r/hbo • u/HostMaterial4907 • 13h ago
r/hbo • u/Reasonable-Power • 23h ago
Favorite Sopranos Car?
galleryThe Sopranos needs no introduction, obviously. But I'm gonna focus on an aspect that doesn't commonly see discussion, at least as far as I know of. The show has some beautiful cars on display, and I'm sure some of us even have a favorite. So, what's yours, and why?
For me, it's probably a tie between Adriana's '95 Explorer, and Carmela's Merc Wagon. They're both badass, bulky, and have amber tail signals (a MASSIVE plus, in my book).
r/hbo • u/CoffeeCigarettes4Me • 4h ago
Did you watch ROCKY IV when it premiered on HBO on December 7, 1986? I think we watched it so many times on HBO for sure.
r/hbo • u/spenserpat • 1h ago
WAR: The production design, costume design, set design, and cinematography of this show is off the charts good. Every frame a picture.
r/hbo • u/Square-Fox-2948 • 5h ago
True Blood UPDATE (I'm finished!)
Phenomenal series. Perfect parts of comedy, campiness, drama, heartbreak, action, horror. I enjoyed every minute of it. Never did see it drop off in terms of quality or storytelling as some folks suggested. If anything, it just kept getting better and better.
So many great characters. Sookie was terrific but Jason Stackhouse just might now be my favorite character of all-time. (It's between him and Arya from GOT)
Special shout to Pam. She was a hoot.
Here's my new updated Top 10:
1. Game of Thrones
2. The Wire
3. The Leftovers
4. The Sopranos
5. Deadwood
6. Veep
7. The Pitt
8. Treme
9. Oz
10. True Blood