The Sopranos Sessions

A must read for all Soprano fans. Great insights! A+++++

Awesome book. A comprehensive guide to every episode. A must for all Sopranos fans.

This is essential reading for every fan of the series (which changed TV with its hard hitting gritty truthfulness). Alan Sepinwall (chief TV critic for Rolling Stones) together with Matt Zoller Seitz (TV critic for New York magazine) have critically analysed each of the 86 episodes of THE SOPRANOS, This is a text book of insights for anyone with aspirations in screenwriting.

As a fan of the Sopranos, I found this book interesting.

If you're a Sopranos fan, this is a great in depth look at all the themes within each episode, some of which you may have missed, even after a rewatch. It has a few notes on the main cast, interview pieces with David Chase (with a little insight into that finale) and eulogies to the late great James Gandolfini. A must read for any fan.

Somehow, I really do not know how, I missed this series the first time round. Now I am obsessed. It is brilliant in so many ways. This book has proved to be invaluable giving additional insights to my second viewing. A must for any 'Soprano' fan. I cannot believe Gandolfini is no loner with us.

You can tell this is a labour of love, detailed and meticulous. You can't be a fan and not have this. Just go get it, you'll be impressed.

Every episode from tv show analyzed and reviewed without giving the whole episode plot away and somehow giving you a the main plot points of it very good

Great book, excellent read, would recommend to any sopranos fan

Muito melhor do que a versão Darkside, meu inglês não é perfeito mas achei mais fácil de entender o original do que a versão mal traduzida da darkside.

David Chase basically a long time writer for television's The Rockford Files certainly knew his way around a script; what worked and what didn't and more importantly what was cliched and useless. So when he went to HBO to sell them on this idea about a New Jersey gangster who sees an analyst, Chase knew that this was his chance to land the big one, and thank goodness that he did, because he laid the ground work for shows like The Wire and Mad Men and countless other serial dramas now on our screens. Because Chase knew that the story he had to tell was an important one; it was about what was important to all of us: family, friends, being loved, the concept of loyalty, and how far would we go if pressed. Chase knew that this was his big chance and it paid off in spades. The importance of casting the right actors in the correct roles, the importance of long range scripting, the weekly payoffs and the long plot arcs. This book gives an in-depth study of the show in its complex entirety. An important book that really looks at what is happening and takes a deep dive, giving us a satisfying overview of a incredible series.

Excelente para cualquier fan de the sopranos, muy bonito, llegó en perfecto estado.

Libro en pasta dura, en inglés y con capítulos muy interesanntes, no sólo de cada capítulo, que le encantará a todo "friki" de la serie..