The
Sopranos: The Complete Fourth Season (2003) DVD - Widescreen - 5.1 Retail
The Sopranos: The Complete Fourth Season (2003) DVD - Widescreen - 5.1 Retail
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This
collection comprises the entire Fourth Season of the
universally lauded HBO gangster drama, THE SOPRANOS.
This season, the bodies continue to pile, as Tony (James
Gandolfini) and Carmela (Edie Falco) find their marriage
falling apart.
Like fine wine, THE SOPRANOS only gets
better with age. Viewers can only hope that creator
David Chase will continue to create new story lines that
will keep these characters in our lives for years to
come--if they don't get whacked first!!
Features/Specifications
Attractive Retail Box
Genre: Dramas,
Drama (General), Family Life, Mafia, Gangsters,
Cable TV/Cable TV Shows
Rated:
Not Rated
Starring:
Lorraine Bracco, Dominic Chianese, Edie Falco, James
Gandolfini, Michael Imperioli, Joe Pantoliano,
Steven Van Zandt, Miami Steve Van Zandt, Little
Steven Van Zandt
Directed By:
Allen Coulter, John Patterson, Tim Van Patten, Jack
Bender, Henry J. Bronchtein, Daniel Attias, Alan
Taylor, James Hayman
DVD Features:
Encoding:
Region 1 (U.S. and Canada only).
This DVD will probably NOT be viewable in other
countries.
Four Disc Set
Release Information:
Studio: Warner Home Video
Theatrical Release Date: 2003
DVD Release Date: October 28, 2003
Run Time: 800 minutes
Production Company: Warner Home
Video/HBO
Package Type: Box Set - Silver Foil
Edition
Aspect Ratio(s):
Widescreen anamorphic - 1.77:1
Available Audio Tracks:
English (Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround)
English (Dolby Digital 2.0
Surround)
French (Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo)
Spanish (Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo)
Language:
English
Dubbed:
French, Spanish
Subtitles:
English, French, Spanish
Closed Captioned:
Yes
Disc One:
For All Debts Public And Private
- Junior has some trial problems coming up that
mean not only problems for him, but for Tony as
well, because he’s fronting the bill for all of
the nonsense that happened in their world in the
last season. We’re looking at a lot of money here
to make it all happen and to keep Junior out of the
clink. Something to the tune of $1,000,000.00 or so.
No-Show - Tony realizes that
his plans to get Christopher more involved in the
business aren’t as rock solid as they seem,
especially when Silvio lets Tony know that there may
be problems that even he didn’t anticipate.
Christopher - Junior has to
go to court today, to face off against the mighty
United States government. Because of the antics
related to Christopher in the previous episode
though, Tony and his men are more than just a little
distracted.
Disc Two:
The Weight - A more light
hearted episode compared to the three on the first
disc, this one concentrates more on how Tony deals
with Ginny Sack’s posterior.
Pie O My - Ralph hunkers
down and buys a horse named, well, Pie O My. Tony
figures he can make this work for both of them, as
he seems to have a knack for betting on the ponies.
The jockey doesn’t see eye to eye with Tony on his
ideas though, and things get more and more
complicated.
Everybody Hurts - Tony makes
a call to Christopher at home, while he’s maxin’
and relaxin’ and doing his thing. That means
he’s only got a few minutes to put down his needle
and sober up for his meeting with Tony. Unluckily
for him, Tony is smarter than he realizes and is on
to the fact that he’s been sticking needles in his
arms all day.
Watching Too Much Television - Paulie
is sprung from the joint all legal like. Finally!
It’s been a long few months so Tony and the boys
throw him a welcome home party. Cheap drinks and
cheaper women are the order of the day as they do
their best to make Paulie feel appreciated for what
he went through.
Disc Three:
Mergers & Acquisitions - In
this episode, Tony decides he’s got to stick to
his code. His mobster code, if you will. When he and
Ralph’s latest squeeze discover a mutual
attraction, Tony’s got to try and live by his code
and do what he can to make sure that nothing comes
of it. We find out by the end of this episode that
Tony really has no will power.
Whoever Did This - Junior
has a crappy day in court and an equally horrid
drive home. A boom microphone hits him on the head
as he exits the courthouse and he ends up falling
down the stairs because of it as the cameras roll.
But his lawyer, being a lawyer, sees this as a prime
opportunity to maybe get more than just a little bit
of revenge for the young Soprano.
The Strong, Silent Type - Ralph
is no where to be found. They thought he might be
hanging at the local hospital, but nope, no dice,
despite the fact that his son is admitted there and
could kick off at any moment. All involved have to
wonder what part Tony plays in Ralph’s
disappearance. And some of the crew aren’t afraid
to ask out loud the questions that they’ve been
pondering all day.
Disc Four:
Calling All Cars - Carmine,
Johnny and Tony all have a talk. A secret talk in
the back of the clud, where they let Tony know that
they want in on a cut of his profits relating to the
HUD scam he’s been running. Tony tries to wheel
and deal with them to less than stellar results.
Eloise - Furio leaves a
message for the big man on his answering machine.
All he states is that he’s getting out of town and
heading back to Italy where he belongs. He fails to
admit why he’s come up with this idea in the first
place and what spawned this seed in his head.
Whitecaps - The season
starts as it ends, with Junior, who finds the
results of his trial a little more pleasant than he
maybe at first thought that they’d turn out,
thanks to the power of the almighty dollar and more
than just a little muscle.
Bonus Features:
All 13 Episodes of Season Four
4 Audio Commentaries with Writers
Terence Winter, Michael Imperiolo, Robin Green,
Mitchell Burgess and with Series Creator David Chase