definitely agree on this though. hope they fix the color grading

When they play the intro song at the end

Most definitely, I just hope it doesn’t become a situation where the franchise was better off without the movie. Obviously nobody is expecting it to be at the same level as the show, that’s impossible, but from a film making stand point they can still tell a compelling story that doesn’t come across generic, which I’m hoping they did.

Some people are never happy

I'm sure they're def making it look more "action packed" than it actually is.

Looks sick tho

only gripe is the color grading all these movies seem to have lately. I think it's a streaming thing

Niggas filtered by the trailer

Of course theyre not gonna put all the intellectual s*** in the trailer or else no one would watch it

mfs wanted a trailer full of dream sequences ending in a blackout

Denzel Washington

Looks good, didn’t expect it to be as Tony-centric as it appears, but I’m excited nonetheless.

Don't be that person. We're allowed to weigh in on how we feel about something presented to us. Just cus niggas aren't gassing everything 24/7 doesn't mean "ppl are never happy"

IMO The trailers generic af bro, not sure why y'all making excuses for it? The trailer is suppose to serve as a medium to get people hyped for the film, if it didn't do that for me I'm not gonna sit and make excuses for it

Finally

I’m in af

I finally got to sit down and properly watch this. Hearing Tony at the beginning was so awesome. I’m so f***ing excited for this

Trailer was great

Nothing used to beat Sunday nights.

word...I remember not having HBO for an amount of time when this was airing live for the first time...used to track down Entertainment Weeklys and read about "who got wacked this week on Sopranos" was definitely a phenomenon and it's crazy to me that some ppl still haven't watched it all the way through

true. i’ve seen a lot of great movies with lackluster trailers that make it seem completely different though. hoping they just wanted to play up the mob movie stuff in the trailer for more viewers since they can’t exactly use recognizable faces

I got into it in 04 when I was in HS. Just in time for Season 4.
I never saw anything like it before and it set the tone for the golden age of TV.

Still go listen to Wrapped in My Memory because of how s4e9 ended.

Used to DVR the episodes. They didn’t have a streaming platform, so I had to catch them when HBO would run marathons to catch up.

to this day that ending still has people conflicted and debating...personally I've grown to appreciate how brilliant that final scene is done but not gonna lie when I was watching as a younger 13-14 year old I was like "wtf happened?!?!?!"

post credit scene this is a prequel

i don't know about yall but this was hard as balls