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- Stranger Things cast members expressed concerns about avoiding a controversial ending similar to Game of Thrones Season 8 finale, due to its polarizing reception among viewers.
- The cast found comfort in the exceptional quality and strong direction of the scripts for Season 5 of Stranger Things, which they believe will help steer clear of such pitfalls.
- Finn Wolfhard emphasized the influence of the Duffer Brothers study of critically-acclaimed series like The Sopranos on ensuring audience satisfaction in the shows final season.
- Season 5 of Stranger Things is set to premiere on November 26th, with subsequent installments following on December 25th and December 31st.
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Stranger Things Stars Avoid Game of Thrones’ Controversial Ending with Strong Scripts and Duffer Brothers’ Vision
Stranger Things’ immense popularity has led its stars to voice a clear desire for a definitive conclusion, aiming to avoid a controversial ending akin to Game of Thrones. The 2019 Game of Thrones finale disappointed many viewers, despite the show’s broad appeal. Finn Wolfhard, a Stranger Things cast member, shared with Time that the cast was concerned about the reception of Game of Thrones’ final season. This apprehension led them to hope for a different outcome for their own series. However, after reviewing the scripts for Season 5, the cast recognized its exceptional quality and felt reassured about its direction. Wolfhard assured fans that Stranger Things’ final season would avoid such pitfalls, citing the strength of the script and the Duffer Brothers’ study of acclaimed series like The Sopranos for audience satisfaction. Season 5 of Stranger Things premieres on November 26th, with subsequent installments on December 25th and December 31st.
In Case You Missed It
As we wrap up this month’s entertainment rundown, we’re thrilled to point you towards Marcus Thompson’s comprehensive guide on ‘Netflix: Confirmed November Releases, Including Heavy Hitters’ (published October 19). If you’re eager to dive into Guillermo Del Toro’s Frankenstein or the socially conscious animated short The Sneetches, then this is your must-read. From international films to returning series like Stranger Things and Squid Game: The Challenge, Thompson leaves no stone unturned in his roundup Netflix: Confirmed November Releases, Including Heavy Hitters. But hold on to your seats, because Bruno Pferd has an unexpected twist for you! In his latest article published on October 16th, he reveals that the finale of Stranger Things will clock in at a whopping two hours, longer than many movies. Dive into the details and prepare for binge-watching marathons as Bruno discusses this marathon-length conclusion Stranger Things Season Finale Longer Than Many Movies. Speaking of cultural influences, you won’t want to miss Bruno’s insightful take on Hideo Kojima’s recent visit to BGS 2025 in Brazil. Published just last October 19th, his article “Opinion: Hideo Kojima’s Visit to BGS 2025 Was Profoundly Good for Brazil’s Gaming Scene” delves into how the Metal Gear Solid creator’s trip inspired Brazil’s gaming industry and fostered international connections Opinion: Hideo Kojima’s Visit to BGS 2025 Was Profoundly Good for Brazil’s Gaming Scene.
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