Comments on: HBO Wants A Soprano Film, David Chase Says No Dice

By: Christopher Pratt

Christopher Pratt — Sat, 01 Oct 2011 15:46:25 +0000

I would love to see a Sopranos movie. It was the fans that made the t.v. series why not rewrd us with a movie. If it will work with Sex and the City, it would surly work with The Sopranos.

By: Bernadette Lombardi

Bernadette Lombardi — Sat, 30 Jul 2011 09:58:39 +0000

July, 2011

I bought the whole collection from beg. to end and enjoyed watching.
I think you can look at the ending from the point of view that tony ‘s life as he knew it did died. You are given the impression that he could have been gunned down, but also little italy was 40 blocks big with tony’s dad and brother being head of the family. In the beg. the envalopes where big in the end little italy was a hand full of shops and the envalopes were small to nothing. So either way you want to look at it tony’s life ended as he new it. He was eating dinner at a diner. I think about the soprano’s often, if HBO wanted they could pick up where they left off with alot of material to draw from. A movie would bring more of an ending instead of being able to enjoyment.

By: Jared Terry

Jared Terry — Tue, 25 May 2010 03:30:35 +0000

Tony is so obviously dead. And this is clearly pointed to by chase – his allusions to the ‘you never hear in coming’ line. The reference chase made to where Sil watches the execution of Gerry Torciano. I’m sorry, you are really living in denial if you think Tony is still alive. even without all the hints chase has dropped its clear. The cut to 10 seconds of black after the man in the members only jacket ostensibly leaves the bathroom so directly point to this. I studied the whole series for my MA in film studies and if you objectivly look at the evidence you’ll come to the same conclusion. I will eat my hat if Chase brings Tony back from that, he knows he has killed him. You might get a prequel type film – in fact thats the only way they might do it as I can’t see it being made without Galdonfini. He could take a page out of David Lynchs book, perhaps “Members Only ; The last Seven days of Tony Soprano”. Add a dancing dwarf and I’ll pay money to see it. In conclusion ; no way did Tony make it out of Holsteins, I know it, you know it and more imporatantly Chase knows it. I’ll eat my own head if its ever proved that he did.

By: losthawk

losthawk — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 05:18:44 +0000

the whole family and just about everyone i know are big saprano fans. We want more seasons. Tony, Paulie, and Sil are not dead yet. Hell, sil is a strong character. He can survive and build things back up. Make both make another season and a movie and make more money.

By: Ronnie

Ronnie — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 01:14:59 +0000

I think they should definately make a movie, and I think it should start exactly where the series left off. His family has to move away for safety precautions, Silvio lives, Tony calls in help from Italy so Furio can come back, silvio makes a recovery, a new New York boss is chosen and let the war continue! And the Russian Guy that Christopher and Paulie shot in the woods comes back so Slava and the Russians get involved so Tony is at war with the Russians and the new york mob. Perfect Script!!

By: Michael Imperioli

Michael Imperioli — Sat, 10 Jan 2009 05:08:55 +0000

No movie! More seasons! Tony’s not dead! Keep it comin’! Don’t stop believin’!

By: Brian monroe

Brian monroe — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 18:14:38 +0000

It’s amazing how many people didn’t understand the blank screen ending. The key metaphor is in the opening scene: Tony sleeping with organ music playing like at a funeral, then suddenly he wakes up. Tony has been dead all-along but comes to life through his physical death. His transcendent self lives on through AJ’s enduring existential struggle, which ultimately manifests as a struggle for humanity (AJ’s decision to join the military). The Father lives through the Son — The Second Coming — “And what rough beast, its hour come round at last, Slouches towards Bethlehem to be born?”

A Sopranos movie???? No need, “the movie goes on and on and on” . . . .

By: JoeTorro

JoeTorro — Sun, 13 Jul 2008 05:44:12 +0000

I’m not sure what you mean when you say that Tony is dead? David Chase has said that the ending is in no way meant to be dissected and speculated about and that no, Tony was not killed in the finale. Now, I realize that the ending was very ambiguous, despite what Chase has said about it. Fans will always make their own conclusion, it is their right and to a point, their duty as involved viewers. I guess all I am getting at is that we were not witness to the death of Tony Soprano, so whether fans agree or not, we may yet see a big screen Sopranos tale. As a big fan of the show, I don’t think there should be a film. It was naturally such a sprawling series and to confine it to two hours would be awkward.

By: Sirec

Sirec — Sat, 12 Jul 2008 00:52:54 +0000

leave it alone. It is an amazing show and should stay as a show. No way a hour and a half film or even 2 hour film could work becuase there is just too much content for a movie to be made. Would not work

By: William

William — Sat, 12 Jul 2008 00:43:06 +0000

As much as I would love to see more Sopranos, I say no and leave it alone.