Kyle Dixon, Michael Stein & VA - Stranger Things (TV)

[Wawrzyniec]

To prawda, że scena jest nieznośnie pretensjonalna,

i za to obniżali.

Ale też nie chodziło oto, że niektórzy to interpretowali, że serial chce nam powiedzieć, że być homoseksualnym oznacza, że ma się jakieś super moce?

[Kaonashi]

Serial tego na pewno nie mówi, bo jest jeszcze jedna postać homoseksualna i nie ma żadnych supermocy. Co więcej, wątek jej orientacji jest bardziej rozwinięty niż wspomnianego wcześniej Willa.

[Mystery]

Po mojemu, chodziło głównie o cringowe i memiczne "i don't like girls", co internety odebrały podobnie do "i gonna be dad" z drugiego sezonu Last of Us

[Adam]

kosmiczne wydanie





25-DISC SPECIAL EDITION CONTENTS

High-Definition (1080p) Blu-ray™ presentation of all forty-two episodes across five seasons and twenty-five discs
Original DTS-HD MA 5.1 surround and stereo audio for all episodes plus additional Dolby Atmos for Seasons 4 & 5
Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing
Optional audio description tracks
Interviews with the cast and crew
Behind-the-scenes featurettes
Set tours
Bloopers
Image galleries
Trailers
Collectors' booklet
Reversible sleeves featuring original artwork by Kyle Lambert
Double sided poster featuring original artwork by Kyle Lambert

cena ok. 200 funtów.

[Adam]

Nie wiem, jak wyliczyli część z tych danych, ale ok:

https://variety.com/2026/tv/news/the-ne ... 236745113/

• “Stranger Things” supported over 8,000 jobs across its five-season run and contributed $1.4 billion to the U.S. economy.
• “The Lincoln Lawyer” has contributed over $425 million to the Californian economy and employed over 4,300 cast and crew over four seasons.
• “Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F” starring Eddie Murphy brought in $140 million to California’s economy, employing over 2,000 cast and crew and hiring 900-plus vendors.
• “Ransom Canyon” in Albuquerque, N.M., has led to the creation of more than 700 local jobs.
• Netflix shows and movies have been produced in more than 4,500 cities and towns in more than 50 countries
• Ted Sarandos: "While other entertainment companies pull back, we’re leaning in — spending tens of billions of dollars on content every year, investing in production facilities from Spain to New Jersey, and growing the entertainment industry through training programs that have reached over 90,000 people across more than 75 countries.”