Seriously, in the second season, I was waiting for Hopper and Joyce to become a couple and you gave me such a thing? Although the two of them kept talking about it and it gave me a headache, why don't you just get out of the bed?
This season has completely lost that sense of horror, tension and suspense. For the entire eight episodes, because you know very well that justice will eventually prevail over evil, you don't have the curiosity to explore the bottom line, and you don't think there is anything scary about this big monster.
There are too many love scenes, the middle-aged group, the youth group, and the youth group seem to be unable to act without love scenes. Why do you still watch Stranger Things if you want to see love scenes?
The facialization of the characters is also very serious. El just keeps super powers/nosebleed superpowers/nosebleeds. Except for her powerful super powers and love scenes, her whole person is flat. There are no highlights of the first two seasons.
And the most important thing about facebooking is that Steve has changed from a school-level character to a walking mentally retarded Hello? Not to mention that IQ has been offline for many years, and even the kind of empathy in the second season has disappeared. I fell in love with Robin inexplicably and then Robin is les again. It's really embarrassing. Can't you just be friends? They just don't call! I feel that the screenwriter loves for the sake of forced love. Although Robin confessed that he is les, Steve's performance at that time was still remarkable, but it is really not necessary to love every experience. Love is too limited.
There is also Hopper's forced lunch. In fact, Hopper had already killed the strongest villain when he was in the amusement park, but the villain was wearing a body armor ah ah ah ah ah! Place! by! for! Varied! What! Do not! burst! head! And this villain is also arguing with Hopper. His goal is to not get rid of Hopper? There is nothing else! So the purpose of setting this villain is to lay the groundwork for Hopper's death!
When Steve Erica Robin Dusting entered that room they were trying to open the door to get out and the room turned into an elevator plummeting so the question is who flipped the switch to make the room go down? Did the room drop by itself inexplicably? If it was Lao Maozi who turned the switch, why did it take so long to open the door? Instead of waiting outside the door for the first time?
When Hopper was about to be blown up over there, he had the time to look at each other silently, and he didn't run away? It's so special to die for the sake of death, including the speed of the two foolishly counting 1, 2, and 3. Your goose is going to die outside. You still count the number of farts. Just press it, and then you will be KO'ed by the villain. This villain is for Hopper. to exist
Oh oh oh I really hate Erica black girl this season! The tone of her speech has a black accent for the sake of a black accent that is very unnatural, including her obsession with petty gain.
However, at the beginning of this season, Hopper's strong desire to protect El was ecstatic because Mike didn't come to find Eleven. It's still cute
The friendship journey that Max took Xiao Eleven to "find himself" is also quite interesting. The friendship between the two girls is also a highlight (I really don't want to watch the greasy and crooked relationship with Mike)
The multi-line narrative of this season is really a bit boring after seeing the third season. After all, this upside down has long been an open secret, and there is nothing to hide it. It is inevitable that everyone will work together.
I always thought that the one who woke Billy would be Max, the result would be El, or the memory killing that didn't fit the tension of the plot really broke down and wanted to say the screenwriter, are you kidding me?
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