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As we review Netflix's Stranger Things 3!
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As we review Netflix's Stranger Things 3!
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Oh man, I disagree with this episode.
While I do love each season, I feel each season is slightly inferior to the last.
Season 1 captured magic in a bottle. It was the start of something special and you didn't know where they were going.
Season 2 had some great character development and moments, but some pacing problems.
Season 3 lost the majority of that character development and became more popcorny. It was enjoyable but I felt that it didn't move the characters from point A to B very much. That being said, the way the ended the season gave me a lot of hope for the next season.
Also season 3 had once of the worst scenes I have ever seen that ground the show to a halt. While it was good on its own, it really screwed up the pacing and should have been edited down.
Which scene was that? I assume you didn’t mention it for spoiler purposes but I’m curious, if you can word it in a non-spoilery way.
It involved singing. Still makes me cringe.
Ah. I thought it was hilarious. Cringey yeah but also hilarious.
On it’s own it was great, but it ground that episode to a halt.
I'm gonna watch the whole show again at some point to get more context for this, or an updated point of view.
That said, if memory serves I thought season one suffered from the issue where I felt like many early Netflix shows suffered from in that they were two episodes too long.
Might not be totally how I think now but it was then so when I do a rewatch i'll note that again. I thought Season 2 and 3 nailed the pacing but I like popcorn
Yo: https://twitter.com/Stranger_Things/status/1178701041333886976
Hyped! More upside down please! I would get into what I want to see, but I am avoiding spoilers.