@@carlosmaldonado3047 like people do, you know my brother once said, we all deserve an ass whooping, we just dont get it! We all get what we get, but still have a burning want for more but at the same time we get way more than we actually deserve
Not exactly true. "A Man Gotta Have a Code"-Omar Little/The Wire. A lot of outlaw groups have more honor than the normies in life. Biker M/Cs, the Mafia, even Neo fucking Nazis.... I infiltrated a Nazi organization once. They had a rule that you don't just go defacing Jewish graveyards, beating up interracial couples, etc...there are people they wanted NOTHING to do with, but it went both ways. They knew senseless crimes would keep them away from their kids. They also practiced Viking paganism, a perversion of the Asatru' pagan religion, and they took a lot of legitimate codes of conduct from the Norsemen. You know the "Now Youse Can't Leave" scene from "A Bronx Tale"? That was bullshit. A Biker M/C would NEVER disrespect a Mafia bar. For one thing, NEITHER organization would want the FBI and other Federal police to catch wind of a Mafia/Hell's Angels beef.
The show did a good job of not glamorizing the mafia. Here these guys are being made, the highest of mafia honors, and the ceremony is taking place in a dark and dingy basement. Sad.
I was thinking that it reminded me of the dark and dingy room that Tommy of "Goodfellas" was introduced to when he became a "Made Man" just before he said "Oh, No-".
I think you're misreading it a bit though. It's small and dark by design. They'll celebrate all night. They had big dinners and shit for when Burt and the hairdo were made.
michael franzese said is all fake in real no one care about you and your family when you go to prison maybe just few months then is on your own people is greedy! The good example is Puss he rat all his crew that’s it!
I like how Paulie says If they have a problem with anyone in or outside of the crew to let Tony know. But when Chris tells Tony about Paulie being a problem he gets mad 😅
Paulie was right because him and Chrissy were close and he should've told Paulie first. As for Paulie talking to Johnny Sack, he tried to talk to Tony first.
To be fair Christopher fucked up by handing Paulie a light envelope. Chris kept gambling his money which put him in the red, and refused to pay for dinner. So yea Paulie may be a cheap bastard, but Chris was totally unprepared for being Made.
@@masterzombie161 So what? You don't go sniffing another woman's fucking panties especially if they're going to get married. Comparing apples and oranges. Fiance/Wives are off limits with these guys, in any other show Paulie would've gotten in shit for that.
“May I burn in hell if I betray my friends.” Enter, RICO statutes. It then becomes, “May I burn in Scottsdale Arizona, or some friggin’ place, after I send them all to prison.”
Christopher sees the crow and considers it a bad omen. Later on in Season 6, after Chrissy dies and his wife receives the news, a crow is heard cawing.
Satan has bigger fish to fry than watch Chrissy get his finger pricked. That was his soul in the window and after Christopher's pact was made and his fate was sealed, his soul was gone.
@@stairwaytoheaven8 you must be quite young or just have no understanding regarding the cultural elements of this show, when you’re older hopefully it’ll become clearer to you.
@@gregbradshaw7220 its the glaring white if you lived in the north youd know when it snows it looks abnormally bright it also could just be noon they look the same. And the lower window angle doesnt show outside so it was fair to assume. The crow is definitely satan over seeing a sacriment to his honor. Afterall theyre going to the same place.
There is another symbolism of the crow: it will carry messages between the land of the living and the land of the dead. The crow does not appear when they are made, it disappears. Their messenger has left them.
The whole show shows the hypocrisy, one second they're telling each other they love them till their back is turned and then they say how they really feel.
@John Reb You guys are both right. The more you watch it, the more it turns into a comedy. Also love the shoot your cuffs line. I do it all the time with varying degrees of acknowledgement.
That's the proper way to wear a suit. When you put on a suit jacket you shoot the cuffs to even out the fabric so it doesn't bunch up and wrinkle. Plus it's more comfortable.
@hansgrueber8169 true dat but even better its a dated reference for guys who forgot the shirt needs to be tailored as much as the suit. If the sleeves are the right length and taper to the wrist properly one wouldn't need to do it
In Irish folklore the crow is a symbol of transporting the soul to the afterlife. I saw this scene as a kind of death for both characters - indeed, they don’t live long after entering into this pact of “family.”
@@fivestarbrokerage because I think it's implied that Christopher is worried to some extent he might be getting whacked instead of made like Joe Pesci in Goodfellas
This show is brilliant. The irony. "This family comes before everything else. Your wife. You children" lol. But I thought the WHOLE reason for getting into this line of business, despite the ever-present threats of being whacked or the Feds, was to support your family lol. So many godfather references, yet none of these guys carry the humility or honor of Vito Corleone. Vito never even thought of cheating on his wife for chrissake.
Different era the old school never coming back. I wish I was born in that era not today with all the bullshit going on the Internet an social media ruined society
I’ve never heard that before. I know they scavenge but when one of them dies they all crow loud to mourns them and if they see someone killing one of their own they crow to let others know not to go near you and may even attack. But I’ve never heard they eat each other
“God forbid something happens to you, we’ll take care of you because that’s part of it.” Fast forward to the last season when Paulie and Vito are sick to their stomachs to share the Columbian drug bust money with Carmela for when Tony got shot. 😂
This was the most depressing part of the whole series. No matter how honorable they saw themselves….. it couldn’t be further than the truth. They might believe it but its all opposite
Michael Franzese was a high up mobster for the Columbo family who made them millions and did his time and basically rats on only himself and the existence of the mafia (like Johnny Sack). He never put anyone in prison and after all these years nobody cares anymore that he is free. He is a good man and completely owns the sins of his past and talks about how fake and ugly the mob life is and how modern day politics use the same extortion methods.
Mafia is finished. Talking shit about it and feeling like a revolutionary for it only makes you look like a fool. Your government, NATO in general are bigger crooks. I want to see David chase make a show about them, poor guy would wind up in a car trunk somewhere😂
@crissy214 That was the point: it's a huge contradiction. They claim to be "honorable" men, but they lie, steal, and kill anyone they don't like. With the exception of Bobby and Paulie who stayed single, they all cheated on their wives/partners, Gene "betrayed his friends", as did Paulie (by talking to Johnny Sack), Patsy never got over the death of his twin (even though his other 'family' "comes before everything"), and there are countless other dishonourable things committed by made men.
This concept of men of honor comes right out of the sicilian roots of the cosa nostra. Back then, the concept of honor was different from what we think of this day. Nonetheless, they never were men of honor, but just killers and thieves.
Honor is defined as "adherence to what is right or to a conventional standard of conduct."..doesn't matter what the code is...there's honor in sticking to it.
@@annabell3385 --I'm not crazy about cops but that's about the dumbest thing I've ever heard. How can you even have civilization without some modicum of law and order? Want every offense settled by vigilantes or code duello? Or maybe I'm wrong. What is your plan?
Just finished the show and I didn’t even realise that Eugene was the guy getting made with Christopher here - I always thought he was one of the more experienced members of the family
Notice when Tony says "when you enter this family, there's no getting out", the camera immediately goes back to Christopher and more importantly, Eugene. Foreshadowing his problems with trying to get out of the family later in the show.
Chrissy was nervous because he assumed Paulie and Silvio wanted to wack him. This is a replica scene from Goodfellows, where Tommy was wacked when going to be made.
Omg when you're in the mob, one of your guys insists that you sit in the front and refuses to directly answer your basic questions, you have the right to start shitting bricks
This scene perfectly shows Chris’ mortal weakness and ultimately what gets him killed. When Silvio jokes “He sat on one ass cheek the whole way over” and everyone laughs it legitimately bothers Chris to the point he has to say “bullshit I sat funny!” Nobody was even laughing at him in this situation they were laughing with him, it was the definition of good natured ribbing and he couldn’t take it… he lets the same thing poison his relationship with Tony the night they had dinner with Tony Blundetto. They were all making jokes about each other, even Tony was fucking laughing at jokes about him, but one crack at Chris and he has an emotional breakdown
Or when they were up at that farm in New York and two Tonys were busting his balls, he rode home crying. The guy who could kill another human being at a drop of a hat was crying over some jokes at his expense.
@scottmatheson3346 no i sort of understand it. I'm more than happy to laugh about myself with people, but I'd be less than impressed if someone made a joke like that about my wife. Especially if it was about her appearance. John probably overreacted going straight to murder, but that's the man's wife after all.
He more less took alot of the situations as being humiliated an wearing his heart on his. Sleeve like the situation with Adriana an tony,the situation Paulie in the bar,and the situation in his AA meeting. But at the same time he was outta pocket and quick to react instead of weighing his options and acting rationaly.
I think the crow symbolized the point of no return for chris, before that he could of changed and reconsidered a new life but still once he made the pact his life was the mafias
Lol thanks for the laugh. I love some of these sopranos interpretations but some people go way deeper than even the shows creator. It was pretty plain and simple to see the crow was a bad omen to Chrissy, leave it at that.
I watched this scene high on a really strong edible and I was fucking terrified. I just imagined myself in Chris's/Eugene's shoes facing these dangerous men. "Now as that card burns, so may your soul burn in hell if you betray your friends and the family." Crazy shit
phrases that are made up just to protect and enrich the Boss who is nothing more than a full blown glorified fucking thief and liar...that goes for all of them...Tony putting Feech back in prison after the man did like 20yrs...and when Tony was looking at prison himself for the Bevilacqua murder he was absolutely shitting his pants...but puts Feech back in there in a heartbeat...a coward and a rat was Tony
I think this scene is hilarious af. The way you his canopy nose moves in and out of the shadows as that scrow freaks him out. He got into deep thought lol
They make anybody and everybody over there. And the way that they do it, it's all fucked up. There's no sword and gun on the table. Carmine always said, “the sopranos are nothing but a glorified crew”
They did get their fingers pricked...but I saw no sword and gun on the table. Lemme tell ya a couple of three things, either it has meaning...or it doesn't.
It's accurate. Though the ceremony varies from family to family, it typically involves the pricking of the trigger finger of the inductee, then dripping blood onto a picture of a saint, typically St Francis of Assisi or the Virgin Mary, which is then set alight in his hand and kept burning until the inductee has sworn the oath of omerta (code of silence).
I like how their definition of honour and betrayal includes stuff like informing or disobeying orders but it doesnt include assasinating other members once they become slightly inconvenient Not even a duel like other kind of honour culture but cowardly assasination by your "friends" why would anyone join such a society with one way loyalty is beyond me
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The crow was jealous because Christopher had a bigger beak
Very good
It’s like a natural canopy!
Thats no beak. Thats a bill.
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Funny
I love how Paulie has broken all of those rules.
Ehehe
XD
They all break every single rule! There’s no honor! It’s all about greed!
@@danbrady1146 Yeah, I think the show runners had that planned out. They always try to make the characters empathetic but then the other shoe drops.
@@carlosmaldonado3047 like people do, you know my brother once said, we all deserve an ass whooping, we just dont get it!
We all get what we get, but still have a burning want for more but at the same time we get way more than we actually deserve
I like how Bobby keeps screwing with the lights trying to set the mood just right lol.
Junior should have been there
He cares about new inductions to their social club.
It’s also the beginning of the paulie vs Bobby rivalry 😂
@@ar507 ahaha i just realized that
@@saulbennett4677 fuck Junior
“Once you’re in this family, there’s no getting out”
*few seasons later*
Gene: “so Tony I’m looking to retire”
What are ya a hockey player?
There was Joe Bananas.
That florida thing is a no go...lol
Why did it take Gene so long to get made? Was it ever mentioned I don’t remember
@@SuperJoshdave Shoulda happened sooner
"It's a thing of honor" lol, these guys wouldn't know honor if it was served to them with their soft drink of choice.
Not exactly true. "A Man Gotta Have a Code"-Omar Little/The Wire. A lot of outlaw groups have more honor than the normies in life. Biker M/Cs, the Mafia, even Neo fucking Nazis....
I infiltrated a Nazi organization once. They had a rule that you don't just go defacing Jewish graveyards, beating up interracial couples, etc...there are people they wanted NOTHING to do with, but it went both ways. They knew senseless crimes would keep them away from their kids. They also practiced Viking paganism, a perversion of the Asatru' pagan religion, and they took a lot of legitimate codes of conduct from the Norsemen.
You know the "Now Youse Can't Leave" scene from "A Bronx Tale"? That was bullshit. A Biker M/C would NEVER disrespect a Mafia bar. For one thing, NEITHER organization would want the FBI and other Federal police to catch wind of a Mafia/Hell's Angels beef.
Dude.....they don't go after kids or women, now days that's more honorable than most.
@@MaloneMantooth Paulie strangled an old lady to death
@@troyevitt2437 Lol well if you watch this show theres no way you could say the majority of these guys had any shred of honor
@@fushion999 "...but Brutus is an honorable man, so are they all, all honorable men."
The show did a good job of not glamorizing the mafia. Here these guys are being made, the highest of mafia honors, and the ceremony is taking place in a dark and dingy basement. Sad.
Lol like they’re gonna have a big public celebration for something that’s illegal
@@mattmaccaronio5990 As if the only options they had were a dark basement or big public celebration? Get real.
I was thinking that it reminded me of the dark and dingy room that Tommy of "Goodfellas" was introduced to when he became a "Made Man" just before he said "Oh, No-".
I think you're misreading it a bit though. It's small and dark by design. They'll celebrate all night. They had big dinners and shit for when Burt and the hairdo were made.
michael franzese said is all fake in real no one care about you and your family when you go to prison maybe just few months then is on your own people is greedy! The good example is Puss he rat all his crew that’s it!
"Congratulations!"
Eugene: "hey tone, about Florida....."
"He sat on one shinebox the whole way ova!!!"
Lol
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@fuss He said he got 2 million Tony should have said fine if you give me half of it 1 million you can go
@@rinneganitachi4840 I mean killing yourself is a bit extreme. No way Tony would have refused half.
I like how Paulie says If they have a problem with anyone in or outside of the crew to let Tony know. But when Chris tells Tony about Paulie being a problem he gets mad 😅
Paulie was right because him and Chrissy were close and he should've told Paulie first. As for Paulie talking to Johnny Sack, he tried to talk to Tony first.
@@flightofthebumblebee9529 I can see the conversation now: "Hey Paulie, could you not sniff my fiance's panties? Thanks"
@@flightofthebumblebee9529 "Johnny.... You know they are making fun of your wife's fat ass"
Paulie "Keep it in the family" Gaultieri
To be fair Christopher fucked up by handing Paulie a light envelope. Chris kept gambling his money which put him in the red, and refused to pay for dinner. So yea Paulie may be a cheap bastard, but Chris was totally unprepared for being Made.
@@masterzombie161 So what? You don't go sniffing another woman's fucking panties especially if they're going to get married. Comparing apples and oranges. Fiance/Wives are off limits with these guys, in any other show Paulie would've gotten in shit for that.
“May I burn in hell if I betray my friends.”
Enter, RICO statutes. It then becomes, “May I burn in Scottsdale Arizona, or some friggin’ place, after I send them all to prison.”
"May I stand in line like everybody else if I betray my friends to avoid being killed by my friends."
'And we'll take care of you if you're sick or can't earn...' LOL Yeah, right.
May I burn in hell on earth and live the rest of my life like a schnook...
@@BronzeBullBalls How they treated Pussy’s wife and Vito’s family after they were gone...bullshit indeed
Great example: Sammy 'The Bull' Gravano.
Christopher sees the crow and considers it a bad omen. Later on in Season 6, after Chrissy dies and his wife receives the news, a crow is heard cawing.
Jesus this show’s writing..
I just rewatched it. It’s a person laughing on the tv in the background
Because he was looking..
@@Leonardo-or1ll I think it was TV trays, but could've just ad easily had been someone laughing.
It's a raven bro
I love how completely still the crow is every time he glances over, really adds to the creepiness of it.
Shows it turning it's head once.
Crow is like "wasaa G"
WELLWhat Would u Expect By Something that Represents Death ☠ and GOD BEING Renounced ????? The CROW🌽 Not Da Dove 🕊Will be Flyin Around
I’m guessing Bobby was made…. Seems odd that he was made and basically was a driver for Junior
um ackshually it was a grackle
Satan in the window making sure you sell your soul properly... then when it's done, just like that, gone.
The usual suspects
@@konstantinosl6992 kaiser sozay!
Satan has bigger fish to fry than watch Chrissy get his finger pricked. That was his soul in the window and after Christopher's pact was made and his fate was sealed, his soul was gone.
@Soul Of A Christian ..... So right you are.
@@ramseydoon8277 Same crap he sell his soul to the devil
That shot of the black crow against the bitter white snow at 2:20 is perfect. Like evil overseeing a ritual of damnation.
Fuck ya talking about it’s not snowing
@@gregbradshaw7220 Fuckin Bob Breck ova here!
What snow? They just met in the parking lot in suits, 😂 Jesus people really reach w this show
@@stairwaytoheaven8 you must be quite young or just have no understanding regarding the cultural elements of this show, when you’re older hopefully it’ll become clearer to you.
@@gregbradshaw7220 its the glaring white if you lived in the north youd know when it snows it looks abnormally bright it also could just be noon they look the same. And the lower window angle doesnt show outside so it was fair to assume.
The crow is definitely satan over seeing a sacriment to his honor. Afterall theyre going to the same place.
I love how they put the bird in the window and then made it disappear, The sopranos has those random spiritual moments
"made it disappear" bro the thing flew away
@@SteamGrace bro done called the bird a thing 💀
@@SteamGrace flew over your head you missed the entire point it might not have been a real bird but instead an omen
The crow has for hundreds of years stood as a symbol and warning of death.
Quasimodo is the one that predicted this.
A bird at the window is an omen of change, can be good or bad. A bird in the house signifies someone will die.
Always with the scenarios
There is another symbolism of the crow: it will carry messages between the land of the living and the land of the dead. The crow does not appear when they are made, it disappears. Their messenger has left them.
Hey Ralastar, how ya doing ?
It's bee n like 10years
I never even noticed Eugene getting made aswell till now.
and they both meet pretty grisly ends
Same here. I think I was so caught up in the raven appearing on the window outside that I didn’t notice Eugene.
Well, you oughta know sweetie.
Eugene's last name is "crow bridge" translated to English.
The blind shall lead the blind. LOL
"No one will think any less of you" - as they're digging your grave.
No gun or sword on the table. - Shaw of Iran.
It's Shah...with an H you illiterate mook.
@@devanjackson8156 your mom.
@@devanjackson8156 Walt Whitman ova here
They should have included a sword and gun at the table. Makes it more ceremonial.
Shah
Eugene died too so maybe the crow was for both of them
Yes but he didn't notice it so it was more for christophuck
I in an me
unfortunately Eugene wasn’t paying attention to the verbal ‘fine print’ Tony mentioned.
Eugene's wife killed him!
Ponticorvo- Bridge Of Crows
1:38 Paulie had a real short memory on this piece of advice
Ha! I thought the same
The whole show shows the hypocrisy, one second they're telling each other they love them till their back is turned and then they say how they really feel.
@@peterlonergan like a bunch of gossiping women
"Shoot your cuffs." I mean seriously.... the best of the best lines are just everywhere . Like its nothing.
@John Reb You guys are both right. The more you watch it, the more it turns into a comedy. Also love the shoot your cuffs line. I do it all the time with varying degrees of acknowledgement.
That's the proper way to wear a suit. When you put on a suit jacket you shoot the cuffs to even out the fabric so it doesn't bunch up and wrinkle. Plus it's more comfortable.
@hansgrueber8169 true dat but even better its a dated reference for guys who forgot the shirt needs to be tailored as much as the suit. If the sleeves are the right length and taper to the wrist properly one wouldn't need to do it
In Irish folklore the crow is a symbol of transporting the soul to the afterlife. I saw this scene as a kind of death for both characters - indeed, they don’t live long after entering into this pact of “family.”
@Michael P Did he, or was he just desperate for a father figure and the approval from others?
Both, but it got pathetic in the end because he knew Tony would never respect him, yet he craved his approval anyway.
Also Tony is responsible for both their deaths. He kills Chrissy and Eugene commits suicide because Tony won't let him leave.
It’s considered a d1ck move in bird culture as well.
I love how at 0:52, "too many movies" is yet another connection between the Sopranos and Goodfellas.
And godfather 1
Where is the connection in Goodfellas? Which scene?
@@fivestarbrokerage because I think it's implied that Christopher is worried to some extent he might be getting whacked instead of made like Joe Pesci in Goodfellas
@@fivestarbrokerage the scene with ur shinebox on display
@@fivestarbrokerage The scene where Morty gets shanked in the back of the head by Joe Pesci while sitting in the front seat.
The crow represents Christophers soul. It was there, then it was gone....forever
Like the Tao says, you gotta shut one door before another one can open.
@@jakep1979you mean suntazu right?
The genius of this show imo is how they craft they jovial, ball breaking scenes. Always makes my heart warm.
This show is brilliant. The irony. "This family comes before everything else. Your wife. You children" lol. But I thought the WHOLE reason for getting into this line of business, despite the ever-present threats of being whacked or the Feds, was to support your family lol. So many godfather references, yet none of these guys carry the humility or honor of Vito Corleone. Vito never even thought of cheating on his wife for chrissake.
Those guys has less moral,honor and codes than the catholic church
Tbf, Don Vito is straight from the Motherland🇮🇹, while these guys are from Jersey.
@@kevinmora5662 exactly
A real Italian
Different era the old school never coming back. I wish I was born in that era not today with all the bullshit going on the Internet an social media ruined society
Every made guy was different there was a gay one a drug addict and a womanizer one every made guy had different personalities
It was clear the crow had the makings of a varsity athlete.
Hi 🙋♀️. How do you pronounce varsity ? I am tryin te emmprve on ma eing lish?????
@@ilikechocolatealot6355 var-city
The commonwealth- varsity.... have no idea about var-city
He was day dreaming of soft drinks of choice that whole car ride.
Well, that's why you want to get made. If you're not, they might offer you a Fanta and then give you Diet Coke instead.
Crows eat each other (scavengers) when they die. The crow was more than just a bad omen, it was a representation of the life they were about to enter
I’ve never heard that before. I know they scavenge but when one of them dies they all crow loud to mourns them and if they see someone killing one of their own they crow to let others know not to go near you and may even attack. But I’ve never heard they eat each other
@@aeoey5251 That's because it's bullshit like with many rtards here trying to force symbolism.
The beauty of this scene is that mob movies normally glorify getting made but this scene made it look like selling your soul to the devil.
Agreed, it unnerves me, especially with the whole crow part
Like all masonic rituals
May I burn in hell if I betray my shine box
Lol.
“God forbid something happens to you, we’ll take care of you because that’s part of it.”
Fast forward to the last season when Paulie and Vito are sick to their stomachs to share the Columbian drug bust money with Carmela for when Tony got shot. 😂
As the saying goes: there is no honor amongst thieves.
Fuck it all Paulie Tommy cased that shit whole !
The tensions between principles and reality is why these kinds of shows and movies work so well…
Look at Genie Sack, nobody took care of her after Johnny died.
@dariog36th but he was from the NY crew
This was the most depressing part of the whole series. No matter how honorable they saw themselves….. it couldn’t be further than the truth. They might believe it but its all opposite
thats the stereotypical Italian wanna be ny gangster. basically in love with the Catholic church and just as hypocritical.
@@angry408w7cope and seethe
Phil served 20 years though
Michael Franzese was a high up mobster for the Columbo family who made them millions and did his time and basically rats on only himself and the existence of the mafia (like Johnny Sack). He never put anyone in prison and after all these years nobody cares anymore that he is free. He is a good man and completely owns the sins of his past and talks about how fake and ugly the mob life is and how modern day politics use the same extortion methods.
One of my main issues with the mafia. Anyone who would honor criminals over their true family know nothing of honor and loyalty to begin with.
Mafia is finished. Talking shit about it and feeling like a revolutionary for it only makes you look like a fool. Your government, NATO in general are bigger crooks. I want to see David chase make a show about them, poor guy would wind up in a car trunk somewhere😂
the crow is like the devil getting out of his seat to see his plans in action..
@crissy214 That was the point: it's a huge contradiction. They claim to be "honorable" men, but they lie, steal, and kill anyone they don't like. With the exception of Bobby and Paulie who stayed single, they all cheated on their wives/partners, Gene "betrayed his friends", as did Paulie (by talking to Johnny Sack), Patsy never got over the death of his twin (even though his other 'family' "comes before everything"), and there are countless other dishonourable things committed by made men.
This concept of men of honor comes right out of the sicilian roots of the cosa nostra. Back then, the concept of honor was different from what we think of this day. Nonetheless, they never were men of honor, but just killers and thieves.
Bobby didn’t stay single you scarol
Mikey Francis ova here! @crissy214
Dude, they are gangsters. Of course they have no honor!
Honor is defined as "adherence to what is right or to a conventional standard of conduct."..doesn't matter what the code is...there's honor in sticking to it.
Perk unlocked; soda of choice
"famiy comes before everything.. even your wife" jeez heartbreaking to hear that after seeing chrissy give up adrianna
Were Chris and Adrianna married though, I always saw them as being in a relationship.
@@woodwyrm start of the show they're just dating, at this point they're engaged and basically married
She was talking to cops. Cops are the enemy of all civilized society, not just mobsters. They're often friendly with mob guys.
@@annabell3385 --I'm not crazy about cops but that's about the dumbest thing I've ever heard. How can you even have civilization without some modicum of law and order? Want every offense settled by vigilantes or code duello? Or maybe I'm wrong. What is your plan?
@@woodwyrm They were engaged?
"That's my uncle Tony. The guy I went to Pine Barrens for."
“May I burn in hell…. if I betray my friends.”
ALL Tony does is betray all his friends throughout this show! 😆
That one ass cheek was my favorite character. I wish they did more with it.
Him nervously looking at the crow really made the scene.. it was an ominous sight
That bird killed 'em both...
The bird was a made guy, nothing the could do..
That bird was a varsity athlete
@Michael P chasing skirt with that bum Bucco !
Killing two stones with one bird
I love how Bobby is standing in the corner and just laughs like an idiot. 🤣
He found some old jelly beans on the floor
@@wesoblander3648with lint
Just finished the show and I didn’t even realise that Eugene was the guy getting made with Christopher here - I always thought he was one of the more experienced members of the family
Chris was made early, Eugene was the right age
Paulie yelling "Alright, finish up over there!" at Bobby playing with light dimmer cracks me up 🤣
Notice when Tony says "when you enter this family, there's no getting out", the camera immediately goes back to Christopher and more importantly, Eugene. Foreshadowing his problems with trying to get out of the family later in the show.
Don’t think the writers even had that planned then.
@@classact9144 how the hell would you know?
@@yvc9 Ik this is old but writers don't usually write that far. They plan the seasons as they go
@@hi-xl6uz if it was any other show I would agree....but allow me to doubt in this case
Eugene should have said he wanted to remain a part timer. If he lived, he could have gone to Florida when his ship came in.
Being asked to sit in the front of a car full of monsters is fucking terrifying, thats for sure.
Any coincidence mobster is only one letter away from monster
Chrissy was nervous because he assumed Paulie and Silvio wanted to wack him. This is a replica scene from Goodfellows, where Tommy was wacked when going to be made.
Omg when you're in the mob, one of your guys insists that you sit in the front and refuses to directly answer your basic questions, you have the right to start shitting bricks
Or when they respond "don't worry about that right now"
"Ride up front." That's something you never want to hear from someone in the mob.
“Where we going Sil”
Famous last words
Why you cryin’ everything’s gonna be fine
This scene perfectly shows Chris’ mortal weakness and ultimately what gets him killed. When Silvio jokes “He sat on one ass cheek the whole way over” and everyone laughs it legitimately bothers Chris to the point he has to say “bullshit I sat funny!” Nobody was even laughing at him in this situation they were laughing with him, it was the definition of good natured ribbing and he couldn’t take it… he lets the same thing poison his relationship with Tony the night they had dinner with Tony Blundetto. They were all making jokes about each other, even Tony was fucking laughing at jokes about him, but one crack at Chris and he has an emotional breakdown
now do johnny sac and the 95 lb mole. these guys are all super touchy.
@@scottmatheson3346 at least that was on behalf of his wife who is super self conscious about her weight. Chris explodes over any small thing
Or when they were up at that farm in New York and two Tonys were busting his balls, he rode home crying. The guy who could kill another human being at a drop of a hat was crying over some jokes at his expense.
@scottmatheson3346 no i sort of understand it. I'm more than happy to laugh about myself with people, but I'd be less than impressed if someone made a joke like that about my wife. Especially if it was about her appearance. John probably overreacted going straight to murder, but that's the man's wife after all.
He more less took alot of the situations as being humiliated an wearing his heart on his.
Sleeve like the situation with Adriana an tony,the situation Paulie in the bar,and the situation in his AA meeting.
But at the same time he was outta pocket and quick to react instead of weighing his options and acting rationaly.
Chris: notices and looks at a crow
The crow: You never had the makings of a variety athlete
There’s no sword or gun on the table with that Pygmy thing in Jersey
Paulie:"Alright finish up over there!" Bobby always gets scolded. 😂
Shoot your cuffs...I love that little line so much
What does it mean?
@@UTOOBISMYTOOB pull one's shirt cuffs out to project beyond the cuffs of one's jacket or coat. Google
I always thought the crow symbolized freedom, because it's out side and can fly, and after Tony says "congratulations" it's gone.
me too
I think the crow symbolized the point of no return for chris, before that he could of changed and reconsidered a new life but still once he made the pact his life was the mafias
And after the ceremony, refreshments were served: gabagool and soft drinks of choice.
The bird on the window was my favorite character i wish they did more with it.. Hehehe
That crow was staring right at him. He took the soul and left, eerie
“He sat on one ass cheek the whole way ova!!!!”
Anyone else get the feeling Tony made this speech up on the spot?
For one it's not exactly done that way. They did it toy Mafia style
Well he does have an IQ of 136. It's been tested!
I just noticed that Chris' stance st the beginning of the clip is a direct reference to the first appearance of henry hill as an adult in goodfellas
The crow in this scene represents a bird of the genus Corvus, or more broadly a synonym for all of Corvus. It is a black bird and it flies and shit.
wow, david chase is a genius
LMAO
Lol thanks for the laugh. I love some of these sopranos interpretations but some people go way deeper than even the shows creator. It was pretty plain and simple to see the crow was a bad omen to Chrissy, leave it at that.
Chris’s suit was beautiful
I watched this scene high on a really strong edible and I was fucking terrified. I just imagined myself in Chris's/Eugene's shoes facing these dangerous men. "Now as that card burns, so may your soul burn in hell if you betray your friends and the family." Crazy shit
phrases that are made up just to protect and enrich the Boss who is nothing more than a full blown glorified fucking thief and liar...that goes for all of them...Tony putting Feech back in prison after the man did like 20yrs...and when Tony was looking at prison himself for the Bevilacqua murder he was absolutely shitting his pants...but puts Feech back in there in a heartbeat...a coward and a rat was Tony
fuck edibles. That shit made me think my bed was crawling with insects. Praying I didn't give myself brain damage.
watched the final 2 episodes on a brownie i was trippin balls everybody was getting hit
Eugene is probably one of my favorite side characters. Right up there with Benny.
Yeah he always seemed to be hanging around the place.
This show was and is beyond mere words my friends!!!!
R.I.P. James by the way.
The crow watching from the window is a nice touch.
he sat on one shinebox the whole way over
Fucking Spider
I think this scene is hilarious af. The way you his canopy nose moves in and out of the shadows as that scrow freaks him out. He got into deep thought lol
Afterwards Christopher and Gene were served soft drinks of choice.
Always loved Christopher’s outfit here. I actually recreated it for a wedding!
Swag
You should have called your sponsor before you bought THAT jacket!
Chris was a made guy, the crow wasn't. It was real greaseball shit among the Italians. And we had to sit back and take it.
That beak, like a natural canopy
Can someone elaborate on the crow? If the crow does represent death, then it makes this scene even more better
Correct
Yes. And the other guy getting made, Eugene, is the guy who hangs himself near the end of the show
I thought *black* was death...
@@SkullThrone8 crow also...
No sword and gun on the table...
A fucking disgrace are these pygmies.
They make anybody and everybody over there. And the way that they do it, it's all fucked up. There's no sword and gun on the table. Carmine always said, “the sopranos are nothing but a glorified crew”
He sat on one ass cheak the whole way oooovaaa 😂😂 Sil is the best 😂😂
He asked two times "where we go", he saw Goodfellas.
After being made:
“Congratulations!
Now go get your f****n shinebox!”
Christopher was just looking at his reflection.
They're just a glorified crew.
They did get their fingers pricked...but I saw no sword and gun on the table. Lemme tell ya a couple of three things, either it has meaning...or it doesn't.
A pigmy thing over in jersey
@ too many gherkins.
Just a glorified crow
Dave clock 5
There's no way I wouldn't flinch with that burning card on my hands.
And there was nothing we could do about it. Chris was a made man and the crow wasn't.
real greaseball shit
Remember when Tommy was made in Goodfellas....they made him right in the back of his head !!! 😬
Oh, sh --
Tony references it
@@ReanimatorsMutilations really?
@@Dots.000 well he says " hes been watching too many movies " about Christopher Sitting on one ass cheek on the way in thr car.
@@ReanimatorsMutilations yeah I don’t get the one ass cheek joke
I can't wait for this ceremony to end so I can get my soft drinks of choice
Back when we thought Bobby was just an side mobster no. 5
The bird was yelling "The cat couldn't make it, so I'm here!"
I always wondered how authentic this scene was to the real deal.
It's accurate. Though the ceremony varies from family to family, it typically involves the pricking of the trigger finger of the inductee, then dripping blood onto a picture of a saint, typically St Francis of Assisi or the Virgin Mary, which is then set alight in his hand and kept burning until the inductee has sworn the oath of omerta (code of silence).
Its ironic they use biblical symbolism. In no way is any part of mob family life Godly lol
@@swedesspeedshop2518 just look at the Catholic Church
That’s a bigger mob then this wishy washy pick me thing we got in jersey
@@bugginoutw2243 that ain’t a mob
@@bugginoutw2243 idiot edgelord
'A thing of honour' must be the biggest load of nonsense ever uttered.
And we know how that eventually worked out for Christopher. 🤣
Animals in this show with chris...this one...then, after he died, the cat that watched his picture
I've watched the full series more than a dozen times and this is still my favorite scene.
They will all go to the Eternal Irish bar where it is St Patties Day 24/7, getting beat up by Roman Soldiers after losing a card game repeatedly.
The bird can symbolize the freedom Christopher still has. Eventually when the oath is made, the bird on the window is gone.
Freewill-soul
I like how their definition of honour and betrayal includes stuff like informing or disobeying orders but it doesnt include assasinating other members once they become slightly inconvenient
Not even a duel like other kind of honour culture but cowardly assasination by your "friends"
why would anyone join such a society with one way loyalty is beyond me