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So The Many Saints of Newark, Alan Taylor and David Chase’s prequel to The Sopranos, has been out for a while now, and fans of the show have been watching the film, discussing what they think, and coming to their own conclusions as to what they think of the movie.

I watched and reviewed the film a few days before it came out in the states, which was the first of October, and as I mentioned in my review, I was someone who went into the film mildly curious more than anything, even as a big Sopranos fan, because I didn’t think we needed a Sopranos film in any way, shape or form. After watching the film once in cinema, and rewatching a few scenes here and there, I like the movie – I thought it was good, not great, and not terrible. There’s a lot that could be improved, could be changed, but it’s one of those films where the more you think about it, the more you appreciate it. I went in with an open mind, I went in rooting for the film, and I came out overall satisfied.

For me at least anyway – I’m looking at reviews and reactions from hardcore Sopranos fans, and though it can be difficult to gauge the overall consensus of the Sopranos fandom, because the angry minority in any situation tend to often be the most focal, but I would say overall, Sopranos fans at this stage are disappointed with the movie, and their estimation of David Chase, as a film-maker, just ****ing plummeted.

So let’s have a casual discussion about the film. Consider this an extension of my review for the film, it’ll be worth checking that video out before you watch this one as I’ll try my best not to go over the same things I talked about there – spoiler alert obviously

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