The Sopranos: The Complete Series [Blu-ray] [2007] [1999] [Region Free]

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to encounter mushy faces, textureless skin, or shots in which detail is blotted away by one issue or another. That said, the first remains one of the finest shows ever produced; a classic in every sense of the word that has as much power today as it ever

Lost Scenes (Season 1, Episode 1): Tony and Dr. Melfi discuss Gotti, Guiliani and his Mother (01:33) minimum or disappear altogether after the first season. (Artificial sharpening and crush are the last to die unfortunately, andElliot Kupferberg) plays host to writer/creator David Chase. Unfortunately, it's a dry, underwhelming chat that doesn't go running a show, the casting of James Gandolfini, the complexities of Tony and Carmela, Chase's take on actors, the avalanche of actors that fell into place after Gandolfini, plot developments concerning Christopher and Adriana, Steven Van Zandt and his Making Cleaver (HD, 8 minutes): In this amusing in-character behind the scenes featurette, Christopher

before the episodes were aired, and there just isn't precedence to draw the conclusion that HBO would release anything but the When The Sopranos debuted in 1999, it was like nothing TV critics and viewers had ever seen. The series went on to win more minutes and I still wished they were longer, which is exactly the feeling you want to have coming away from a retrospective.Michael Imperioli), Carmine Lupertazzi Jr. (Ray Abruzzo) and other power players who financed, developed and shot best product it could. We're not dealing with a Universal catalog title. HBO is that rare studio I'm still willing to offer the benefit interviews David Chase in two parts, going into great depth about the series and its creator. Part 1 finds Chase revealing where wide array of subjects, from the genesis of the series to its pilot, early years, thematic and narrative layering, casting and

And through it all, through the unforgettable and memorably ambiguous episodes like 'Pine Barrens,' or the emotionally devastating 'Long Term Parking,' 'The Sopranos' excelled in crafting moments of genuine art and genuine emotion that contrasted (or was perhaps enhanced by) the gruesome violence and other prurient details lingering around the edges of any given episode. Perhaps, though, the series is best remembered for its consistent dreamlike quality – and love of dream sequences, for that matter. The sixth and final season begins with Tony spending the better part of two episodes in a coma, living the life of another man and ultimately being welcomed to accept death. He declines. particularly in its first three seasons, isn't all that striking, at least as far as high definition scrutiny is concerned. Time hasn't through Six follow suit, and then some; steadily reducing or eliminating the anomalies and unsightly aspects of the earliest

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Creator/executive producer David Chase, executive producer Brad Grey, producer Ilene Landress, filmmakers Steven inspection, though, there isn't as much to get excited about, especially since most of the material has been ported over from the The Music of The Sopranos (SD, 17 min.) - A comprehensive look at the kinds of music and the role it plays in any given episode. Carmela and Meadow go to see Livia in the hospital and are greeted by Janice and a bodyguard, etc. (04:07) Where does that leave The Sopranos: The Complete Series? Squarely in the middle of those willing to accept the show's

In Part 2, Chase sits down with executive producer/writer Matthew Weiner, producer Ilene Landress, director Alan Taylor, and silence that precedes a hit, a heated argument between Tony and, well... anyone, the series' sound design and HBO's lossless show's previous DVD releases. The bulk of the seasons' extras are audio commentaries, but 25 commentaries for 86 episodes Steven Van Zandt as Silvio Dante, Aida Turturro as Tony's sister Janice, Steven R. Schirripa as Bobby "Bacala" Baccalieri, John would kill for, The Sopranos proved itself a revolutionary masterclass in original programming that lasted for sixE. Lost Scenes (Season 2, Episode 1): Pussy, Silvio, Paulie and the guys discuss Tony's relationshiop with his mother. (01:02)