Ah, hell, let’s make it complete, with malaproprisms and all.
The sign says: “Sil’s Auspicious Italine Cuisine.”
I really do know how to spell Italian. I blame a faulty keyboard… :rolleyes:
You’re not kidding that you don’t what anything to be spoiled! I have to watch the previews at the end. I’m desperate for just a little more. It’s like licking the bottom of the ice cream bowl to get those final drops of decadence.
I put in a mod request. Again my apologies.
I forgot to put in my prediction:
Tony will do something so selfish and disgusting that no one will look to him as a hero afterwards. It may have something to do with sacrificing his family for his own survival, or something like that. This will be Chase’s “payment” to the Italian-Americans that were offended by the series’ glorification of organized crime.
I think that with one hour left, it’s too late to allow for any meaningful character redemption. The series will end with Tony looking uglier than he’s ever looked.
I like stories to wash over me new.
That’s why I don’t flip ahead when I read books.
It’s also why I have a few favorite movie critics I rely on who can tell you why they liked or disliked without revealing too much but still piquing my interest in the movie.
I think one issue that has to be addressed is Tony’s contempt and disgust with A.J. And given the trajectory Tony’s been on, I don’t think he’ll choose the path of forgiveness and understanding. That could be what irrevocably poisons Tony for the audience.
Phil Leotardo dies. At the very end, Tony dies. And as Tony lies dying, there’s a flashback to every single murder done over the course of the series.
That’s how I’d do it, anyway.
Tony goes into the Witness Relocation Program, changes his name to John and moves to Cincinnati.
I finally saw last week’s episode this evening (talk about a relief… but a sad one). Reading some comments from that thread, I think it’s impossible that Tony flips. With so many important people dead, there’s really nobody he can provide worthwhile information about. I don’t think he knows anything about Phil that the feds investigating Phil wouldn’t already know.
I think Tony dies. It would be hard to leave an ambiguous ending to a war that’s already killed Bobby and left Sil comatose, and everyone else on the mattresses.
A friend and I were talking at work last night. He heard on NPR that Tony Sirico had put in his contract that Paulie would never be a rat. There goes that slim possibility.
Haven’t read the other replies.
Tony goes into witness protection. Saves his family and can get back at Phil Leotardo. Might be too much of a Goodfellas copout though.
AJ joins the military.
Paulie’s a wildcard. Not sure about him.
Somebody told me Tony was wearing white shoes when he was draining the pool. Anyone notice? That would be a huge hint.