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Auggie

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6. I loved it because I approached it with an open mind (SPOILER)

Reply to IcyPeas (Original post)

Mon Nov 1, 2021, 06:08 PM

Nov 2021

Admittedly, I knew the story revolved around Dickie Moltisanti and NOT young Anthony Soprano. Chase gave us a taste of the Tony to come.

It was a good story, beautifully shot and styled, and included a much-needed addition of the black perspective that worked along side the Lupertazzi crime family.

Think of it as Act I. It's up to us to imagine Act II, or, wait for another film. There's so much more to explore. I bet David Chase can't wait to tell us.

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The Many Saints of Newark (Sopranos prequel) [View all] IcyPeas Nov 2021 OP

Entertaining snowybirdie Nov 2021 #1

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I have never been in interested in mobster movies, biker gangs, etc. Thomas Hurt Nov 2021 #2

Yeah, it ended at the point where I had hoped it would begin intrepidity Nov 2021 #3

This is how I felt too True Dough Jan 2022 #7

I loved it. ProudMNDemocrat Nov 2021 #5

I loved it because I approached it with an open mind (SPOILER) Auggie Nov 2021 #6