If you feel not everything was explained in the Stranger Things finale that appeared New Years Eve, part of that was intentional. One key scene was actually an Easter Egg pointing to the spinoff now in development, according to the Duffer Brothers. In a new interview with Entertainment Weekly, Matt said “The live-action spinoff is what the main focus is right now. I wish I could talk about it more, but we have a specific idea or philosophy for how the show and the Stranger Things universe, if you wanna call it that, can continue. It’s very different, I would say, than something like Game of Thrones or Star Wars, because we’re just not like that.” Ross added, “To be able to move forward, we have to build out a new mythology because otherwise we’re just gonna keep finding these little narrow gaps and it’s just gonna get narrower and narrower and more forced. So the goal is to break it wide open and do something very new and very different.” So….it becomes an anthology from this point? Well… There’s the matter of that Easter Egg, which they say is related to something in the spinoff. It’s the flashback scene […] The post The Stranger Things Finale Contained A Clue For The Spinoff appeared first on PopGeeks.com Forum | Indie Games, Movies, TV, Tabletop & Comics.

If you feel not everything was explained in the Stranger Things finale that appeared New Years Eve, part of that was intentional. One key scene was actually an Easter Egg pointing to the spinoff now in development, according to the Duffer Brothers. In a new interview with Entertainment Weekly, Matt said “The live-action spinoff is what the main focus is right now. I wish I could talk about it more, but we have a specific idea or philosophy for how the show and the Stranger Things universe, if you wanna call it that, can continue. It’s very different, I would say, than something like Game of Thrones or Star Wars, because we’re just not like that.” Ross added, “To be able to move forward, we have to build out a new mythology because otherwise we’re just gonna keep finding these little narrow gaps and it’s just gonna get narrower and narrower and more forced. So the goal is to break it wide open and do something very new and very different.” So….it becomes an anthology from this point? Well… There’s the matter of that Easter Egg, which they say is related to something in the spinoff. It’s the flashback scene […] The post The Stranger Things Finale Contained A Clue For The Spinoff appeared first on PopGeeks.com Forum | Indie Games, Movies, TV, Tabletop & Comics.

The fine folks over at How It Should Have Ended are back again—this time with their take on how Stranger Things should have wrapped up. I absolutely love Stranger Things.

The final trailer for the final episode of Netflix‘s Stranger Things is here. “I need you to fight one last time,” says a teary eyed Jim Hopper (David Harbour) to Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown) in the footage (below). “Fight for a world beyond Hawkins. Let’s end this kid.” The series finale is being released on […] The post Netflix Releases an Intense ‘Stranger Things’ Series Finale Trailer first appeared on Notisia 365.

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Since the very first season, Stranger Things has been full of pop culture references. And in its grande finale, the Easter eggs did not disappoint.

It’s true. Despite their abhorrence of the entire theater industry, Netflix was somehow convinced to allow a theatrical screening of the Stranger Things series finale, scheduled for the exact time the episode premieres on Netflix itself — 5 PM, December 31, though you can also catch a second screening on January 1 if you can avoid spoilers that long. We have to sheepishly admit this news item came out yesterday, and we skipped it because we already had a Stranger Things news item up (the Lego set) and figured the tickets would not sell as quickly as they did. But if you’re reading these words right now and this is the first you’ve heard of it, you might be almost too late. So when did these exactly go on sale? That depends. Cinemark and Regal, who are hosting the lion’s share of these screenings, claimed the virtual line would open at approximately 8 AM Pacific, 11 AM Eastern. Reasonable enough. But, ah, there was this weird thing we don’t understand called “concession vouchers” that were made available to reserve seats in advance, and only those in the know about that sort of thing were able to gobble up tickets before […] The post Stranger Things Finale Theater Tickets Are Now On Sale, And Already Disappearing appeared first on PopGeeks.com Forum | Indie Games, Movies, TV, Tabletop & Comics.