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She killed it.Robin Buckley. Maya Hawke really knows how to play her role.
I realized during episode 4 or 5 I really only wanted to see the Hawkins story play out. The Russian plot was dragging and they spent 7 episodes explaining something that could have been 3 before a violent af payoff; the California storyline was too thin and relegated the main kids to a lot of nothing, save for a shootout and a **** ton of classic 80s bullying. Eleven's storyline at the lab had the same issue as the Russia plot - too little story drawn out for too long until the payoff.As far as this season has gone, it started off slow, but it definitely got better after the fourth episode. I feel it's better than seasons 2 and 3.
Liked:
I like the new character Eddie Munson. He looks threatening, but he's actually harmless.
That Angela chick who ****ed around and found out about Eleven.
Max Mayfield. "Running Up That Hill" is a powerful song. Did Johnson & Johnson pay for product placement for a teen to use Tylenol pills?
Robin Buckley. Maya Hawke really knows how to play her role.
Murray Bauman. Some people may find him annoying, but he was the only thing interesting (and entertaining) about the Russian plot.
I couldn't give a **** about:
The Russian plot. It dragged too long.
Mike Wheeler. Finn Wolfhard has been more useless this season than he was in Ghostbusters: Afterlife.
Will Byers. He's just there.
Argyle. What a boring-*** stoner. Pineapples on pizza, bro?
The length of these episodes. Longer is not necessarily better. It was almost a chore going through some of these episodes. And if the runtime for the last two episodes is correct, it's going to be a bigger chore just finishing this season.
I thought it was homage to Latrell Sprewell, since he wore No. 8 and the Hawkins uniforms look like the old Knicks uniforms.
Man. They are really stretching this Russian plot.
Soooo there are 2 more episodes
and THEN 1 more season, right?
Oh snap, where'd they find this kid looking exactly like Ally Sheedy in Breakfast Club?
As far as this season has gone, it started off slow, but it definitely got better after the fourth episode. I feel it's better than seasons 2 and 3.
Liked:
I like the new character Eddie Munson. He looks threatening, but he's actually harmless.
That Angela chick who ****ed around and found out about Eleven.
Max Mayfield. "Running Up That Hill" is a powerful song. Did Johnson & Johnson pay for product placement for a teen to use Tylenol pills?
Robin Buckley. Maya Hawke really knows how to play her role.
Murray Bauman. Some people may find him annoying, but he was the only thing interesting (and entertaining) about the Russian plot.
I couldn't give a **** about:
The Russian plot. It dragged too long.
Mike Wheeler. Finn Wolfhard has been more useless this season than he was in Ghostbusters: Afterlife.
Will Byers. He's just there.
Argyle. What a boring-*** stoner. Pineapples on pizza, bro?
The length of these episodes. Longer is not necessarily better. It was almost a chore going through some of these episodes. And if the runtime for the last two episodes is correct, it's going to be a bigger chore just finishing this season.
I realized during episode 4 or 5 I really only wanted to see the Hawkins story play out. The Russian plot was dragging and they spent 7 episodes explaining something that could have been 3 before a violent af payoff; the California storyline was too thin and relegated the main kids to a lot of nothing, save for a shootout and a **** ton of classic 80s bullying. Eleven's storyline at the lab had the same issue as the Russia plot - too little story drawn out for too long until the payoff.
The ending of the season will obviously deliver and tie it all together, but I felt like too many characters were doing nothing for 10 hours.