Ferrari Mailing List: Re: OT: Sopranos Finale (SPOILER)

[Robert W. Garven Jr. (rgarven]

As a longtime fan of HBO and cable as it is not heavily censored like  
the rest of Network TV. I lost interest in the Sopranos on the
last few seasons as they were feuding for more $$. I also noticed the  
stories less exciting. I like Deadwood more, I know they
cuss allot but the actors and stories seem very real and gritty. I  
could never get behind big love or entourage, but like Larry Davis
on curb your enthusiasm, my wife hates it!

Rob



On Jun 15, 2007, at 11:39 AM, Jim Conforti wrote:

> Having rewatched the final few seconds I have to disagree.
>
> (If you disagree with me - please REWATCH the last few seconds
> of the final episode)
>
> The final frames of the scene (that we see - it is rumored much more
> was filmed as a 'red herring' to those on the set) are NOT in Tony's
> perspective.  They are US, watching Tony - eat an onion ring and  
> talking
> to be specific.  It is OUR P.O.V. that goes black, not his.
>
> The bell rings (presumably the door opens and Meadow is walking in)
> and "cut to black" FOR US.
>
> So take it one of two ways.
>
> 1) Our time with the Sopranos has ended - but they go on
>
> 2) Tony had US (the camera - OUR P.O.V.) whacked and we didn't see  
> it coming.
>
> Either way, Tony did NOT get whacked at a place no one knew they  
> were going
> to be at - except the family. (i.e.: not a mob hangout)
>
> Of course #2 doesn't make much sense since it's the last episode  
> and we
> the audience KNEW it was going to end.
>
> Jim
>
>
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