The Sopranos: "Kennedy and Heidi"
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- The Sopranos Season 6 Episode 18 "Kennedy and Heidi" review.
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I’m amazed that Tony was able to cover Chrissy’s natural canopy with such small hands.
Good one! 😂
Someone on the set described James Gandolfini’s hands as catchers mitts
Ah! Ya got both those references.
I had no doubt this would be top comment before i even opened the video, thank you sir.
Lol yes!!!!!!
Gandolfini had the ability to "deaden" his eyes, very scary.
He dead-ent!
@@firebeardnc6012 lmao
Yup whenever Tony had that look you know some fucked up shit happened
You know who else did that well? Paul Sorvino as Paulie in "Goodfellas."
He absolutely did.
This episode basically confirms how much a POS Tony actually was lol, between killing Chris and showing no remorse, then going to Vegas just to hook up with the chick chris used to bang is super petty 😂 Tony has clearly done a lot of horrible things on this show but by this episode i was like yea this guy is totally ruthless
Right? People try to rationalize and excuse Tony's bad behavior.
That''s called being a sociopath, you kinda have to be one in that line of work. That's also why those funurals/wakes are such a joke, these guys are incapable of feeling empathy.
What POS stands for? Piece of shit? I tought it was pos traumatic stress or something like that lol
@@calangoraivoso9921 That’s ptsd Paulie.
Folks forget how much Tony did for Christopher.. Got him “made” sooner than he should off, made him captain over pasty even though he wasn’t ready and too immature for the position… and last but not least putting Chris in rehab rather than kill him… Tony loved and gave Chris so many chances..
Tony’s I get it at the end always gives me chills. He’s finally accepting the kind of man he is
He gets that he can't be fixed, a leopard cannot change its spots.
When I first saw it I thought he said "I DID IT!!"
Lucky for him there's no Hell after death. Or Heaven for that matter. Or any kind of consciousness at all.
That scene gives me chils 2 what a amazing actor he was
@akshay eh.. I dunno. Heaven and hell is complete b.s but the transfer of energy, and maybe consciousness is a possibility. Like T ova heeeeaaaa I've also dabbled in the psychedelics and losing the ego is very powerful. It becomes totally ok to lose what you think you know and explore, everything, anything else. Time becomes nonsense. Obligations are a joke. Nothing feels better then escaping the trap we put ourselves into, as temporary as the release is
I personally subscribe to the idea that he's actually shouting out "I did'ent" in memory of his late nephew at the end of the episode.
haha
Brilliant
,,Hi. Are you Mr. McAllister?"
(Joe Pesci, Home Alone)
Nah
This is now canon
Creepiest line is when Ton’ says during the Melfi dream Chris was not the first friend he’s killed either. So chilling and slightly nightmarish, James Gandolfini was ahead of all time. Rest In Peace
Tony B.
Well it’s true tho. Big Puss too
Maybe he killed Christopher’s father
Don't forget the writers my friend. Everyone you see started in their heads.
@@timishere1925 heh heh
That baby seat was a red herring .. that was something Tony put in his head to justify his killing Christopher .. IMO
I think the same. The fact some people agree with tones "justification" is mind boggling.
@@sagvjc2525 sadly there are sociopaths in real life as well
@@MarvinTheAndroid-i9m yeah. People really missed the point of the show
Yup he kept telling everyone to justify him killing chrissy
@@sagvjc2525 That was probably the last straw of many, as Tony had sympathy for babies and animals. This mirrors the complexity of his fights with Ralph
I love how the writers didn't hesitate destroying the anti-hero prototype they created themselves. Tony started as a protagonist people hate to love, by the end he became a character people love to hate.
Tony was a relatable guy who had the chance to change, but we saw him get consumed and corrupted by the mob life like so many other characters.
honestly walter white was done better - still don’t know how people this sopranos is better than breaking bad
@@miekgg Breaking Bad was created a decade after The Sopranos, Vince Gilligan himself said he studied The Sopranos / Tony Sopranos for a long time before creating Breaking Bad, so there's your answer. Walter White and every other iterative anti-hero on TV wouldn't exist without Tony Soprano.
@@altrogeruvah tho Breaking Bad is still a better overall show than the Sopranos - there are NO plot holes and NO filler unlike the Sopranos (which i just finished) - Breaking bad leaves you with the satisfaction of a finale while Sopranos left you confused: Fact.
@@Sernival nah tony was a narcisisstic egocentric mf. Didn't get consumed by the mob life. He's born like that
I love that line when Tony walks up to the roulette table and says "It's the same concept as the solar system" . I've done shrooms before (not peyote) and I just love how that line catches the mindset while tripping perfectly
I quote that line all the time, so hilarious
This episode was definitely one of the more authentic and honest portrayals of the psychedelic/hallucinogen experiences put on TV.
@@RogueBoyScout Yeah it's pretty much the experience I had with my friend: what he said made no sense but I understood perfectly what he meant
100 percent
It’s the same principle as the solar system 😂😂😂 I laugh uncontrollably too lol
I think you missed the scene where Tony is explaining what happened and Silvio turns and with one look new Tony was lying about Chris's death.
Here's the scene in question. The look is subtle, but I tend to agree that the intention was to show that Silvio picked up on Tony's BS instantly and either knew or began to suspect what really happened:
ua-cam.com/video/2HFD5x3imsI/v-deo.html
Bit of stretch. Sil makes the same little expressions even when Tony is telling the truth.
@@histguy101 yeah Sil always raises his eyebrows at crap, that video suggesting he knew was just the fanbase trying to have fun with a theory. Its wild how people will justify random theories by saying there was a look, just like Puss telling Lispari. Except Puss was right
Incredibly important part of this episode - before the car accident and Tony’s subsequent murder of Christopher, the last lyrics heard on the (ball-lacking) car stereo:
“The child is grown
The dream is gone…”
The familial love between Tony and Chrissy has dried up. Who knows, if another more upbeat song is playing, maybe Tony doesn’t commit that murder. The lyrics of Pink Floyd succinctly spell out the spoiled dynamic between mentor and former mentee.
Furthermore, Christopher wearing that Cleaver hat around Tony isn’t doing himself any favors. On the surface level, Chrissy knows Tony wasn’t a fan of his whole moviemaking side-trip, so it’s a defiant eff-you to his mob boss. On a subtle level, unbeknownst to Chrissy, the symbol of the cleaver brings up all sorts of childhood trauma Tony experienced. Namely, watching his dad chop off a “nice man’s” finger, which led to Tony’s first panic attack.
The layers of symbolism on The Sopranos show the incredible care put into the creation of this series, and the genius of its creators.
Never thought about the Cleaver merch triggering childhood trauma, wow.
Wow I never even thought of that about the whole Cleaver thing, great observation
Chris' death is one of the hardest to watch just in how heartless and brutal it was
Yeah but as David Chase says on the DVD's in regards to Michael Imperioli/ Chris'to'fuh Moltissanti,
" this guy should've died seasons ago. "
Chase then added 'Tony killing him by pinching his nose and cutting off his air to his lungs, gives both these huge liars a mafia way out. ' !
Chris does die without informing on anyone in the Mob, and Tony feels like the 'big man' OR
as Chase says it can conveniently dump anything and everything on to Chris'to'fuh.
Tony who pretends that he cannot cope with another death so close to his real 'Mob family' takes off to Las Vegas.
All this sadness and depression has Tony Soprano staying in high end suites.
Amazingly, and highly
unexpectedly
Tony then goes and bangs Chris's Las Vegas paramour. Anthony aka Tony Soprano is so pathetic he cant even get decently laid.
He has to use his VERY recent dead nephew's goombah, who is in genuine shock and you can tell actually likes Chris.
Tony Soprano with all his " I get it . . . I get it, I get in and then . . . bloahhhh . . .
vomit goes everywhere
. .clearly does NOT get it !
Baume & Mericer Watch:
for all the watch geeks out there is a pun intended, that Tony doesn't get it. Forget the spirit or the peyote dreams, Tony again tries to "buy his way out' of trouble with Carmilla, and hence the high end, dare we say 'pretentious' Baume & Mericer
watches. One episode later, Carmella throws hers against her own house walls. So much for all the desert, soar in the sky like an eagle spirituality !
Tony is NOT a spiritual person, he never is or ever was, hence the cat later.
Interesting point that Paulie who might be into psychics and
"tell Paulie 3 00 clock, meaning 3 AM . . .
also hates the cat.
Cats - guardians of highly evolved Souls in Ancient Egyptian mythology.
Also, by the old Egyptian's, Greeks and Romans . . .
"Messengers from the world of the dead. "
3 00 AM: Spirital Meaning -
Jesus died on the 6th hour of that perculiar day on Golgotha.
Conjurers claim it is the
'Demon's Hour' as the demons mock the Holy Spirit.
The Professional hard core Catholic, Episcopalean and Eastern Orthodox exorcists have cited repetitive cases by properly trained Church Exorcist's alleging that possession activity hugely increasing between 3 00 am, or especially 3 30 - 5 00 am.
Check out the books by Martin Malachi and a recent book which is brilliant called: The Dark Sacrament: True Stories of Modern Day Demon Posession and Exorcism.
AUTHORS; Christina Mckenna and David M. Kiely.
@@FrostedSeagull I meant more in the brutality...
@@FrostedSeagull This comment started out coherent and then it sorta just devolves. Timeline got fucked up I guess
I think the main reason Tony tries to convince everyone that Chris was a bad guy was to assuage his own guilt. As a malignant narcissist, Tony cannot allow them to think of Chrissy's death as a tragedy, because in his mind, he could never cause a tragedy. In his mind, everything he does is 100% justified, and God help you if you're not on the same page. Tony puts his need to feel justified in killing Christopher above his family's need to mourn Chris' death. Just more evidence of what a truly awful human being Tony became.
Tony was justified but that doesnt make it right
Tony becomes more unbearable as the series comes to the end…
I know I hated him by the end. Felt like Melfi, no excuses, he's just a psychopath. Rewatching these I think I tuned out a lot of the stuff after Ade was murdered.
At this point seeing Tony getting shot in the diner would have been unfortunately satisfying.
@@iama2509 That opinion is the exact reason why chase didn't put it lol
iam A Know how you feel
test test Interesting. I think you're right
Christopher’s story is really tragic in that he wanted to leave the mafia and go into the movie business. But he could never leave behind the mafia. He should have entered witness protection with Adrianna, but only hurt himself worse when he picked being with Tony.
...and that's what makes good stories.
His affinity for movies is only another way to escape reality. He's not an artist or capable of writing/directing. What really hurt him about being with Tony, is that Tony is intelligent and Christopher is not. Tony even watches all kinds of classic movies and has a home theater in his house. Christopher doesn't even watch other slasher films when he is producing one. Tony isn't worried about Chris making it in the movie business. He's worried that he's so stupid and uncreative, that he will spill all sorts of secrets, which he eventually does with his film.
Tragic? First episode he kills a stranger without orders just to get ahead. He's a stone cold remorsless killer and a shameless oppurtunist. The only thing I respect about Christopher is that he actually holds himself accountable in a spiritual way. He knows he's going to hell. He also was very abusve to Andrianna who truly loved him and has no concern about who he drags down with him; just like Tony
True that
Is it really tragic that Christopher, a multi-murdering wife beating sociopath, doesn't get to live a happily ever after working in the movies?
I loved Christopher like a brother-in-law.
TURN THAT OFF!
You forgot to add that Carmela in this episode realizes that there's no way Chris killed Adriana.
She says it to Tony.
I think deep inside Carmela knew that she's sleeping next to the guy who knows how and why Adriana died.
She figured it out, yeah.
I got a kick out of Carm' calling her "Ade."
Carmella was the biggest hypocrite ever
@@porcogaliard3575 oh yeah, tragically.
@@porcogaliard3575 in some ways, her character was the biggest clown of the series.
A friend of mine who’s also a Sopranos fan summarised Christopher like this:
“I guess people are constantly on the precipice of change and they just don’t, mostly because they are their own worst enemy, which Christopher was.”
I think this is a beautiful summary of the character. My personal view on Christopher getting killed is mixed. David Chase loved to go against audience expectations which may have helped decide to take the character in that direction. Part of me hoped he’d either redeem himself, actually prove he could be Tony’s successor or, better yet, realise for good that the mafia life isn’t for him! The angle they seemed to be taking in season 6 B was him starting a family, having a nice house, getting more into the movie business, he is ready to drop it all when he pours his heart out to that writer that he could just sell all the stories he has as movie scripts. I think if the Adriana/FBI situation had happened whilst he was at THIS stage, he would’ve sided with her. I just think he really could’ve cleaned himself up if he tried but he was surrounded by so-called “friends” who undermined his sobriety and the fact that by the end, he was heading towards a life they don’t have, a loving family not plagued by the threat of incarceration or death. He didn’t stand a chance, the people he was with, it is a culture of hanging out, getting drunk with your buddies and an industry of danger where, to quote Tony “the hussle never ends”.
But yes, I do totally get Tony’s thinking, it’s in character and does make sense. Throughout the series, with every impulsive blunder or embarrassment, Tony gave Chris warning after warning, second chance after second chance. Despite being practically the father Chris never had, showing genuine affection for him at times, Tony always knew in his heart that at the end of the day, Christopher was just another stressful presence in his life and made a decision that he was a lost cause who had to be removed. It was a selfish decision and it does show how genuinely awful he is at heart. And he finally gets it in the end of this episode, this is the worst thing he has ever done and he knows there is no saving him from hell now.
christopher could be the fictional henry hill: sell his story, get rich, waste away with party and drugs, becomes a nobody. but a alive nobody.
I still think that Chris should’ve been that flipped instead of Carlo
@@ryankeefe6222 Passionately disagree. Christopher's death stands as the most memorable moment of the final season besides the final seconds "Made in America." No other show focused on an anti-hero (that I can think of at least) had their character do something so evil. And to kick it off David Chase and the writers decided that Tony shouldn't even have guilt or remorse over what happens, he's happy (or at least in heavy denial) that his nephew is gone. It's a key moment in the show, it will be remembered for years to come.
@@stardogbillionaire Well michael corleone killed fredo, which i think is on the same level of amorality and just pure repugnant.
@@somethingsomething3691 Very true, but there's still difference in The Sopranos and Godfather in how they tell their stories. There's far more reason to understand but most importantly continue empathizing with Michael Coreleone as opposed to Tony.
Firstly the relationship between Michael & Fredo was way more fractured. That Fredo could be manipulated in working with the enemy and nearly destroying his own family means he was a true weak link and a threat to not only Michael but everyone associated and dear to him. Imagine if Fredo had been arrested by the government, one friendly detective & interrogation later & Fredo would sing like a canary. Christopher though while certainly not the brightest was a very loyal person especially to Tony. He chose Tony & the Mafia over his one true love.
Besides that though The Godfather still has you emotionally connected to Michael, at the end of Part 2 and it continues into Part 3 Michael is a very broken man. The final scene of 2 (and start of 3) is Michael sitting on a bench overcome with grief and sadness over the family he lost and no doubt having Fredo murdered sits on his tortured soul.
Tony on the otherhand, he doesn't give a shit. He's just a downright evil person. There's no sign of guilt (arguably besides him being unnerved that those around him grieve over Chris). While David Chase and the writers were rarely cautious in not showing Tony's darkness this was the key moment where we cannot make any arguments that Tony did something horrendously evil. Not to mention that it's his own hands snuffing out Christopher. Even Michael had to have someone else do the deed.
Borko retires...
We: You alright?
Kino: I know I had my differences with that kid, but maybe I didn't do rights by him, neither... If you were his subscribers, I was his Dutch uncle.
He's not a frickin kid and this isn't the 70s. You got 24hrs to get that $40k
Although their were probably other moments where Tony became irredeemable in people's eyes, for me it was Christopher death. Tony's killed family and friends in the past but there was something so cold-blooded about killing a man whose looking up to you pleading for help. I did chuckle though at how even in death, Christopher ends up being a nuisance to Paulie to comedic effect.
One of the things The Sopranos did so well--and a lot of fans wilfully ignore it--is make you cheer for the bad guy. And then they shove that fact in your face in multiple ways during season 6: "Hey, this is the bad guy you've been supporting all along." Few things make that more clear to us than Tony's blatant annoyance at people being sad over Christopher.
@@NaeOnYT: Yeah, and when Paulie, as I recall,, kills that old lady, a friend of his mom. Didn't he rob her, too?
@@KutWrite Yes, Paulie goes to rob his mother's friend, and when she wakes up and starts screaming, he kills her.
@@NaeOnYT: That's probably before his "mother" confesses her big secret. That was sad, too.
@@NaeOnYT As Billy Preston put it in "Will It Go Round in Circles", "I got a song, ain't got no moral...let the 'bad guy' win ever once in awhile...".
He just uses the branch as a way to excuse killing him, he doesn't care about Chris' daughter. He only worries about having a junkie know as much as he does about what he's done.
Even if Chris survived the crash, he would only be more addicted to drugs and more likely to go to the FBI.
@@BM-wh5qk and Uncle Junior told Tony that you can’t trust a drug addict. You don’t know what they will say
I was always under the impression from the bedroom scene that Sil knew Tony murdered Chris. He gives him a very weird look.
Tony mean as hell for that banging Christopher's mistress right after he died damn that's just cold. 😂
Would've banged Ade too, if not interrupted.
Sarah Shiai, the actress that played the stripper in this episode was such a smoke show. No way Tony wasn’t cleaning that up.
@@brettbaratheon9776 amen to that
@George Zelinsky lol 😂😂
She was hookahhhhh!!!
What most fans never discuss is that Tony’s only option to deal with troublesome people is by killing them. He could have warned Vito stay away from New Jersey because he would have end up being killed, he could have sent Christopher away to work in Hollywood and so on. We see in the TV show that there are other retired mobsters from the DiMeo crime family, so that option existed before Tony became the boss. Christopher was a monster (to us), but he was deeply loyal to Tony. He was the one who got rid of Richie Aprile and Ralph’s bodies (to help him not face the wrath of the other members of his family) and, most importantly, he allowed his own fiancée to be murdered, all to protect Tony. But Tony only wanted people who showed 100% contentment in their relationship to him. Anything less he treated as betrayal. Deeply sick person.
He didnt want Chris working in hollywood because Tony only cared about what would happen to him if Chris talked, either directly without being under his thumb or through the scripts/movies he made. Tony actually mentioned that while talking to Chris in one episode while they were at a bbq. I believe it is when Arty had his place blown up.
No man - no problem.
I think .. Ultimately Chris was a tragic character. He was always going to be a drag on the family and Tony as a whole. He would either die from drugs, or flip. He had no real upward trajectory and I think he died with Ade.
Paulie, with his superstitions, was maybe afraid of Moltisanti - “many saints” - coming back to haunt him for his previous jerk actions
*me after watching Pure Kino break down some thematic or character-building point I hadn't recognized*
I GET IIIIIIIITTTT!!!
Dude, I’ve seen this series so many times over the years I couldn’t even guess how many. Kino still shows me new stuff. Last episode he pointed out that Georgie was back working at the Bing. Never realized it.
@Sith Jawa huh?
This really is a deep and dark episode, well interpreted again here young man, thanks 👍🙏
Choking on your own blood, nose plugged by someone you said you loved as you sit there helplessly. Tony's cold stare as he does it without remorse, with the ego to think he's the true arbitror of life and death - super f**ked up scene.
What's interesting is seeing the empty infant car seat behind them apparently triggers him to kill Chris. Naturally, since this was right after the rollover accident, Tony probably hadn't planned to kill Chris anyway. Why did he kill him on the spur of the moment? Of course it's not explicitly stated, but apparently that's where Tony had enough of Chris' bullshit, which now was endangering even his wife and child, whom apparently Chris didn't respect. Cold? Hell yes, it was cold, but that's what makes a leader...you do what you have to do, WHEN it needs to be done. Tony knew Chris was still doing "blow" and he was too much of a loose cannon to put up with anymore; the accident shook Tony into REALITY.
You could see Tony had figured he was on drugs when they were driving, the way Chris was acting with the cds and the way Tony was looking at him
Junior warned him in the episode 46 Long that Christopher was a loose cannon. And that he was indeed. The scene with that Somalian cyclist was hard to watch. I truly hate racism with every fiber of my core.
Only three more episodes left. What a long journey this was.
You are very brave and virtuous, thank you for speaking out against a fictional eggplant getting his ass beat.
What this got to do with racism? They would have beaten up any other dude, regardless of colour
Martin Luther King Jr. ova here.
Two white guys jumped me outside a car
@@HElSENBERG calling someone the N-word is racist.
This episode showed Tony’s isn’t actually the anti-hero. He was the main antagonist from the very start , as the series proceeded he slowly descended into pure evil . In the last season he couldn’t even feel a single emotion anymore
Your right Tony got worse as the series went on
He's definitely his mother's son. He morphed into her as the seasons progressed.
The ending scene of this episode is easily top 5 best final scenes of the entire show.
What's the other best final scenes?
And there ya go, I always thought he shouted “I did it” like he was confessing to killing Christopher and getting it off his chest. Thanks broski, another great job.
Thats what I thought too.
Yep, same here.
i did too at first and still think that would have been the better line.
@@anta-zj3bw ‘I get it’ also resembles how he finally comes to terms with himself and realises that he will always and utterly be a disgusting immoral person.
Really hated the way Tony celebrated in Vegas after killing Chris.
The lense flare at the end is the same flare from the lighthouse in his coma dream. He makes the connection and “gets it.”
I’ve been promoted to Capo in the Pure Kino crime family.
@Phil ooooohhhhwwwww!
Captain? Of what? The good ship lollipop 🍭 ??
Family ? They are a glorified crew
"It's the same principle as the solar system" = one of the funniest lines in the whole series. All these years later my buddy and I still quote this all the time.
Fun fact, the actress playing Heidi driving the car also starred in Les Misérables as Cosette, same name as the dog Chris sat on. She had the role before Sopranos, so it was definitely intentional. Lookup "Christiana Anbri Cosette"
Its been along time coming. Tony had it with Christopher and his drug problem. I'm still binge watching The Sopranos. I have eight days left. 🤞🏼
Jails, Instutions, & Death
I always thought the "I get it" was a reference to the light Tony was seeing in his coma dream at the start of the season.
Whoever chose the women for all these top less scenes deserves an Emmy. Some of the best racks I’ve seen in a series.
I’m an ass man and even agree found a new appreciation for titties 👌
My sister and I would go to our parents' house to watch this show with them back in my twenties. We'd watched it since the beginning as a family. When Christopher died it was like losing a member of the family. There was shocked silence. Christopher may have had it coming, but we watched him for years as he struggled over his doomed, tumultuous relationship with Tony. A great show.
One of the marks go a great show. When it feels like a personal loss when a character dies. That means the writers, actor, ect are doing their jobs pretty well.
His Uncle June had laser beams shooting out his eyes.
"Why can't we all just get along" isn't just noticeable in that Tony and AJ say it but what it means. It's Rodney King's line after being brutally assaulted by LAPD. For them to say it is just ridiculous, and a further comment on racial tensions in the series.
Actually he said it during the riots that ensued after the officers were found not guilty
They don't have a right to say it? Why, because they are white or because they are mob connected?
I'm just glad "racial tensons" and other such leftist prooaganda was never more than a very minor part of this great series. Otherwise, it would have ruined it like it ruins most television, and life.
@GreedKills Well technically that's true but I think it's important to be accurate about historic events in the world. To say it was "after he was brutally assaulted" completely misses the context of the quote and misrepresents the timeline.
@@secondcomingofbast9908 nobody said they don’t have the right to say it, they said it was ridiculous for “them” aka AJ to say it, because he literally helped beat the shit out of the Somalian with his buddies.
@GreedKills So what? We can't disagree or inform each other in a UA-cam comments section? News flash- it happens ALL the time. You're doing it to me right now and I don't mind one iota.
Honestly, after Tony recovered from the shooting at the hands of Junior he has not been the same man we've known before. It is almost like he is seeing himself out the door so to speak.
That baby seat is what we call a "Red Herring." Tony constantly uses it to justify his cold blooded murder.
another, other one of my favorites. 6B had back-to-back great episodes. Definitely my second favorite season.
Which one was your favorite?
@@KutWrite season 4
This system's got no balls.
Chwistuffa definitely looked ‘comfortably numb’ in this episode.
The words that got Christopher killed by Tony.
@@rickbrenner6079 haha, and they were jamming Pink Floyd when it happened. What a tragedy.
Someone made a video on YT saying that when they all came to visit Tony at his house, that they thought by the look on Sil's face that he knew Tony killed Christopher. Anyone have an opinion on that?
I'd have to see it again but that wouldn't surprise me.
Yeah... but it’s not so much that the guys think Tony “killed” Chrissy, more that they smell some BS in his story. They sense that Tony isn’t being truthful about something. Like maybe Tony didn’t call for help right away or that the car seat thing was BS or something. These guys were good at spotting liars, think about it - all the years of guys making excuses why they can’t pay the protection money, or guys lying to rival families about the skim on a construction site, etc...
Silvio smelled something fishy... and he was right!
My favorite episode in any tv show, on par with Bad Choice Road....
Tony championed his sobriety, then proceeded to piss all over it, every chance he got. Chris had his problems, but he was loyal, and had every right to feel bitter towards the end
Just saw this one today (first time watching through, watch 2 episodes a day at the gym) and what really hit me hard was how bad Paulie felt, realizing that his last interaction with Chris (as far as we know) was him punking Chris while he was talking about how in love with his family he was. And that he'll never have a chance to make it up to him, and probably led to this happening, albeit somewhat indirectly.
When even Paulie has me feeling empathy for him in the moment, it's a heavy thing. Plus his mother dies the next day, it's just a bad time to be Paulie.
Christopher’s first scene is driving Tony. His last scene is driving Tony.
He never got anywhere with that life.
Phil does a pretty similar justification with Marie after he kills Vito, telling her that the kids will be better off without him
When we first see Christopher in Season 1 he was wearing a hat. And the last time we see him he’s wearing a hat. Also it’s the cleaver hat which Tony really hates,
very observant, the sacred and the propane
@@stalin3000 I see what you did here...
R.I.P. Christopher “I'm sorry T” Moltisanti
...at least he didn't suffer.
he di-dent
Funny how AJ was 'troubled' by the beating he witnessed, but did nothing to stop it.
Who else thinks that Christopher in a twisted way was "happy" to die in Tony's hands. He stops struggling and starts crying as if he knew why he had to go. He's not starring down at Tony with hatred nope. Didn't even try to reach for his ankle piece (whether or not it was there, there was no attempt). This is the part I found the most chilling. A defeated man resigned to dying...
Yeah I agree it was acceptance, he was a piece of shit but it is quite sad
Kinda hard to reach for anything when your chest is crushed my friend.
He has punctured lungs and is already aspirating blood and is struggling to breathe.
Tony, being callous, becomes god and ends chrissy there. Chrissy was a liability to Tony in his mind. Always straying from the family. A former fiance that in Tony's mind flipped. Which meant for Tony chrissy could just easily be coerced.
He did what anyone does with a rabid animal. Puts it down.
@@michaelross1452 True but what gets me is that Tony could have just waited for it to happen naturally. The chilling part for me was that he did it because he wanted to.
I always took the 'i get it' to mean he always thought of Christopher as more of a nuisance to be got rid of. He just didn't realise he did until in the induced state although I like the ambiguity.
Chrissy was asking tony to switch seats with him because when he gets tested in hospital the cops would have had him in a tight spot
"Ends up flipping the car over and really damaging it"...
....uhhhhhhh ok I guess you could describe it that way
I want to see this movie so freaking badly!!!! They already have it in theaters over fugging seas!! I want to fly to Europe, I can’t wait anymore.
It’s not worth it the movie was disappointing
It’s better the second time round, should have been a tv series though not enough time to tell the story it wanted
One of the darkest and most fascinating episodes. Really deep and amazing to see someone realize they’re evil and ok with it and sad about it at the same time
Also when they're watching the sunrise together it has a very hellish glow
Honestly, i remember my first acid trip, where the first thing I thought and said when I was tripping the hardest was "I get it"
My interpretation was just that he was tripping, nothing more, nothing less.
kino-dy and heidi
Everytime Little Carmine is on screen I'm in stiches. RIP Nucci.
“It’s the same principle as the solar system”
I die every time 😂😂😂
Crazy if those girls had stopped to help, Tony would have never killed Christopher
I'm with you. Chris did deserve it, but Tony was very cold while he did it.
I love Chris he is a my favourite on the sopranos
And Tony just casually wipes his hand on Chris's shirt
Tony has done a lot but this is the most utterly disgusting, depraved act he's committed. It puts all his other actions throughout the series in perspective as neither of them are forgiven anymore.
The most disgusting was ordering the hit on Adrianna.
I've watched all Ur soprano uploads in like a day love all your content bruh
It may also be called "Kennedy and Heidi" because Chris, like JFK, was assassinated by a co-worker in a way that was covered-up. Ouch i just pulled my groin stretching.
also his new wife reminded people of Jackie Kennedy with her mourning dress
Your method for doing such a great job on these vlogs if the same principle of the solar system.
Carl Sagan ova here
I don’t think he killed him because of the baby seat, I think it was just a convenient excuse.
I love that HBO 2 is doing a Soprano's marathon right now
I've done two this year already!
For some reason I was always irked how Kelly was legitimized in two seconds by Christopher, and her dad was complaining he left their grandchild fatherless. After all the abuse and grief Adriana went through I can't feel sympathy
The whole thing seemed rushed.
“NO WONDER, HE WAS WHACKADUDE”
Youre shocked at Tony for being cold blooded🙄
Between an earlier episode in this season, when Tony is laughing through hazy smoke at Christopher for falling off the wagon and joking Christopher's daughter was going end up at The Bing, and then in this episode with the devil on the slot machine, I took it that the show was telling us that Tony is the Devil.
Hats off to Sarah Shahi. The hottest girl ever to appear in The Sopranos.
D girl was pretty hot too
Irina
Hell yes
Agree that she’s the hottest, though I think it would be more “pants off” than hats
Also that russian chick with no leg
I swear Chris' wife's scream scared the hell out of me the first time I heard it
Christopher chose Tony over Adriana.
And Tony ends up killing him anyway.
This episode was among the most emotionally depraved in the show, but one of the funniest and darkest lines in its entire run is when Tony sees Christopher’s adoptive mother wailing over his dead body, and and he just says “fuckin’ James Brown ova here!”
I honestly thought one of the prior episodes that showed chris and tony stealing the guys wine was gonna end in christufas death. However seeing chrissy die in the beginning of this episode was even more shocking and so sudden, and just seeing Tony trying to justify his actions inevitably devolving into finally accepting what he did. What a great episode.
This first time watching this episode I thought Tony was dreaming that he killed Chris that’s how much I couldn’t believe he could be that cold 🤦♂️
Great you mentioned the twilight zone episode.
Dr Melfi sitting there in horror watching Tony slowly rationalize Chrissy's death.
Tony created a hell for himself much earlier in the series.
i like to add that tony didn't scream I GET IT! 'til god used the sun to wink at him.
The beauty and isolation of the western desert at sun rise is such a magnificent visual contrast to all the cluttered urban New Jersey scenes. The outro music is Calexico's "For Better Metal" and it's just perfect.
I think this is why they had Christopher kill JT in the last episode so that we wouldn't really hate Tony for killing Christopher and after what they did to Adrianna I was still upset and angry with them. I also think Tony knew Chris was on something when he was looking at Chris sorta fidgeting while he was driving b4 the accident. Just imo.
Sarah Shahi was insanely hot in this episode. She's still a knockout today.
Utterly stunning
In the casino, Tony was looking like the devil on that slot machine.
5:05 "STRIPPER" lol dude she was a call girl.
6:35 "the criminal uses insight to justify heinous acts"
Good catch.
Hard to win every hand when you're playing roulette.