This is the long awaited "Sopranos" prequel. I have to say thatlot of the dialog. Second, most of the movie looked like it had been filmed in the dark. The lighting was terrible.
although I really liked the "Sopranos", and bought the full DVD set,
I was a little disappointed in "Many Saints". However, to be fair, I
have to say a couple of things. Even though I have the deluxe HBO package through AT&T cable TV, I had to watch "Many Saints" through the HBO Max app. The result was not good. First, I could not get closed caption and had a hard time understanding a
But again, that may have just been a problem with my using the HBO Max app. I don't have those problems with any of the other HBO shows I watch with the regular AT&T cable service.
Bottom line: I am glad I watched it and even happier that I didn't have
to pay any extra fee to do it.
Irish Mike
On Sunday, 3 October 2021 at 18:36:10 UTC-4, Irish Ranger wrote:lot of the dialog. Second, most of the movie looked like it had been filmed in the dark. The lighting was terrible.
This is the long awaited "Sopranos" prequel. I have to say that
although I really liked the "Sopranos", and bought the full DVD set,
I was a little disappointed in "Many Saints". However, to be fair, I
have to say a couple of things. Even though I have the deluxe HBO package through AT&T cable TV, I had to watch "Many Saints" through the HBO Max app. The result was not good. First, I could not get closed caption and had a hard time understanding a
But again, that may have just been a problem with my using the HBO Max app. I don't have those problems with any of the other HBO shows I watch with the regular AT&T cable service.
Bottom line: I am glad I watched it and even happier that I didn't have
to pay any extra fee to do it.
Irish MikeNot only did the Tony character hardly make much of a mark (nothing, really) in this movie, it was mostly about a fictionally-contrived uncle. Plus honestly, it is not in the top-tier of mob movies by any stretch.
Disappointing, as I thought it was to be a tv series dealing with the early adult life of Tony as a mafia up and comer.
On Thursday, October 7, 2021 at 11:04:46 PM UTC-5, RichA wrote:a lot of the dialog. Second, most of the movie looked like it had been filmed in the dark. The lighting was terrible.
On Sunday, 3 October 2021 at 18:36:10 UTC-4, Irish Ranger wrote:
This is the long awaited "Sopranos" prequel. I have to say that
although I really liked the "Sopranos", and bought the full DVD set,
I was a little disappointed in "Many Saints". However, to be fair, I have to say a couple of things. Even though I have the deluxe HBO package through AT&T cable TV, I had to watch "Many Saints" through the HBO Max app. The result was not good. First, I could not get closed caption and had a hard time understanding
But again, that may have just been a problem with my using the HBO Max app. I don't have those problems with any of the other HBO shows I watch with the regular AT&T cable service.
Bottom line: I am glad I watched it and even happier that I didn't have to pay any extra fee to do it.
Chase should film Gandolphinies heart attack story in Europe where they stole his Rolex off his wrist.Irish MikeNot only did the Tony character hardly make much of a mark (nothing, really) in this movie, it was mostly about a fictionally-contrived uncle. Plus honestly, it is not in the top-tier of mob movies by any stretch.
Disappointing, as I thought it was to be a tv series dealing with the early adult life of Tony as a mafia up and comer.
Europe is a s---hole. They earn maybe 2/3 of what an American does
for the same job and pay 40% in income tax. No wonder they steal.
On Friday, 8 October 2021 at 14:27:34 UTC-4, JG Rove wrote:understanding a lot of the dialog. Second, most of the movie looked like it had been filmed in the dark. The lighting was terrible.
On Thursday, October 7, 2021 at 11:04:46 PM UTC-5, RichA wrote:
On Sunday, 3 October 2021 at 18:36:10 UTC-4, Irish Ranger wrote:
This is the long awaited "Sopranos" prequel. I have to say that although I really liked the "Sopranos", and bought the full DVD set,
I was a little disappointed in "Many Saints". However, to be fair, I have to say a couple of things. Even though I have the deluxe HBO package through AT&T cable TV, I had to watch "Many Saints" through the HBO Max app. The result was not good. First, I could not get closed caption and had a hard time
But again, that may have just been a problem with my using the HBO Max app. I don't have those problems with any of the other HBO shows I watch with the regular AT&T cable service.
Bottom line: I am glad I watched it and even happier that I didn't have
to pay any extra fee to do it.
Europe is a s---hole. They earn maybe 2/3 of what an American does for the same job and pay 40% in income tax. No wonder they steal.Chase should film Gandolphinies heart attack story in Europe where they stole his Rolex off his wrist.Irish MikeNot only did the Tony character hardly make much of a mark (nothing, really) in this movie, it was mostly about a fictionally-contrived uncle. Plus honestly, it is not in the top-tier of mob movies by any stretch.
Disappointing, as I thought it was to be a tv series dealing with the early adult life of Tony as a mafia up and comer.
RichA <rande...@gmail.com> wrote:
Europe is a s---hole. They earn maybe 2/3 of what an American doesRemembering your repeated poorly-considered inflammatory trollings,
for the same job and pay 40% in income tax. No wonder they steal.
I won't bite, but just remark that you've certainly swallowed the
hook, line and sinker of propaganda.
I read a post and asked if it was true. If that causes you a big
problem -it's your problem.
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