Obviously Tony was listening at the door, but I love how he let's others know that he did so, by being rude to Vito, and repeating Bobby's "but what do I know?" quote. Power move right there.
@@akashicman2338 No I didn't. Look at the scene. It's all right there.I don't doubt someone else in the comment section also noticed that. I just wrote out what I thought about this scene..
tony b killed because the leotardo pricks murdered his best friend for a political move, and he was retired by years. tony s just murdered his best earner because of a horse.
@@NewWesternFront his brother was dead before we even saw Patsy on the show. Philly was introduced first, then they created Patsy when they realized they wanted actor Dan Grimaldi back.
Just realized Sil used the phone call as a diversion to facilitate Tony eavesdropping on the captains and the other made men to hear what they truly thought about the situation with Tony B. That explains why he's so cold especially with Vito. Vito spoke most out of turn before Tony entered. Tony was likely at the door hiding and listening.
No, you can see that when Tony looked at Bobby, Bobby itched the left side of his nose (towards Vito), at which point Tony looks at the signal and immediately switches his gaze to Vito.
3:27 Sil was genuinely embarrassed of Tony. The boss of the Family has just told all of his Capos and his consigliere that they’re all at high-risk financially and physically but his junkie nephew and himself are to be in hiding. True, the boss is the boss however these guys are hungry wolves and when things don’t sound right; they’re quick to act. Sil’s reaction to Tony’s ultimatum was of genuine disappointment.
Silvio realized that Tony was going all out to protect Tony B and Christopher, because they were his blood family. And at the expense of his mob family. Sil knew that if it wasn't his cousin or nephew, Tony would have taken them out. Tony even said as much to Christopher in the hospital. After that intervention fiasco. Ironically though, Tony ended up taking both his cousin and nephew out. By his own hands. Crazy.
@@aaronperkinsjr.9397damn what a fucking hypocrite. When Chris was made, Tony literally said that the mafia comes before everything else. Even your wife and children. He was an awful leader.
Paulie sure has a high opinion of himself. He actually thinks Tony's relationship with him is actually bigger than his relationship with Chrissy and Bobby who are his actual relatives. In a way, Paulie is one of the saddest characters on this show. He has no real family (besides his aging mother), so he clings to Tony's family like a parasite, pretending he's as important to them as they are to him.
@Lucimyr He was being discreet except for that club bit. Pretty over the top and unrealistic writing just for the comedy, he goes to a club in NY like that, knowing NY guys collect money from there? he was supposed to be smart
This is one of the many times the writers used the non-word “irregardless” to make the gangsters look unintellectual in ways people see in real life. They had Chris misuse the word “infer” a lot too, in the way it’s commonly misused. Great writing
Technically “irregardless” is a word. It is defined by Oxford English Dictionary as a nonstandard adverb meaning regardless. It has been in common usage across the English speaking world for 200 years, I think we can overlook the nonsensical nature of the word itself and just take it for what it means at this point.
That “family/love” bullsht works too. There’s always going to be folks who want to be part of a group, want to feel accepted, and want to feel valued and cared for and using that “we’re a family here” nonsense really connects with them.
Sil's expressions during this scene tell the whole story. He's clearly not in agreement with what's being said or done, he also makes it clear when he's delivering money to Chris, showing distain when Chris starts complaining. Sil's expression at 2:50 almost seems like he see's the end coming.
I thought I was the only one that noticed that Sil did not say a word and I think Tony was at the door and heard Vito because his attitude towards Vito was completely different and Ray was wearing a wire cuz it just seems like he said Tony's name loud enough so the wire can pick it up
@AHALKALAKETS actually the actor that played Albert and the actor that played Larry were in trouble. I know Tony Darrow (Larry) for sure had mob ties, I think he was involved in an extortion racket with the Gambinos. Can’t remember if the guy who played Albert had mob ties though
For anyone unclear as to why Patsy said "Thank you, that was great." at the end.. He was making a sarcastic remark, because Tony came in and got on his soap box while the actual birthday boy sat quietly. That's my take, at least.
"that was great" was enough to be sarcastic, but Patsy also said "thank you". I'm sure that Patsy was impressed by the scene. Why he said that: who else here is able to make an reflexion? Hash? But he is guess here.
I think Patsey was genuinely moved and inspired by Tony speech and when he said thank you and that was great after Tony speech I think he was genuinely moved and inspired and speaking from the heart.
I think it was either Patsy being sarcastic and unhappy with Tony or him subtlety calling out the other ones who were sitting at the table talking shit before Tony entered and them keeping their mouth shut the entire time Tony was there instead of speaking up, seeing how Patsy always has that sarcastic sense of humor I think it is the former
The subtleties, the hints, the suggestions that this series offers up in a 4 minute clip....leaves more to be dissected than most 2 hour feature films from present day. What a masterpiece
you can tell they're tired of the "family" shit in this scene. this is one of the only times where tony was trying to put his heart out and take the leadership role and they weren't feeling it because they are scared to go to war. When it comes to breaking balls they don't give a fuck and let the boss say his thing, but when it comes to the real deal, they all think for themselves. like human beings.
Morale in the Soprano family fell more and more throughout the series. Junior, being an idiot, ran the family like an ass, then Tony went to war with his own uncle, and his mom wanted him dead, and he was fainting and going to therapy. Richie disappeared, then Ralph disappeared, Tony fast-tracked his idiot, drug addicted nephew-cousin, he protected Vito, then his kid tried to kill himself, he fast-tracked his other degenerate gambler cousin, he was shot by his own senile uncle, and he makes up excuses not to visit Sil in the hospital after he brings war upon his family. Imagine being a Soprano soldier and witnessing all this? To make matters even worse, he was seen wearing shorts. 5 fuckin families, then we got this other pygmy thing in Jersey.
No. Tony is the boss, and as a boss it is his responsibility to protect his men. Him willing to put literally all of them in mortal danger over a single associate's (Tony B wasn't even made) mindless vendetta is the perfect recipe for mutiny.
Silvio, after phonecall with Tony "Tony's held up let's start without him" Literally a minute later Tony walks in. What did he call from the parking lot.
Probably making it sound like he wouldnt be there for a while so they would let their guard down and he could sneak in the room to catch what they were talking about.
@@070nino070 From Vito's reaction, I take it as no time lapse occurring even if there is a cut there. If the director wanted the viewer to sense a lapse in time, there are techniques that could have been used to do so. My sense is that Tony's entrance was meant to startle the people in the room because they had just finished up bad mouthing him behind his back. It certainly would make sense for Tony to be sneaking around to try and capture guys speaking openly. In general, a mafia boss is going to want hear what his guys are saying when he isnt around and in the current situation which Tony was in, even more so.
Kiki Wiles He was a selfish psychopath. He killed a lot of people for reasons most people wouldn't feel were good enough. Chris however was saved many times due to his relation with Tony. Tony finally had enough himself and decided Chris was a liability regardless of any blood relation they had. I honestly thought killing Tony B was more cold blooded but it's just perspective I guess.
kixmgc Junkies are usually the easiest guys to flip. also Chris now had a wife and kid. Remember what Makazian said when Pussy flipped? "He's a man who love his family above all else. That's their (the feds) favorite target." Also Christopher had shown major cracks in loyalty ever since the beginning, but he usually refocused. But you can only give a junkie so many chances before they just wreak more and more havoc and you just finally have had it with them. and Tony had that thing about "poor defenseless babies" all through the series. That demolished car seat was a good enough reason in his eyes. man this show was brilliant.
"What can you say about this guy? The Ancient Romans had a word for it - RAT!" Then Larry pulls out a piece and clips Ray Curto. How awesome would that be? lol
Well what do you expect? They make anybody and everybody over there. And the way that they do it, it's all fucked up. Guys don't get their finger pricked. There's no sword and gun on the table.
yeah it works in jersey's favour. when there's a power struggle like between little carmine/rusty against john/phil they all want jersey to be on their side. jersey can choose not to do anything or play them all.
Tony: Listen, I can't stay. Paulie: Oh! Sil: Mamma mia! Bobby: It's-a me! Mario! Director: Cut! Look, guys, I know the script just says "Stereotypical noises," but just...I don't know, why don't you all yell "Oh!" at different volumes? Okay, let's try it again. Action! Tony: Listen, I can't stay. All: Oh! Hesh: Oy gevalt! Director: Cut! Goddammit, Jerry, what did I just say?!
The amount of brilliant foreshadowing in this scene is mind blowing. It’s almost as if the show was MADE ONLY to be watched a thousand times over. No complaints from me though. From Vito saying he is already getting fucked by New York and the camera going to him while tony mentions his cousin might get tortured... to Patsy’s little comment at the end for-shadowing him planning to take Tony out. Amazing. Even Them asking if Bobby thinks New York will come for him... genius
Yea, pauli saying “whose closer to him than me” he says it that New York will come kill him for that but New York use that as a way to kill Tony (pauli gets Tony whacked along with patsy)
@@mickeypopa David chase already knew the fate of the characters I mentioned when the scene was written. So he definitely was doing foreshadowing. It wasn’t allegorical buddy.
@@mickeypopa it’s brilliant because it’s not in your face. I didn’t catch this the first time I watched. Why so mad??? Did mom not make the lemonade sweet enough? We both are clearly sopranos fans… pick another enemy or jump back on whatever video games you are hooked on and find your ego’s satisfaction that way. You are one worm who felt different with the at least 180 people who liked my comment but still felt the need to bitch. Newsflash, it didn’t work to make you appear clever. People still don’t care.
Some years ago I bought the full DVD set of this great program off of a TV commercial. Every now and then I put one of the seasons in the DVD player, sit back with my Cognac, and enjoy the greatest program ever made -- HANDS DOWN!!!
Anyone else get the sense Ray thought he was about get whacked when Sil said Tony would be late? I never noticed his nervousness before now but after Sil says that you can see him tense up, if I were a rat I might think it was a setup too lol
RIP James Gandlfini, you were simply great your portrayal of Tony Soprano changed the face of television for ever, now that you are gone and i still cant believe it, a lot of talent of the acting world has died as well. RIP
notice how Tony says he's held up and to start the party without him, yet shows up minutes later, I think he lied so the crew would think they have time to talk shit about the situation and tony would be hiding to hear it all
@@mikef6063 i duno was it a set up but he heard vito and i feel like he was staying until that,also is patsy saying that to vito at the end ?? as in thanks for getting caught saying that
@@bradstrayer485 Sil doesn't think of Tony as an idiot. He does see him as a hypocrite who often shows nepotism for certain people even in the most fucked up situations.
Agreed. I know Van Zandt wasn't the strongest actor on the show or even classically trained, but some of his non verbal communications were incredibly nuanced and well judged
This was such a great show! I didn't want it to end. I can watch this over and over again and I still get somethings but I have to see this show just to understand what is going on. I can't wait for The Sopranos prequel The Many Saints Of Newark. The prequel to the Sopranos it shows how it all began. I wanted to go to NJ & Newark to take the Sopranos tour on my birthday many years back. I still get confused with the characters but Tony Soprano is my favorite. I like him. The Many Saints Of Newark comes out on September 23 2020 and I have to wait that long!!!
Tony making these guys suffer for the sins of a non-made guy is just insane. If he was a made guy and not Tony’s cousin, he would have been “dealt with quickly” at Tony’s orders lol
At 1:10 Tony pats Vito on the shoulder. It’s hard to catch as he says it quickly. But if I heard right, tony says “Vito Misto, how are ya?” - this is a VERY clever word play that I haven’t heard in years since I lived in Italy; If a guy was physically “big” like Vito, they often got a nickname that sounded like a fattening food, as a ‘joke’. (So like in English, if a big guy was called ‘Hamish’ he may get called ‘Hamish pastry’, like Danish Pastry). So ‘Vito Misto’ would be meant to refer to ‘Fritto Misto’, the fattening, Italian dish of mixed, deep-fried sea food. Pretty sure that’s where he was going. Now that’s attention to detail, one for the connoisseurs…. Or should I say, the Intenditori….
Patsi...such an overlooked and subtle character even though he more than likely played a role in Tony's demise (if he did die at the end of the show)...I never really paid much attention to him when first watching the show but upon further repeat views of episodes I always watch out for him and his sneakiness
I liked that even though Tony hit them with the "We are family" speech and other heavy stuff, none of them were moved. Every one of them knew it was bullshit; you could see it in their faces.
I wish they introduced more soldiers, i mean Ray Curto was a capo and never mentioned a made guy in his crew. The Barese crew was supposed to be the biggest crew and only showed Albert and Nick "Nicky Spags" Spagielli celebrating in background for one scene in the hospital when they heard Tony was going to make it
The Soprano family had something like over 200 soldiers, that's not counting associates, which we can assume was double that number. Do you really want them to show you every fucking guy?
The thumbnail to this clips always makes me think Tony is shooting someone from across the table, and the smoke from the gunshot is filling up the place.
+John Butch I think a lot of it had to do with the fact that Vito took over Ralph's crew. Most of the infrastructure had probably already been put in place; Vito probably didn't have to take very much initiative.
John Butch in hindsight, no pun intended lol, Vito's dedication and earning was for the same reason he was so dedicated to publicly talking about screwing women constantly. Guilt establishes safety. Ralph did the same
Vito was not loyal, once Tony got shot and it looked as thought he was not going to recover and not even dead yet, Vito didn't even want to give Carmela her share of the money from the Puerto Rican bust. He was also already plotting his move to become the boss. Don't even get me started with that stuff with Meadows fiance.
‘The same protection for any of you’. Hold on, Chrissy, let me clog your airways, you’re still breathing. Let me protect you. There, you are now protected.
Tony was full of shit in this, but still, they all were so fucking hateful not giving a shit about a family member possibly getting tortured. Especially Sil.
@@HAL-rx5ln Because it was a pretext for Tony not doing anything about him, not a reason. Tony should have been killing him himself for what he did. Irregardless of what New York were gunna do to him.
@@LeJobastre1215 Even if they had seen through him, for their own protection and feel secure from New York, it was better to stay within the family and Tony's strong speech was what the men needed to hear.
Tony was listening either in back or on Sil’s phone. When he looked at Vito and said “whatever”. If you watch the seasons again and pay attention to Silvio’s movements before Tony comes around or when Tony leaves there is always a reason.
@@baxakk7374 terrible business move. You’re wrong. His cousin had to go. Without rules the whole thing of theirs falls. And of course in real life that’s what happened. Nobody followed the rules
@@RM-hg7eh Goes waaaaay back (509BCE) to the early Romans. Same sentiment. A father would slaughter his sons rather than risk the Republic (status quo).
@@cgavin1 let’s even look at 2021 present day America. We have rules (laws) and we have politicians that instead of upholding law and order and the constitution they swore to serve - they pick and choose what they will follow and when Ex immigration laws , drugs laws, voting election laws, riots and civil disobedience. How much longer can this thing of OURs exist. Will America fall like Rome and the American mafia ? Not looking good
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Chris should have been there it was his turn to pay for dinner .
Chris was at the Sushi bar.
Don't assholes like you have medicine their supposed to take???
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Thank you ...that was great!!!!!!!!
Stick to GTA videos, stop with the stupid sopranos jokes
"I gotta meeting I gotta go to". Next scene he's eating ice cream at home.
That is because he never had the makings of a varsity athlete
03bubbachuck dude please with this. Seriously
Born Yesterday STFU
@@bornyesterday2994 Dude STFU seriously
Appearently it was done to show us how real of a piece of shit Tony really is I mean he is in the mob
Obviously Tony was listening at the door, but I love how he let's others know that he did so, by being rude to Vito, and repeating Bobby's "but what do I know?" quote. Power move right there.
Three times i watched the series and didn't notice it. You're completely right.
Love how you copied this comment
@@akashicman2338 No I didn't. Look at the scene. It's all right there.I don't doubt someone else in the comment section also noticed that. I just wrote out what I thought about this scene..
I think you are right but what do I know Am i right? Gabagool
“You really think New York is gonna come after you Bobby?”
Bobby was right to be scared just not right in the timing....
It's really fucking weird watching so many clips of this series completely out of order. Yet it's still riveting getting out of chronology snippets.
ikr :D
For real tho! Haven't seen a minute of the show on TV, but just by the clips I can tell it's great.
Treblaine and I thought I was the only one stuck on snippets in 16
Jesus, you haven't seen it? Dude, you won't understand the undercurrent tensions that run through show this like a rich tapestry.....
Don't worry Tony, I also have a cousin whom I loved like a brother and disappointed me greatly!
I love it when tony says someone else has a problem with rage...
It's all relative. Tony B had a problem compared to himself as the standard.
Thats a true psycos remark
tony b killed because the leotardo pricks murdered his best friend for a political move, and he was retired by years. tony s just murdered his best earner because of a horse.
Projection and hypocrisy are the two biggest running gags in this show.
That animal blundetto. He didn’t even give that kid Billy time to say his last words
"Thank you, that was great."
Lmao I absolutely love Patsy. Favorite character I don't know why.
Lmao, patsy is the best.
He wasn't cinematic.
I love his scene with Gloria Trillo. "It won't be cinematic...."
was his brother dead yet here
@@NewWesternFront his brother was dead before we even saw Patsy on the show. Philly was introduced first, then they created Patsy when they realized they wanted actor Dan Grimaldi back.
Just realized Sil used the phone call as a diversion to facilitate Tony eavesdropping on the captains and the other made men to hear what they truly thought about the situation with Tony B. That explains why he's so cold especially with Vito. Vito spoke most out of turn before Tony entered. Tony was likely at the door hiding and listening.
Great observation
No, you can see that when Tony looked at Bobby, Bobby itched the left side of his nose (towards Vito), at which point Tony looks at the signal and immediately switches his gaze to Vito.
This is just amazing. Every time I watch the show all the clips I find something new.
Im starting to realize that some of you are delusional and just making up stuff
Good observation. Even at the end tony tells them that they have to deal with it like a family. Personal safety wise, financially wise, whatever...
In the end New York really came after Bobby..
That promotion had him killed
and not even an attempt on paulie lmao
@@HighLordBlazeReborn Paulie switched sides. New york always had a spot, they thought the world of him.
He might have made it but he didn't train hard enough.
@@LeroyCO It's true, Paulie's playing both sides probably saved him
He cared so much about his troops he just decided to go home and stuff his face with ice cream instead lmao.
3:27 Sil was genuinely embarrassed of Tony.
The boss of the Family has just told all of his Capos and his consigliere that they’re all at high-risk financially and physically but his junkie nephew and himself are to be in hiding. True, the boss is the boss however these guys are hungry wolves and when things don’t sound right; they’re quick to act. Sil’s reaction to Tony’s ultimatum was of genuine disappointment.
Silvio realized that Tony was going all out to protect Tony B and Christopher, because they were his blood family. And at the expense of his mob family.
Sil knew that if it wasn't his cousin or nephew, Tony would have taken them out. Tony even said as much to Christopher in the hospital. After that intervention fiasco.
Ironically though, Tony ended up taking both his cousin and nephew out. By his own hands. Crazy.
@@aaronperkinsjr.9397 Silvio should have been the boss
@vegasmade777 Erm, he did temporarily, and it didn't go well. It was made clear that he was neither made for nor wanted to be the boss
@@snnnaaaaaakeeeee4470 “some guys are better at being number 2s”
@@aaronperkinsjr.9397damn what a fucking hypocrite. When Chris was made, Tony literally said that the mafia comes before everything else. Even your wife and children. He was an awful leader.
Paulie sure has a high opinion of himself. He actually thinks Tony's relationship with him is actually bigger than his relationship with Chrissy and Bobby who are his actual relatives. In a way, Paulie is one of the saddest characters on this show. He has no real family (besides his aging mother), so he clings to Tony's family like a parasite, pretending he's as important to them as they are to him.
And yet he's the last one standing.
What about Patsy?
osamabad are you sad?
A person doesn’t have to have a wife and kids to be happy. Paulie is happy with his girlfriend and being a gangster.
My opinion Paulie is the most human of all
Vito: “all due respect, I’m willing to die for a good cause...”
* unwillingly dies for being a closet homosexual while in the mob *
He wasn't just an ordniary gay either. He was the flaming type.
He wasn't willing to die because of that either though
@@AdultToons Are you for real? WTF kind of "flaming" did he do? He was as straight gay as you get
call him what you want,,, but he put a lot of money in my pocket.
@Lucimyr He was being discreet except for that club bit. Pretty over the top and unrealistic writing just for the comedy, he goes to a club in NY like that, knowing NY guys collect money from there? he was supposed to be smart
This is one of the many times the writers used the non-word “irregardless” to make the gangsters look unintellectual in ways people see in real life. They had Chris misuse the word “infer” a lot too, in the way it’s commonly misused. Great writing
Technically “irregardless” is a word. It is defined by Oxford English Dictionary as a nonstandard adverb meaning regardless. It has been in common usage across the English speaking world for 200 years, I think we can overlook the nonsensical nature of the word itself and just take it for what it means at this point.
Tony saying “financially wise” was hilarious
@@codieomeallain6635 Exactly.
It's been in use for two hundred years.
It's a word.
Great writing is right. Chrissy misuses a bunch of words but when he says “ostrafied” I die laughing lol
Why, he's the HAIR apparent
I love how fake they are. This family/love atmosphere and most of the people are killed by those in the room.
Yep happened in SoA too a lot and the wire and others
That “family/love” bullsht works too.
There’s always going to be folks who want to be part of a group, want to feel accepted, and want to feel valued and cared for and using that “we’re a family here” nonsense really connects with them.
There wasn’t anyone in the room killed by another person in the room…
Just business
“Most”? Not one person in this scene is killed by someone else in this scene
Thumbnail looks like he's shooting someone lol
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Yeah I thought he was gonna whack one of them to make an example or whatever
Was just about to say this ! Master clickbait level
Just heard the sad and shocking news about James Gandolfini! What an absolute legend and an amazing actor! R.I.P.
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Wow this was a weird comment to see. RIP James Gandolfini. Nine years later his legacy remains strong.
James Ganolfini’s dead??
@@theblackmamba323 been for over a decade sadly
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Sil's expressions during this scene tell the whole story. He's clearly not in agreement with what's being said or done, he also makes it clear when he's delivering money to Chris, showing distain when Chris starts complaining.
Sil's expression at 2:50 almost seems like he see's the end coming.
I thought I was the only one that noticed that Sil did not say a word and I think Tony was at the door and heard Vito because his attitude towards Vito was completely different and Ray was wearing a wire cuz it just seems like he said Tony's name loud enough so the wire can pick it up
Sil knew Tony was by the door
Everytime its a awkward moment Hesh always has that face lmao
i noticed that too.
Hesh knows his cash flow is about to take a beating.
LuDimezofKush He suffers from fuckfaceitis
Maybe because he's sitting around a bunch of murderers?
LuDimezofKush hes a jew
Larry Barese sooo underused . His scenes are hilarious.
agreed, I am about to search for all Larry Barese clips... after a million times watching the show I am starting to feel the same.
I believe the actor who played him had mob ties in real life, and was actually in some trouble.
Asshole 😂😂😂
The actor who played him got arrested for extortion not long after this if I'm remembering clearly
@AHALKALAKETS actually the actor that played Albert and the actor that played Larry were in trouble. I know Tony Darrow (Larry) for sure had mob ties, I think he was involved in an extortion racket with the Gambinos. Can’t remember if the guy who played Albert had mob ties though
Ah, a bottle of Acuto di Soprano! Every grape carefully hand selected by varsity athletes and aged in the finest shineboxes
It never had the makings of a vintage cab sav.
Avellino really is a wine growing area though
thats gonna be a treasure
Probably tastes worse than Chateau le cat. Where the art is making sure the cat stays balanced on top of bottle while it fills it up.
Mama Mia, that’s a spicy meme!
For anyone unclear as to why Patsy said "Thank you, that was great." at the end.. He was making a sarcastic remark, because Tony came in and got on his soap box while the actual birthday boy sat quietly. That's my take, at least.
"that was great" was enough to be sarcastic, but Patsy also said "thank you". I'm sure that Patsy was impressed by the scene. Why he said that: who else here is able to make an reflexion? Hash? But he is guess here.
I think Patsey was genuinely moved and inspired by Tony speech and when he said thank you and that was great after Tony speech I think he was genuinely moved and inspired and speaking from the heart.
I read it as “Thanks for that uplifting speech; but it doesn’t change a thing about how we could get wacked because of your cousin.”
I think it was either Patsy being sarcastic and unhappy with Tony or him subtlety calling out the other ones who were sitting at the table talking shit before Tony entered and them keeping their mouth shut the entire time Tony was there instead of speaking up, seeing how Patsy always has that sarcastic sense of humor I think it is the former
tony obviously heard them talking and he made it clear with the speech. patsy is basically saying “thank dbags, see what you did?”
They’re all thinking the same thing: “Bullshit. This asshole would sell us out in a New York minute.”
The subtleties, the hints, the suggestions that this series offers up in a 4 minute clip....leaves more to be dissected than most 2 hour feature films from present day. What a masterpiece
Already acts like he knows about Vito?
@@dr.roberts4508He heard what he said before he entered
“They’re called BAWLZ.”
“Hahaha! Good fa you!”
Gotta tell my doc that one day
@@erikkjems2635 he would drop you as a patient
@@erikkjems2635 lmaooo
you can tell they're tired of the "family" shit in this scene. this is one of the only times where tony was trying to put his heart out and take the leadership role and they weren't feeling it because they are scared to go to war. When it comes to breaking balls they don't give a fuck and let the boss say his thing, but when it comes to the real deal, they all think for themselves. like human beings.
Morale in the Soprano family fell more and more throughout the series. Junior, being an idiot, ran the family like an ass, then Tony went to war with his own uncle, and his mom wanted him dead, and he was fainting and going to therapy. Richie disappeared, then Ralph disappeared, Tony fast-tracked his idiot, drug addicted nephew-cousin, he protected Vito, then his kid tried to kill himself, he fast-tracked his other degenerate gambler cousin, he was shot by his own senile uncle, and he makes up excuses not to visit Sil in the hospital after he brings war upon his family. Imagine being a Soprano soldier and witnessing all this? To make matters even worse, he was seen wearing shorts. 5 fuckin families, then we got this other pygmy thing in Jersey.
@@katana2k amen dude
They're tired of the family shit when it only applies to Tony's family.
@@katana2k Plus having Patsy Parisi's brother whacked.
No. Tony is the boss, and as a boss it is his responsibility to protect his men. Him willing to put literally all of them in mortal danger over a single associate's (Tony B wasn't even made) mindless vendetta is the perfect recipe for mutiny.
One psychopath to a group of psychopaths: "He's got a problem with rage."
Sociopaths
I love how the modernists have redefined "Cynicism" as something awful.
Silvio, after phonecall with Tony "Tony's held up let's start without him"
Literally a minute later Tony walks in.
What did he call from the parking lot.
I thought that exact same thing
Probably making it sound like he wouldnt be there for a while so they would let their guard down and he could sneak in the room to catch what they were talking about.
1:03 is a cut. So the time inbetween is left unknown
@@070nino070 From Vito's reaction, I take it as no time lapse occurring even if there is a cut there. If the director wanted the viewer to sense a lapse in time, there are techniques that could have been used to do so.
My sense is that Tony's entrance was meant to startle the people in the room because they had just finished up bad mouthing him behind his back.
It certainly would make sense for Tony to be sneaking around to try and capture guys speaking openly. In general, a mafia boss is going to want hear what his guys are saying when he isnt around and in the current situation which Tony was in, even more so.
Jay Santos that makes sense. Although Tony had to rely on silvio as his ears anyhow
'T's held up.'
Shows up about 60 seconds later.
he did that on purpose
He wanted to listen in on how his top guys felt about the Tony B situation.
Walk into fire 🔥
I honestly believe this
@@bsp5689 correct thats why he left early
LOL at vito’s reaction when tony walks in while he’s in the middle of bitching about tony’s handling of the situation
Tony is so damn two faced. He knows he would kill any of them in a second if they are perceived as an annoyance to him.
+Abercrombieindya he killed tony b right?
+Kiki Wiles Not for no reason. Because he was an unreliable junkie.
Kiki Wiles He was a selfish psychopath. He killed a lot of people for reasons most people wouldn't feel were good enough.
Chris however was saved many times due to his relation with Tony. Tony finally had enough himself and decided Chris was a liability regardless of any blood relation they had.
I honestly thought killing Tony B was more cold blooded but it's just perspective I guess.
kixmgc Junkies are usually the easiest guys to flip. also Chris now had a wife and kid. Remember what Makazian said when Pussy flipped? "He's a man who love his family above all else. That's their (the feds) favorite target." Also Christopher had shown major cracks in loyalty ever since the beginning, but he usually refocused. But you can only give a junkie so many chances before they just wreak more and more havoc and you just finally have had it with them. and Tony had that thing about "poor defenseless babies" all through the series. That demolished car seat was a good enough reason in his eyes. man this show was brilliant.
he killed Christopher because he was to unstable. he was on the junk. unstable.
"What can you say about this guy? The Ancient Romans had a word for it - RAT!" Then Larry pulls out a piece and clips Ray Curto. How awesome would that be? lol
He was a rat
Hahahahahaha i spilled my fucking drink all over!!! Thats fucking genius
after Ray falls dead to the ground, Vito says: "Everyone saw the two niggas that done this? They went that way!"
And then Patsy adds, "Oh yeah, those two guys!"
Ray actually did seem relieved from tension after Larry said "asshole" and the others laughed.
I love how the owner of the Tiki Lounge in Goodfellas is a made capo in The Sopranos.
Well what do you expect? They make anybody and everybody over there. And the way that they do it, it's all fucked up. Guys don't get their finger pricked. There's no sword and gun on the table.
Paulie made him. Which Paulie idk 🤷♂️
@@anthonymason4999 Paulie uncle Johnny?
@@akatosh2795 No Paulie uncle Al
That actor was in a troma gore movie called Street Trash in the 80's
"You really think New York is gonna come after you Bobby?"
New York couldn't believe he was a made guy.
New York did go after him.
Fuck do I know ?
yeah it works in jersey's favour. when there's a power struggle like between little carmine/rusty against john/phil they all want jersey to be on their side. jersey can choose not to do anything or play them all.
@@djqkronicles24 No they couldn't believe he was #3
Tony: Listen, I can't stay.
Paulie: Oh!
Sil: Mamma mia!
Bobby: It's-a me! Mario!
Director: Cut! Look, guys, I know the script just says "Stereotypical noises," but just...I don't know, why don't you all yell "Oh!" at different volumes? Okay, let's try it again. Action!
Tony: Listen, I can't stay.
All: Oh!
Hesh: Oy gevalt!
Director: Cut! Goddammit, Jerry, what did I just say?!
Insert CleverName fuckin hilarious
Insert CleverName this made me laugh too much 😂
I almost choke just now laughing my ass off while eating
Insert CleverName already lost it at "it's-a me, mario"
+Mingo Von Zills Which Jewish mob, Hollywood or the Federal Reserve?
1:39 that right there had me dying😂💪🏾
The amount of brilliant foreshadowing in this scene is mind blowing. It’s almost as if the show was MADE ONLY to be watched a thousand times over. No complaints from me though. From Vito saying he is already getting fucked by New York and the camera going to him while tony mentions his cousin might get tortured... to Patsy’s little comment at the end for-shadowing him planning to take Tony out. Amazing. Even Them asking if Bobby thinks New York will come for him... genius
Yea, pauli saying “whose closer to him than me” he says it that New York will come kill him for that but New York use that as a way to kill Tony (pauli gets Tony whacked along with patsy)
Screenplay is a wonderful thing. It's as almost as you can foreshadow anything you want in it. 🤣
@@mickeypopa David chase already knew the fate of the characters I mentioned when the scene was written. So he definitely was doing foreshadowing. It wasn’t allegorical buddy.
@@Pochonesian
No shit Einstein! So why is it brilliant? A 12yo could do it.
@@mickeypopa it’s brilliant because it’s not in your face. I didn’t catch this the first time I watched. Why so mad??? Did mom not make the lemonade sweet enough? We both are clearly sopranos fans… pick another enemy or jump back on whatever video games you are hooked on and find your ego’s satisfaction that way.
You are one worm who felt different with the at least 180 people who liked my comment but still felt the need to bitch. Newsflash, it didn’t work to make you appear clever. People still don’t care.
The fact that Tony heard what Vito said and made sure he gave Vito his attention after he tried to kiss his ass
Tony was listening at the door the whole time before he walked in and made his presence be known.
When Tony gave him that wine, Ray should've said "you didn't stomp those grapes yourself did you"
And laugh like a dumb.
“Thank you. That was great.” 😂
gotta love patsy
That one employee who been working in the company for so long that he know the higher ups/management bullshit jargons.
Financially wise
+Mark Smith Photography grammer nazi!!!
25 people have too much time on their hands.
Too much time on their hands, or simply basic intelligence.
Some of Carmines malapropisms rubbing off on Tony lol
OpenMawProductions “Until and as such” is pretty good too
Some years ago I bought the full DVD set of this great program off of a TV commercial.
Every now and then I put one of the seasons in the DVD player, sit back with my Cognac, and enjoy the greatest program ever made -- HANDS DOWN!!!
0:07 = Ray acting nervous because Sil is patting him and something unexpected had happened. Bet he thought they had found out.
Not to mention that Sil is notorious for being the executioner of rats and traitors
Tony was listening them and heard Vito too, hence the "yeah whatever" and mildly annoyed face
0:38 foreshdowing Bobby's death...amazing
boganus699 Chrissy was lambenting
Yep they did come after him after all...
Tony wasnt lying tho. He gave the same immunity to Vito that Tony B got.
Tony was gonna have Vito whacked. Phil just got to him first.
we're a family - and even in this fucked up day and age that means something. James G. can send chills down your spine. such a fine actor.
Take your heart meds sweetie
Best line ever
Family? They're gloryfied crew!!!@@Bojonatanjarpehag
" irreguardless" ... I love how they get those lines in. Best show ever.
Anyone else get the sense Ray thought he was about get whacked when Sil said Tony would be late? I never noticed his nervousness before now but after Sil says that you can see him tense up, if I were a rat I might think it was a setup too lol
Idk would they really gather every soldier and captain in a room to do one hit?
True 😂. He almost shit himself. That serial is a masterpiece.
@@Nutmegp They would if it was to make a point to the rest.
RIP James Gandlfini, you were simply great your portrayal of Tony Soprano changed the face of television for ever, now that you are gone and i still cant believe it, a lot of talent of the acting world has died as well. RIP
This scene kind of reminds me of the Al Capone baseball "team" speech from The Untouchables.
Enthusiasms...enthusiasms..enthusiasms
Where the fuck do they get those fucking ties? Mobster ties R us?
Pizza shit
Silvio was never impressed with how Tony dealt with the situation. Its evident by his reaction here
notice how Tony says he's held up and to start the party without him, yet shows up minutes later, I think he lied so the crew would think they have time to talk shit about the situation and tony would be hiding to hear it all
Interesting thought. But do you really think somebody would have that much balls to be badmouthing Tony in front of all these guys?
I think he was standing outside the door.
Exactly, which is why the emphasis on Tony’s interaction w Vito as soon as he came in
@@mikef6063 i duno was it a set up but he heard vito and i feel like he was staying until that,also is patsy saying that to vito at the end ?? as in thanks for getting caught saying that
I think Sil's demenour during that whole speech was interesting.
That shaking of the head
The whole time Tony was talking he was thinking this guy's a fucking idiot.
@@bradstrayer485 Sil doesn't think of Tony as an idiot. He does see him as a hypocrite who often shows nepotism for certain people even in the most fucked up situations.
Agreed. I know Van Zandt wasn't the strongest actor on the show or even classically trained, but some of his non verbal communications were incredibly nuanced and well judged
“I don’t like this shit, but it is what it is”
What this scene needs is some distracting trumpets.
WE NEED OUR FRIEND FROM YONKERS TO... (inaudible)
+Majin Mexican WHAT?
🎺"I SAID WE MAY HAVE TO BRING IN OUT FRIEND FROM YONKERS!! "🎺
Chris Bryant hahahaha Yonkers!!
Chris Bryant every fucking clip I see your comments
Break it down for em Sil. Which two businesses have traditionally been recession-proof since time immemorial?
Certain aspects of Showbusiness.....and our thing.
+spreadthelove77 Oh nobody know what the fuck I'm talkin about?!!!
I don't wanna hear about the fucking economy neither
Shoe shinning.
Makings of a varsity athlete
This was such a great show! I didn't want it to end. I can watch this over and over again and I still get somethings but I have to see this show just to understand what is going on. I can't wait for The Sopranos prequel The Many Saints Of Newark. The prequel to the Sopranos it shows how it all began. I wanted to go to NJ & Newark to take the Sopranos tour on my birthday many years back. I still get confused with the characters but Tony Soprano is my favorite. I like him. The Many Saints Of Newark comes out on September 23 2020 and I have to wait that long!!!
What a disappointment that turned out to be.
"You really think New York is gonna come after you, Bobby?"
Little did they know........
Boby got killed while buying a kids toys for himself
paulie looked so upset when tony couldnt stay
He gon cry in the car
he was paulies ride home
Tony: “listen I can’t stay”
Ohhhwooohwooohoooh
Tony making these guys suffer for the sins of a non-made guy is just insane.
If he was a made guy and not Tony’s cousin, he would have been “dealt with quickly” at Tony’s orders lol
At 1:10 Tony pats Vito on the shoulder. It’s hard to catch as he says it quickly. But if I heard right, tony says “Vito Misto, how are ya?” - this is a VERY clever word play that I haven’t heard in years since I lived in Italy; If a guy was physically “big” like Vito, they often got a nickname that sounded like a fattening food, as a ‘joke’. (So like in English, if a big guy was called ‘Hamish’ he may get called ‘Hamish pastry’, like Danish Pastry). So ‘Vito Misto’ would be meant to refer to ‘Fritto Misto’, the fattening, Italian dish of mixed, deep-fried sea food. Pretty sure that’s where he was going. Now that’s attention to detail, one for the connoisseurs…. Or should I say, the Intenditori….
Should have called him fanooki suit Mario
What type of italian has the brit flag for a pfp 😂😂
I've been in sales meetings like this where the boss clearly thought HE was Tony Soprano!
Patsi...such an overlooked and subtle character even though he more than likely played a role in Tony's demise (if he did die at the end of the show)...I never really paid much attention to him when first watching the show but upon further repeat views of episodes I always watch out for him and his sneakiness
I like to think that Patsi became a surrogate father to Meadow and A.J. as the ultimate FU to Tony.
@@Spanner249 probably got head from Carmela as the cherry on top
Tony Soprano: "He's got a problem with rage"
I concur with Mr. Soprano's statement on the personal-safety-wise and financially-wise implications of this dire predicament
They were on the precipice of an enormous shinebox.
When Vito said: "I'm already getting f*cked with by Johnny's people."
A part of me was telling me he meant it literally... Turns out I was right :D!
boganus699 o
Omg 😂
Lmao 🤣
Some of the best scenes from the series are when everyone is in them. James was molded by the hand of God for this role
one of the best speeches in the show and a perfect example of what a good actor he was. Ciao James Gandolfini!
R u still alive mr 8 years ago
@@mikewill7611 yup
@@bramvantongerloo933 well hello legend
I liked that even though Tony hit them with the "We are family" speech and other heavy stuff, none of them were moved. Every one of them knew it was bullshit; you could see it in their faces.
3:01 The way it cuts to Vito at that moment is beautiful foreshadowing.
What is that foreshadowing?
@@KellerCRD how the family abandoned him
I don't think it was intentional just judging by the focus and framing of the shot
@@jakeencinas2389 yeah it would be that we are english teacher in finding meaning where there is none
I wish they introduced more soldiers, i mean Ray Curto was a capo and never mentioned a made guy in his crew. The Barese crew was supposed to be the biggest crew and only showed Albert and Nick "Nicky Spags" Spagielli celebrating in background for one scene in the hospital when they heard Tony was going to make it
Exactly what I think, i assume they have a lot of soldiers each but they insignificant for the plot so the show doesnt focus on them
The Soprano family had something like over 200 soldiers, that's not counting associates, which we can assume was double that number. Do you really want them to show you every fucking guy?
The plot does not include characters that are not going to influence the narrative, therefore we get Corky Carporale but not many of Albert's crew.
@@DeadManSinging1 more like 50-60 made guys
@@HelloThere-fc5ll They say in the show that he had over 200 soldiers. Soldiers are made guys
The thumbnail to this clips always makes me think Tony is shooting someone from across the table, and the smoke from the gunshot is filling up the place.
Dude, glad I’m not the only one
Its fucked up that Vito was actually the best earner and one of the most loyal members of the family.
+John Butch I think a lot of it had to do with the fact that Vito took over Ralph's crew. Most of the infrastructure had probably already been put in place; Vito probably didn't have to take very much initiative.
John Butch he's a fanuk
John Butch in hindsight, no pun intended lol, Vito's dedication and earning was for the same reason he was so dedicated to publicly talking about screwing women constantly. Guilt establishes safety. Ralph did the same
Vito was not loyal, once Tony got shot and it looked as thought he was not going to recover and not even dead yet, Vito didn't even want to give Carmela her share of the money from the Puerto Rican bust. He was also already plotting his move to become the boss. Don't even get me started with that stuff with Meadows fiance.
Joo joo beat me to it
‘The same protection for any of you’.
Hold on, Chrissy, let me clog your airways, you’re still breathing. Let me protect you. There, you are now protected.
Tony was full of shit in this, but still, they all were so fucking hateful not giving a shit about a family member possibly getting tortured. Especially Sil.
@@HAL-rx5ln Because it was a pretext for Tony not doing anything about him, not a reason. Tony should have been killing him himself for what he did. Irregardless of what New York were gunna do to him.
Once Chrissy started spitting up blood he knew Chrissy was as good as dead. He clogged his airway so he wouldn’t suffer.
Todd Wilson wrong. He killed him cause he kept fucking up. Kept getting high.
@@toddwilson113 and spoons had inoperable brain cancer that only Tony knew about
He will not be dealt with quick. I'm talkin' a shinebox.
Lol
Just when I thought the Shinebox jokes were gettin old, you pulled me back in...
HAHAHAHAHA A SHINEBOX
Son of a bitch 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Shinebox Dee's
Dee's Nutz!
That's why Tony's the boss.I can't picture anyone in that room making that speech like that.
You mean rambling like an idiot and affronting the guys by not staying? Yea Tony is an amazing boss in the later seasons lmao
His stature also helps
@@dtraversodt Yeah, it fills up the entire room.
“That’s gunna be a treasure” 🤣🤣
Damn can you get any more cringe worthy than that? 🙄
the line at the end is the best " thank you that was great " what a voice
"Listen, I can't stay."
"O, A, O, O, A, E, I, O, U, O!"
Vowel sound!
@3:58 "thank you. That was great." Lol wtf
Vito and Bobby loyal to the end...meanwhile had 3 mics at the table with an unknowing audience
That speech by Tony on its own was good enough to create unity among the nervous family members.
Yeah, well...whatever.
Ja, thank you. It was great!
Quite the opposite actually. They saw through his bs.
@@LeJobastre1215 Even if they had seen through him, for their own protection and feel secure from New York, it was better to stay within the family and Tony's strong speech was what the men needed to hear.
@@auj715 Your point being what?
i really liked that soprano wine, wished they showed more of that character!
+LotBountyHunter You're a moron.
+LotBountyHunter Well meme'd
LotBountyHunter all becuz he was catchin not pitchin he was a top Warner because "he was greasing the union"
Nice one
it's a good one!
I wish they did more with Tony's ancestors who were wine makers. They were my favorite characters.
That's gonna be a treasure
what the fuck do we know
"Personal safety-wise,
Financially-wise,
Whatever!"
Paulie moving after Tony touches on finances...
"thank you, that was great" lol what a weird funny line to cap the scene
Sorry I can't stay. I have to return some video tapes.
This is the speech that Cemented the fact that Tony needed to go.
Tony was listening either in back or on Sil’s phone. When he looked at Vito and said “whatever”. If you watch the seasons again and pay attention to Silvio’s movements before Tony comes around or when Tony leaves there is always a reason.
Tony had a meeting with Ben and Jerry’s.
Sure, Ray got a nice bottle of wine, but he didn’t get soft drinks of choice.
Veal parm sandwich... fuck you
When i have a problem with my life i see this scene with the song of the final episode "pax soprana " and cheer myself up
"thank you, that was great" Patsy's deadpan delivery, after Tony's bullshit performance, that was great
Thats my favorite part of the whole scene. Patsy is one of the best characters in the show, even if he doesn't get many lines.
took me a lil bit to realize ray is suspiciously quiet which prolly comes from the fact that he was wearing a wire
Vito did end up dying for a good cause: those Johnny cakes.
This was the moment that Tony failed as boss.
Yup. No faith in him as a leader. His cousin had to die right then and there
No, he failed when he didn't whack Carmine Sr. or Johnny Sack. Everything else followed from there.
@@baxakk7374 terrible business move. You’re wrong. His cousin had to go. Without rules the whole thing of theirs falls. And of course in real life that’s what happened. Nobody followed the rules
@@RM-hg7eh Goes waaaaay back (509BCE) to the early Romans. Same sentiment. A father would slaughter his sons rather than risk the Republic (status quo).
@@cgavin1 let’s even look at 2021 present day America. We have rules (laws) and we have politicians that instead of upholding law and order and the constitution they swore to serve - they pick and choose what they will follow and when Ex immigration laws , drugs laws, voting election laws, riots and civil disobedience. How much longer can this thing of OURs exist. Will America fall like Rome and the American mafia ? Not looking good
I know this is a scripted scene because it’s a TV show but he spoke like a true leader this part was made for James Gandolfini