So did Tony wake up from a dream or something. Was he really some overweight sweaty dago working at a deli? Spoilerz plsNothing happened. NOTHING :lol
So did Tony wake up from a dream or something. Was he really some overweight sweaty dago working at a deli? Spoilerz plsNothing happened. NOTHING :lol
We got Crying of Lot 49ed, hahahaha!???
We got Crying of Lot 49ed, hahahaha!???
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There's actually no reason to believe anything interesting happened when they went to black. Chase was simply building up suspense for five minutes, focusing on a few suspicious men, trying to make the audience feel nervous. Maybe that's how a gangster lives, always on edge.We got Crying of Lot 49ed, hahahaha!???
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The Crying of Lot 49 ends right before what is probably the most important part of the story.
There's actually no reason to believe anything interesting happened when they went to black. Chase was simply building up suspense for five minutes, focusing on a few suspicious men, trying to make the audience feel nervous. Maybe that's how a gangster lives, always on edge.We got Crying of Lot 49ed, hahahaha!???
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The Crying of Lot 49 ends right before what is probably the most important part of the story.
Oh, okay. Yeah, I was pretty confused at the end for a second. But a death scene at the end would have been a cliche.There's actually no reason to believe anything interesting happened when they went to black. Chase was simply building up suspense for five minutes, focusing on a few suspicious men, trying to make the audience feel nervous. Maybe that's how a gangster lives, always on edge.We got Crying of Lot 49ed, hahahaha!???
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The Crying of Lot 49 ends right before what is probably the most important part of the story.
Same goes for Crying of Lot 49, actually. It could've been the biggest event in the story, or it could've been nothing. The novel ends right before the titular crying of lot 49 (it takes place at an auction).
Oh, okay. Yeah, I was pretty confused at the end for a second. But a death scene at the end would have been a cliche.There's actually no reason to believe anything interesting happened when they went to black. Chase was simply building up suspense for five minutes, focusing on a few suspicious men, trying to make the audience feel nervous. Maybe that's how a gangster lives, always on edge.We got Crying of Lot 49ed, hahahaha!???
explain
The Crying of Lot 49 ends right before what is probably the most important part of the story.
Same goes for Crying of Lot 49, actually. It could've been the biggest event in the story, or it could've been nothing. The novel ends right before the titular crying of lot 49 (it takes place at an auction).
My dad's all like "the ending was great! They left it open for anything! Were those shady guys mobsters going in for a hit? Were they FBI agents getting ready to bust Tony? And those black guys! Remember season 1? 2 black guys tried to kill Tony!"Black guys are trouble. See I was thinking nothing happened, but I forgot about the black guys. They probably shot Tony and raped Meadow and AJ. That's why the scene went black!
I still firmly believe that the ending was meant to show that NOTHING was going to happen. Tony's life was as back to normal as it could possibly be.
My dad's all like "the ending was great! They left it open for anything! Were those shady guys mobsters going in for a hit? Were they FBI agents getting ready to bust Tony? And those black guys! Remember season 1? 2 black guys tried to kill Tony!"Black guys are trouble. See I was thinking nothing happened, but I forgot about the black guys. They probably shot Tony and raped Meadow and AJ. That's why the scene went black!
I still firmly believe that the ending was meant to show that NOTHING was going to happen. Tony's life was as back to normal as it could possibly be.
My dad's all like "the ending was great! They left it open for anything! Were those shady guys mobsters going in for a hit? Were they FBI agents getting ready to bust Tony? And those black guys! Remember season 1? 2 black guys tried to kill Tony!"Black guys are trouble. See I was thinking nothing happened, but I forgot about the black guys. They probably shot Tony and raped Meadow and AJ. That's why the scene went black!
I still firmly believe that the ending was meant to show that NOTHING was going to happen. Tony's life was as back to normal as it could possibly be.
Exactly. My dad's a whacko.
So, like, what happened with Phil Leotardo?
What about Silvio and Paulie? Any resolution to their stories?
What about Silvio and Paulie? Any resolution to their stories?
Silvio is in a coma.
Paulie is Tony's soldier.
my sensors indicate that theres a lot of damage control in this thread.Everyone at GAF is bitching. That's what they do there. There's no damage control here.
My dad's all like "the ending was great! They left it open for anything! Were those shady guys mobsters going in for a hit? Were they FBI agents getting ready to bust Tony? And those black guys! Remember season 1? 2 black guys tried to kill Tony!"
I still firmly believe that the ending was meant to show that NOTHING was going to happen. Tony's life was as back to normal as it could possibly be.
"So here is what I found out. The guy at the bar is also credited as Nikki Leotardo. The same actor played him in the first part of season 6 during a brief sit down concerning the future of Vito. That wasn't that long ago. Apparently, he is the nephew of Phil. Phil's brother Nikki Senior was killed in 1976 in a car accident. Absolutely Genius!!!! David Chase is truly rewarding the true fans who pay attention to detail.
So the point would have been that life continues and we may never know the end of the Sopranos. But if you pay attention to the history, you will find that all the answers lie in the characters in the restaurant. The trucker was the brother of the guy who was robbed by Christopher in Season 2. Remember the DVD players? The trucker had to identify the body. The boy scouts were in the train store and the black guys at the end were the ones who tried to kill Tony and only clipped him in the ear (was that season 2 or 3?).
Absolutely incredible!!!! There were three people in the restaurant who had reason to kill Tony and then it just ends."
My dad's all like "the ending was great! They left it open for anything! Were those shady guys mobsters going in for a hit? Were they FBI agents getting ready to bust Tony? And those black guys! Remember season 1? 2 black guys tried to kill Tony!"
I still firmly believe that the ending was meant to show that NOTHING was going to happen. Tony's life was as back to normal as it could possibly be.
The more people are looking into the ending the more interesting it's getting. I ganked this from another forum...I'm going to have to check it out myself to see if it's up to snuff. If true it's pretty interesting!Quote"So here is what I found out. The guy at the bar is also credited as Nikki Leotardo. The same actor played him in the first part of season 6 during a brief sit down concerning the future of Vito. That wasn't that long ago. Apparently, he is the nephew of Phil. Phil's brother Nikki Senior was killed in 1976 in a car accident. Absolutely Genius!!!! David Chase is truly rewarding the true fans who pay attention to detail.
So the point would have been that life continues and we may never know the end of the Sopranos. But if you pay attention to the history, you will find that all the answers lie in the characters in the restaurant. The trucker was the brother of the guy who was robbed by Christopher in Season 2. Remember the DVD players? The trucker had to identify the body. The boy scouts were in the train store and the black guys at the end were the ones who tried to kill Tony and only clipped him in the ear (was that season 2 or 3?).
Absolutely incredible!!!! There were three people in the restaurant who had reason to kill Tony and then it just ends."
Also, I noticed the way the scene was cut when Tony entered the diner...it seemed as if Tony was looking in on himself already sitting down.