The Sopranos Series - Re-Watch (Spoilers!!!)

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A lot of people didn't like the dream sequences, but I thought they were the most accurate as to how dreams really are.

In most shows they portray dreams as straightforward and logical, when in reality dreams are bizarre and jump all over the place at times and people say and do weird shyt that seems normal.

The dreams were pivotal to the arc of the season. The dreams was Tony's subconscious shouting at him to see a danger he was ignoring.
 

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A lot of people didn't like the dream sequences, but I thought they were the most accurate as to how dreams really are.

In most shows they portray dreams as straightforward and logical, when in reality dreams are bizarre and jump all over the place at times and people say and do weird shyt that seems normal.

The dreams were pivotal to the arc of the season. The dreams was Tony's subconscious shouting at him to see a danger he was ignoring.

I have to Watch it again but the Funhouse episode was kinda OD on The fukkery other than getting Tone to recognize p*ssy was a Rat
 

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A lot of people didn't like the dream sequences, but I thought they were the most accurate as to how dreams really are.

In most shows they portray dreams as straightforward and logical, when in reality dreams are bizarre and jump all over the place at times and people say and do weird shyt that seems normal.
Felt like the dreams were the best parts of the show, although I could definitely see other folks finding them so-so due to how jarring and surreal they were to the proper story. I'd welcome anything that resembles a David Lynch work so I found it dope.

The dark silhouette at the top of the staircase in Calling All Cars got me. That shyt was creepy. The moving wine glass in addition.
 

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I have to Watch it again but the Funhouse episode was kinda OD on The fukkery other than getting Tone to recognize p*ssy was a Rat

Funhouse was one of the funniest episodes of the whole show. Thing is I had to read dream analysis online to find out what some of the shyt even meant.
 

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A lot of people didn't like the dream sequences, but I thought they were the most accurate as to how dreams really are.

In most shows they portray dreams as straightforward and logical, when in reality dreams are bizarre and jump all over the place at times and people say and do weird shyt that seems normal.
I thought it was funny when Tony poured gasoline all over himself cause he thought he had cancer , sparked the zippo lighter and Christopher interrupts, "Tone, what if these doctors are wrong?!" And Tony was like :ohhh:
 

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man the dreams are pivotal to filling out Tony's character (by showing us his past and intuitions) as well as foreshadowing. To me they add that extra depth that I love shows/movies to add

these scenes still have me trying to break them down to this day especially the one with Livia's silhouette
 

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Another glorious moment of Tony putting AJ in his place. Say what you want about Meadow's miserable ass, but she *did* eventually straighten out and become tolerable. AJ STAYED fukking up.



When aj had the pizza job and was with blanca he wasnt fukking up. He seemed to be doing better and became night manger
 
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