We're Left SPEECHLESS by *STRANGER THINGS* 

When?

​@@LiaStoney just watch the video lmao

That was the easiest thing to pick up on

The cool thing about the plot twist is that you can see the twist of Vecna being 001, but no one expects that Henry Creel is ALSO Vecna/001. I still remember when my found found out, she was shook 😂

Of all the twists in the series, that was the most obvious Edit: Not the Henry Creel part obviously no one saw that coming and if they say they did they're lying Victor literally said the son died in his story.

Agreed his acting when he was revealing everything and his hate for the world and everyday life was incredible. He should have won awards for that. It was a masterclass in acting.

And the way he did the Vecna voice himself

Souch a great actor he nailed it Perfectly, that interpretation at the beginning,of a character who was sweet, kind and was willing to help El,Escape the lab But at the same time he maintains a feeling of darkness and mystery With a touch of sweetness and sneaky vibe that would later be revealed...Who would have thought that he was vecna, Henry or number one? At the same time That's what I call a perfect acting And not only Jaime, but also Millie, Sadie, everyone literally shined in their characters this season. the duffers literally went all in this this episode lol.

And his voice..Google the videos of him recording Vecna..it’s mostly his own voice!

Yeah I want to know if the Duffers had him for first choice for the character of Vecna, he is amazing as the character.

Lol

When she jumped I did too lol

Lol same.She Always gets so scared😂.That makes me Jump more than the actuall show🤣.He must get jumpscared to by her lol

When?

​@@LiaStoneyman just watch The whole video, and stop asking when all The time 🤔🤔🤔

yeah, i think that's why she actually snapped like that because it brought her back to the trauma she faced unknowingly

I agree! Like so many great villains in fiction throughout the ages, he has the character flaw and Achilles' heel of supreme arrogance.

He’s definitely influenced by them especially Freddy. He has one long hand and is focused on Nancy like Freddy was with Nancy from nightmare on elm st. Definitely some pinhead influence too

⁠@@ryanosullivan2858also if u didn’t know already victor creel the dad. The character that plays him as the older version of him in the asylum is Robert Englund who plays Freddy Kruger on all the nightmare on elm street films

Freddy really only in aesthetics and powers but I don’t really see his personality in Freddy because his narcissism manifests in a totally different way. He’s not a dominator that wants people underneath him. I don’t see him as feeding off fear and needing that validation, he’s more a consumer in the pure sense. So I see his ultimate goal not as wanting to stand on top of all other life, but to exist totally alone. Itll be interesting if they explore his character further in the final season but we may never get any insight beyond his monologue comparing himself to spiders

Yes not a carbon copy just some influence. I see some pinhead in there too. Te show pays a lot of homage to 80s sci fi horror

It's also how Max was able to escape the first attack, Vecna got her because she was venting her trauma with Billy's letter, but her happy memories with Lucas, El and the rest of the party gave her the strength to fight, it's such a cool foreshadowing

@@supersaraqxz548It's seeming to be the "typical 80s trope" that "love conquers all!"

​@@rromano158it's a trope that works lol

Lost In Space is really good too..not as riveting as this, but a great story, great actors, and really beautiful to watch. I think it’s Netflix, right? Hope I’m right, my memory stinks!

You might remember fighting inter-dimensional monsters if you tried hard enough.

I am so jalouse, i am born in the 90 in Europe but when i am watching Stranger things. Even i get nostalgic about small town america in the eighties 😂

Im envious,I was born in 2000 in eastern block,I experienced transition to the age of internet but that's it. No american/western european feeling of freedom during 70s/80s,no experience of transition from communism to capitalism of the 90s. At least im D&D player so i i had that 😅

If you weren't fighting interdimensional monsters, I don't think you were playing D&D right, lol.

@SovKnight - pretty much the same for me (born at the end of the 60s). Was so much fun sharing this show with my kids.

Interesting

Youre right!

Exactly and that’s why El was able to overpower Henry that day cause he only knows anger and hatred and never felt love or friendship for anybody so he’s was completely oblivious to the fact that it what’s gives you more power

Because it does. Anger, rage boost their powers. Feel of love even surpass that. But that doesn't mean anger not effect it.

Yes, but clock or bell?

I'm really wondering now though. I'm watching somebody else that's reacting and they just finished S1. That ending scene with the boys being so happy that Will is ok, and him suddenly turning so serious and saying the demagorgan got him. It's the same way he said it in the first ep, as he was leaving Mike's house right before the demagorgan got him. Makes me wonder if we ever really got Will back. I suppose that could've been the setup for him to be the 'spy' in S2, but it's not 100% clear. Side note, I'm writing a series of books and 100% taking a page from the Duffer Bros and writing the whole story as I go instead of one book at a time. 😂

.wut-

ok…

SAME I KNEW AS SOON AS HE SAID THAT ILBC WE SAW THE HOUSE 1ST AND THE "COMA" AND THEY BARELY SHOWED THE SON

Indeed! I love the way that it ties back to the very first lines in the season, with El talking about how sometimes the passage of time seems fast, and at other times it seems slow. The twenty years between 1959 and 1979 *feels* like more than twenty years to most viewers, because of the dramatic changes in technology, clothing, mores and manners that the cultural revolutions of the 1960s ushered in in the United States. The scenes shot in 1959 look as if they might as well be the 1940s, while the scenes shot in 1979 look very similar to the show's "current day" of the '80s. It tricks the viewer into forgetting that there are only twenty years between them, which in turn helps to obscure the Henry Creel twist. Playing with time indeed!

Yeah, but it's really funny how underated Stranger Things is like this episode has a 9.6 rating lower than better call saul bagman with a 9.7 that wasn't even better than the first episode of this season 🤦

Lmao, ST is nothing compared to Breaking Bad. Let's not get carried away here.

@@vn5774 it's better than breaking bad but not game of thrones. Breaking Bad is the most overrated TV show I've ever seen with the most cartoonish ending ever. Walt makes a future Lazer gun that guns down Todd uncle and his gang. Really amusing. Even a Science Fiction serie like stranger things season 4 had a more realistic and mature ending

@@iammiller5478 I, too, would agree with this take if I had no taste and were blind. Might be one of the worst TV-related takes I've encountered all year. Unfortunately you're entitled to your wrong opinion.

@@vn5774 you just called me blind and have no taste with one of the worst opinions without proving anything but that doesn't change the fact that what I said is a FACT. Walter makes a lazer gun in a serie set in reality and around 2008-13 when it was airing that automatically targets his enemies by the click of a button on his remote. The amount of meat riding you breaking bad fanballs give that show is pathetic. After season 1&2, which were okay, the show turns so cartoony and unrealistic. And yes, breaking bad is extremely overrated. It does not stand out from other series like Stranger Things, Dark, Attack on Titan. On Imbd this show has a 9.5 and you expect it to be better than game of thrones but it's not even close. The first season was great and not slow paced but the second and third just gets too slow and boring, focusing on Walter's family misunderstanding than drug dealing. The 4th improved but I've seen better than that before. The first half of season 5 was also extremely boring. I found the first half ridiculous and the second half is the only great thing about the show man. The show also has so many issues . 2face gus was ridiculous. Bombing a nursing home and getting away like nothing was ridiculous. The Mexican twins who don't talk or act like real humans whos entire characters are just walking around "menacingly" ,is so stupid Idk how people take it serously. Tuco was a cartoon character, not a meth kingpin. And walt just blows up an entire commercial building with an ice cube and walks away like nothing happened? The city isnt gonna look into that? Using a giant magnet on the side of a police evidence room was literal ACME cartoon level antics. The way Jesse and his druggy friends talk is like writing you'd expect from your goofy aunt who's never been around drug dealers/drug users and think they talk in Snoop dog's "fashizzle language". The finale just further certified the absurdity.. Walt, the chemistry whiz, creates a functioning unfolding and fully automated gattling gun that pops out of his trunk and accurately wipes out an entire biker gang? Really?

season 5 the final season

Same here. I like your avatar. I had to stop smoking weed because I started having panic attacks associated with it. Took the joy out of it for me, but I had ten or so years of enjoying it first. I miss that. All pre-internet.

Cool!

Truth!

Wait really? Cause I remember watching all episodes in july 2022

@@ljubav207 Yes really, it was about a month before they released the final 2 episodes.

@@ljubav207 You watched it all because episodes 8 and 9 were released July 1st not August like the other person said.