Stranger Things 3 is the best season of the series. She has a very well written story that uses narrative element as well as drama and humor in a perfect way. Besides having excellent suspense that binds you from beginning to end and a tension that only increases with passing of the episodes. And in relation to the development of the characters, this was the best season. He managed to make even the most asshole character the most relatable in the end. Excellent job. First of all I would like to summarize the season. It's summertime at Hawkins and our class is facing the transition from being kids to becoming a teenager. Some are managing to make this easier than others. And the city now has a new mall, which has become a major attraction. The adults also try to follow life after the traumatic moments of the second season, but hardly knows that a new enemy and an old threat are lurking to be able to cause the land in Hawkins again. Our class will need to be more united than ever before to overcome this evil that is to come. After the summary, I would like to talk about the scripts and the history of this season. The scripts are very well written giving layers to the characters that until then had not been seen. The characters throughout the series evolve greatly and manage to reach the end of their trajectory in a sublime way (some, others will have more development). This all delivered with enough excitement and good humor. The lesson that the script goes through is that growth is inevitable and that we are going to go wrong in this process, but that is very important for self-denial. So we can evolve. Beautiful story has incredible scripts. The direction is perfect. She needs to be able to develop the script very naturally without being forced. The scenes are very well directed, passing very true and taking the best of the actors. From the tone of the acting, the directors are able to do an excelnet job giving a great emotional load the scenes and still driving the story to unexpected moments. All the time you wondered what would happen and you were taken by surprise. An excellent direction that allied a good story, delivered the best season of the series. This season's photography was fantastic. With fantastic scenarios, the directors have managed to print a very beautiful visual identity for series. The scenes presented a high production value, with details such as color and lighting very well used to give each scene its tone. It was an exquisite work for only one TV series and deserves to be exalted. They gave a visual spectacle in several scenes of that time, making you appreciate the visual work of the team and the directors. The special effects were first-rate. The use of the practical effects and CGI was very well done. The monsters were very well animated and rendered, giving a veracity to the creatures that came to impress a lot. They looked like creatures that really existed. Already the practical results were well used, not sounding false in any moment. Explosions, scenes of car crashes and fireworks were very well done. A true excelnet work from the team of specials this season. The soundtrack and the songs used this season were sensational. They managed to marry the soundtrack very well with the scenes giving the tone and atmosphere that each scene needed. Other than that the songs used gave a great nostalgia. I felt in the 80's just listening to the great classics. And what struck me that these songs also served for scenes as a narrative way to give more tension or humor to them. Incredible work! Already the edition of the episode was very well done. The scenes were very well set up, leaving no scenes that were unmanageable or abruptly cut. The scenes flowed in a very natural way, giving room for the directors and the roberts to tell the story in a perfect way. Beautiful work. Already the duration of the season of 8 episode proved very successful, since it gave to tell the story well and develop the characters very well within that limit. I believe that if they had more episodes, the rhythm would have been very dragged and muddled the development of the narrative. After the technical part I would like to talk about the performances. Dacre Montgomery was the highlight of this season with his troubled Billy. The actor managed to pass a great threat, but at the same time a fragility and humanity to the incredible character. And the redemption of his character in the end was fantastic. A real acting show. Winona Ryder and David Harbor were sensational. The actors had managed to overcome all the melancholy that the characters felt and, moreover, they made an incredible partnership with a great deal of chemistry. Excellent performances. Gaten, Joe, Maya and Priah were another plus point. Gaten is very charismatic and I managed to give his Dustin a funny and serious tone at the same time. Already Joe had an excellent evolution of his character, managing to evolve him even more of the asshole he was in the second season. Nice acting of the two. Maya already surprised me with her cheeky and funny Robind, giving the right tone to her character. I just did not like that forced a homosexuality in the character without even having worked this previously. Already Priah was hilarious as Erica and was an excellently comic relief. The rest, I would like to highlight Millie Bobby Brown, Finn Wolfhard and Sadie Sink who have excelled in their roles. Mike and Eleven had a big breakthrough this season and she managed to be more independent thanks to her friendship with Max, which gave Eleven more personality. And so MIke had to learn that Eleven was not only his, but that he should also know how to evolve. Already Max had a good turnout and Sadie thrilled on the scene of his brother's death. Good acting of the actors. Noah Schnapp did not have much time to shine, but his scene in which he destroys Castle Byers was a first-rate performance. Too bad he had no more opportunity to show off his talent. Already Caleb McLaughlin and Charlie Heaton have been very erased in their characters. Lucas and Jonathan were null characters this season and did not add up to anything. Natalia Dyer had good moments in her performance, but even so, she was overshadowed by other better performances. Overall, the third season of Stranger Things was sensational, full of good twists. This with a very engaging story that used drama and humor very well to thrill, make cry and laugh. It was a whirl of emotions watching these characters evolve, but it was well worth it. Let it come to season 4! This season deserves 10/10.
Review by DeletedBlockedParentSpoilers2019-07-08T14:04:53Z
Stranger Things 3 is the best season of the series. She has a very well written story that uses narrative element as well as drama and humor in a perfect way. Besides having excellent suspense that binds you from beginning to end and a tension that only increases with passing of the episodes. And in relation to the development of the characters, this was the best season. He managed to make even the most asshole character the most relatable in the end. Excellent job. First of all I would like to summarize the season. It's summertime at Hawkins and our class is facing the transition from being kids to becoming a teenager. Some are managing to make this easier than others. And the city now has a new mall, which has become a major attraction. The adults also try to follow life after the traumatic moments of the second season, but hardly knows that a new enemy and an old threat are lurking to be able to cause the land in Hawkins again. Our class will need to be more united than ever before to overcome this evil that is to come. After the summary, I would like to talk about the scripts and the history of this season. The scripts are very well written giving layers to the characters that until then had not been seen. The characters throughout the series evolve greatly and manage to reach the end of their trajectory in a sublime way (some, others will have more development). This all delivered with enough excitement and good humor. The lesson that the script goes through is that growth is inevitable and that we are going to go wrong in this process, but that is very important for self-denial. So we can evolve. Beautiful story has incredible scripts. The direction is perfect. She needs to be able to develop the script very naturally without being forced. The scenes are very well directed, passing very true and taking the best of the actors. From the tone of the acting, the directors are able to do an excelnet job giving a great emotional load the scenes and still driving the story to unexpected moments. All the time you wondered what would happen and you were taken by surprise. An excellent direction that allied a good story, delivered the best season of the series. This season's photography was fantastic. With fantastic scenarios, the directors have managed to print a very beautiful visual identity for series. The scenes presented a high production value, with details such as color and lighting very well used to give each scene its tone. It was an exquisite work for only one TV series and deserves to be exalted. They gave a visual spectacle in several scenes of that time, making you appreciate the visual work of the team and the directors. The special effects were first-rate. The use of the practical effects and CGI was very well done. The monsters were very well animated and rendered, giving a veracity to the creatures that came to impress a lot. They looked like creatures that really existed. Already the practical results were well used, not sounding false in any moment. Explosions, scenes of car crashes and fireworks were very well done. A true excelnet work from the team of specials this season. The soundtrack and the songs used this season were sensational. They managed to marry the soundtrack very well with the scenes giving the tone and atmosphere that each scene needed. Other than that the songs used gave a great nostalgia. I felt in the 80's just listening to the great classics. And what struck me that these songs also served for scenes as a narrative way to give more tension or humor to them. Incredible work! Already the edition of the episode was very well done. The scenes were very well set up, leaving no scenes that were unmanageable or abruptly cut. The scenes flowed in a very natural way, giving room for the directors and the roberts to tell the story in a perfect way. Beautiful work. Already the duration of the season of 8 episode proved very successful, since it gave to tell the story well and develop the characters very well within that limit. I believe that if they had more episodes, the rhythm would have been very dragged and muddled the development of the narrative. After the technical part I would like to talk about the performances. Dacre Montgomery was the highlight of this season with his troubled Billy. The actor managed to pass a great threat, but at the same time a fragility and humanity to the incredible character. And the redemption of his character in the end was fantastic. A real acting show. Winona Ryder and David Harbor were sensational. The actors had managed to overcome all the melancholy that the characters felt and, moreover, they made an incredible partnership with a great deal of chemistry. Excellent performances. Gaten, Joe, Maya and Priah were another plus point. Gaten is very charismatic and I managed to give his Dustin a funny and serious tone at the same time. Already Joe had an excellent evolution of his character, managing to evolve him even more of the asshole he was in the second season. Nice acting of the two. Maya already surprised me with her cheeky and funny Robind, giving the right tone to her character. I just did not like that forced a homosexuality in the character without even having worked this previously. Already Priah was hilarious as Erica and was an excellently comic relief. The rest, I would like to highlight Millie Bobby Brown, Finn Wolfhard and Sadie Sink who have excelled in their roles. Mike and Eleven had a big breakthrough this season and she managed to be more independent thanks to her friendship with Max, which gave Eleven more personality. And so MIke had to learn that Eleven was not only his, but that he should also know how to evolve. Already Max had a good turnout and Sadie thrilled on the scene of his brother's death. Good acting of the actors. Noah Schnapp did not have much time to shine, but his scene in which he destroys Castle Byers was a first-rate performance. Too bad he had no more opportunity to show off his talent. Already Caleb McLaughlin and Charlie Heaton have been very erased in their characters. Lucas and Jonathan were null characters this season and did not add up to anything. Natalia Dyer had good moments in her performance, but even so, she was overshadowed by other better performances. Overall, the third season of Stranger Things was sensational, full of good twists. This with a very engaging story that used drama and humor very well to thrill, make cry and laugh. It was a whirl of emotions watching these characters evolve, but it was well worth it. Let it come to season 4! This season deserves 10/10.