La famiglia Soprano, i cui avi italiani sono originari di Avellino, vanta importanti contatti con le cosche newyorkesi e mantiene relazioni affaristiche con la Camorra napoletana. Il boss è soggetto ad attacchi di panico che lo portano sul lettino di una psicoanalista, alla quale confida ben presto i suoi turbamenti legati alla famiglia, in particolare nel rapporto col terribile personaggio della madre Livia: i suoi guai però passano anche attraverso il complesso legame con la moglie Carmela (connivente ma estranea alle imprese criminali del marito), i figli adolescenti, lo zio (fratello del padre) che non lo considera come boss e lo contrasta in ogni modo. A questi problemi personali si aggiungono quelli "lavorativi", in cui Tony deve destreggiarsi fra l'FBI, traditori della sua stessa famiglia e boss in ascesa di famiglie rivali.
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- flavo4327 dicembre 2025The Sopranos completely redefined the crime drama, transforming it into something far more intimate, psychological, and modern. By weaving themes of mental health, intergenerational conflict, family breakdown, and the struggle to live a “normal” life into a mob story, the series broke new ground. Tony Soprano’s therapy sessions were revolutionary, exposing vulnerability, anxiety, and self-doubt in a character who would traditionally be portrayed as untouchable. The show also marked one of the first undeniable proofs that cable television could deliver programming equal to—or better than—cinema. The writing was sharp, the casting impeccable, and the long-form storytelling allowed characters and consequences to evolve naturally. While criminals had long been featured on television, The Sopranos went further by creating deeply human figures the audience could sympathize with, even as they committed horrific acts. This moral complexity is what made the series so compelling and influential. It challenged viewers to confront their own complicity and blurred the line between empathy and condemnation. The Sopranos didn’t just change television—it raised the bar permanently.
- EnderVA08717 giugno 2025One of the best TV Shows ever made
- The Gutter Monkey30 aprile 2025When you think about amazing TV, this should be the first show that comes to mind. It set the bar high.
- burner_account_official18 novembre 2025Nearly perfect. The only thing keeping this from a perfect 5 start rating is the fact that Little Steven Van Zandt is in the cast. Ruins it.
- Kevin24 settembre 2025To the Victor Belongs the Spoils
- trax.namibia22 settembre 2025The best
- Carson Cardoza8 settembre 2025I make a da pizza. But fr if you hate the ending then I don't like you.
- Amber21 agosto 2025THE ENDING IS HORRIBLE! I’m so irritated ! Gah
- John Revels20 agosto 2025This is the best television show of all time. All other opinions are wrong.
- RussellMyJesses6 agosto 2025C'mon man, just watch it. If you haven't watched it, go watch it.
- BiggBobby432 agosto 2025Great show. A slow burn compared to recent series and movies, but the storytelling and character building are standouts. Stories are driven by great acting performances and every character shines when given the opportunity. The violence is quick and brutal, which makes it feel authentic. Finally, the unexpected comedic elements cut through the grittiness and heavy themes.
- ReGoFLIX30 giugno 2025One of the best TV Shows ever made, right up there with The Godfather.
- PapaHendo29 giugno 2025The greates television series of all time, no questions asked. Enjoy.
- Hakihiko29 aprile 2025A Landmark in TV Storytelling "The Sopranos" isn't just one of the most influential series ever made-it's also a brilliantly layered character study, a darkly funny critique of American life, and a masterclass in slow-burn storytelling. With a cast that feels like it was born for their roles, the series delivers nuanced performances across the board, especially from James Gandolfini, whose portrayal of Tony Soprano remains iconic and unforgettable. The writing is razor-sharp. It balances brutal mob drama with personal, psychological tension in a way that still feels fresh decades later. The show's ability to explore complex emotional themes-identity, morality, power, legacy-without ever losing its gritty, entertaining edge is what truly sets it apart. Yes, the pacing can feel slow at times, and not every subplot hits as hard, but when the show lands-and it often does-it hits with real force. The blend of everyday banality with sudden, raw violence makes every episode feel tense and unpredictable. "The Sopranos" helped redefine what television could be. Smart, bold, patient, and deeply human, it earns its legendary status-and then some.
- reelstate21 ottobre 2024Don't stop believin' Hold on to that feelin'
