The Sopranos Ending

[Axl Rose]

Seeing Tony being killed would have been anti-climatic.

I think the cut to black was a great ending. After a few what the fuck's thinking your cable/stream went out you realize that was the ending, and you have to figure out what happened. Its cool to go back and see all the stuff you missed.

The ending is very definitive once you put all the clues together. The seven souls montage at the beginning of season 6 (Meadow being the guardian angel).

Then the whole near death experience, which symbology creeps into Tony's real life as he falls back in to depravity. After he kills Christopher a car passes by and looks like a beacon (the road to death in the near death experience).

Then Bobby's "You probably don't even hear it when it happens" which is the most obvious clue.

 

[Gustavus Adolphus]

You spend 8 years and over 800 hours telling us a story and don't have enough balls to give us an ending. Fuck you!

The writers for Breaking Bad had balls.

Why does David Chase have to write an ending based on what you feel you were owed.

 

[Adipost]

Where’s the spoiler warning, damn it?

 

[BNB]

Where’s the spoiler warning, damn it?

Well if you've never watched the show or haven't finished it yet, I think the title of the thread should be good enough for one to avoid the thread if you don't want spoilers haha.

 

[jooo83]

You spend 8 years and over 800 hours telling us a story and don't have enough balls to give us an ending. Fuck you!

The writers for Breaking Bad had balls.

The fact that people are still debating the ending of the Sopranos 10 years later shows how ingenious it is.