everytime tony looks up at the door it cuts to his pov
at the end it cuts to black
he's dead

they spent most of the last episode explaining what was going to happen.

tone got whacked

>>215048059
the shooter comes out the bathroom from tony's "3 o'clock" which is what chrissy warned him about. I think the clocks are all set to 3, but it's been a while since I watched.

>>215048059
Hes fat and had a heart attack, no one killed him his daughter walked in and his fatness finally caught up with him just like the real life actor

What don't you get? It ends ambiguously and you don't ever know what happens. There are no "clues" that he dies. There's no reason to assume so.
Great ending. It still baffles simpletons to this day.

>>215048371
>There are no "clues" that he dies.
>One argument for the former points to a conversation that Tony had in the midseason premiere episode "Soprano Home Movies" with his brother-in-law Bobby, in which Bobby comments on how suddenly death can happen in their line of work: "You probably don't even hear it when it happens, right?" A flashback to this scene also appears in the final minutes of "The Blue Comet", the episode preceding "Made in America". When questioned on the theory, HBO spokesman Quentin Schaffer stated that the conversation is a "legitimate" hint.
>The final scene showing a man who glances at Tony (credited as "Man in Members Only Jacket") and who later goes to the bathroom, has been interpreted as a reference to Michael Corleone retrieving a hidden gun from a restaurant bathroom to kill his enemies in The Godfather (1972); in the episode "Johnny Cakes", it was revealed that this is Tony's favorite scene from the film.

>>215048400
Fuck off chatgpt

>>215048419
i just copied it from wikipedia acktuahlly