooli", head of the Gabbagooli crime family

Jesus christ

MR GABBAGOOLI, THAT'S MY FUCKIN' LEGACY

I don't like when these guys do things that aren't sopranos

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what does furio say when he falls down?

I'm watching the 3st season of The Sopranos and I just got done watching the episode where Omar Little's daughter teaches Jackie Junior chess. I was blown away! I had to watch it a couple times to really pick up on it, but did you guys realize that when she was teaching him about the chess pieces, she actually meant that MOBSTERS were the pawns and the MOB BOSS is the king!! What an amazing metaphor!

It was so deep and meaningful, I am amazed by the deep symbolism of this.

Do the later seasons continue on with masterful symbolism like this? This was truly the pinnacle of storytelling that I have ever seen on a television show, and I think I can confidently say that The Sopranos is the best show ever made without even having seen the entire series.

Also the acting is phenomenal! James Gandolfini does a great job pronouncing difficult words such as capicola and capocollo.

I have no idea, I don't speak Gabagool

Watching it subbed is better.

Young Paulie in Fingers (a very good film from James in the news for molesting over 300 women Toback) around 2:32, and another Sopranos cameo at around 1:45

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Animal symbolism suuuucks

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I dont remember Tone saying that

I will always remember him as Salvatore Leone.
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my dad tried watching The Sopranos after all the praise I've given it and he could not get passed that scene. He said it was "stupid". I felt so sad.

WE LEAD THE WORLD IN COMPUTERIZED DATA COLLECTION!

That's the secret best episode.

Fuckin' a I get that some things can be cringe, and if you go in with a bias towards something and they hit it in the first dang episode, i'll drop something too. poor guy. tony gets way better, you'll be rooting for him even after that little gay touching shit

>and the swedes? where did they go?
>i am him, fucker

I always thought that other mobster mission guy had a weird relationship with his mother. When I actually watched Sopranos for the first time, I realized that he was based on Tony Soprano.

>Casino on TCM
was it this version by any chance?
youtube.com/watch?v=v5k1xhjk03k

>tfw

kek

The dialogue is too cinematic and dramatic. It doesn't have that regular speech, impediments, imperfections, the shit that sopranos kinda remembers to do sometimes to ground it. Like season 1, lotta quips. fun game though

Nah, that is funny but TCM plays unfiltered kinographīe. At least on the app, i dunno about network?

>the posters
fuck you tripfag

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Your dad probably was a wise guy in his youth and a real nigga and your candy ass makes him watch a romanticized soap opera on the tube you cunt

Get a job, move out of your parents and become a real freaking man already, pootz

>"Americans are like Germans!"
>Q&A with Furio Giunta

Furio(F): What do you want, Artie?
Artie(A): How do you like America?

F: I like it a lot.
A: How do you like the food in America?
F: Not so good.
A: How so?
F: First, you use too much sauce on your spaghetti. Very bad. Too soupy. Can't taste the pasta, the semolina.
A: I'm making a note.
F: Then you do something really stupid. You drink cappuccino after dinner!
A: Yes, that's very big here.
F: Well, it's stupid. Back home, cappuccino is in the morning, before 11 A.M. After dinner, it's like a, how do you say, milkshake. Americans are like Germans!
A: Ouch.
F: And, finally, never serve pasta and meat on the same plate. Very German. First the pasta, then the meat. That's the right way.
A: That's a lot of plates.
F: Make somebody to wash them. Kids here are spoil.
A: You must like something over here.
F: Yeah, my own moozarell'...you can't screw that up.
A: That's it?
F: No, I really like pigs in their bed. The cocktail franks. You buy frozen and heat them up.
A: Pigs in a blanket? You're kidding.
F: The dough should be soft, nice.
A: but you can get that merda anywhere.
F: I wish.

OOOOOH

Why is everyone hating on Anthony Jr.? Tony wouldn't let him get into the mob. He was overshadowed by his successful sister. What chances did he have to become someone in that environment?

That is funny, maybe i'm being pedantic but Italian-Americans, at least in NY/NJ consider pic related to be Pigs in a Blanket, not cocktail weiners, Allen Rucker.

>offered 30$/hr union construction job with no taxes
>n-no thanks

Because he was a pussy. He knew his dad was the head of a crime family and yet he spent his days chatting online instead of becoming a bad ass to try and match his alpha dad. Like Tony did.

Because he was the boy that would be King. All he had to do was not be an overwhelming fuckup and his life was made for him. Even if he didn't want to go into the business, he could still have the support of his family and family to do whatever he wanted. Rich, successful, respected, it was there for the taking. But he was borderline retarded. And no, Tony and Carmella were not actually that damaging. Tony never hit him, hardly punished him, was generally supportive. It's just a waste.

AJ was a NEET, people hate him because he's either a reflection of their own failures or just plainly because NEETs are fucking annoying, always feeling like they deserve better but unable to work to deserve it or even to better themselves.

>always feeling like they deserve better but unable to work to deserve it or even to better themselves.
delete this

I HAVE COME TO RECLAIM ROME FOR MY PEOPLE

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THAT'S RIGHT, GET IT ALL OUT YOU LITTLE HOOOOEER

to this day it still baffles me that they'd do this to Nancy Marchand, I can understand that they'd have to CGI her or use a double if her death was actually going to happen on screen, but it doesn't, if it was all an excuse to have the Granchildren Memories book shown as a final conflict between Tony and Livia, then he could have found it after she had died and it'd have had the same effect.

So did she actually have a personality disorder or did she know what she was doing and playing on it?

THEY DIDN'T HAVE FLAT TOPS IN ANCIENT ROME

I think I read a David Chase interview about this, it was because they didn't want her to be entirely off-screen in season 3 and then have her death happen, it would've felt a bit weightless, or something.

then instead of being weightless it was goofy, and disrespectful, now any info and photos you may search about the character Livia Soprano are forever tainted with videos/gifs/screencaps of her CGI head.

I think he meant that, but was explaining it badly


Junior's Ten Tips to Living Long and Living Well.

As it is well known, eating grilled red meat for years at a time can kill you. But some of us survive despite our artery-clogging dining habits. Junior Soprano is one such survivor. Here are a few of his tips for staying alive.--AB

1. Always trust blood relatives over friends, but not very far.

2. Learn to sing. It's impossible to sing and be pissed off at the same time.

3. Have lunch with friends at least three times a week. If they resist, insist.

4. Never feel guilty about anything. If it happened, it happened. Just go on.

5. Red wine is rich in iron and an effective antispasmodic. If possible, drink it at every meal except breakfast.

6. Eat at least one bowl of spaghetti a day. Breakfast (cold) is deelish!

7. If a man should insult you, do not be quick to return the insult. Wait and prepare. The best comeback is like a wrong number at three in the morning--very disturbing.

8. The only lesson my father ever taught me--kick the shit out of the other guy before he kicks the shit out of you.

9. To quote my dear brother Johnny: enjoy the music of life while you still have ears.

10. Rule of rules: never whine. No one cares.

>always feeling like they deserve better but unable to work to deserve it or even to better themselves.
Fuck

Hindsight is 20/20 my guy.

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He should have ended her there, that is writing

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Can somebody explain a little more about how these guys hug, kiss, fuck in the same room, share the same whores, but if anybody who isn't themselves doing it is gay?

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>So did she actually have a personality disorder
No she didn't. She was just playing everyone for a fool.

wow motherhood is so beautiful haha

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You'll understand when you're older.

italians

you're so smart at sopranos? name the 4 songs they play more than once

>Tony never hit him
Uhh....

>Furios italian dance music
>That opera that opens and closes Pine Barrens
>World Destruction that opens and closes For All Debts Public and Private
uuhhh uhhh fuck I don't know the last one

woke up this morning

Lol ok thats pretty good

Oh, I guess there is 5. but 4, that aren't the title theme

that one song playing when Carmella is waiting for Meadow at her dorm and then plays at the end when Tony wants to take depressed Carm to dinner.

That sounds like a personality disorder

That's it, yeah. Falco won an Emmy for that episode I think.

So you're driving down Luigi Raceway dreaming of being a big-shot NEET when this greasy sweaty 400-pound varsity athlete sits down next to you and breathes heavily through his nose, all while the sickly-sweet aroma of rancid gabagool wafts in your general direction, then he plays with only one single hand and caps you in the ass with a red shell.

What do you do?

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That show had a slew of Emmy winners for the acting: Gandolfini, Joe Pants, Michael Imperioli, Edie Falco. I'm glad the show got appreciated it really is one of the best.

he had that cia poster but you could tell it was a photosop

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>always feeling like they deserve better but unable to work to deserve it or even to better themselve
STOP

What level of Chad is this?

not Chad, Alessandro

stop samefagging, we already know the NEET "life" sucks.

Virgin AJ - That Chad Furio

>What chances did he have to become someone in that environment?
he never had the makings of a Varsity athlete

You sound like a psychology drop out.

>Italian-Americans, at least in NY/NJ consider pic related to be Pigs in a Blanket

Those are golabki.

Nice set of rules.

>personality disorder

Some bitches are just bitches, it doesn't have to be some kinda "disorder".

He was a good football player wasn't he?

Oh Christ dude I'm at work you can't post the good shit like that

Well seeing as she was diagnosed with it that's why I asked.

Phineas, Im GBG

>top comment is shinebox
I love it.

>Time to gay it up in the holy land

>That show had a slew of Emmy winners for the acting

That's because back then, talent and skill was respected while nowadays, it's al about political correctness...

give me one thousand dollars!

That looks delicious. I am very interested in Polish food. When I visited NYC, I ate at a Polish restaurant where I had corned beef and cabbage. I mentioned to the fine-as-fuck legit Polish immigrant waitress that I had always thought corned beef and cabbage was Irish food. She corrected me by saying "it's poor people food."

>diagnosed

Finn, my heterosexual nemesis

WHERE ARE THE DIGITS-A!

Hay, I’ma just break’n balls here.

Odds are, golabki came to Poland from Italy in 1518 via Queen Bona Sforza, the wife of Polish King Sigismund I the Old, who brought a lot of Italian retainers (including chefs) with her to Poland when they got married.