Tony's Nightmare Explained
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Published 2021-06-17
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All Comments (21)
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They captured the weirdness of dreams sooooo good. Everything was on point
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The dark figure on the stairs is so eerie. It's more chillingly creepy than the other scenes
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The porch of the "Hell House" of Tony's dream looks pretty similar to where he whacked that animal Blundetto.
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Tony was given so many chances to change, yet he refused to and it cost him Everything.
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that was one creepy dream I always thought the woman was livia I imagine that would be Tony's own personal hell to be trapped with the person he dreaded the most forever
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"angrily buttering his bread" sounds like mob talk for something real bad
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What makes this so chilling to me is the way she descends the staircase. Elegantly and calm like a prom date. As though she’s genuinely looking forward to make Tony’s personal hell as long and painful as possible. A true date with the devil
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“Was i talking in my sleep” shows how shitty Tony’s existence would be. You cant even sleep comfortably.
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I just realized Tony says if you are lucky, you remember the little moments like this at 15:05 But at the final scene AJ makes a reference to that moment and Tony doesn't remember. He is not one of the "lucky" ones.
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When Tony B says in the scene with Kevin Finnerty “Your family’s inside” and he deliberately replies “what family?..” That is a direct reference to it being his mafia family all in hell that he was going to and not his real family... Freaky stuff
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I lowkey love Melfi's face when Tony confesses having killed friends and relatives, her sheer expression of "now I've seen everything"
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You can do a whole series on just the nightmares that Sopranos characters had
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Him hearing Meadow's voice as a little girl in the bushes instead of her current voice is one of my favorite moments in the show. Also, I just noticed that if you pause right as Kevin Finnerty is approaching the stairs, you can see the woman on the patio's face for a brief second and I'm guessing it's supposed to be Livia. It's just interesting how they added makeup to make her look like a corpse or something.
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Chris was all ready to flip with Ade until he saw that "normal guy" living a "normal life" with his wife and kids.
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The 4th season threw in a handful of horror movie elements, I really dug that. Especially the dream he has of Gloria asking if he wants to see her neck
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That nightmare is beyond creepy. It represented Tony’s deepest fear and spectre that haunted him his entire life. His unloving mother. Something a lot of men wrestle with, including myself. That’s why this show is so successful, it mirrors so many of our collective fears and desires. Everyone wants to be loved, everyone knows how it feels to be unloved., whole or in parts.
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That dream sequence is terrifying to me....you can see how helpless tony felt as that scary woman came down the steps
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i love that Christopher's comception of hell is an Irish bar where it's St. Patrick's Day every day! lol!
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That’s one thing I’ve always thought about the Sopranos that is extremely underrated. I know a lot of people hate the dream sequences but I think they are perfect. They really perfectly encapsulate the absurdity of dreams and how in a lot of cases, it is our subconscious mind forcing us to deal with trauma we refuse to acknowledge with our conscious mind.
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It's ominous how towards the final seasons, in his sessions with Melfi half of his face is in the shadows.
