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Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: DVD
Brand: SOPRANOS
EAN: 9780783123790
Format: AC-3, Anamorphic, Box set, Closed-captioned, Color, Dolby, Dubbed, DVD-Video, Subtitled, Widescreen, NTSC
ISBN: 0783123795
Label: HBO Home Video
Manufacturer: HBO Home Video
Number Of Items: 4
Publisher: HBO Home Video
Region Code: 1
Release Date: October 28, 2003
Running Time: 800 minutes
Sales Rank: 1651
Studio: HBO Home Video
Theatrical Release Date: January 10, 2002
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Product Description:
The entire fourth season of the television program about the complicated life of New Jersey mob boss, Tony Soprano.
Genre: Television: HBO
Rating: NR
Release Date: 28-OCT-2003
Media Type: DVD
Amazon.com:
Carmela to Tony: 'Everything comes to an end.' True enough, Mrs. Sope, but on The Sopranos, the end comes sooner for some than others. Though for some the widely debated fourth season contained too much yakking instead of whacking, and an emphasis on domestic family over business Family, what critic James Agee once said of the Marx Brothers applies to The Sopranos: 'The worst thing they might ever make would be better worth seeing than most other things I can think of.' And in most respects, The Sopranos remains television's gold standard. The fourth season garnered 13 Emmy nominations, and subsequent best actor and actress wins for James Gandolfini and Edie Falco as Tony and Carmela, whose estrangement provides the season with its most powerful drama, as well as a win for Joe Pantoliano's psychopath Ralph. The season finale, 'Whitecaps,' was a long-time-coming episode, in which Carmela at last stands up to 'toxic' Tony, and 'Whoever Did This' was the season's--and one of the series'--most shocking episodes.
Other narrative threads include Christopher's (Emmy nominee Michael Imperioli) descent into heroin addiction, Uncle Junior's (Dominic Chianese) trial, an unrequited and potentially fatal attraction between Carmela and Tony's driver Furio, and a rude joke about Johnny Sack's wife that has potentially fatal implications. Other indelible moments include Christopher's girlfriend Adriana's projectile reaction to discovering that her new best friend is an undercover FBI agent in the episode 'No Show,' Janice giving Ralph a shove out of their relationship in 'Christopher,' and the classic 'Quasimodo/Nostradamus' exchange in the season-opener, which garnered HBO's highest ratings to date. Freed from the understandably high expectations for the fourth season, heightened by the 16-month hiatus, these episodes can be better appreciated on their own considerable merits. They are pivotal chapters in television's most novel saga. --Donald Liebenson
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Rating:  - The Best Entertainment Out There
In the Sopranos Season 4, we see a bit of a shake up on many levels. We see trust damaged, we see human frailty, we see what happens when someone hits their breaking point, we see some good things come to an end and a beginning for other things to come. We see a series smack in the middle of their prime, and you wonder, where will it go from here?
Again, I have to say that it still surprises me that a show like this, can capture such a huge audience, even a fan like myself (who is not normally into this sort of thing). But it shouldn't be shocking, not when you have such a large outstanding cast and creative and gifted writers like this show does. And why is it so huge? Because this show does what many can't- and that's to be about more than one or two central premises. The Sopranos is about a lot of things, one of which is organized crime. But even more it's about family, friendships, morals, inner turmoil. I think it's the characters struggles that we relate to the most. Well, but don't get me wrong, we all enjoy the excitement of the family business as well! That's what we can't look away from, that's where we inhale a breath and hold it, wondering what's going to happen next.
Buy it, rent it, borrow it, whatever you have to do, just do it. Get this show and watch it. It's the best entertainment there is out there!
Rating: - Sopranos
I have found the series 4 season a great watch as i have every other season, well done and thank you
Rating: - Excellent
Package was perfect. Product was perfect. Delivered on time. What more could you ask for.
Rating:  - Beginning to fade
Upon the suggestion of my soon to be father-in-law, my fiancée and I embarked upon the Odyssey that is The Sopranos. He loved it to such an extent that he began to emulate specific cultural traits of the characters. While my fiancée and I will incorporate certain "catch phrases" into our conversation we didn't take it that far.
At this point we're at the beginning of Season 5 but all the seasons' are starting to blend together. This may be high praise in the sense that the overarching storylines are so well entwined that seams are non existent or this may be damning in the sense that it's all the same and nothing stands out.
Whichever the case may be, this can be said; for these two viewers the series started off great, got better with season 2 when we admitted our commitment to it, stalled with season 3 or at least maintained itself but began to boor a bit with season 4. Of course, the outrageous highway robbing, price gouging cost of the later seasons jumping to $100.00 dollars a pop in stores has left a bad taste in my mouth just for the principle of the issue. Even Amazons discount, as good as it is, is still pricey for a series that boasts only 13 episodes per season, most of them under an hour. Don't even get me started on the price of the 6th season which has been divided into 2 boxed sets. The DVD distributors certainly took a page from the playbook of the characters being depicted in this series.
Rating: - Without doubt the greatest show to ever grace the small screen...the fourth installment...
Season Four was a turning point in the show for me. I have always been in love with this show, from its conception even, but within the fourth season lies the root of my lust. This season is, for me at least, the definition of perfect entertainment. What this season does so magically is really flesh out Tony's home life, from his wife to his children, and delivers for us a brilliant scope into what makes this man who he is. The season is filled to the brim with relationships, both business and personal, getting started and even coming to bitter ends.
With the start of the season we immediately realize that this is going to be one of those seasons to set things in motion, especially when concerning a certain young lady named Adriana. Yes, the same Adriana who has played second fiddle to Christopher is now finally stepping out of her comfort zone and making herself heard. In fact, I'm tempted to say that Drea de Matteo is probably the most impressive and valuable asset to the cast for both season four and season five. Season four spends a lot of its time establishing a relationship between Adriana and the feds, beginning with her friendship with an undercover agent named Danielle that ends badly, ultimately resulting in Adriana being nearly forced to leak information to the cops.
Tony though, and his relationships inside and outside work, are the true focus of the season and any season for that matter. A strain between Carmela and himself is established relatively ... Read More
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