Stranger Things — o adeus a Hawkins

from Cinema à Trois · host Mat, Guiba e Ericão

No primeiro episódio do ano de 2026 do Cinema à Trois, Eu (Mathe) Guiba e Ericão nos reunimos para nos despedirmos de Hawkins (que ficou em 2025...).Com o fim de Stranger Things na sua quinta e última temporada, sentamos pra conversar não só sobre o desfecho da série, mas sobre toda a jornada: os altos, os baixos, os Demogorgons, a década de 80 e, claro, as expectativas que criamos ao longo dos anos.Falamos do final (com spoilers, porque a vida é curta demais), do peso cultural da série e daquele sentimento agridoce de “era isso mesmo?”. No balanço geral, chegamos a uma conclusão nada surpreendente: muitas teorias malucas dos fãs eram bem mais interessantes e ousadas do que o que acabou indo pra tela.Se você amou, odiou, achou ok ou ainda está processando o adeus, esse episódio é pra você. Dê o play, abra o portal para o Mundo Invertido/Abismos e venha se juntar a ultima roda nerd de 2025.

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