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The Sopranos 3x12 - "Amour Fou" FULL REACTION (Patreon)

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2025-12-10 13:46:08
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2026-03-11 13:27:43
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Basic Instinct, that would movie should make for a great reaction, thriller drama, Sharon stone , Michael Douglas, in their prime.

Pauly Mar

Evie, you should replay the reaction and see your face when Gloria volunteers to give Carmela a ride 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Tjbosslyfe

That scene with Sharon stone was her Micheal Jackson moonwalk . She became a icon from that .

Tjbosslyfe

Gloria do have mental health issues but she needed that car conversation. The mob is no joke . It get serious real fast .

Tjbosslyfe

The show starts off when his kids are teenagers. So we don't get to see how they marriage was in the beginning. Most couples have a rough patch those early years. Tony in the wrong. Because we start with him cheating to begin show. But we don't know if Carmela stepped out before the start of show . I don't think anyone can be perfect in a relationship. If Carmela says Tony I know you cheating. An she stays. She not holding Tony accountable. Cheating is wrong . But giving someone a million free passes . She knows he has people wacked . An thats wrong on Carmela part .

PaulM

This writing on this show is incredible. Tony & Ralphie’s conversation is just pure brilliance: At first, when discussing the situation, Ralph says he wants to give Jackie a pass. That's what he says. What he means though is that he wants Tony to order him to murder Jackie. That way, Ralph doesn't have to be the one to make the decision. But Tony isn't having any of that. He says that Ralph should go with his first instinct. He's not going to give the order to murder the kid. Then Ralph brings up Furio and Chris, again trying to get Tony to think about the mob rules and order the hit. But Tony sees what Ralph is doing, and he says that he'll get everybody to respect Ralph's decision. Then he brings up the fact that he made Ralph a captain, implying that Ralph needs to take responsibility for the situation. Then Ralph says "this is Rosalie's kid," trying to get Tony to feel bad enough that he won't make Ralph murder the son of Ralph's girlfriend. Tony replies that he will understand if Ralph gives him a pass, and he's sure "everybody else will too." The implication is that everybody else will NOT understand, and will completely resent Ralph for his role in leading Jackie to commit his act. Then Tony implies further that Ralph's reputation will suffer if he doesn't do what needs to be done, and Tony has a very disgusted look on his face while he says this. Lots of implications here. Then Tony says that Jackie disrespected Ralph, following that up with "If this decision goes the other way, the one thing you cannot do, Ralph...is blame yourself. You took this kid under your wing. You schooled him as best you could. Didn't ya?" The implication here is that he IS blaming Ralph for leading Jackie astray, and Ralph needs to make it right the only way these guys know how. Then Tony ends the scene by bringing up the gun that he took from Jackie earlier. Ralph's gun. He gives the gun back to Ralph. Ralph looks at it, then ends the scene looking very distraught. Both guys knew the entire time what needed to happen, but neither one wanted to be the one to order it. Tony got his way because he's the boss, and really good at manipulating situations in his favor. Tony accomplished several things: (1) He distanced himself from the hit, for professional reasons. Nobody could testify that he ordered it, or even knew what the decision was. (2) He distanced himself from the hit for personal reasons. nobody could paint him as cold-hearted, for ordering a hit on his best friend's son. (3) He weakened Ralphie. Every day that went by before the hit, Jackie jr. was "pissing on Ralphie’s leg." He lost respect amongst the guys. as put eloquently by Silvio, Ralph was "in arrears in the respect department." (4) He educated Ralphie. Ralph had vocally pushed for promotion to capo. By forcing Ralphie to order the hit, he showed him, subtly, the stress and guilt that come with high-ranking positions in the family.

PaulM

“It won’t be cinematic” is such a hard line lol. The ending scene with Patsy & the groceries & driving off is to show that this is just a normal day for them. “All in a days work”, etc.