I watched entire The Sopranos series 3 times over the last 20 years, once during original run and then twice more with few years apart. So obviously I am a fan and this movie is for people like me. It serves my nostalgy, like meeting old friends you haven't seen for a while. But then beyond the sentiment there is a movie, a story. And as such it's not as impressive as I would've want it to be. Michael does a good job mimicking his dad, every little mannerism of a big Gandolfini is recreated carefully to the smallest of the details. The looks, the smiles, the gestures, it's all there. And being only secondary character of the movie helps to keep Tony's memory unspoiled.

But the main story and the characters that drive this movie are not as good as the level of the series we appreciate so much. The movie feels like a one big flashback, hollow and superficial story told by someone like he remembers it. And since all main characters are unfamiliar to us and don't have any meaningful background for the fans, the movie feels exactly like that - hollow and superficial.

And at the end it is exactly like meeting with old friends - you enjoyed the meeting, the nostalgy and "remember when" stories (lol), but after that when you continue with your life you realize that maybe not seeing your "old" friends for a while is actually a good thing.