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See post #114.
actual ending...............
He was killed....
>
>In fact, the ending was genius if you've paid attention to the show or
are
>just a fan of well developed well thought out plots that all tie
together
>and have the memory of a champ to remember it all.
>
>The ending was simple, he got killed, but let me tell you why and
explain
>in detail... There was 3 people in the room total who had a reason to
kill
>Tony.....
>
>The two black guys, they were paid before to kill Tony but he was only
shot
>in the ear, this was in one of the earlier seasons, also in the earlier
>seasons, the trucker who was sitting at the bar stool, who the camera
kept
>focusing in on, is Nikki Leotardo, Phil Leotardo's nephew, he was in
one of
>the early season episodes where Phil and Tony have a sit down....
>
>Here's where the genius comes in....
>
>When Tony's walking in the diner, you see the camera focus on him, then
it
>switches to his perspective, and you see him looking @ the empty booth
he's
>about to sit at...
>
>Then the camera switches back to Tony's face, then it once again
switches
>to his perspective, and it shows him looking @ the door and looking @
the
>people come in...
>Every time the door opens the Chimes sound...
>Carmela walks in, Chimes, AJ walks in, Chimes, this is when Meadows
>parallel parking, still trying to get inside the restaurant....
>
>At this point the camera switches back to the trucker who goes in the
>bathroom......
>
>Then it goes to a scene where meadow finally parks and starts running
in
>the diner....
>
>The doors about to open, Tony looks up....
>
>And No Chimes......................
>
>No Music...........................
>
>Everything just goes black.........
>
>In one of the early episodes of the sopranos, Tony's talking with bobby
>about what it must feel like to die..
>
>Bobby says "at the end, you probably don't hear anything, everything
just
>goes black"
>
>Part of that was revisited in the second to last episode during the
last
>seconds of it, when Tony's about to go to sleep and he flashes back to
the
>memory of him and bobby on the boat... "You probably don't hear
anything
>everything just goes black".
>
>So...in the end, the Journey song was playing, the chimes on the door
>sounded but when Meadow came in, the guy in the trucker hat came out
and
>killed Tony...
>
>It's the reason you didn't hear, or see ANYthing when he died.... it
was
>from Tony's perspective.... and everything went black & no sound...then
the
>credits rolled.
Interesting.....
It has to be true, I read it in an unattributed, forwarded post on t'internet! ;)
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Originally Posted by citizenerased
Ch**st! Some theroy
Could he not be unconscious :p ?
From the link in the post right before this post:eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by citizenerased
Have to say, I did look through the credits at the end to see if anyone familiar was in the diner.Quote:
"I made it intentionally ridiculous. I picked the name 'Nicky' because there was a Nicky in Casino and I think in GoodFellas, but I spelled it 'Nikki' just to make it even sillier," says Christopher Swenson, who claims authorship of the email that started it all.
Anyway, it was the Feds walking in the door to put Tony away after the undercover guy called them from the bathroom to confirm. If you don't believe me I can make something up and put it on the Internets. :p
That seems feasible. I think I'll go with that.Quote:
Originally Posted by citizenerased
Not having seen that episode in ages, I'm not confident about this, but didn't Tony kill one of those two black guys in the botched hit?Quote:
Originally Posted by citizenerased
Why would he need to hide the gun in the toilets?
you can say thats how it actually happened but in truth the only person who knows is david chase and he's not saying anything
Chases tight lip along with what happens at the end leave only one solution its make up your own mind...which in fact everyone has done.
if tony had been killed or just a normal ending took place that talking would have ended by now, but instead we were given this ending to all make up our minds and are all given the chance to end the show as we wanted to ourselves using our imagination!.
there is no ending simple as....or else Chase would have said something by now!!
EDIT: have just re-watched the ending and your theory has a hole the door does chime just before it goes black!
well because he writes it(along with one or two others)??...no??Quote:
Originally Posted by Marked Man
if he was the write tony getting shot..would that not have been the ending??. so wouldnt his views on it be most accurate as its his work?.
But fictional characters don't have existence outside of what their author writes (or definitively implies) about them. Nothing is true, for example, about how Leopold and Molly Bloom get on the next day--regardless of anything Joyce might have played around with in his mind. Likewise, nothing is true of what Hamlet had for breakfast on his last day.Quote:
Originally Posted by gilberto_eire
Similarly, all that is definitively true of the characters in the Sopranos is what was written and produced. Nothing else (unless of course, there turns out to be more episodes). So, David Chase may or may not have his views about what really happened after the screen went blank, but if he does that doesn't mean that what he imagines happens would therefore be what really happened (assuming that there are no definitive clues that he placed in order to establish that something really happened).
lads it was just a mail i got yesterday not actually my theory..i find it interesting enough to be honest, im sure there are loads of holes in it though
Havn't you seen the Godfather?Quote:
Originally Posted by Risteard
The difference was that in the G/father Pacino knew he was going to be searched...so they had to find a way of making a gun available to him.. thus it was hidden in the jacks.... there was no need for the guy at the counter to hide a gun in that manner.Quote:
Originally Posted by Neish
And there was no need for Tony to peel an orange earlier in the episode. Chase knows his audience and knows that these references all help to ratchet up the tension of the last scene/episode (and indeed the whole last season which I thought brilliantly built up the looming mob war and Tony's loss of faith in his friends/crew).Quote:
Originally Posted by Calcio Jack
Anyone notice the episode shown on Channel 6 last night?
We saw Tony's reaction to Junior's further downward spiral in the second-last scene of the series.Quote:
Over the last couple of years I been doin' a lot of thinkin'. My uncle definitely snapped it into focus. What's he, 72 years old? What's he got? ****in' ****ty house in belleville and a bunch of legal bills that'd make you gargle drano if you had em.
Christopher was Tony's biggest disappointment. He then switched to Bobby as the family he could rely on. Who was left alive and active of his crew - Carlo, who already flipped, and Paulie who he no longer likes and I doubt trusts?Quote:
Well, I analyzed it. There's two endings for a guy like me. High-profile guy. Dead, or in the can. Big percent of the time...
There's a third way to wrap it up. You rely only on family. You trust only blood. A friend of mine, guy whose name you wouldn't know. Stayed out of the can and in charge, livin' in florida till he was 81 years old, 'cause he only gave orders through his son. No other conversations that could come back in testimony.
His son?
No, no, not A.J. What I've been dealt is my nephew. He's gotten his act together, the kid. And over the last couple of months I started the process of bonding him to me inseparably.
Didn't your uncle do that with you ? You said his life is like a desert.
42, I'm already more successful than my uncle ever was. You seen my house.
Yes, Neish.Quote:
Originally Posted by Neish
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What Calcio said.
It would be a bit indulgent if it was made out that he definitely went in to get a hidden gun.
Why would he need to?
But it isn't.
Just playing with the audience.
did anyone here recognise the foock up in the casting in the sopranos....Vito who was killed in season 6, appeared in season 1 as teh guy who was in a bakery when chris shot the shop assisant in the shop...
ya anyone who went back and re-watched it should have recognised it, its weird the way he gets a walk-on then comes back to get a good role!!!. i noticed that a few mths ago and my friend just mentioned it a week or two ago!!.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by citizenerased