Many Saints of Newark(Sopranos thread)

[gteeitup]

by far my favorite series ever, so we can rap about that or whatever…i think i’ve watched it six times, always catching something new, it’s weird.

however, let’s start a conversation about this prequel.

i saw it…and i’m looking forward to talking about it with the fans.

 

[uncboy10]

Just saw that it's on HBO max so I know what I'll be doing tomorrow night. For some reason I was thinking it was only out in theaters...

Planning to catch the new Bond movie at some point too. Daniel Craig has absolutely crushed that role.

 

[tarheel0910]

We should have a board where you can talk about things not related to sports. Random topics, like things that just pop in your mind out of the blue. Maybe someone should talk to AJ and see if that's a possibility.

 

[JimmyinVA]

i really enjoyed it. it offers interesting insights into the series characters.

 

[gteeitup]

wrong board…how does this get moved?

 

[TarHeelMark]

wrong board…how does this get moved?

mods can move it for you

 

[tarheel0910]

wrong board…how does this get moved?

If @heelbent would take a break from the hookers and blow, he could move it.

 

[gteeitup]

If @heelbent would take a break from the hookers and blow, he could move it.

still on that run?

 

[heelbent]

I watched it. Meh...but maybe I was expecting too much.

 

[gteeitup]

I watched it. Meh...but maybe I was expecting too much.

agree

 

[heelmanwilm]

Good lord it’s taking a beating in the reviews. Some pissed off people

 

[uncboy10]

45 minutes in and I am thoroughly disappointed so far

 

[uncboy10]

I want my two hours back. It was dog shit. Legitimately one of the worst movies I've ever seen.

 

[What Would Jesus Do?]

I watched it. Meh...but maybe I was expecting too much.

I had read negative reviews, so my expectations weren't too high.

It wasn't great, but I enjoyed it.

Nice surprise at the end. Well, maybe not "nice" but interesting.

 

[tarheel0910]

I haven't had a chance to watch it yet, but my expectations are pretty low. It's been way too long since the show aired to have a movie. Plus, this is a movie no one asked for. It's not really something that was needed to fill in holes of the original story. Tony told us enough about his childhood already.

 

[What Would Jesus Do?]

I haven't had a chance to watch it yet, but my expectations are pretty low. It's been way too long since the show aired to have a movie. Plus, this is a movie no one asked for. It's not really something that was needed to fill in holes of the original story. Tony told us enough about his childhood already.

If you think of it as the Dickie Moltisanti story, it works better than if you think of it as how Tony became Tony.

Dickie Moltisanti was Christopher's father. But that raises the question "why would anyone care to watch a movie about Christopher's father?"

Some of the fun of the movie is being reminded of the mannerisms, speech patterns and hairstyles of the characters we grew to know in the Sopranos.

Much less nudity than expected.

 

[tarheel0910]

If you think of it as the Dickie Moltisanti story, it works better than if you think of it as how Tony became Tony.

Dickie Moltisanti was Christopher's father. But that raises the question "why would anyone care to watch a movie about Christopher's father?"

Some of the fun of the movie is being reminded of the mannerisms, speech patterns and hairstyles of the characters we grew to know in the Sopranos.

Much less nudity than expected.

You were starting to sell me on the idea, until you mentioned less nudity. Now I don't care again.

 

[gunslingerdick]

I may or may not watch the movie. But all the discussion about the movie has moved me to watch the series again. It's been about 7-10 years since I watched it.

 

[tarheel0910]

I may or may not watch the movie. But all the discussion about the movie has moved me to watch the series again. It's been about 7-10 years since I watched it.

I rewatched it around a year ago. It's fresh enough in my mind that I'll probably watch the movie. If I hadn't rewatched the show, I probably wouldn't watch the movie.

 

[gteeitup]

If you think of it as the Dickie Moltisanti story, it works better than if you think of it as how Tony became Tony.

Dickie Moltisanti was Christopher's father. But that raises the question "why would anyone care to watch a movie about Christopher's father?"

Some of the fun of the movie is being reminded of the mannerisms, speech patterns and hairstyles of the characters we grew to know in the Sopranos.

Much less nudity than expected.

i enjoyed the narrator