Review
The house of Tony Soprano (James Gandolfini) remains fractured this season, as he and Carmela (Edie Falco) continue their rancorous disputes during their separation. But Tony's determined to make his way back into his home, even as his larger family grows weaker each day from power struggles within. Adriana (Drea de Matteo) is pressured by the Feds to spy on the Sopranos, which she has to hide from Christopher (Michael Imperioli).
Season 5 rolls on...The start has been rather predictable, it starts off slowly as the new characters take their time to settle in and make the impact. I don't enjoy TV shows as much as the movies, but Sopranos has been the big exception and i have enjoyed it more than some of the movies. I have been watched all the previous 4 seasons of the Sopranos and still cling on to it, despite the loss of some good characters. Though, this first disc was just a warm up and the show will get better as the episodes go.
Rating : 3/5
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