I don't get the whole "Tony got clipped" scenario at all..... I think it comes from a wanted bloodbath from a majority of viewers. The audience got clipped not Tony.
Though there is great alternate endings.....
http://www.maximonline.com/ExclusiveSop ... o/973.aspx
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZjias30 ... ed&search=
I like the way Ron Moore (Battlestar Galactica creator) summed it up
Instead, Chase managed to do the unthinkable, the unbelievable and the unprecedented: he yanked us out of their lives without any resolution whatsoever. We were torn away from Tony, Carmella, AJ, Meadow, Paulie, Sil and the all the rest without any idea what happens to them tomorrow or even later that same evening. In real life, when you lose contact with someone, you seldom if ever have the satisfaction of knowing how the myriad threads of their lives resolved themselves. They are removed from your circle of knowledge and yet their lives go on unbeknownst to you in ways you can only imagine. The Sopranos are gone from our lives, but their lives go on without resolution, much like ours. None of us have tidy, revelatory endings that are the culmination of our "story arcs" and neither will they.
It's poetic. It's exciting. It's perfect.
And most of all, I wish I'd thought of it first
Also watching the episode for the 4th time now.... is the cat maybe supposed to be a reference to Adriana?
And as for a movie... as much as I loved this show I don't really want a continuation because of the way the last episode is. Though, a prequel that takes place when Tony's father Johnny and Uncle Junior were in charge would be interesting.
There are no stupid questions. Just stupid people.